Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-22

or as 10 the more Iowly instance o! the embczzler
William J. Brorn, which might be cited. While
such Locofoco Leaders as JAMES READ sIumber-
ed in the Senate, and such Locofoco lions as Mes.
HENLEY and HANNEGAN dozed in the House
Of Representatives,, the Wing Members of both
Breaches were IN motion. Not content with a
bare investigation into The specified charges a.
gainst Milton Siapp, the Wings resolve upon
full exposition Of all the rumored and unspecifed
charges against The acis Of all their public ser
wants Accordingly Mr.. DEGREES, Wing meta
Der Of the House Of Representatives, moved the
following resolutions in that body
"Wherca. groat efforts have made to induce the
people believe that of the public
funds OF this State has been committed by ths various
gents employed in the manag thereof:
"And whereas proper respect for public opinion de
actions of the who have controlled sale
Of State Bonds and the Of public works. should
be made rs speedily possible. If
has occurred, and if So TO adopt tho proper
der OATH all such heretofore have
been members, of the board of
ben Of the board of internal improvements and the Pesi
dent of the State Bank their
Of State Bonds, aud in tho expenditure public
Hesofued also That for this Speaker
wfs OF sobpoena to be forthwith ssu-d requiring the at
tendance of all the above persons at the bar Of This House
At such time he think proper, and he inform
House OF his proceedings herein )"
similar set of resolutions were NOV ed by Mr..
EGoLEsToN the Wing Senator from Switzerland
county, and were carried through that Body
The result 10 known 10 the world. The trans
actions Of every Public Officer were fully expos
ed. In every instance Of the slightest anne al bill
TO tho law, the Wings ordered suits to be lnstitu
ted against the offending parties. And, il their
orders have been obeyed, suits are now pending
against every individual whom that inv es,igatio
eliminated.
We have thus unfolded, from its origin to its
termination. all tho prominent facts connected
with the political history Of tho System Of Inter
mol Improv It's in Indiana.-That history has
shown US that the Locofoco Party stand convic-
ted, FROM THEIR OWN MOUTHS, Of the
inception and passage Of that system. That his
tory has implicated all their prominent men, from
Messrs. WMITCoMB, BRIGHT and HOWARD, down
to tho less ostentatious Messrs. BOLTON and Nor
R1soN, in its passage, or in it's avowed or joyful
advocacy. That history has evidenced gross Lo-
cofoco Encouragement and Peculation, as con.
nected with tho System, and the clearest and
most unequvocal appreciation, by that Party, of
the leading Wing Agents interested in It. That
history has shown,-although tho Locofoco lea
de.s have tho uublushing efftontery TO prate of
long continued corruption on the part OF Wing
Officers connected with that System; that, hav-
ing tho power in their own hands, they failed 10
mako specifications Of and inv tons in 10 sue
charges. That history has shown that the Peo.
Ple of Indiana are indebted 10 tho Report Of No
All NOZZLE and to tho prompt action Of Wing
Members Of the Legislature for the investiga-
tions which have occurred, and 10 the legal pro-
ceedngs to which those Investigations gave rise
And that history has evidenced 10 the People that
IL the recommend ation Of Wing Governor
which suggested, and the labor of Wing Mem.
Der Of tho House Of Representatives which con-
sumated the suspension Of that enormous System,
the vacation OF its Offices and the final liquidation
Of it's operations.
In view Of all these facts can il be possible
that the Freemen Of Indiana stoop lo,r as
10 elevate, by their SURFACES, men, who, thus
stepped to tho very lips in that System, have now
the abject meanness to insult their UNDERSTAND
dings by eudeavorng TO convert them into such
fools to ask them to credit the fact that the
Wing party are wholly responsible for an act in
which they were living par,icipators. and in refer.
snce to which the history of the State and their
LIE upon their foreheadsi
We have yet another article upon this subject,
though not strictly one Of this series, which we
shall lay before the Reader in our next.
Miss Leslie, in a recent number of her Maya
zine, says, with much point, that If more atten-
sOo given TO covering the neck where il u
mites to the head, we should have fewer colds,
and rheumatisms, and throat complaints and less
tic doloreaur among our females.
o. Thursday. the 18Th inst, General jackson
was seventy six years old. The Nashville Ban
ner Of tina. date says "his health is good, his spi-
ri,s cheerful, and he eniertains his friends with
oil the hospitality and cheerfulness for which he
was remarkable in the meridian Of life."
BANKRurr LAw.-The Washington Globe pub
fishes the decision of the United States Supreme
Court to the effect that the Bankrupt Law made
no provision to bring any case arising under it,
into that Court.
PRoGREss THE LARD OH MANuFAcrURE-
Tue New Genessee Farmer says that there are
already three Lard Oil Factories in Rochester,