Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

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the House, on the same subject, was taken up.
stricken out from the rnartIng clause and the bill {
OF the Senate inserted. A communication from
the Fund Commissioners presented this morning
10 the Senate gives Intormation 'ihat since their
last annual report of loans made for the State they
have effected further sale OF $500 600 sterling
bonds, and $4,000 Of dollar bonds for the Wa
bash and Erie canal, to the Norris Canal and
Banking Company, on the same terms, as to pri-
ces, the last loans-the time Of payment is gra-
duated, as TO meet the probable requisiton on
the public works. estimating them as being the
same ratio of those of the past year. The com
nunication is from DIR. Coe ard Mr.. Farrngton
our Fund Commissioners, dated New York, Feb I
ruary >. 1889. After some further proceedings,
on different measures the Senate went into com !
mlttee of the whole on the revenue bill
TIE GovERNoRs LADY.-4a authentic Anec I
te.-Thomas Critcnden, the first Governor OF
Vermont, who a plain farmer, alike remarsa-
BILE for strong native powers OF mind, and the re-
publican simplicity with which he conducted every
thing IN his public duties and IN his domestic
tablishment, was once visited bv a party OF ira
yelling fnshionables from OF our cities. When
the hour OF dinner arrived, Mrs. Crittendcn, 10
the as establishment of her lady guests, went End
blew a tin horn for the workmcn who soon arrived ;
when 10 the still greater surprise, and even hor-
ror of these fair citizens, the whole company
governor, his lady, guests, workmen and all
invited 10 SIT down tOJctAcf 10 the SubStdl-
tal meal which had been prov ided for the occas
After the dinner over the ladies were
left BY themselves, and one of the guests thought
she would gently take Mrs. Chittenden to task for
this monstrous violation of the rules of city gen
tility to which she had been, as she thought, So
uncourteousv made victim.
'.you do not generally sit down 10 the same a
BILE with your workmen, suppose, Mrs Chit,en-
dcn?' she commenced.
why replied the governors lady, whose
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other II am almost ashamed to say generally
DO, but intend soon to- amend this particular.
was telling the governor tins very morning, that
1t an absolute shame that the workrnen who
did all the hard labor, should fare no better than
We who cit so much of the time in the house
earning little or nothing; and | am determined
hereafter to set two tabes--the first and best for
the workmen, and the last aud the poorest for the
Governor aud myself Green Mountain En-.
One of the items Of the latest European intel
ligence TO which some prominence has been
gwen is the stoppage OF payment of the bank oil
Belgium, to which the more Importance is at
tlched, probably, from the suPposition that u
was a bank connected with the government Of
Belgium or at least With ,ts fnan.lal acministra-
ion We confess that such impression
on hearing the news. We have since received
D however, a copy of KIadepeadant, BRUISED;
= Journal of the 18th December, containing ~ &C
? count of the stopPago by the bank, accompanied
: by some editorial remarks, from which W.
= translate the following:
I, The public ought not 10 eEaggerate 20 itsel
ssthe consequences Of the fact which we have an
, s.nounced, and ought, above all, to pres en-
II .sstrangers from taking up the opinion that th
; "Belgian government affected by this catastrc
+ 'sphe 1t nigh; be believed, from the name onl
! ''of the bank Belgium that this establishment wa
II "a government institution, or at least that III
! government had part of IT. funds deposited
Mi. IF an ar EctR nir
! twas a private bank. The only e.tabli,hrner
II ''to which the government has cOni3ed liz func
IF -. the association called the bank Of B-usseI
e (which has no connexlon with any other bank.
IT Lyachiag in Ohio-The Canton Repository
TO the 3lst Jan. has the following:
1t Outrage Eve regret that Judge Lynch ha
IN commenced operations IN Stark county. A fe'
N lights since 30 90 persons assembled at BerllI
h and caught German Doctor, stripped him, ie
him about distance, and tarred him
lie cause can warrant such acts.
Id Anotaer-In Huron, Huron county, Ohio.
fewdavs since, 2 negroes were arrested on chara
of committing rape on German woman. G
Ill examination, was committed, the other r
I'd leased The one released was taken by mo
e. whipped and emascula,ed in such manner
N cause hi. death. And all the negroes the tow
notified TO leave in few hours.
A TEMPERANCE Lar in Observation-Disclosures
Foote has introduced into the Legislature of VI
slssippi. law more severe against spiritu Gus
ouors than that OF Massachusetts. This Is STR
ing at the root Of the Bowie knife atrocities.
prevents the sale of under gallon, and at &
place where sold subjects. tavern keepers to pc
atIes and securities Of $4,000, &c.
The amount Of fishing bounty paid in the u
mouth district, Mass, is within a fraction OF 81
tv thousand dollars. up the S;h inst. on =
vessels. This bounty Mr.. Benton is endeavori
TO have repealed, so as to have more money
on the sub-treasurcrs.