Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

past 10 o'clock A. VI. at the residence of Genera.
Gratiof, T, near is, street, If fair, If not. the
next fair day thereafter, his splendid furniture
consisting of rery superior SaNony Imperial Car
pet, elegant Greclan Mahogany Chairs, Sofa and
Ottoman. covered with crimson silk plush. large
French Naatek pier Mirrors, rich Wantel Lamps
elegant Coasof Table, with Egyptian Marble top,
Center Table, with marble top. tinetoncG Chick
erng Piano, Stool and Music Stand, with various
other articles OF Draw ing room Furniture rtry
handsome Berlin Iron Crates. Also, rrry superior
] bed room Furniture. consisting of elegant Dress
ing Bureaus, with fine Mirrors and marble tops,
Enclosed Washsands with marble tops, Maho.a-
ny Bedsteads, fine Hair Mattresses, Feather
Beds and Palliasses. Imperial Mreeply Carpets,
Mahogany Wardrpbes, &c. The whole of the a
bovc furniture made to order IN the rcry best
stvlc: u large part has been in bur short
time, and was made in Philadelphia.
Also the rery elegant Table furniture consist
ing of large dinncr scrrice IF Piatad Ware,
two sets of Dinner Porcelain one rcry rich Des-
sert Scrrcc, Tea Set to match the trhOie, imported
from Paris, white and gold Tea set, one India
Dinner Set, together Nth Il quantity Of rich Cut
Glass
a large assortment Of Kitchen Furniture,
Stoves, Sc ,riM furniture for servants.
A small stock of choice Wines and Liquors. VIZ:
Madeira, rarious kinds IN botttes,vcrv old French
Brandy IN bottles. choice IVhiskey. .Ruanx Oh of
Rye Bottles and DEM ohns, &c. &c, &c.
Terms of sale: All sums of and under $50
cash; over $50 dollars and exceeding 500,
a credit of TO days; over $500. credit of ninety
days approved endorsed negotiable notes will be
required. The house will be open for the exam
nation of the Furnitures, &c. on Monday, the
9Th ms tant, from 10 10 , o'clock.
EDWARD DYER
How many poor 'unwashcd and ,ncomed' chill
dren in your district ard III mine, SIT, would this
costly furniture of splendid defauter educa.e9
How NAV of unworthy res Ioud 4 rai
elevate III virtue above the Price of Price p
Sir, the substance o. the people; their education;
their commerce; their systems OF mpror emcnt
their funds of honor and gratitude, are all to be
sacrificed TO the appetes of corrupt partisan har
pies? Such, SIR are the consequences of your
great and glorious, immaculate economy, re-
trenchment AID reform administration
Sir, 'iu piping times OF peace the great ser
vice Representative can render rs to pay the
public money. | have faithfully cndcav ored to
discharge this duty; TO save the public money
from wicked rulers, and to preserve the purity
and virtue of both the People and their servants
from the temptation of splendid Government
and wicked Administration. If l have done
no III ing towards this end 1T is not my fault. The
task has been hard one. lhave had to labor at
the against wind and tide against mos, pow
erful and popular President and party-agans,
you, sir, your committees and this House. Bu,
the blaze of Qualification is espied Thank God
the dav-star dawns from on high. There is now
hope of salvation; hour of retrbutive justice
is coming. Truth, though slow, is coming gradu- !
ally along with her torches have heen waiting
for her long, but never without hope. have had
10 carry my life itself in my hand-the harness /
of deerskin and cold steel and has often gall
ed nv shouders-an armed arsenal against the .
Kings forccs-thev dangerous when there
are such rich spoils; but | have escaped unscath
ed, thank God. though nv slanderers and perse
cutors and revilers would have the world believ c
that my war upon corruption has not been
bloodless
| am not for these aspersions--they pass
he idle wind. Much less have regarded some
good, honest, friends who have assisted to damn
ne ,cih the faint praise of doing trying to do
ZONE od-notrMtstdnding my faults and indis
,rctio n, Sir, what other course could pursue
,ut that Of fearless boldness-av, apparent reck-
essnessi But this Is egotism | know who will
e.nd me-who do back me. | have nv reward
the only reward looked for--at home, in
n the affections of my people. Yes, sir my peo-
lie. They mine because | Meirs.-n de-
otion, III sacrhce, IN servicc--in good report 9
n evil report-theirs not politically, personally l
heirs! And all your party and all its power eau
OF separate me from my people. shake me in {
heir confidence. must myself first forfci, II be
,re am ever by them dI-trTsted prescribed.
hey will pardon nv inirmiiIes, and indulge nv q
'eakness, provided l remain true to them and
1eir country. MAY Heaven reward them S
nd their children's children as they reward '
e! But, sir, had ia her have been fighting
II them IN the Florida swamps, with blade a.
ainst ,omahawk, than 10 have been warning 1sI
ave upon this almost overwhelming power Of
eruption. Dangers beset YOU in every path in "
lis war-dangers ofllfc and limb dangers TO char.
;ter, dangers In fact TO Your own virtue. No man
IN oppose himself to universal corruption here,
lthout having all his virtues tempted and tiled a,
fiery furnace. My hope is in the ma lority Of tho
ext House OF Commons. The Empire State has
.clared for the People agaIns, the President
That now Is the issue; Shall the People or tho q
resident prevail? The contest is no longer Il
bout measures. The Sub treasury may be pro- i
ID 10 be the best system which the wisdom al Il
an could devise; but, SIR the President and his 9;
InIons have dared 10 force Il upon us-have s,
rogantv proclaimed 1t shall be the law, mot ID
this landing the lamentations here or else
herer The measure has been thrice rejected
i, is again presented. and, If passed, will prove OF
at the President Is to strong for the People Sc
this issue, | can longer debate its policy h
expectancy. Another consideration is para RI
punt Ioppose 1t now because it is an Erecu- q,
&c measure. Prove it to be the best, ] would NJ
We NV arm chopped off. my tongue pulled out. r.
fore will be forced TO vote for it By the will II