Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

OuIo.--The Cincinnati Times. u neutral pa
per, publishes n staiamen, "h."h r-"""s that
while Shannon's vote IS about the same as IN
1910, Corwin's vote is 1914 less than it was at
that time No wonder that tho Wings were de-
feated, when SO large n number absented them
selves from the polls. The Times says the result
brought about not by a change of opinion on
national politics, for the Loco vote IS not Increas
cd over 1910. Deducting Hamilton county,
where over one thousand foreigners were natur-
allied a few days before the election, nearly Nil
Of which said 10 have voted for Shannon, and
il will DO found that he runs behind his vote Of
that year. In the seven counties Of Ashtnbula.
Cuyahoga, Erie, Guernsey, Lake, Summit, and
Muskingum, Corw in 9 vote this year falls exact
36l9 short Of his vote Of 1870 while in the
same counties Shannon's vote only varies 53 from
that Of 1910. IL the whole Abolition vote be ad
ded to Cor the two united will still fall over
l3 900 short OF the Wing vote Of 1910. These
facts show conclusvely that the lato triumph Of
the Locofocos in Ohio is n temporary one, and
that by a united rally of tho Wings they can car
nv the State by the overwhelming ma jority which
crowned their efforts at the last Presidential cleo
ton. They will realize tho Importance OF uni
ting their energies. and making such rally IN
1874, We have not doubt.-Boston Atlas.
To CURE BURMA Quakeress preacher in
N. York was so successful IN curing burns, that
some Of tho lower class supposed her possessed of
the power OF working miracles. The following
Of bseswax, with four ounces Of burgundy pitch,
simmsred in an esr,hen vessel together, IN as
much sweet oil will soften them iao the
s,stsncy Of saive when cool. SIR the liquid after
taking from the FIRE TIL quite cool. keepIt from
the air in a tight box or jar. When used. spread
il ihny a cloth and apply It To the par, MUIR
Cd. Open the burn with needle to let gu, the
water till it heals.
AWFUL CALAMITY The Cleveland Plain Dea-
ler, OF Nov. 9Th, says This morning the steam
boat Verm,l;ion on her way down the lake, while
- tho port Of Huron, took fire and burn, down
TO tho waters edge. The chambermaid and a
lady passenger named D,v ldson, supposed to be
burnt. rs nothing can be found of either since
Tho vermilIion had a large quantity Of freigh, on
board, mostly -four; a considerable number of
passengers. Nothing saved, so instan,ane-
The confis grafton.
IL proceeded from one Of the hands accidental
~ dropping demiJohn or can of spirits turpen-
tine, which bursted over the boilers, and cau,h,
fire Immediately, envelopiug the steamboa, in
flames in an instant. The Perry, which arrived
soon after, took the VermiIlion's passengers on
board.
A Good Regulation The Wheeling Gazette
says that tho National Road Stage Company has /
made . new regulation, BY which the drivers Of
the stages on that line are not permitted to quit
pective routes. This is very proper. and should .
be adopted by the proprie,ors Of every stage line
Tho editor Of an exchange paper saws that If
persons who call so frequently to beg papers, will Z
% 90 KIDD as 10 go to the paper mill and beg the
w0'ts paper and bring il 10 him. he will PRINT il
Iof nothing. But he can't buy the paper, print il,
and eire j, away.