Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-10

In The published proceedings of the Locofoco
meeting held in this county, we find the follow
log resolution:
"Resolred, That disapprove of the cleo
ton Of n Democrat 10 the Presidency of the State
Bank of Indiana by the next Legislature, in.
expedient, and a violation OF the principles we
profess"
So it seems TO be a violation Of the principles
of Putnam county "Democracy," to place one OF
their party at The head of The State Bank Why!
The State Bank Of Indiana is n institution or
ganzed by the people of the State, for their own
use and benefit; and in the establishment OF
which both Wings and Democrats took leading
part, although we believe ma Iorty of the Leg
isa,ure was, at that time, Wing. The Locos af
that those who have had the management, of it
have unfa,hfully and dishonesty managed its
affairs. Now, what principle of Democracy
would be violated by placing honest a.
the head Of the Bank? II certainly should be the
duty Of every good citizen, as we'll as his primer
pie, when q public institution has been mrsman-
aged BY incompetent or uniaIthful officers, TO
unite in the Accomplishment of thorough pur-
cation and reform refusal on the part Of the
Democracy TO lend tho country the aid Of one OF
their honest men 10 reciiying the mis- takes and
eschewing the corruptIons of the Bank, because
II was chartered by Wing legislature, seems TO
US to be little unpa trotc- II ls bout the same
it invading army border, and
the Wings had no leader of skill and courage
TO repel them, to refuse the counsels OF q Demo
cratic General, because the war had been declar-
cd by a Wing Congress. This won't do for gen
uine Democracy -[Green Castle Visitor.
YOUNG WoMEN.-Wheu we hear a female SIM
periDg over her work and mutterlng because her
judcious mother will not permit her 10 go out to
meeting every evening IN the week, do not
hesitate to pronounce such a girl a mise BILE tool.
She will never be fit for suitable companion,
and it man should be 80 unlucky as to be wed
ded 10 her. he will curse the day that made him
acquainted with her.
Young women who are eternally framing ex
cuses TO be in the streets and have ambition
TO excel IN culinary employments. will never be
prepared TO make man happy. You can seldom
enter their houses without seeing cross look, or
hearing a murmuring word. Too much restraint
is imposed upon them, It you believe their story
when ii is their dispositions that make them
miserable.
II you wish to get good husbands. young wo-
men, take our advice. Obey your mothers-lls-
ten with to their instructions, and never de
viate from their judicious counsels. Keep al
home-not to sit at the windows and gaze TO
remark upon every passer by-but TO learn use
full household duties. Sewing and knitting will
never come amiss. Washing, ironing and darn
ing are indispensable requisites 10 good house
wife. Learn to make shirts, sheets and every
other article used in the family Sweep the ki,ch
en-, wash the hearth and make the room always
look tidy. No man of sense will love you the
less think you less beautiful with broom or /
a dishcoth in your hands. with your gowns pm
ned up a check apron This you may rely
upon. Spend much time in learning to cook-for
what arc wives good for, who canno, make good
bread, cook dinner, and do not know how long
potatoes, caobages squashes require boilIngi
All these and thousand other things nocessa-
~ for you 10 learn. before YOU can be prepared
to become good wives. Think OF this Young
men, and act accordingly. and we will use our
influence to have you all happily united to wor
thy and industrious young men.-Portland Tri
HAPPINESS. An eminen, modern writer beauti-
fully eays-"The foundation of domestic happi>
ness 10 in faith the virtue OF woman. The foun>
dssion OF political happiness. confidence in the
integrity Of man. The foundation of all happi-
Csc, temporal and e;erna--reiance on the good
ness Of God.