Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22

,, II. appointments which he h4d made ani fllde Of
rr1ich this one. strictly ms oqn-5iameI II
Smith for following hta about and III copying - M!
nonIsed Mr.. ) should con0 oEef TO ONO -
speak his district he should do 80 without
that ne would not ans%er him. lie saii, '''' 80 -
beeu pretty generally reported that al tn oho aPp'
meat. particularly Cambridge. ne bad bfen
~ skInned-b1 skinning business Two eouA pay a.
he .nme cadmium, thereby ,hai Mr. 5. cot kinJ that
he I not come bore sknaed and would cot no' 70
:, i,h, stn,,e-he wished however that the audience
- ., \, tenty nd wh1.a debate before they
e, of md said he skinned Having ackno9 gel the
,ng faculties Of Mr. Smilh truth OF the
port. mat reached before ne csne-hs len pfooe
that would speak hour IN the opening OF me c'a'e
that Mr. = shod him in speech OF one h'i an
half and tina he W, should then reply 10 him VITA
out any restriction Time ~hacFHr MI :. rose ai4
obsorved he willing into far Arrangement
with and give him the opening and closing Of i'e de-
wished him to be restricted 70 the same length Of
time with himself that there equality IN tue prop
which VI w. should speak one hour, then he,
Mr.. >. should speak hours, and that Nj w should
then reply speech Of one hou-or, II that did not sh
he then would propose that they shoi spe"" one h"n
alternately until they satisfied the auenee should
break up Mr. w would agree TO either OF these pro-
Positions told Mr. ). that nc would not agree 10 any
proposition aud Mr. coad aceede to 1t
if chose, If should IN his without
wing any attention whatever Mr. Smith could
dshono fable terms Mr.. Weller
hav known. his object accomplls hed lie then
commence his speech and evidently determined
speak against tnehe talked about every thing else bat
hne great principles for which either party contended and
poured such voluse Of abuse am sure never be-
had made chart of the expenses OF tho
different admnisalions showing the unparalleled extrav-
of Van Buren,, and that Sl30OooJo sutlcieht
deay the expenses Of government Hnd the Wings had
conned themselves sum, that the party
necessarily corrupt and unworthy be trusted and
that Bank, Tariff, and other leading measures OF the
Wing unworthy OF the support OF the American
peopein fine, he upon the sharpening principle
all the bad sayings and dong which could be rakei
toee epetated charged hereafter TO be per-
peraed or charged against the Wing party went so lar
towards purifying and cleansing the ioui and I"aths2me
of oc0focoisnft wrong IN us TO spend ID
0OOOOO ~ one year, il was rgll for Van Buren, 70 spend
10000 900 year, S37 0DDo 900 another, 360O0oOO
and the last s23DOO,Ooo when tho thunder
ings Of and indignant people sounding III the ears Fl"
those ia aud which, all probability 1reed them IN
To irlue less exavagance the lat OF their eign-
Mr. kept shady about the exp mixtures of the three
fret years harped upon the economy the last
when they driven by cIamo of the whole
nation lie also baey ntsreprescnted the amount paIi Tor
ocratc Congress 1882 and when the Wings III pow
they reduced II makng ia all 20
r1duction-that the ringing with praises
tho economy practised by the Wing adminstraonso
however became necessary see with the prn
te Congress passed resolution (Which he ead) authori
sung settlement which be effected by tine
buttons heretofore passed reduce tho twenty
cent. Now, that resolution simply meant
esa than thai old price should be allowed usual
the time of the reduction of tine ID aud from
be reduction the date of the
resolution reducing sill further to 20 centhe
seyed tho idea that Congress had tramped her
and made present, with the peoples of $780,
600 t" support Wing press;the facts do not bear hun
the assertion that dollar given the
editors of tho Integencer than they entitled by
law some however were Tor making That reduction eA
tend back beyond the late those resolutions
the question decided by resolution he readbut
follow his wndings and interpretations, but
'a+i haste" I" close viii Just observe however, that
of corruption wanton extr1vagance, but 1t
effect avowed primer pies OF the party or prove
the denocratic and therefore the bet
IL be tristednor did II wipe snge STAIN
plly blots history of the Van Buren, msrde-
Hr Weller continued speak until after Vo O'Clock when
being visible signs of his stopping aud was
clearly using time instead o: the Wings by fair arsu-
man Mr. Smith, by the solicitations of those who wanted
I,fl, pt
give hun opportunity TO reply; to
,hich Mr. w. refy cirtLY replied that Mr. might tell his
when no, MIR. w, got through speaking he
operation Of being again
skancf, he wouI hold still long enough lie how
bv his overzeal escape again applied the self sha
penng syscm fairly skinned himself, fist of all, OF that
asnanity aud chIvafy which should extend to
another aud lastly, by way climax of three fourths OF
auiaace who Immediately left him 'aono in his glory
and up Main WHARF, Mr. Smith completed
the operation hide and talow of when he has
spread dry and will preserve trophy to show to
all future bustcrers from other States with what neatness
aud de-patch Whitewater COON scratch the hide OH
Hamper eel whether he holds still keeps squirmirg-
tao,v, presume will he mixed with the lie furnished
by friend Ohio. and regular factory on an I'M
proved plan viii be put into operation, the financial bust
of which, owing long experience will be entrusted
MIR Smith and should the establishment out of nlG
triat hetdes the fat loco from abroad into
parts lose his tniLoW and by doing viii
psobnbIy minns his hide. o.
July 20th 1913.