Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

Lyn- Eo's ''oaG of oce,' in his permitting PERSONS
who sworn deputies, to remain iii the where
opened, and assist him i'll distributing the
we inform friend, if he does know it, that
conduct in direct violation of the iac aud, of
course, contrary his sworn duty.
Times Of holding Elections, dc.-We publish
the last page Of to-day's paper the times OF
holding Elections, State and President ial-num
Der OF Electors in each State-he vote of 1896,
and the ma joriies in each State; the number of
Electoral votes Of all the Presidents and Vice
Presidents, from Washington to Van Buren,; the
official returns Of the Ohio Congressional Election,
IN 1888 and last, though not least, the Tires OF
awo OF the most notorious men in the land, viz:
Amos Kendall and Martin Van Buren,, together
with "ht'' at Amos, and ga short sermon on the
standing army Reader, this IS "right smart
chance'' to cram into two columns, isn't it?
INDIANA ps. THE woRLp.--Briag your four
Founders, and let's celebrate the MAINE Victory!
Mrs Barbara Ann Lewis, of this city, sent US,
,hi. wick, "Bigger" HARRISON Tomato than
our eyes ever before beheld; it weighs three
pounds and fourteen ounces!
A "Bigger'' Apple yet.--Mr. Amos Cllwson
brought a real HARRISON Bigger Apple, weigh
ing ] 10. and Ia ounces. He brought 1t from the
farm of Jonathan Townsend, of this vicinity.
Forty such apples will make barrel Of Hard
Cider" and no mistake.
A "Bigger" FAMILY PorAroE We've demol-
ished many potatoe; but " don't wish TO brag
about that no indeed all want to say is, that we
wouldn't be compelled TO eat, at one meal, poia-
toe by Isaac p. James, of this vicinity, for
all the Government profits of the Pos'ofiice in
.'..- ..-9h~re arc 4" anistIetoe potatoes cling
ing to the Maine potatoe; each one, we should
think, would be sufficient to allav the appetite of
any gormandizer. 1t almost puts one in mind of
tho little nistletoe Of Undertook cngng to the
"Otd Hickory" TO look at it.
ABSENCE OF MIND-thc pery last case.-A gen.
tleman came int office the other day-laid
off his hat-pAID FOR THE PALLADIUM, in adponce
picked up our "Bigger" TOMATO, instead of
his hat-put it on his head--started out OF the
door, and didn't discover his mistake until he
found the juice running into his eyes!
WuArHAs BECOME MARTIN VAN BUREN,
The locofoco papers don't pretend TO notice Mr.
Van Buren,, now days, at all, at all. They are
filled with glory to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
johnson, and the cry Of "Federas,'' and "Bank -
but not one solitary glory shout, is sent up by
Them for the past services Of the Undertook
chief! Can't they say something about Mr.. Van
Buren's "great and weghty' services tine
West, while he was in the Senate Of the u. S. |?
or something about the property qualification, re-
uuired bv him, while member Of the n. Y. Con
venton, for WHITE MEN, TO the amount of $3.50,
before thew could vote for State Senator? We
really think that Mr.. Van Buren, should be noti-
nv IN ed
Isufferngs is intolerabe,'' from this continued
neglect!
SuAp Ftsh-ER-Y.-Among the great men, od
vertise6 to be nj Copnersville on the 18th, we
notice tho name of E!,rood Fisher! We had sup
posed that this Fisher would hardly have been
al a situation to appear IN his clement, SO soon
an account of the wound received in his giUs
while in White mater, b. being caught pa
tent hook commonly known, about ''theso parts
nv the name of the Smith Patent. The wound
however, has not entirely healed up yet, for we
understand that he has breaking om-at the
mouth Stray SHAp am scarce about Whitewater
these days.
OHIO.-The election in this State takes place
nextTuesday. Tom Corwin will be elected Go
vernon by ma jorty of 5,OoO-mark that.
Rumor---We are informed that GEO w. EW
ING, Of Miami CO., one Of the Van Buren, Sena
torial Electors in this Hoosier State, has renoun
ced Van Burenisu, and is electioneering for Ok
Tip. If this is true, we shall not be surprised tt
hear Of Martin Van Buren, renouncing Van BIZ
renism, too.
Children-Miss Sedgwick beautifully remark.
that "children like mile stones, set along the
road, reminding us Of the distance we have gone
on the journey of life.'