Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
"ALL THE DEcENcy /,

Stesy VI style IN allvd..
their opponents; and some times, We, @uo,,,.s,s
cause they are called tories The G,,c-;
hno specimen OF their truth and decencv.
From the Rochester Dali, .as,..S
MR. CALnouS.-During the last W., 8.
Webster and his blue light follower. ~.,l0
ing with the enemy against our cosn,rv, -
=. CALHOUN stood forth boldly and -
them, \ was the unti,nehing champio. Of ~ -.
try Now. when Webster and the sam. ~
light fellows are Intriguing To sarrsos,e, ~.
pie in the hands Of our ,afsrual foes tn.
CALHOUN is again found the unconquerab,, ~.
pion OF the people.
Amos Kendall. better known as ssHeave.A
Amos" is travelling through this State c.
health. lie was at Richmond on the third -.
indianapolis on the nth instant We ca, =
easily accoun, for the non-arrival Of our en-
papers.-JeffsrsonviIl Courier.
Seize the derl his due" We will saw q. -
the evening he passed through our town. =.
! ceived more exchange papers than we h,a :.
week before. and week afterwards. We b..
he brought up all the old mais Bu, va c..-.
pretend TO say how much Of the peoples mrs..
he has with him, buying land ia Iowa.
HAcKENsAcx, tN. J.) Sept. IS
FRAUD ExPosED.-A most inia nous proeeea,,.
was had here on Monday last On thai day. a..
eral carriages from Newark, and perhaps one :.
two from Patterson, ioaded with men, cvsdea,l,
foreigners, drove up To the Van Buren, House i
this village. As Court of Common n..,
was then IN session, il was supposed that the a.
ject OF these was 10 apple to the court 10 d A.
united TO citizenship. None Of them, hovev.,
appeared in open court but tho Clerk Of tie con-
Samuel ii. Berry, in defiance of law, prissss,
aud unknown 10 the Court, at the Van hu,s
House aforesaid, admitted them TO CITIZENSHIP
> The court having inquired into the ma.,s
did, al the close OF term, make tho following !,
, der, and directed the Clerk to enter the s,me 4,
j. the minutes of the court, viz
!. The court having been informed by the CIe,k
: that certain proceedings were had ia The name
of this court on Monday, the 3fih ns,Aa, ii ,hs
d house of David d. Demarest, while the cur
8 were in session ut the Courthouse and also an,
), the court had adjourned for the day; and IN
: certain orders admitting foreigners to the fxls
of citizens of the l.. S. were then and there u
G in the name of this court, without the nuthona
l. r order of the court; and whereas no fofeifs
n admitted by this court, on tine said 9th Sci
inst, to the rights Of = citizen Of tho q. s., III
court do therefore order and direct that all Cd
Is every order, rule, or Judgment Of this court d
n
=, done or certified the act OF this court, adm
- ing any foreigner TO the right Of citizen Of u
es u s. on the 9th of Sept, 1888, be set aside,
for nothing holden; and the same are hereby \
Gated and set aside, ms orders, rules, and iod
menis improv ideniiallv entered without the kno{
edge or authority the court.
:. Let the inspectors of ell. ction in your place :
to this matter, If these men should otter 30 vol
hcir certificates arc fraudulent and Illegally
tanned
In haste, yours, &c.
Such are the means employed by the Gid
holders to control the election, and pespets1
their power. Let tho dsgracefuI fraud !
published through the land as a warning 10 n
People, and n specimen OF the corrupiion vhn
is creeping into every department OF the Shh
We learn also that several carriage led
aliens were taken from this place to Momslos
yesterday, by some of the party, for the ppo<
ot procuring naturalization papers from theC w
Of that county The chief business d q
Courts had been closed, and two or three Z
Judges only, we understand, met 10 the MONS
for the retcrn Of writs, and were about 10 sdloa(
finally. when tho cavulcadc arrived So hat d
effort to manufacture voters failed and the psf
returned as thew went, aliens. We undeffa1
they mustered from thirty to forty in hummer
CENSUS OF DAyToS.-Charles Anderson, "
who Township Superniendan,is nos TAXI
the enumeration Of our youth. for the Free sehn1
has furnished us for publication, the Census sfD
~, ton. which, it is believed, is almost correct
possible.
d Numbe- Of male inhabitants oyer2I
years of age,
-. Do under do do
Do. Female 3" of al: ages,
ing Negroes OF all ages and sexes,
mt
ga Total g inhabitants in the town
Le-
The white unmarried youth between
the age Of four and twenty years
my Of age, are
no To wit: boys,
ind Girls,
=. Tha, is; in the School Census, the girls q
NM the boys, by a majority of7S,or Of Lea
'ote and in the general Census, the males out-ns
hat the females by 800 or 10, nearly.
act The heads Of families, are
~ Or, each family would average g Ill mes
:, The health Of the town. il is believed
mig and whatever sickness prevails, seeM DOL
rug of a serious charicter. Fever and sgse
gether the predominant disease and seems
to particular localities. At any rate
with but one instance Of death, and the
health than was expected. which Prvahec,
ian, him to discontinue his original design o. d.
the ing the sick.
.-.sl The houses arc all occupied and toe
more room is seen, much more thas ~
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