Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-27


and manyhearts will be gladdened to sec you
come tort INTO active life, purified by adherance
10 the advce of those in whom you should put
implicit cnfdence.
ReeaIer's PIedge-Exchange.
A, la, meeting Of the Irish Repeal Board Of
Trade, CConnel publicly took the following
pledge:
Il Danil O'Connel, do nvow myself 10 be a
Repeater nd | so!emnly promise and DECLARE
that wino, consume or suffer 10 be consumed
TO my kn9Iedge or belief, any article on my
person ousehod Of any kind, bat an article of
Irish manufacture, and tina, will do all possibly
can TO dissurage the consumption in Ireland Of
any articinot of Irish manufacture"
The pledge then taken by all the
other meners present, representing the follow
.ng trades Carpenters, cartwrights, broguema-
kers, hosrs, sadders ribbon weavcrs, wool and
tow card hkers, silk and tabinet weavers, saw.
yers, ,allo chambers, butchers, white smiths,
bakers, ella drapers tallors, silver operatives,
wool staple, wooden operatives, boot and shoe
makers, nrocco-lea,hcr dressers, spInners, ho!
seshoers, tcklayers, tanners, tobacco spinners
hauers. coh smiths, fustian cutters, WOODEN
spinners anelubbers.n
Mr., O'C'nel, then said he would carry the
pledge with i'm 10 another meeting. tie hoped
to obtain as,any to make the pledge bad
made that Father Mathew-over mil
lion
Should ,h pledge be carried out it will do
much TO max Ireland independent of England,
by securingo Irshmen the profits Of the manu-
featured ariies consumed, and 10 sustain the
manufacturer by giving them the home market,
freed from E,lish competition. II IN this coun-
try, embarraSd as we are with debt, our people
could be persvded to encourage our own manu-
facture, 10 c0ume their productions; TO secure
-.
faces againstle introduction of fore On articles
to compete uh them, much good would result,
from it. Emrrnssment would SOON disappear.
Foreign exclnges would be brought down by
refusal TO coract debts, requiring exchange for
their iiquIdain.
TIE Primo DE JoINvILLB arrived at ST. Louis
on the eveny Of the 9th inst. The ST. Louis
New Era sas, ma, having left Galena on the
steamer Nano, which grounded the Upper
Rapids, the Hnce, with his suite of seven, there
chartered vgoa for Warsaw, where he arrived
at 10 o'clocAt aight, and was obliged TO take
lodgings on II bar room floor. Rather uncomfor-
table lodgingwe would say. However, we dare
say the Prize enjoyed il as we'll as if he had
been Teposir on cider down. He will receive
a ba I'm for alinconvenences he may have been
Subjected TO hen he reaches Boston. There The
most ample operations have been made TO give
him glors reception in the way OF ball
Old FaneuIl hi has been beautifully u tastefully
decorated, ar its appearance IS described by The
Pos, as magticent. Between the pillars IN the
gallery, the figs of every civilized nation are IN
terwoven win tho American colors, and every
point uponwhch the light can fully strike, Is
emblazone 10 tri coIored hues. In The centre,
at the we:era end, an alcove IS formed. with
canopy, 70 the reception Of the Prince. In the
rear of III. acoye there 10 to be a transparency
Representing the fleet under command OF the
Prince he immense festoon from the extremI-
ties OF the cling, convergtng over the grand
also arranged III series OF TIL col
ors-red ble and white. The several pannels Of
The galerfs bear emblazoned inscriptions Of
Washington, Lenis Philippe, and the RoyaI Fami-
~ of France. The area for dancing is sufficient
" extensive accommodate fifty cotilIions OF
2 Highland affor ample space. There will be great
times a, Bos,o on that occasion. We are sorry
Col. Green canot spor, his uniform.
Supreme Cart of Pennsylrania.-The Pitts
burg Chronicle mentIons a late decision made BY
he court, in ession IN that cItv. in The case of
Hopkins, superintendent of The Cumberland road,
,gainst Stack on and Stokes. The action
brought in Fyette county 10 recover $4,000 of
tolls, for stage passing on the road, carry wing the
L. S. mail. The defence set up that the
nail being tn property of the United States, the
fehlcie transporting II was exempt from the pay
nenf OF toll. Judge living decided 10 fa'or OF
Stockton and Stokes. and the case went up By
writ of error the Supreme court.
Limitation Lar ia TerGs-By an act Of the
rexan Congress. il was required that al! actions
# debt grounded upon any contract IN writing,
hail be sued within four years after the maturity
If the contact; and that IN every claim tor
money. whener foreign or domestic, which has
,een due for NOR ethan five years, and les. than
en- years, an action shall be commenced thereon
within one YEA, of the passage OF this act, and
not thereafter.