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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-22

gentleman from Henry. to charge the Richno~d
Company with $4,000 OF State bonds. was
very unreasonable. and conirasted II with the Ii
beral advantages gwen by the bill before t.
House 10 The new company ahInt 10 be termed
TO complete the Whitewater canal.
Mr.. Reed from The interest felt by his constit-
uenfs IN he new bill, said he should offer a word
or two on the subject. The canal proposed to
be finished by The Richmond Company, begins
and ends within the limits Of Wayne county. 1t
was simos, purely n local work. Suppose then
the State, IN ID years, was willing 10 pay the
White Water Company the amount expended on
that work, and reclaim and resume her partner
ship IN the White Water canal, what would be
the effect? Would not The present btll give the
Richmond Company complete control of The IS
miles Of the canal for all tune TO come, according
10 the provisions Of its charter?
Mr.. Foulke said the gentleman was mistaken.
1t never was proposed 10 give The Rrhm"nt
Company the privilege ofnavIgaling the Is miles
Of cacai longer than the 10 wears proposed as the
duration of the Charter of he White Water canal
Company. He was willing to introduce an a.
meGdment To that effect, If the gentleman from
Henry would consent to withdraw has, which
having been ussenied 10, he presented the fol
loving: ''For 20 years from and after the COM
pleilon ofstid Richmond and BrookslI!e canul
provided the State Of Indiana shall not, before
hat time, resume the White Water canal
Some conversation took place between Nessrs.
Ogden, Chapman Of H., and Others on the amend.
ment; when
The House adjourned.
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Sc nate.


Ga npGon of Mr.. Baird, a committee OF free
conference was appointed on tho disagreement Of
bo,h Houses on the subject OF apoolntIrg an agent
10 examine the State Bank ami Branches.
Mr. DAVIS hoped the Senate wouId recede from
Their po-itlon.-st was well known. he said. tha,
L. \. Howard would not accept the proposed a
gency from the hand ut his political opponents.
lie reminded Senators Of the events which had
J3st taken place IN Cincinnati, which termIGated
II the destruction of several miserable hanks and
shaving shops by an Infatuated mob Ii the Sc
nate reftsed to act now-to stave If this inves-
tGgalIon-thc next election would place the mat
ter on mach higher grounds.
Mr. Angle believed Gen. Howard generally
acted upon J~lctson's priacipIe; neither TO seek
nor decline office.
Mr.. ChamberIain said he had the most positive
assurances from gentlemen who had convcrsed
wth Gen. II. that h would not accept the ap.
pain'mcut. Il made. Why, then attempt To force
II u1o0 hin.?
MIR. Bard had henrd nothing calculated to con
vince hlm that Gen. Howard would not accept
There was certainly 10 very direct or authorize
tive dculaI. He had confidence IN has integrity,
and believed he would discharge the duties of the
ciliee III an hnacst and impartial manner.
Air. West was opposed. under the circnnstan-
ces Of the case. to retaining Gen. II : name III
The resolution. He WAS perfectly nditferen as
ID whether The e-ent was a Wing or a Van Barren
NAN, 81 as he was an honest, independent, and
man.
Mr.. Bradley said he bad couversed with Gen.
I'll since the Introduction of The resolutions. lie
had not. however, heard hun speak upon the sub
Jeci; bat from his general disposition TO suhscrvc
the plb.ic interests. whenever called upon by his
fellow cItIzens. he had no idea he would refuse
the office. 1t conferred by the legislature. He
had his doubts whether he had ever authorized 4
refusal OF this office. which was one Indicating so
mach confidence 10 his integrity as a man and a
citizen.
Mr.. Blight hsd voted for Mr.. II. bat he be'iev-
cd he was not IS peculiarly qualified for the Office
as Squire Palmer. The General. as a ilrisi. had
superiors, and IN matters affecting questions
Of law or equity, there was no one in the State.
in whose iIdgnen, he would sooner RELY. But.
when it lnvoIscd questions Of figures and the in-
dealing al banking institutions, he did not
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Senate.
a. examine

SATURDAY, Jan. 10, 1872.
EIr. Ulovero Of W, presented the petition OF
cft.z rs 1t Wnvae COUNTY, alleging that shooting
matches haze been decided to he gambling, and
praying an enactment eXeraptlug such matches
frotn The PENAL code! Referred 10 the committee
on Military htilits.
House. Jan. Is. lS42-nir. Stratfon, 90 leave,
introduced ii bin u equaIlze the value ofIands and
Improvements thereon, i'll the several counties OF
the state.
Mr.. Marsh moved 10 reject the bill.
Mr.. StratIon hoped the bill would be referred
to 4 committee: and hat II would receive the can
did consideration ofthe house. The rates fixed
upon in The bfl were inserted for the sake of
fJrinaiitv. aud no. from 0n expectation that they
were entirely correct. He wished a committee
appointed of two from each judicial circuit; and,
If they should find the measure impracticable. he
would be the last one 10 complain. He wished
the proposition to be fairly considered, rs all ac-
kno"ledged that greatineqnailty prevailed under
the present system Of taxation.
Mr.. Norveil had no objection TO the proposed
reference, although he was totally opposed to The
measure.
The bill was no, re iectcd-aves ii, noes Is.
A motion to suspend me rules and read the bill
4 second time. tor the purpose OF getting II refer
red to a committee, failed
nr. Davis. from same committee. reported n
bill TO prevent The further sale or ny potheca'ion Of
Safe bonds. Ordered to be eDgrosscd for a third
reading.
Mr.. flanagan. from the Committee On intern
a! improvements. reported The bill 10 incorporate
the Whitewater Canal Company, with several a
mcndments.
Mr.. Cooper moved TO amend the amendment;
bot afterwards on The suggestion Of Mr.. Fou!ke,
withdrew II.
Mr.. fou.ks hoped the amendment would not
be concurreG 10, and gave his reasons for "PPos-
ing the same. He sand the Richmond and Brook
vile canal company was a private company, and
all they asked was the privilege of navigating
eighteen miles Of the Whitewater canal. now II
nIshed. Wavne county has done lis part towards
aiding in making improvements III other portions
Of The State. and has never asked her for any aid
to assist in completing this important work, IN
which her citizens are so deeply interested. II
passes through a rich and fertile and denseiy pop
ulated country. There IS no portion OF the
State where The people have been more liberal In
sustaining the system of internal improvements,
regardless OF locality, than IN Wayne, and he
hoped this small boon, asked for ner BY her pub
lie spirited citizens. would not be withheld
Mr.. Cooper supported his proposition, and con-
sidefci that the privileges granted IN the bill were
not Justified by the requirements OF justice. He
wished. if he company %enj'yed the benehts OF
its navigatiGn, that ii should at least pay a portion
of the expense Of keeping 1t IN repair He could
not see how anv person could object 10 a pIooo
sition SO perfectly just and reasonable
Mr.. Bradley thought The proposition OF The
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Mr.. Chapman Of H., offered n resolution. that
the commiite on the canal fund he positively in
structed 10 report. as saon a. possible. 10 this
mouse ter IT'S action. a J'Int resolution prov Idtnr
ior The repudtatlon at 50 raHch Of the public debl
OF the State rs was created by the sale of state
BONDS, lor which the consideration has wholly or
IN part failed, or for bonds which have been par
ted with by our furd commissioners without the
sanction Of law.
Mr.. Deirees moved 10 amend SO rs 10 inquire
into the expediency, &c.
Upon this motion a debate sprung W, in which
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, ! virtue Of n decree and execution 10 me directed
} f.om the Wayne Circuit Court, ! will expose at pub
lie sale at the court house door in CentreviIle, Wayne
Indiana, on Saturday. the 9Th day of February,
lsi2, between the hours of ten O'Clock, 4. NJ. and four
O'Clock L. NJ on said day, the following property. 70 witt
Lot IL Numbered one, and part OF lot numbered two, running
- the south west corner of section thirty-hve, township If
teen, range one, west; all situated in the county Of Wayne,
Indiana, and in the town of New Boston.
Taken as the property of Grover Nj. Webb and Joseph
+. Chapman, TO satisfy said execution and decree. in favor
of Owen Seany.
THOMAS c.. NOBLE, Sh'r. w. c.
January 18th, 1872. ST. SO Dts
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think his experience and advantages of under
standing them, could be compared with those %
Squire Palmer. He therefore hoped the inser-
ton 81 his name would be either concnrred IN. or
The name Of some good man, either Wing or Van
Buren, man, (he cared no, which, substituted in
his stead.
Mr.. Elliott alluded to the remarks of the Sen
atJr from Dtvless. aud regretted 10 hear such
threats mide upon this floor. There was too great
"A disposition To encourage mohs and anarchy, by
those IS no should be the first To pat DOWN md dis
countenace them. They did not engage IN then,
themselves. but they indirectly encouraged ,hem
IN others. We have NOT. said Mr.. E, according
10 the rules of legislation 10 this body, the power
If striking out Mr.. il.'s name and inserting any
others than Gen. HIS. The rules of the Senate
forbid it. Such Il course can only be adopted IN
a committee Of free conference.
Mr.. ID bison. though a warm personal friend OF
Gen. H.. originally a resident of the same State.
and an admIrer of his talents and character,
though, Mr.. Palmer better calculated for the at-
lie Of lnk Examiner that Gen. IL. Although
like his friend from jefferson, he had voted for
The General on the first Introduction of The resp-
!1'ion, he was now prepared to reccde from the
Senate resolution. and adopt the amendment Of
lha House which substitutes Mr.. Palmer's name.
lie was a friend to the Bsnk--of all well reguta-
ted bunhs--and was unwilling 70 vote for any a
gent who he thought was so biased against the N
stitution as TO do II IN IstIcc.
Mr.. Csrnan said. IN view of the great Glamour
raised against the banks, he hoped no Wing would
be app0Iutcd. lie wished to do nothing caicuia-
ted to raise a suspicion of a desire 10 screen the
Bank from the most thorough and rigld scrutiny
into lis and condition. He therefore
hoped the Senate would recede, and concur IN the
amendments Of The House.
Mr.. Read thought Mr.. Palmer peculiarly adapt
ch To The office Of Bank Examiner. He believed
a large NJ i,ritv Of the branches would come out
IF the Investigation with credit and hHnonr, and
that It's results would place their condition mud
management upon more elevated grounds than
they had ever before attained; whilst he az sia-
cerclv believed the directors and officers Of some
uG the branches would be convicted of the host
gross corrnpfi9ns and frauds.
The question was put upon receding, and lost,
Ave 81, noes p.
\ motion was then made and pm, ihatrhe Sen
ate insist upon ira disngrecmeutio The amendment
of The House, which prcyalled--Ayc s n, noes
-.
The G4cs'ion upon appointing a committee Of
free conference was then pnt, and carried.
The President appointed Messrs Baird and Egg
gicston said committee on the part Of The Senate.
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Shcritf's Sale.

e1 virtue Of an execution to me directed from the
4 D Wayne Circuit Court, will expose Mt public sale at
the Court House door, in CenteNille, Wayne county, In
diana. on Saturday, the 5h day OF February, 1912, between
she hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, l.. NJ on
said day. The following property, to wit: a csttain parcel
or lot Of land ia The c,y of Richmond, Wayne county, la.
and described ms follows, to-wit: Beginning at the north
east corner Of the soutl, half of lot numbered lhir,y-scvsr,
as numbered on tne pat OF that part of said city. laid out
by Jeremiah Cox, running thence west, along the line of
said half lot. 10 the west end Of the same; thence south,
twenty-e eight feet: thence east, to the eastern line nf said
lot numbered twenty-seven thence north, twenty eight feet,
10 the place of beginning.
Taken as the property oE Owen Edgerton, TO satisfy an
execution in favor of Daniel Bradbury.
4. G. NOBLE, SIR. w. c.
January 18th, 1912. S. 2n
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SilERIFF'S SALE-Byv virtue of sundry Executions
- to me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, l will
expose at public sale at the Court house door in Centreville,
Wayne County. Indiana, on Saturday, the 5th day of Feb
ruary, 1912, between the hours of ten O'Clock, "A. m and
four O'Clock, p. IN , on said day, the following property,
to-wit: Two certain parcels or lots of land in the city Of
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, and known by being
lots numbered four and five, as numbered on the plat of thu,
part of sad city laid out by Charles w. Starr.
Taken as the property of James w. Green, to satisfy
executions in favor of James b. Ray and Others.
THOS. G.. NOBLE, Sheriff of w. C.
January II, 1912. 81 so 2Lts :
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Edrc-Tool Manufactorv.
jan. l9, 1912.

4 S the time Of wear is at hand that people want 70
"A make use of AXES, the subscriber respectfully III
forms the citizens of this country. that he has commenced
the business of" EDGE-TOUL MAKING. two miles south
east Of Richnon3, at the establishment where he used to
work, at which place people can be accommodated with
Axes that cannot be surpassed by mankind. The snunaness
Of the pole an! blade and the quantity of steel so soundly
welded IN. and so well shaped and tempered, with such a
hard, tough edge, that il viii cur so uncommon well, the
owner Will be delighted with his warranted AXE. and viii
be plea sed every lick he strikes. If any should fail, the
Subscriber viii. at MS own expense, make every failure good.
Old Axes steeled in the like manner and warranted. Also,
SteElyaFds made TO order, TO weigh from one pound up 10
one thousand, and warranted to weigh correct. PIvots made
ont of good cast-steel and hardened. go that they will last
almost forever. MortIsing ChiseIs OF all descriptions, made
complete, and edges given them so tina, they will cut off
nails-sand all sorts of wood, and moi finch.
Foot ADJ, Drn wing Knives, Butcher-knives, and al
most all articles of Blacksmith Manufacture. made to order
and warranted. JEREMIAH kOONS.
Wayne County. Indiana, Jan 81, 1912.
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WEDNESDAY,. ian. u ISf2.
The bill to abolish Imprisonment for debt. pas
scd the House: as reported by a committee of
free Conference.
House Of Representatives..
The House took up the JOINT restitution Of the
senate. n puiuliGg an agentt" examine the state
aud condition If The state Bank and each and CIV
cry branch thereof.
Mr.. Grrrlsus moved 10 strike out the name of
I. \. Howard, as said bank ngcn'. Carried as
fp!!uws.-Ayes 10, Nnvs-ft. The back was
filed with the name Of y. b. Palmer, when the
1int esolut III was rctt he third .mc and passed.
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House of Representatives.

FRIDAY, Jan II, 1912.
Mr.. Fou'kc. ficm q select committee. reported .
bill 10 almond the act to incorporate Newport. in
Naync coGuty. Passed To n second reading.
The honse insisted on their amendment to the
ONT resolution appointing a person to examine
the branches .! the State Bank; and appointed
Messts. Henley and GarriGus a committee of free
conference on the part Of the House 20 act with
a similar comnittea an the part Of the Senate. To
take Into consideration the matter Of difference
between the two houses. The Senate insists on
+. a. Howard, ard the House on n. B. Palmer
az XamiDer