Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
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The Harrisburgh mob, led on BY few MUIR
ia ted partisans, was, the time of It's ascenden-
cy denounced as tending to the destruction otthe
credit Of the State and il was predicted thai
wan, of confidence in the stability of our Gov
eminent would be created not only in this coun-
try, but be yond the Atlantic, that would prevent
capitalists from investing their money IN State
loans And such has been The fact An account
Of the ou,rages at Harrisburg having reached
Paris Mr.. Walsh, in a letter, alludes to the vio-
lent proceedings, and makes the following State
ment to show their mi lrious effects abroad: |
at is only ten DAYS ago that recf mrnended to
two English clergy men, trustees Of a sum OF thr-
tv-two thousand pounds sterling, pennsylvania
Gov ernment stocks as an eligible investment,
upon the ground of her social and political sta
biliy--of the higher securities in this respect !
which her social aud political order, her spirit and
interests, and her general condition and habits:
seemed to constitute.
yesterday, found that the trustees were a
larmed and deferred bv The Governors Proclama
ton calling out the militia, and the narrative OF
the riots at Harrisburgh, as furnished IN the pa
pers which the packet ship Albany brought to
Havre. l could devise no explanation, or excuses
which they could understand. 1t is probable that
| the money will never cross the Atlantic.
Such the consequences Of mobs--.or who
can believe in the stability Of Government, or
who can repose confidence in its institutions or Its
=
/ a mob TO assume tyranica sway, and trampe
down all law and good order? The prosperity and
once almost unbounded credit Of this country are
to be attributed as much to our peaceful submis
sion to law,as they to be to the wonderfulre-
sources of the country, and the enterprise OF the
People.
As regards money capital, our country is weak
but it is blessed with stamina which cannot east
iy be shaken weakened, except by civil brois
and violations OF order; and so long as these are
kept down, the credit of the country will know no
limit, foreign capital to any amount will be at
command, and its prosperity will be beyond cal
culation
Every man is interested in suppressing vo-
lence as it is injurious to individual advancement,
and runous to national character. The enemies
of republics these lawess tumults the seeds
OF destruction, and exult over them as the harbin
gers Of the humiliation Of popular governments
1t, therefore, behooves every lover of his coun
try to condemn these outrages, and to approve
and cherish peaceful spirit; for, if disorder pre-
vail at home, it is certain that we will lose al
respect and credit abroad--DelaUare Journal.
{, Horrible--An old Caddo Indian on the ISL
ult :, at Shreveport GLa) on the Red river, sho
! his brother, in the camp near that place, AM
immediately after stabbed himself. They wer,
buried in the grave. Rum is the caus
u of this horrible affair.
I Gipsies--It is estimated that at the presen
n time there are IN England upwards of 1900
of this wandering race, and in other parts c
the world 100000
According to the Territorial Gazette, pull
lished at Burlington, Iowa will be entitled I
"a admission into the Union in 1910.
> The venerable Col. Jonn Trumbull, the al
= Of Washington, the man who served his cour
IT try in the revolution, and gave faithful mem
al of tho of in Y tc
Q less pencil, was rude!y challenged at the pol
at New Haven, while attempting TO give h
~ vote on Monday. 1t need not be added tn;
10 the challenger of the supporters
MIR. Van Burens administraton.--N. Y. Ev
Star.
BANKRUPT TREAsURY.--We are informed TIL
. several Pension drafts of 40 dollars each, wei
presented at the State Treasury the past wee
hr but the payment Of all refused ,cdnt Of fund
p Why did the keystone and Reporter not ISIS,
re Extras, heralding to the world this lmporta
~ fact.--IIar. Chronicle.
~ CHEAP ENoUGH-- An editor and printer dow
be south offers to sell his whole establishment for
at clean shirt and a meal of victuas. He SAYS
st lived on promises til. his very whiskers ha
bx stopt growing.
~, 1t is computed that Rothschild has an annu
GU gain from their Spanish quicksilver mines OF
ed $4,000 frances.
be There is not single daily paper in Liverpt
eng city as large as New York.
ole 81 wish you would give me that gold ring
emit your finger" said a village dandy to a count
the grill or 1t resembles the duration of my love
:. you-it has no end Excuse me SIR said ST
i choose to keep it, for it is likewise embenna'
10 al of mine for you-is has no beginning
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~ A public sale of Slaves recently took place
Montgomery. Ala, when lSS sold for SCI Il
49,, or at an average of 1924 each. On the
.'o cond day. and credit sale, the average pr
nc; was $755. On the third day, the credit be-
ng for one and two years, the erage price was IS
t.
and ADVERTISEMENT
,er- GREAT SALE OF