Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29
EN- RI CLAY.

This distinguished man--ihs bare mention Of
whose name 10 the democratic assemblies recent .
" convened al The North produced electric
effect and caused the welkin 10 ring with cheers
is about 10 visit Indians. At the request Of tho
Wings of that State. The friends of Old TIP
will, Of course, give him worthy reception.
Oae OF the richest compliments perhaps ever
bestowed on MIR, CLAW came from Gen. Harrison.
viz: Il have often differed with him IN opinion,
but always found him right" Bat why say the
friends Of Old TIP will give Henry CLAY
dial reception? Where can he go the country
and find himself a s,ranger2 We hardly know a
spot III The Union where no would no, be vel
/ coined home La most cases thousands of
citizens rash to greet him, and conceive them-
sesIes fortunate IN the event lis holdo the af.
lection If the people is deep, and those who eau
not testify their admiration Of the man. IN person.
content themselves with hanoring his name.
We're this homage. if you choose ma n worship,
observed toward military ch'etialn, purely as
SUCH care not how great the man might DO
in tho profession of arms. il would afford us pain
IN Their than pleasure 10 record II. Bat InteGded
~ II is honor n Statesman and Patriot IL -
most gratifying. especially as he has been. for a
long time past, the victim Of shameful persecu-
ton. Yes--let France toast her Napoleon, and,
England her Warrington. Give rs the civic
wreathed If Nirg'na--Iienry Ciay-ihe can
diddte If the Wing party for The Presidency, not
ny caucus machinery, but universal consent
Who 50 Fl, IN snppant the O,rl AT present pc rched
IN the Eaele's Ncsto-F Frederick Arena
The Globe furnishes With The following Ne
apoitan tory. y dates are gwen, but wo sup
pose rha, the affair is Of recent occurrence:
Tho Countess Mn'fp iii was left rich and
beautiful widow, at the early and interesting ago
of % lanumerabe snltors came, bu, the Duke
lie fIermello the only whose signs
reclproraIed Their union was cgroed upon, and
deferred only til! he term of wdowhood had ex>
PRED. one day, al feta. the young Countess
took the fancy of consulting a fortune teller, who
was there for The entertainment Of The guests
He as usual. cx amned the lines Of her hand md,
with n troubled countenance and iremulous voice,
asid:"I.sdy, yon are al the gates of The temple
Of happiness but You will never pass its
threshold. and will die IN despair The lady was
deeply affected by this prediction, and all the nf-
fectionne aoothings Of her lover scarcely were ade
quite to restore her mind 10 trang Utility. Time
and passion, however, had ohlltcrated the i'm
preston whom the Duke de Hcrmelo went on a
visit to Rome, and the Countess retired to a CON
vent, nnxiousiy waiting his return. D4ys, weeks.
and months. elapsed without The temperance
If her betrothed.--At last came from him Tho
following cruel opistle: M adane, we deceived
ourselves in believing that destined for
each other To morrow, ! shall DO married 10
the Princess Maria ORA. Let forget our
childish fanccs bnt remain friends" This
tho stroke offate: for, finishing the letter
she sank to the ground, ARD was taken up a life.
less corpse On the same evening, her father left
\ pies for Rome, and five days after. the Duke
Hermeo received three pngniard wounds as he
getting into his carriage, and expired on tho
spot. The ministers oil istice IN both countries,
engaged IL estigsIng these tragical events,
which have occasioned the dcepes, emotion in
many noble families"
SUICIDE CT Dir. PETERSON Saturday night
Dr.. Peters, extensively known throughout The
country as he manufacturer of Peters Pills and