Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13

ny hundreds Of the useful, industrious Spl,alfied
weavers.
Pawnbrokets md furniture brokers are so stock
ed with goods, that they have great difficulty TO
find room to put them in their warehouses.
Three his of the shopkeepers are insolvent
rents cannot be go, into distiain is of no use.
All that could be sold is gone for food.
From Cincinnati Chronicle.
Great Doinss in New York--New Political Move.
The nominations for the Legislature in the CT
ty of New York, has caused new kind of flare
up in politics. To understand this matter, we
must maks a brief statement. Las, year the
Catholics If New York petltioned for separa>
ton OF the School Fund IN the city, and appi-
cation of ratable proportion to the support of
Catholic Schools The effect of this would be 10
draw a religious line IN the Public Schools. On
the score Of extraordinary i5erality, tolerance
or some such catchword, Governor Seward (whg)
went for the measure. The Public School Trus-
1000 {,l-.@eGt. NJ Ka,nhrnl1 v~-y nhie retnon'
STRANGE. The Senate (also whig) rejected the
measure.
The Catholics, how ever presevered When the
nominations came on, Iammany Hall Loco Fo
COY nominated two Senator and three -four
Members anti Catholic. The rest OF their Assem-
bly, ticket favorable to the Catholic preien
sons. The ohjecs to curry favor with both
sides The wings nominated their whole ticke
anti Catholic.
comrades; so here follows great scene A meet
ing of Catholics was called Carroll Hall, &c
nominate ticket To suit themselves Part o
the Tammany ticket adopted, but the tive
senators the most important party and three As
sembly men they nominated of their own folks
Bishop Hughes mounted the stump and harran-
gued the people, plzdging them to the ticket. The
meeting told worry large, and tho IA IN
nations received with great applause.
+ The following appears in the New York Com
mercial Advertiser, as an extact from the speech
of Bishop Hughps:
You have low, gentlemen, heard the names
OF men who willing to risk themselves 10
your cause. Put these names out OF view, and
you cannot, inthe records of political contro~
versies, fad That of solitary public man who
is not pedgeC against What then Is you,
course? You for the first time, find your
selves IN III, position to vote al least for your
selves. You have often voted for others, and
they did nd vote for you, but now you de-
termined 10 uphold with your votes your
own rights. tThunders of applause which lasted
several minues) vii! you then stand by the
rights Of yolr offspring, who have for so long a
period. and from generation TO generation, suffer
ed under the o)eration of this injurious system!
(Renewed cheering.) Will you adhere the
nomination made? cloud cries of 1--WE Will,
..we will and vociferous appIause.1 Will you
be united? Tremendous cheering--the whole
immense assembly rising en- masse. waving o.
hats, handerchlefs, and every possible demon
stration of fpplause.)
VIII you let all men that you worthy
sons of the ration to which you belong? (Cries
OF 'snever iar-we will!'' I'VE will TIL death y
and terrific cheerng.) Will you prove your
selves WORTHY of friends? (Tremendious cheer
ng1 Will none of you finch? (The scene that
followed this emphatic query is indesrrIba bic, and
outh eroded all enthusiastic aud absolutely frenz
ed displays Of passionate feeling we have wines
seq at Irish meetings. The cheering-the shout
Ing-the stamping of feet-waving OF hats, hand
f>erchiefs, sh elahs, beggared all description. =
Very well, then the tickets will be prepared and
distributed amongst you, aud on the day OF cleo
ton 60 likefreemen, with dignity and calmness
entertaining due respect for your fellow citizens
and their opinions, and deposie your votes. And
ii you do elect any of your friends, you vii
at least record your votes IN favor OF JUSTICE nd
! in favor of your prime piles, which must not, can
not be abandoned, and you will be guiItess o
any of the so. and shame, and degredatCn, OF e
Iecting men who pledged to trample on you
if they canf-(Great cheering)
The Commercial Advertiser saws truly, tina
this is very much 10 the spirit of Hlderbrand
and lgnatE LoyaIa.
| The etfec. of this upon the election cannot be
told.
MELANCHOLY RESULT OF CUPIDIrY.-The Lou
isvIlle Journal states that two three weeks age
three hundred foreign emigrants arrived at the
Baize, he low New Orleans. The city au,hori
ties. hearing of their arrival and anxious that the
should not fall victims to the yellow FEY er. sent
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