Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

solve IN me admnIstfa men, this time, &c
Youes in haste,
Let the time This letter written b. remembered goth
december 1885, the of the las, ses-
sion of the late Congress months and half h.fo
lis close Lei the Cumberland Road and Harbor appro-
pa'ions' which have 'gone by the board'
and now read the following from Indiana Democrat,
SINCE the adjournment of Congress:
"CUMBERLAsD RoAD.-No appropriation for the Cumbsr
land Road has been made this year Our delegation from
this State had not influence enough an approp
nton Bsfote this Tins all the the delegation
in Congress from this belonged 10 the party
and when the democratic had unoub,ed majority
IN congress, an appropriation was each year obtaned-
no nov" mo hlgs and Conservatives combined
majority and this jorsy ha. defeated appropriation
1--WE shall frequently this subject, shall have
no difficulty in proving that the Wings Conservatives
are solely to blame for the failure of the Cumberland
Road Bill.''
After reading the above bic man can doub,
scheme hached Indianapolis and sanctioned
az ashington to let tho Cumberland Road
preparations 60 by the board, and charge tho wan.
influential administration of Congress from Iod;
ana and that there of desperate resolve in the
that they ready 10 saerc. IN.
State at the shrine of party that power and place arc hs
FIRST object. OF their ann!
This Democrat says: shall frequently rsve, 70 III,
SUBJECT and shall have difficulty proving that tn.
wings and solely blame failure
no doubt the suhsct viii be often il was TO
If this special purpose the plot originally Iad and WI
trust 'hs Wings will revert it, Ill, reerean, plo,er
snail be exposed in STATE 1--WE shat
have no difficulty in proving &c To ass..
give the vote on Mr. Rarden's motion 20 eomms
OF the whole on the Cumberland Road Bill taken from tn
,r National Inselligencer of the 7,h of March:
"Fhs bill making appropriation, for the continuation
'he Cumberland roa after passing the Senate failed in III
House Of Representatives, ndng tbs s,renor
is exe'ons OF its friends TO procure for it hearing
On the Sd inst Mr. Rarden got motion before IN. Hon,
TO 80 into committees of the whole b bu, his mc
Il. 'ioa was negatived by yeas and nays follows
n: IEAS-Messrs Adams, Alexander, Herman Allen,
n, W. Allen, Aycfigg, Bond Borden Briggs, BUCHANAN
at Carter, Casey, Chambe Clark Cran.ton Cushing Da
as lins'on. Davies. Dennis Dunn, Evans, Everett Ewin
er Fillmore, FRY, Rice Garland, Goode, Vim. Graham
"a Grennell, Hall, Harlan Harper Hastings Hawes Hero
ell Hoffman, w II. HUNTER, Henry Johnson, VIM
1t johnson, Kennedy, LEADBETTER, Lincoln, Loca
- Marvin, Samson Ia.on, May, McKennan, Msnefee Ne
Td Ger, Misan. MILLER, MORGAN, N.ylor, Nov.
he Oge Psace. Peck, Pope, Potts. Putnam Rarden Rec
he Ridgway Robinson, RUSSELL Sioey Sou,hsa,e Sweari
'er gen, Tillingha.s, TURNEY, WEBSTER, A. S. WIN,
cir John White, c. fl. Williams, YELL-75
no NAYS-Messr. Anderson, A,her.on Beatty. Be Bic
Or nell, Birdsall, Cambeieng, VIM b Campbell John Cam
" bell, Chapman, Cheathar Coles, Crabs, Cu.huan d..
" son. Davee, Deberry, DsGraf, Drcmgooe, Elmore Is.
zen Fletcher, Gallup. Jamss Garland, Grares Griffin Ha
' mond Hawkins, r. NJ. 7. Hunter, T. B. Jackson Jat
.' Jackson. n jones' j. w. Jones, Kein, Kembls Lew
-" Loouais Lyon, Mallory, J. NJ Mason, Martin, M.u
- Mckay, Rober; Mcclellan, Abraham Mcclellan. MeClu
Montgomery, Samuel w. Morris, Murray, Noble Palm
:. Parker, Paynssr, Pe,rikin Pckn., Plummer J. H Pr
-; hss, Re1eteT, Rve' Robertson Sawyer. a. II Sh<ppo
Charles Sheppard. Shields, Spencer Stanley, Stone St,
-. ton, Taaferro, Taylor Titus, Toucy, Town. L. wiIlia
- S. Williams. ]. w. Williams. Wise, word--77.
IN. Where the Duncan of Ohio; Boon Of r.
dis and Snyder of Illinois, Loeos from the ST,
iii. within which the appropriations Road were &c
of expended These would havo suficen, 10 hav.
had sd the question in shs affirmative have secured
fao appropriation The of very caa DO 70
among shs they had determined defeat Of
ter bill should be used elee,onseng argument
the election of inffc,stial administration ne,nbe-s
ring the coming in Indiana They resolved TO
had the free aud independent elecso, Indiana tina, il
wanted appropriations they Locoocc msbe
Congress- those who would sustain on
of investigation and corruption
WHAT you, We fssmen of Indiana are you "a
po &c bow your necks in submission ard enquire Washing
Indianapolis. whom you shall eonhds your in.ers
Or who shall you Of the nation
be If this subject 10 often .o the hie pres
TOO Indiana, twill euty provinz' thar the L.
in spirit OF despsra,s resoye,', ea.Iy a. Dsesr
last, determined drive the people support the adm
ation BY making the Government feel not i,s ssbsnic
inc and prosscsiou,'' bu. in in 'spowsr and control"
and
psar
gentleman famous for his Aeuensss ia figures has