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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

TYLERIsM. We know not with what more ex.
pressive aud appropriate epithe, to head tho n
nexed paragraph from the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser, than with the sn,lc word-Tyler-
ism.
The Post Office building Illuminated Iast
night, and lis windows decorated with exuiting
notices. honor Of the Locofoco mai ,rity in
This city. Amid all tho fierce party contests in
this country, before has building occu-
pied 5 office Of The General Government in
which he whole people have a common property,
been desecrated by such display TO commence
rate party triumph
The nfamy Of this outrage--for Infamous
outrage It was--resis upon Charles C.. Had
dock, man who owes his present position to the
Wings. Unless President Tyler is utterly lost 10
all sense OF the proprety that should govern tho
conduct Of federal office holder, he will reward
this act bv instant dismissal from office. The
Pos. Office the only building in this city that
illuminated.
The idea that such an expression Of devotion
10 the cause of his master should endanger the
pap of the Buffalo Postmaster will be some hat
new 10 tho practice Of the White House Every
one knows wha, the profe ssons Of its occupant,
his circulars to ofliceholders, &c. have been
Our Buffalo coatempary has, il seems. put somo
faith in these Executive mandates which aston
ishes little. We know Of no slower
depths" than TyLERIsM.--N. Y. American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
COUNTY, INDIANA NOVEMBER

and his widow both together only received one
years salary, and no more. Aud yet strange as
II may appear the very persons who approved of
! hat large payment to Mr. Barry and his family
tor starring, not gong, to SPAN, are the very
same individuals who now make objections 10 re
/ lieve and indemnify the Widow Harrison for The
losses and debts sustained and created by her
husband in anticipation Of his pbhc service. No
principle is better settled and establ ished than
that private property shall not be taken for pub
lie use without adequate compensation. Surely
40 just man Will say ii is right 10 sell Mrs. llar-
rlson out of house and home because her hus
band was elected President of the United States
and died before his official term expired. can
not conceive how any man. who has the head of
patriot and the heart of a Christian, OBJ ect
TO the funeral expenses of veteran warrior and
noble commander, &c an act 10 relieve and IN
demnify aged widow, whose dwelling house
during the last war was most freely and kindly
thrown open to receive and comfort the sick and
afflicted in army. He who can object to and
attemp, TO make political capital out OF such hu-
name ac,s, fear would grudge the price Of the
shroud that envelopes the dead body Of his faith
er, and deny his mother that one years allowance
which the jus, law of North Carolina gives to the
poorest widow in the State. The favor and
mercy of Divine Providence can never res, and
abide with those Who wrong the soldier the wild
ow, and the orphan. Patriotism, piety, and char.
ity forbid it. But if political pedIars, regard
less OF sOciat DUTY ana tdtaiiy Dent on tnScDle',
will trade ard speculate on such political capna,
let them beware Of the wrath TO come.
On this birth day of our ndep endence | need
make appeal to the desce ndants of tho Wings in
my district, who fought and conquered at Kings
Mountain and the Cowpens. The history Of
those scenes we learned from our fathers. ST.
lently sleeping in death, almost within cannons
shot Of those battle grounds. No son Of Wing
in North Carolina will ever stand by the grave
Of bis ia her aud he objects to the funeral ex
penses Of good soldier, or to one year's allow
ance TO his surviving widow. NJ; never. never.
ask pardon of my constituents and country
men for having gone into this protracied cata-
Iogue of mortality; hut when the bitterness and
madness of party spirit will spare neither the liv
ing nor the dead-ne,,her age nor sex-neiiher
the widow nor the orphan-I felt that n sense Of
duty and the of truth, justice, and patriot
ism, required some ono 20 present to the people /
the facts and circumstances of this case, collec-
ed and taken from the journals of Congress and
he history of the country. ] now, with conf +
1ence, submit the whole matter to a vir,uous and
n,eligen. community for their impartial YER
1ict. Respectfully presented
JAMES GRAHAM.
Washing ton July 4, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
The opinion of John Tyler's Charlie.
John Jones.

The Madlsonan has heard report that Col.
Benton. rather prides himself 10 the fact tina, he
has never visited the White House since the
death Of Gen. Harrison. WhereuPon the Court
Journal thus speaks:
"And so Thomas Har, Benton treats John Ty>
Ter with loa,hing and contempt, and has never
crossed his threshold We intend no disrespec,
to the Senator from Missouri In the remarks we
make. We beliere him to be gentleman, and 10
have no intercourse with the man who has as
grossly sandered him. as John Tyler; but say
to Mr.. Benton or TO Mr.. ANY bodv else, high the
title. proud his name, that he could boast of no
greater title. could attain enrinble distinc
tion. than being considered the friend Of John
Tyler-the cherished associate Of an honest man !
a greater claim to true distinction haa being the
faroritc OF an Emperor!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
Washington, July 4, 1912.

GENERAL ScoTr We ventured some time
since, when referring to the Generals letter to a
friend Of his at Rossvllle, to say, that he would
be found in the right place. The communication
below vii, show that were not wrong. 1t Is
letter in reply to An invitation to attend the
DAYTON Barbecue.-Cin. Gaz.
DETROIT, Sept 22i, 1912.
GESrLEMES-Your letter of the ooh instant,
addressed to me at Washington, has followed me
To this distant region.
With your invitation requesting my presence
at the entertainment about TO be given by the
Wings OF Ohio to the Wings Of Kentucky, who in
lS4O, magnanImously postponed their first
choice for the presidency, am highly honored ;
and if it were compatible with my position as
federal officer, should certainly be IN the midst
Of YOU on the interesting occasion.
With one candidate for the Presidency and the
best interests of the country a, heart, it ought
no, to be doubted that the Wings, appealing to
the virtue and intelligence Of the people, will be
as successful in 1914, they were in $40
Whe her that one candidate be as all indical tons
seem to determine. Ken,ucky's ,llustrious son.
any one Of hundreds of his followers, my prayers
for Wing triumph shall be ardent and unceasing
| have the honor 10 remain, gentlemen,
With high consideration,
Your friend and fellow citizen
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Messrs. J. H. Crane. S. Forrer, H. G. Phil
lips, r. Green, D. A. Haynes. and Charles An
derson Cores pondng Committee
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

SINGULAR AccIDENT.-On the 7th instant
when the stage Of the Wheeling line stopped At
the office in Bedford, Pa il was discovered that
mare which had been tied to one Of the stage
horses, had one of her forelegs broken, and it
was found necessary to kill her. On a subsequent
examination It ascertalned that tho en- tire
foot oil the other fore leg was wholly off, having
separated where it united with the pastern i,int
Search being made. the hoof was found a the
distance Of three quarters of a mile from where
The stage stopped and that the animal had como
tina, distance in the painful situation she was
when her life taken. The accident 10 suppos-
ed TO have occurred al bridge about two miles
west of Bedford, but that the hool thrown
off until the animal came TO tho place where il
was found.-Baltimore Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

We therefore say. wihou, meaning any dispar
agement 10 Mr.. Ben,on's standing, or the estima-
ton in which he was holden by his friends, If he
be not an associate Of John TYLER. his misfortunes
are far greater than the Presidents, for the Pres
ideni Of the U. States, and he an honest man has
40 superior Of Gods creation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

81 wan, 2 n, u as the printer said TO
HE sweet heart.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

A Traitors Re,rard-rhe following version
OF we'll known fact is related in the Journal and
Letters Of the late Samuel Conover, himself Q
Tory and refugee from America:
"In the House OF Commons, March 20. 1852,
Lord Surrey happening TO espy Arnold the Amer
ican seeding General in the House, sent him a
message TO depart, threatening. IN case Of refusal.
to move for breaking up the gallery; TO which tho
General answered that he introduced by
member; 10 which Lord Surrey replied he might
stay, if he ,could promise nerer to enter 1t again.
with which General Arnold complied. This 10
the second instance Of public disrespect he has
met with; the King having been forced TO en-
gage his royal word no. to employ or pension
him: just reward for treachery, which ia ever
odious.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

PREACHING rs. PRAcrIcE.-SIilIer, tie end of
the world man, seems TO be huinbugging his POOR
deuded followers in fine style. Although he 20.
sItively asserts II his belief, that the world
will come an end in few months, be is indus
trIously engaged in putting up solid brick wall
around his farm. near White Hall, New York,
which will endure for a thousand years. A per.
offered him s. 900 for the farm, and no, TO
take possession til, after lS43; the prudent pro-
phe, refused, alleging ,ha. such an offer, depend
ing, as il does. upon future event, is nothing
more than gambling. g. Vire Ia hum5ug.
Laeonic Correspondence.-Wei find tho follow
ing correspondence in Southern paPer:-
Dear Someone home; rolling stone gath
ers no moss. Lucy MUoGINs
To which he REPLIED
Dear Mama-Coms to Texas; a setting hen
never gets fat. JoHy MueeIys,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26

'sThe rank 10 but the guenea stamp,
The mans the gogd for "a that
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-13
==s9e = aTeTToNbs@ XreHn6 IN 5 Wei{t Der 3elt

Dens Dcn, Gben unb ibt eber rpcrcen mir ruben, BIG
btefes seated erreibt pber Die Srlaperct aufs
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tpeoarance biefes ,gartbetden" nnei9ennista, pure
Spen{hcnebe iei--bdnn 1ebft aebSreu fodbc 9Ienser
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N,id,tia.- = 3uiclge perbGrster Tafrthten BON
MaIhaatc lit es ctt betnate sepis, baR Die 2tpitiq,
feitets ii ZEN Gn9lluo uno Der Union auf cine feble
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au unterSuhuns unlerer gd,ife BON brittilber Gete
Fenen ireitern Sttepuutt barbieten. - S0bn But
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,he GaLanb.- Das @plf Yon Hhpbe 8

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Dem ,un 9 rammlHn srrt betlmnlten 8ebduoe 3n ge>
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fdnfeit treten laen tpoaten Dem5ufcge fplro HhOoe
esIane balo Der Shaupte elmer Doppelre9ernn9 bars
beten. lSeMoErat.
@jeGeitbt iuro tieies Sdaufpie[ euer Dcppelre9ies
rnuo our, bo5 unecle 8erfabren unfere6 behtpeiIen
0SrGipenteu 1T cine bitle 3raa6oie Derpanoet. gEir
hpfu es nit alleir ,pcn wrbe e5 befrenloer, tpeln
"a mrflie III blutoen 9luftritten fdme ?- 9f I0lers
efsbl 1uuroeu @ontpaguteu q Icrte, betebeno aus
TO Nann, bon Sort Columbus BET Geip Oorf, nah
Gprt lplcott aeIlnct tim BET oCrtommen0en llnruben
Sic 9lrifsfrdten 3u nntel tueen. Ste Seiagun9 BON
Gprt Columbus lprbe Ic9letd pieoer er0dn5t bur els
ne aIeie 9n;ahl Nannlhaft bon Sort WOnrce in girs
oinicu- Nas bic Ecl9cn cieler unflu9cn oauolungs:
iuelIe cin perbtn ercen mir che lange erfdbren y
NHenn nar tene butile! @s 1T 1don nehr als Il, bel
boe bic G5efhhte unleres 9anoes enen ShanoAed oas
burd erbiet, ber tpe jcber anberr, ben bic Bbt9par
tel peranlaBr ms in oen sln9en anberer 9tarcnen I
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9iad ciuer prrflamattcn bes Gcirerneare BON
Gtadte Main lpirb Idb Die ocrttae ec9lslatlr ant
l9 ai ccrian,u.en nm itber bas befrttene 9ebIet s
perbanbeln.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-13

Sn Sc e.tp 9 . fol- eeqentpdrtig cine Dentidrift
an oas 9Reprdfenantcnhaus III llnanf ietl ipcrn leg,
ereS erud,t tpirb, cen qrdfbcnten Gper, tDe9etber
uon Inn auoecrcbtett anasmaasre9sin seaen bas
gct BON Nbooe Sglanb, in snfla9etauo Su Oerfeeen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-13

@utt @etrernbeitfu fir bite Sarbtg en-
ruff Die vphilaoelphta 9imes." DaS fdl9ne, 9reBe
Sdff DaripcSa, i'm Denite Der amertfaniiden @olcn
ilaticnSgefafhoft, miro am 25. Mai You Tetp Srles
ans nad eberia inter Scgel 0sben. Gir Dnncern nns
in Der Shat, bas nit ae uufere arb9en 2ete III ods
,9ano brer Srrfabren" olstpanbern, no e cine 9icz
9terung mad, ibre,n eigeneu Gefhmad enritten 1lne
qrpS peroeu fonnen unter ben gSlfern Der groe 81
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Gjc[o : 9tuoe(eoenheiten.

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Den 29tcn 9prl tano Der Gours Der Slfinois
Npen in ct. eeas rpie fcl9t 8aut Of SHinciS r,
State Sanf Of Sulnpis SIS Sts., Snoiana State Sant
unD 3tpei9e r; Sunpts uno Suoiana Scripts, tetn
Sertauf. So @r ~.-.s ~... .
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Sn Se;us auf bas bel eaa.qittrty aef,noene tobte
Mdodrn 1T einem Sarge bat man foigeube suffldrune
erbaltrt: Ger frbere Gigen inner 6teies Gruuotlfs
feS beabllGgte an rner Stee ein 6amtlienbeardbntg
au errdtcn uuo be9rub beeb1lb Elm in feil1er Tamie
prrifcrtene5 Subidnermdbden Dpr liuoerer 3eit oa
GsI6F. gpiter oerf1ufte CT uno 5eg mad, giraiaeu.
Seiu ssbn mar sufdai9erpriie serabe in pitis6urq,
als Der fra5lde srtf in ben oentliden 8lattern err
Ehieu uap CAB bieie Auftldruns.
ecbu 6. Colt, Der Ns6rber bon sbams, Ser in rem
@efansaiB su yetD yort unter GcbesurtbeiL fet 1oa
eefabrl,eb trant iein.
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Gedt Set9t bm bic 3dbne unb tnurrt babel tpie eiu
ecler 9ano Der padter erfhrtdt lnb fraar mas linn
tenle. Wtr gar nafe ;esltsr9rete rer tiniIer, er
tpieberbclte atcr feine Gunbsarmac nnb ;,por ncd,
ciual 70 fart I'm Gpt teumilsn, fb eie audi tpcbl
prt Der padter. gana turhl ertpieocrte Ser Riinf,
Ter, mid! bat sar Dor einiaen To9en ein nuno oebif,
fen Cber ettdt er 'p'eoer Ole 3dte) oter c mar or
nil su SuBe seben Gshcrfamer Riener ! er that io
nie er 9efast bcr'Sinfler ad)te Jpn aus unS d6pft
9Itbem. -.
@n8e9an3en, gum 3tpede Der centidben Gcnuentirn,
auf Sublcriptcnslite, in Ndno.n oes etcr Raufmann
pom Sserrt 8. s, q. 4Hittiug, 6urd, s. 6.
SpcYerer ~ 90
Serner cpDeetirt bonn nrn. Tr. 6. Spep,
erer, anf elmer, in, sluftrase Der gentroT,
Committee Ino Der SenIimars Direttior.
auf ietne e9eneu ,folten uuternommcncn ...
sieile, auf etner Subicripticnsli(fe fir
funflbri9e Settrd9e, in Canton, WafII[.
19'' oet9'e1em a"0 um9e9enS 4s IS
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heun ciu {dohd3er 9uftritt, nelder Ucn 9eeuent es
en- Bcea eferf, petce @eilnu,naen ter eneliichpred
enbe <Gbeil unieret 8eYSltcrung i'm g9emelnen acaen
bic 1eus5ebcn be9t Sin Eeatiter gtanlens @ottliet
Eifber mar int pcrscn Sabre gum Mili;capitan Der
4ten Wsarc er,piblt pprben. Nm Wontaee fcIlte bic
Wilis fe3 rerfammcin 9llS le auf Der Common fle,
aufaest hattie uno Der Captain bic 9famen herunters
leIen ipplte mari gtner NIT einem Gte, nao hr. Gr
oab Srber, ben WedHn su oertoften, aqen nun Hoaen
non aflen Geiten Gteine TITO Gctb natb oerrn Gtfer
Der uufua tpurbe bei,n INSTRUMENTATION mad, benz
Wearfplab nod piel 9r6ger man cB, flna nnb ,parf
mad, Inn, uno CT fab enol fein anoeres Wttte Mi6s
hanhlunee at entgehen, ais tc fetnes Sdbels su be-
bienen unb lnfs une reoht6 nm fI su hauen, no i'd,
mad, euer squre's Office sn ftdten. Der alfaebraf,
te Aoufen fclste inn ebcd duf Der ere unb hattie ib
hi Der Ghnre nieocrge}dagen, tpdre it Elm Nrdues
,imsuer eeraee IN berelben 9efanben. 0t einem Sds
BEL bate er eini9e oertpnaoet nno nun glaubte @ Der
N6bel beredtigt, iummarlfb geaen ibn eerfdhren su
hitrfen W2it Wnhe 9edng es gegen 9lbenb elmer War
tbie Dentfher Gerrn 6ifdfr ndd1 5aaufe at aeleten
is fbit III fer adt amlagerte Elm rcher 8olfsheufen
fein Sans, nm ihn herauS3aforbern unb ;u sdtigen
&c iit frauri9, ea ld 1clde sufritte mter in eins
er uclereihen Stabt nnc felbf unter ben 9ugen Der
dbfilHen Sbrigtetten ereignen fone, Dbne baB man
bre faincefen Sdlritte sr bersn gefeitisuua fbut.
eSreibeits Treuno.
IS Greilid, III es traurig, Sreunoden alleiu mem
ipdye es uubefannt onB Der 9iatsoe Satedsmns bic
9IuSIduDer nie dnoers III betun6eln ebrt !QDir ars
me TremeInoe i'm Qanoe Der Gereten unb Der patris
ptt. mir baben oar peles nerbrcden bietpei mir trae
oeu ntii(Ten ben 0lud anlerer e9eHen climber. Sier
III feiu ilatus Treunc, Der fsne inee fcafe, cb tlts
ferer li,fufo unb aafttefe uo dut itb centlid BE.
fentte d, einee feline Gdnlb ar linn ~ Die Giered5s
ficfer tai, ipeuu Ge iir uns ipreeu scle, bic au
aeif sserbhioel. uNb peni e etiir1al gegen un8 af
iretsll Tam, fest man cine Drile itr anf.
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@er8anaenen W1ittpcG, als Srtaben litf IN ei,,en,
Rahne anf ceut Wicmcn9abelds Slug beluioteil ifiea
,erelben Aegen enen lhrperen 4alfeuunc fr,te r6ss
id nm Der Rnnben retteten fdi bnrd, Sd,pinleiI.
ser brittle lelc6 NaMenS eI. @ nm berG c,, ipeId
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with a full cargo Of merchandise is D.
shore on the Canada side; also the
schooner Jenny, both 10 sight Of this
city The ere W., I believe, all sale.
About ten o'clock a schooner was seen
coming down the lake under bar g poles
entirely at the mercy Of The wind and
waves, and as she appeared TO torn a.
round and come part Of the way side
ways, it was feared that every one on
board was lost At half past eleven
she had como SO near tina; o person
could be distinguished at the helm with
a glass. There was some hope now for
those on board, but none for the vessel,
as no one expected she could come into
the harbor without any canvass up, and
against such a heavy wind and sea. Il
was apparent however, that those on
board were about to attempt it, and as
the vessel ne8red the mouth Of the har
Dor, 1t was the most exciting time |
ever witnessed Thousands were watch
ing anxiousIy, and mono expected her to
arrive safely. One man was dashed at
the helm, the others were in the rigging
TO prevent being washed overheard, As
she turned TO come in. a tremendous sea
struck her, entirely eD~guIphed her, and
turned her course so as almost to render
her destruction sure, hut the brave fei
low at the wheel brought her round
again. and after she had been struck
by two more seas, both OF which almost
entirely hid her from our sight, and the
spray from which flew as high as the
mast head, she came safely 10! Thou
sands flocked to see her and learn her
history for the last 80 hours. She prov
ed to be the Pearson, Of Grand River,
and had been out in all the gale. The
companion way aud binnacle we're car
ried away; and as every sea broke over
her, it was necessary TO nail boards over
the cabin and forecastIe, as she was con.
slantly taking in water, and had about
three feet 10 her hold when she came
in. The crew were exposed in this
way on deck for 80 hours, without any
food, and no other alternative than 10
lash themselves to he vessel and take
the worst. Her jb and mainssiI were
carried away, her main boom broken,
and her loreSail and flying jib a mass Of
ice. Her deck was covered with ice,
and every rope coated with the same, so
as to be nearly 8 inches in diameter.-
The shrouds were also coated with ice
nearly TO the mast head, and 1t is as.
tonishing how those poor men could
have survived such suffering for 10 long
a time. They were, however, in good
spirits, and right glad 10 get on shore.