Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
[ WHOLE NUMBER 535.

I 80 eteSit "a oauaua. making war there from
ms side! Nothing. You hanse ed some, aud 9TH
ers you sen, TO Botianv Bay, By the law,-and
maj vas right, presu,ning they had a fair trial
/ ana we snail do the all occasions and
mat VII keep things s,rai,-by the law,--and be
HSsefea oil one thing. that shall never hang a
man here, un.aSs IL Is clearly shown by the law
ne richly deserves ii,-for a man has IN ma Ike con-
siderable interest here 10 ge, hanged; the nature
81 our folks pre:erring TO shut him up If he is n
'nan aud keep him from doing harm 'ull he is fit
TO let our, and get an honest living.
/ Bat To return to general ma,ters--if you will
take my adviceand its homes, though i, may not
DO UNDERSTANDABLE Won desire TO keep peace be-
tween two important branches Of tho great Anglo
Saxon family quarrel Che worst Of all Guarrels)
don't give cause of jealousy between your pos
sessions on this continent and ours; and bear in
mind TIA. what you call protecting against attack
may be considered here Us Intention to attach
and that nay bring gun for gun--and then guns
want scaling occasIOnally--aud salute may be
inistahen--1th Of July and 22nd February,
and elgth Of January mry not agree with
some Of your grea, days, and Sigh, mistakes nav
lead 70 greater events; and our folks don't like TO
pay for the expense Of watching ncighbors You
would sec this ut once it limo Of boundary divi-
ded your river Thames, or Gu, across one Of YOUR
counties and red coats one side and blue coats
On t'other.
dom; pretend TO account FOR it-but such is the
nature Of the hrcch-a willingness 10 fight if ONLY
to show that they are not afraid of eing licked:
and there Is no other people since the DAYS Of
Adam who have shown tins like the People who
speak naturally. They never was known vet lex.
ccpt among themseivoS) 10 agree TO stop fighting
because they feared they would have the worst
Of Il; and this comes from their rcg ion, nnd
true law, and their love Of both beyond all other
considerations.
Now as before said, if you take my advice i.
is-Dont vast money IN an Idle protection, rs
you call il, of your Colonies here; just keep mil
itarv force enough TO aid your civil authorities in
executing the laws, and If such force is requir-
ed, make il militia as far practicable. Good
Laws won't require much to aid them; push tho
Common School principle, and that always makes
COOL men md militia too, for it creates a COM
mon interest Give your soldiers squartcr sec.
tons" of land in Canada, and put them all on
half pay, TO aid them in clearing up ground for a
year or two, and they will soon become profitable
citizens, instead Of paid soldiers. Aud then what
consequence Is it to England's glory England's
happiness whether they choose 10 live under laws
Of their own and pay their own taxes so long os
they speak and pray in plain English, and extend
= '~-1;.rs Of hnnap liberty and oo"'for', Two
words that arc only known TO that tongue and
can't be written ar clearly understood by any o.
Their Swarms OF the old Hive, who nre ready
10 cavil and dispute among themselves on minc,
points. but IN any great contest between liberty
and oppression are always true 10 the main chnuce
good order This is the doctrine tina,
should prevail at tho old Hive. 1t makes no odds
go, they arc par, and parcel of the Mother is n
scandal, and should be avoided if possitle-for as
thcy prosper, so you prosper-if they fall, you
may fali-nnd who can then tell wha, lingo shall
be law Foreigners may get uppermos, oil tho
world ever; and when that is the case for one
il living, would just as leave be in Araby as nny
thing else; FIR one place is just unsafe as any
other, when folks don't speak plain English.
This doctrine, perhaps won't suit some folks.
but the time IS como TO speak out truly and frank
~. The Ang.o-Slyon family. wherever located.
must be true TO themselves, TO their laws, their
religion, and their notion of human hbcr,v-or
foreigners may triumph. We should tell all ma
iions 10 keep peace shall make them DO So.
and 1t We walk IN among EN- ii is only 10 teach
EN- English and steam power AMI by common
schools and other improvements put aside human
oppression.
send yon with this copy OF Gen Harrison's
inaugural address 10 folks, ins, before he took
the oath to administer as President, the laws Of
the United States.
II is considered here considerable complete
in lis wav-setiing forth general prin-
cpes-and when Congress meets he will give
his notions particularly on matters that
Congress is likely TO on.
Times here at present in the money way are
not very good, owing to the fact that Your coun-
try and our country both abou. the same time,
some five years ngo, took notion to limit tho
power OF their two respective paper money rcgu-
iafors-supposfng u would mike matters better
but the experiment proved Otherwise. Tho
new Banks in both conu.ries pulled the bladder
Ill il burst, md then want Of confidence followed
and very high price fell to very low prices
and credit came down TO hard currencv-for cred
il and confidence is pretty much ike steam, which
can lift mighty piston rods and turn big wheels,
but when u cold breath is thrown upon II and il 10
condensed. its power is reduced TO a small guam
,iy cf cold water. But foreign nations musn't
think because vour country and my country
can't pay all debts, in genuine gold and silver
on demand, .ha, are poor and can't pay debts
or FIGHT for rights. You fought and iick;d pretty
much all creation, Except us) with paper money,
and we can do hat TOO on pinch, and continue
fighting and then working till we bring our pa
per money TO the value of gold, just you did.