Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-25
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From ,ho Cores gnIenec Of Ciasinnat Gazette.
I,FB,Nos JrTF Is I~t3
Eighteen hundred forty--Again.

Dear Ja3ee: The bali is again in motion. The
meeting, Just adjourned, has given IL an imPct-
u, which must roll II successfully over our State
this year closes. Presently, we shal! aga:n
ask "whnt has caused this great commouun." !
regret sold Hamilton" was not better represented
at this grand commencement. We could MT
count over fifteen, whilst other counties turned
out their hundreds But she must wake up soon
from her sleep, stand dIsgraced in the ey Is Of
all true Why's abroad. As approached Leha-
non, the sight of numerous banners flviug from
the house,tops, and toe stirring sound Of martial
music breaking on our ears, brought back forcl-
bly, the scenes aGd feelings Of glorious 70
On our arrival We were soon provided with com.
Portable qnartors-latch strings III abundance
we're outside the doors.
egatiou, numbering some five SIX hundred was
very grand. They came Of old, with their
bands of music, and with their fi4gs and banners
thrown TO the breeze. One portion OF the Day
ton procession was quite nPFoP"s. " ion; the
Weaver" as he is termed, brought his loom drawn
bv four horses GA The loom were hung banners
with very appropriate m5ttos, such as "a pFotec-
tive tariff" -"pItuty Of work and good wages
",yide awak sCorwin again " the old and well
remembered banner presented bv the ladies OF
Dayton to the T1ppecanoe Club, on which was
worked a view of North nd, SC. sc. can
not say how many yards OF domestic cloth ''fom
succeeded in weaving on the way; but can say
that MANY were anxious To obtain sufficient for
pants The loom was kept IN motion
After dinner the Whigs formed in procession
and moved about q mile to the ground selected
for the speakers. The number IN procession and
on the ground selected, is vafiousiy estimated
from 5000 to 5000. The number Prosen; agree.
ably disappointed all, and gave strong evidence
that the Wings have again resolved to carry the
election Of the Wagon Boy this fall after the
fashion OF $40.
regret my time, before the mail closes, is too
-, tah CFf NOS
speech. 1t eloquent. numerous strong and
TO the point. The Tariff and Currency he dwell,
most upon. The opening address was from Mr.. /.
Glegr. the weaver. from DAYTON. His subject
was the Tariff, and he did il justice. After the
Governor, L. c. Scheuk, Esq, of Dayton, was
called upon. He. too, showed that the spirit OF
1910 still in him. After npologIzug for the
company ii was his misfortune to be last winter
caugh, in at Columbus, member Of The high
~ honorable legislature, he TUNED states wit
ness" and gave no doubt an honest account Of
their sins Of omission aud commission. Before
taking his seat he said he was iatrusted by the
Wings If Montgomery County TO propose that
HENRY CLAY be nominated for the Presidency.
and he called upon the Wings of Hamilton, Bat
Ter, Warren. Clinton, Miami. Green, Clarke, and
other counties represented, 10 respond their hear.
II Amen, which was done with united voice.
! An TaeeriaI Present The Emperor of R1s-
STA has sent through his Maies,y's Minister II
the United States, magnificent gold snuff box
studded with costly Diamonds. 10 ]. J. Audubon
/ the great ornsthaloEst. The box Of splendid
workmanship, aud could not have COS, less thar
( 81 900.
John Torher:, ESD cashier ct the Farmers barl
Ct Wilmington. died very suddenly few evening:
SINCE. Alien Thompson, Esq has been appo.ntee
| 10 fl. tue vacancy.
Suicide Mrs Ellen Il zach committed saicidt
IA Philadelphia, on Sunday. by taking opium /
seems thai she was induced commit the rasj
act under a depressed state OF mind produced by
the want of employment.
6y-Santa Anna has given notice to all Neyl-
can Ministers aud CrusIjs in Europe aud the I'M
ted States, tbat he has released all the Santa II
prisoners except citizens # Texas, but that here
after clrizeus OF All nations taken IN tho Texan
ranks in arms, viii be subject . The laws 81 val