Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

De tItlon from Sha~ AlIuiD, The great MoguI, iof
relief against hl. enemies In 1857, Mr.. Hastings
"a on his knees before the House Of Lords, taken
INTO custody By a servan, Of the House OF Com
mons nd obliged TO give bail to insure his not
lying from his county.
la l777, Mr.. Burke was reckoned the best
speaker IN the House Of Commons, and The mrs,
formid able opponent Of the Ministers. In 1857,
Mr.. Burke IS either coughed down or not atien-
dod to, and IS formidable only to the opposition
that he acts with.
In l777, Lord North ma n ged The hslm Of state,
and directed all the public affairs OF the Kingdom
In 1857, we read 10 newspaper, that poor Lord
North led out Of Westminster Abbey by ore
Of his daughters.
/ In I777, Sir a very smart aud nc
tive waiter at a public tavern. In l7s7, SIR
i-i is a nabob, baronet, and knight OF the
shire.
In l777. one Arnold headed the American
troops tina, retired from Canada at Saratoga. In
1857, this same Arnold is closetted at 81. James
who're no and--his Majesy.-are one!
In 1777, Col Conway, Sir Henry Chnton's
AID decamp, offered 10 fight duel for ,he sake Of
a woman In 1887, this same gentleman Prea-
ched sermon on The following text:-"B any one
strike thee on the tefi cheek, offer him the Other
/ "In l777, Dr. Prettyman went 10 the gallery
Of the House Of Commons TO hear Mr. Pits
speech, and turned out. In 1877, Dr. Pret~
lyman rose In his IN the House Of Peers, and
ma dc a short speech in favor Of drayman com.
tnitfeJ While Mr.. Pit, stood below the bar to hear
him.
Such are the changes that may happen in ten
years.!"
Rustic Poli.eness.-The father of the present
Lord Abingdon. " no WINS remarkable Tor his sta
/ lnsss Of ma pner, one day riding through village
| in tho vicinity Of Oxford, met a lad Dragging q
calf along The road, who, when his lordship came
up, made a stop, and stared him full in the Taco
| His lordship asked the boy if he knew him. He
/ az
Iordshp. "Why, Lord Abingdon" replied the lad
Then why don't you take off your hata' $50
| will, zur,' said the boy, of yell hold the calf
| THE Bro SEspBNr.-A moss enormous serpen'
is now prowling abou, this neghborhood about
one mile and half above this city. Tie has
been seen by several persons and IS supposed tC
DO between p and 80 feet long, with head a:
large that Of a man. and body to correspond
He first seen on the kentucky shore. and OF
being approached by two individuals, took TO ihs
river, and crossed to this side. Now we n re
aware that by writing this nrngrapb sbujec
ourselves to the imputation of publishing "sDaks
storics," and that viii be ridiculed abroad
yet what say IS true-it - no hoax-anG
We hope, ere long, tina. the Iep,o WI. es s eaR
/ The GEORGIA NoMISATIoN Later accounts
from MilledgevilIe states that tho democratic
Convention passed the resolutions recommending
JOHN c. Calhoun as their first choice for the office
of President Of the United Siates-not, however
without me eting with strong opposition from Some
Of the members friendly to MIR. VAN buren,.
JOHN II. STARK of Butts county. was dominated
as a Locofoco candidate TO fill the vacancy II
Congress occasioned by the withdrawal OF MARE
A. COOPER, who was nominated for the post o
Governor.
/ OLpEN TIMEs-In Connecticut, 90 years ago
if a man kissed his wife Sunday, no received
was not allowed squeeze his sweetheart
hand n church, nor maideDs permitted t
accompany thelr lovers 10 tho door without
lighted candle. There no fun in those day
for young folks.
A PROPHET NOT HoNoRED.-Lorenzo Dow som
years ago prophesied that there would be in th
year 1913 80 King in England, no President IL
the United States, and there would be snow il
June. Tho 6rs, two points Of the prophecy VI
oil know fulfilled, and now the Rochesie
Democrat comes 10 US with some announcer me n
that snow fell in that city on the first inst.
also fell in this city on the same day Thus oil
Lorenzo has OWNED truly " Y. Amer
The Hannibal Joural SAYS: Four years ngo i
was a rare thug TO see = hogshead OF tobacct
shipped from Hannibal-this year j, is compute,
by good Judge that screen hundred hogshea d
will pass through this place for a market
~ SSodseiess ut l>aHtuChei, Sdio
every tub must stand on its own bottom "
A sailor jumped up and said But, madam
suppose il has no bottom"
Then il is tub" returned she quickly
and went on with her sermon.
New YORK PAYING HER DFBrs.-The Commits
sioners Of the Eric Canal Sinking Fund advertise
that they have money in hand TO pay of thu
whole Eric Canal Debt due in 1915 and that the
will pay off az fas, AZ the holders will come anc
take the money.
; The Pittsburgh American snys--"Some thing
new comes to every day. AT Cincinnati, they
have commenced The manufacture Of q very nes
and useful article of floor and hearth cloth, from
hogs bri.,les or hair. They first softsned b.
immersion for q Civ en- time in lard OIL and Their