Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

the meeting November All Nurscymen invited to
attend, bringing with them fut specimens of their
&C., when it is proposed TO have public sale Of trees
Much beneh, may arise from the united efforts of the Or
ste. md hope a general attendance may be had
THE LOCOFOCOs OF WAYNE TOWNSHIP.
Tho leaders Of the loco party in this Township, held
meeting Warner buildng in this city, Saturday,
the 9Th John Erwin chairman of the meeting;
which fact wo note of the simon pure
of Resolutions "exPessive of the
the meotng duly reported and adopted and
published the world the doctrines and princi
plies ocoocos of Richmond. Wayne county, Indiana
and hereafter regarded the political of the
pa,en, democrats of tho United States The publicity
which given the resolutions adoped by the meeting
ferred makes them Of nooroty, and fit subjects for the
criticism of people. Being of tn" r"ople. shall
take tho liberty of speaking of them with freedom and can
DOR courtesy the right all have
and express their political sentiments commands.
In one their resolutions, they declare 'shat il is
,re stated by Henry Clay, his poech, that the demo-
1--WE suppose they ocosJ opposed and
every description of paper money! and 80 to defy the
proof ,hat single democrat Qoco) in the United States
has declared such sentiment. Now, suppose that
Nj. Clay will feel deeply mortified when he hear
that his denounced by
of city, his feelings spared
this humiliaon hope he will survive the thrust
We leaders of the loco party. their zeal
against the local and Static Banks of their creation,
have all paper
money. We award them honesty in THAR opinions il
they claim it, We give them the benefit of II quobos and
tecnicates, and shall prove the satisfaction of
every honest mind that tendency leading
exclusive metallic currency, and that they
are by opposed ''any description OF
paper money" issued by Banking institutions
Tho Chairman the meeting alluded to. will no, doubt
the Iocooc FISHER, who left this
~ under and became the associ-
ate editor Cincinnati Enquirer. the organ of ocoIsn
in the west Well, Mr. Fisher, from his situation as Editor
leader i'll the ranks, attended loco iest'a ana
when called upon for toast gave the following:
.'By George Fisher-May the Democracy Of
the Union oppose ALL BANkS that ISSUE pa
per 10 circulate as money"
Was George Fisher n of Banks of any kind! We
should think not. Here broad nd distinct opposition
to all Banks. This is all A Locofoco Club, ln'ely
formed Medina county, Ohio. require the following
PLEDGE o be signed by those who become members:
''We hereby pledge ourselves in no case TO
vote for ANY man TO a seat in ANY Legislative
Council, who is not unequirocdlly pledged TO use
his influence and action agains. the creation or
cx,ension Of ANV H,nL charter or ANY law o
Institution TO issue paper to circulate as money"
Here again opposition any Bank, State National
They will any for Legislaure-either
Congress State Legis!aiurewho is opposed of HIM
self and who W i'll not influence 10
any institution which might have issue paper
circulate money. These would oppose the GER
proposed issued under subtreasury
provided they intended TO circulate money.
We copy another Toast given occasion that
called forth George Fishers copied above:
"By j. H. Erng--The which will be
ushered in by the dow nfa of the Bank party and
the suppression of Bank paper a circulating
medium, will be as auspIcious to posierIty as the
Declaration Of independence was glorious 10 the
patriots Of the revolution"
Here the annihason of which eirculases mo-
the Of ,;s
country, Of British Power by tho pa
trols of the rcvoution and told that
belonging party opposed money! This
proof submitted positive and conclusive 1t IS
ever taken from und Siished source shall,
foe bring ard the expressed md of, declared opinions
OF a man notorious for his foumoutned locoocosm
tho Tom Benton of Ohio or more famiiarly known as
the Preble calf alias BOB Haselline In speech made
in Jackson township few days bers ths late election
Ohio acltine said, s.Barking its origin. hctor,''
and of doing away all banking ins,i-
public opinion advanced III favor of put
ting them down" No will doubt Hasene's ortho-
doSy lcrofscoisn pa,en, democracy lie has been
reelected Senate Ohio bv the party
passad tho resolution. under consideration, and
know lodged party in
We have for further evidence this point, ;
opportunity give
higher source-from the leaders party
who figure Wash,s,on, and who manufacture opinions
for Just such figured iii the meeting BY which Mr.
Clay $ Commercially used up
We call the attention of the reader another
lu,ion adopted by the meeting, subjec. of
the greatest irporance-iha of the Tariff copy the
par, the resolution, the latter par, being merely
declaration meeting be their op,-
ions:
"Resolved, That il is not true as stated by
Henry Clay ths, the democrat. Oocos) are oppo-