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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

and fill up his crude outlines to his own peculiar
fancy. He does not seem 10 acknow ledge all
Whltcomb's doctrine-(t that there IS not much
difference between msu)-or he would detali
more. Bl. the Doctor is great man for "cruds
outlines" | once heard of that lived IN
the same State the Doctor came from, that gave
tho country tho crude outlines Of a Bacon Ham
made out Of beech wood, but when they got the
~hisswash IF Of il and began 10 detail, The peo-
pie, to whose judgment i, submitted, soon
found it too poor to FRY Itself and crude 10 d
gest and concluded never to take another article
of The KIDD unless they could first get b. detail.
Now, the Doctor may no, have been brough, up
TO labor IN the same field with this man, nor may
the swoa, which he say. has been wruug from his
brow have been tina, Of self.rsproslng con.
science; for by his own telling his is Of more
noble stock-4 legitimate offspring OF the Patrio-
tic fathers who fought, bled, and died on Bunker
Hill. His blood is their blood, his feelings wero
their feelings, and fo.tsred they have been by
running in the path OF that well-trled ancestry,
they early received that patriotic and devotional
feeling of country which led to the warIike aso-
cation Of makieg horn gun firts! But of this |
may be mistaken, and yet attribute 10 the Doctor
equally q. patriotic feelings which were never in
dulged IN Tor want OF getting John Bull ~ the
horns, but wa, loft 10 free as The rugged, rush
ing stream, dashing his course through the chan
nsls Of his foster parents, then lesp,ng from the
summit Of iIs lofty fountain and flowed on thro'
the green and spicy dale, calm as the zephyr
that famed its course-kissing and embracing
every flower, Skunk cabbage, too,) inhaling eve
ry sweet-lmprovng every taste-cuitivatIng
every sense, which gave early bend TO that
I manly genius that first produced a ,rooaen NUT
meg! And now, may still be wTong,--we arc
only lief, to contemplate the wonderful workings
Of some unknown cause, in the model Itself before
us:-See him standing. as he says, on the only
platform Of human liberty earth, erect as the
cloud. cappd marble that arks the death bed OF
his immortal sire, (Warren,) stretching forth his
arm the shield Of cur cousecrated liberties
sending forth his thunder as Of mighty god
upturnng the soil Of our political institutions, and
plan ling, for himself, troodsn gourd seed!
| These rather crude outlines of The Doctor
political life taken from nature-and soon a
he shall conclude to detail and set up his antago
nistlcal principles in full dress, will FL up III,
picture with whirlpool. SPEED
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15
TIE ABOL1Tl0NIST Is.

1t appears singular and strange indeed 10 US
under any circumstances, hold any political COM
nunion with, or vote for member Of the locoso-
CO party. When did a loco member Of Congress
sustain single Abolition measure? How did
they vote on she question ef The right Of petition?
How did they vote On The Gig law resolutons'
How the resolutions ceosuTing Mr.. GitdIngs'
How upon every measure, where the north came
I in confci ath the peculiar notions" Of southern
politlcansa We had iutended to give the ayes
and noes taken on the leading questions Of this
character, during the last few sessions q Con
gross bat we find difficulty IN CHASING ,he po-
litc. Of a few members, which prevents US from
giving a correct division; bat from oar examina-
ton We are thoroughly convinced that the Alto
litionists have nothing to expect from the past
course Of tho loco. IN Congress. IL the case OF
Mr.. G,ddings, the northern Wings IN Congress
stood by him almost 10 man. and when he CO ne
before the people fer reelection, the Wing party
again sustained him, and triumphnnly elect ted
him; while mos, Of the northern loeos were act
ing side by side with the southern politicians. -
And there s q good and sufficient reason Why this
is SO. The principles ard spirit OF Iocotocoism IS
perfectly IN accordance with the policy Of the
south rs adyocat ed by many Of her politicians -
The anti-iarttI. anti bank, and hard money no
ton. Of the Ioeos in perfect keeping with the
spirit Of the politicians If the south
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15
Where's the Rev. DIR. Bennett ?


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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

trTho annual election drawing near. The
opponents of Wing principles are actively at
work, cnGcavoriUg BY cunning rather than by
any other means 10 divide and defeat The Wing
party II is important therefore that every Wing
should be at the polls The election of Bigger IS
by no means certain, il eihargy and earelessness
should by any means enter into the Wing ranks.
And IN our Congressional election tho ioco- and
aboitionists, rather portion Of the abolition
lists, are about TO unite upon The Rev. DR.. Ben
net: to defeat Mr.. Smith, 1t therefore behooves
every man to attend the election
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

Ike railery than argument and think it will be
Admitted by all candid readers that II contains .
greater display OF WI, than of WISDOM
Tn. editor. twill net, al present, undertake TO
sindcate the Dr." as room IN The Palladium was
offered 10 the Doctor f'r that purpose, &c. The
Doctor has not however occupied that room, and
opinion is that he dare not do it, in the pro-
lgatiou of plan of Uaited State. Bank, up
The crude outlines" proposed at Newport
Has he fr,esd IN Newport, who will 10 ii fer
him. A Bank without a charter without excu-
s,se pttvilegc--s ithant money-wiihout any
thing; such thing cannot be; AID the editor of
the Advocate has ioo much sense 10 undertake
to rin3 ate" the idea Of such institution "at
present" The editor Of the Advocate heard both
the Richmond and Newport speeches, and hest
tates not 10 aver" that there WIS no difference
them. Well, We suppose, that friend Stanton 80
understood The speeches, but al he same time We
must he permitted to say that we know that IN
Richmond he SAID he OPPOSED TO
TARlFF--TO ALL BANKS. AND TO ALL
CHARTERS WHICH CONFER EXCLUSIVE
PRIVILEGES" and we assert palniy and dis.
tnctly, that any man VII" denies his making Tho
above declaration, II not IN The precise words IN
substance, states his opinion with misunderstan'
ding. fatty tells that " hich is not the truth"
At Newport ho took entirely different grounds
which were d tailed by few weeks since
The editor Of the Advocate thinks rov,ew of
the DIS speech more like "ra,lery than ar
gument" No argument can be found TO apply to
the DIS IDEAS about a National Bank. They arc
too foolish aud nonsensical TO adm, Of a serious
reply, aud contempt aud rldlrulo can alone reach
them
eve can easIy obtain the certificate of twenty hve
saectahIe understood tho Doctoe precisely
Ne did
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

This black hearted migrate and scoundrel has
at last been taken and lodged in the Lancaster
(Pa.) Jail. We hope The rigor of the law may
be meeted out To- him, without much regard to It's
severity. Blt few have the race Of crime
that thu. scouodreI Appleton has. lie has destroy
ed the peace and happiness Of several families,
dlsg raced by marriage some three or four highly
respec table and amiabIe females-oI'raged the
cause Of Temperance by Presuming to be its adj
vocate, and bIasphe mcd the VI ST High. by pro
fan,ng the sacred desk with his polluted soul and
person. We hope the balance Of hrs life may be
spent IN the penEentIary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15
FREE LABOR ADVOCATE.

The editor of this paper has proper to in.
die, and publish the following paragraph IN rela-
ton 10 Us:
"Sincs writing the above, have .een in the
Richmond Palladium, editorial Criticism
the late speech Of DR.. Bennett IA this place
charging him among other ihlngs, With advancing
doctrines at variance with those promulgated by
him IN speech delivered some Tine snce IN the
Warner Building IN Richmond
shall not al present, undertake TO vndcate
he Dr., (as | consider BIN folly competent 10 an
sSer for himself, and friend Holloway promi-
sed him room IN the Palladium further ihan to
state iha, heard beth the Richmond and Nav
port speeches, md hesitate not 70 aver. that IN
my opinion there was no contradiction IN tho LAT
Ter, q The doctrines advocated 10 the former -
The review IN the Palladium sppesTs 10 me more
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

CL-Some Of the loco papers IN This State are
slanderlng The Methodist Church, by asserting
that Mr.. Nhtcomb member ~ f1H eofnuu-
Mon wnh The members Of that Highly respectable
society. This 10 the first IEIImsiion we have ever
had that Whltcomb is a professor Of rehgion.--
We do not believe he is now, ever was, mem
Der Of any church; but il be has iolned The
church, and all the reports we have heard If his
conduct be true, IT is time he wa. expelled. Nuf
ed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15
John b. Weller and c. b. smith.

1t IS said that ] B. Weller, candidate for Con.
gre.s IN Ohio, will make speech IN this CITY on
tho 18Th inst. Il is expected that c. D. Smith
also be IN Town about that time, aud will reply to
Mr.. Weller, il al opportunity offers. Mr.. Weller
PrIdes himself upon his coon SHINING" sbiitis.
but should Mr.. Smith have an opportunity there
viii be on amper eel skinned about tina, time
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

0JIHE CELEBRATION AT FT. WAYNE i. sal
TO have been brilliant stfair. From 6 to 10. 600
persons are estimated TO have been there Gen
Lewis Cass delivered the Grafton. which is highly
spoken Of The entertainment vas on the good
old plan OF the latch string hanging prime lple
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15
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FOR CoSGREss.
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JOHN III. BR ADIEY.

(THE WIG CANDIDATE roa I1EUrExA~r eovRRSoR,)
VIII address his ioo~eiti1eos at the following plac
and times:
Richmond, Saturday, July 18th.
Centrevle, Monday, July 18th.
Cambridge City. Tuesday. July 18th.
RushvnIe, Wednesday, July 10Th
ConnersvIle. THURSDAY, July 2Oth
Liberty, Friday, July 2Ist.
Rockville, Saturday, July 223.
Lawrenceburg, Monday, july oath.
Wilmington. Tuesday. JnIy 2olh.
Versailles. Wednesday, Jul1 26th.
Greensburg. Thursday, jolly eth.
Shelbysile, Friday, July 2sth.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15
EuTen ssIaId the shelf'' by Ohio Loco


A secret circular. dated Cincinnati. 22J May,
1913" signed by X. Spnlding, l. 5. lIaInes.
ID T. Disney. aud hpif dozen others no may
be considered the very ELITE Ot the party IN hat
ctty, has been tudustrIunrIy circulated among ths
tatlhtdl, which declares that Mr. Van BIren has
never yet obtatned the vote of Ono tor the Pres
Idency, and its firmly believed by / o most
gacIous palI!cIana that he cannot IN amy contiu-
gency succeed either IN this State or Pennsyl Iva.
MA, and ''that with G. n Cass n candidate
the Democracy would carry thaee great States
by oYerw heirHtng mnJtritIes." 4 call IS also
made for n meeting 1T The friends Of Genera.
Cass AT Columbus distant penod, for the de-
velnpment 81 public opinion IN rotation to his
popularity and claims, preparatory 10 the selcc-
ton of delegates To The locofoco National Con-
ventIon. From the standing OF the Indv idnals
engaged N this motive and The feeling tnanifes-
ted, taken ~ connection with the fact that Gen.
Cass western fuap aud hat far
portant MILITARY HERO, VIC have but lttIe doubt
that he Will Vet become the most formidable
dldate Of that partv N Ohln aUd perhaps tho
whole VEST IH3iand Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

tTJOHN II BRADLEY, The Wing ca ndidate
for Lieutenant Governor viii address his fellow.
citizen. at Richmond, on today, at ? o'clock, r.
N. The public ara invited TO attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

CrScISSArr NARKET--JuLY l3--FLouR.
vas doll Yesterday at Canal; held generally
50 50 81
WHIsKY,--is in limited demand al lSc and in
spection, At Canal. Sales al the River, tho
same price.
WuEAr.-has taken another Decline and the
MitIsrs yesterday were bayIng freely al TOc,s
with heavy receipts. for the beginning Of tho
week. We notice a similar decline IN all parts
OF me West Our farmers tho Mtarn, Valley
have already begun TO harvest; nd the crops
turning out mach heavier Than anticipated.
Although The Wheat stands thfn Tho ground,
The heads are extremity well filed, and he kernels
plumqer and better ihsn la.t year There was,
besides, great increase IN the number Of
put down to Wheat last falI, and. 10 the opinion
of disinferested Judges, the crop, ~ The
southern part OF Ono and Indiana, where the
greatest defic ency vas anilcpaicd. will turn out
vastly better than was expected SIX weeks spo
Cincinnati Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

EIectious for rehabilitation have been held in EN-
States. next Congress The remaining
sIect lJ emoers, aud hold heir elections fol-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

II addition This, their remain fnprsarNnees Mas
enrhusett- i WINCH, another rai was made the 26t
ul,uo, making ia alt l3I member, be electsi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

THE CURcrLIo.-h correspondent Of the Pitts
burg Chronicle, speaking of :hs troubles
now bustly engaged IN destroying plum-, BY sung
ing the yoerg lruIt. bears testimony the
Pete remod % Jtrfng The froe early in the morn
ing, before the - up, and ca tcbIng the trouble
some bugs sheet spread or held beneaih tho
tree.-Ihe corcuiro may be token aud destroyed
IN this way, and the piums he preserved.
GoT~G B.cK.-Thc New York Commercial saws
that 5arge importation Of Brush drv good. in
voiced a. Gl500O, sterling. upward Of $40 OOO
recently arrived IN the ship GLASGOW. from LIVER
pool, II IN course oi re Shipment TO E1rope.-Tbls
sa ID 10 be the largest export Of debenEure goods
that has ever taken place from any porn in tho
UBrec States.
battle Br,sr< FL, IfTLL.--Ihis battle was fought
the l7ih Of June, 1918. a correspondent OF tho
sion Atlas furnishes the following return made
to General Gage, of The killed nd wounded of The
Brush troops (return made June 29gh Rank
and file 153 serpeanis l02, corporaIs 100, com
mIssioned officers % lOf1 kI..ed-pounded AZ
Total, 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
City Intelligence.

PoLroE-The anticipated report the necessity ofpo
lice REFORM sooDg looked for from the Common Council
still operates charm against rascalty ola high order
80 lar as police jurisdiction is concerned Nothing yes
terdsy the arrest Of Bddy MCGOWAN, of SO Cross
street. who took advantage of young John Frederick Of
80 whitehall street, while he nestled her bosom
private lodgings and relieved his pockets Of about sl8
beng all the loose change the youth had in his posses
sion. She was fully committed
A watchmsn picked up q man who says his name Is
haniel Rawden who had in his possession an elegant
cloak, silver watch with hair guard chain and gold
snakes head supposed to be sslen Any person having
lost such articles will find them at the Lower Police
office.
FnE.-The alarm last evening, about II o'clock pro.
ceeded from the burning Of room occupied by John
Moore silver smith shop, in the rear OF Boomers hat
store in Broadway, Maiden lane. But little damage
ione as the fire discovered almost soon as il
troke out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

LATER FROM BERMUDA.-By the way Of Halifax
we have sdvices 10 the 18th ult The fever con-
ilnues to rage alarrningy, and is still spreading.
The rock hospital is crowded with victims, and on
The "a the commissioners residence was convert
ed into hospital Tor the ccnvicts The deaths in
Ireland Island have been 6s-in Saint Georges 100.
In Ireland Island over 300 persons were lying i'll of
the dreadful malady-but in Saint Georges the fe.
yer had abated, and had every appearance that it
would speedily disappear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

LETTER OF GEN. DUFF GREKN.-On our first page
will be found a letter Of General Green, dated Lon.
don, relation the project Of commercial treaty
OF reciprocity between this country and England,
and detailing the deiestable ntrigues of the aboli-
tonists prevent the consummation of that desirable
object That it has long been the darling object Of
Great Britain TO substitute the ser labor Of the East
Indies for the black labor Of the South, undoubed.
iy true; and that she hopes TO bring it successfully
into operation, to the ruin Of the United States,
through her pretended sympathy for the blacks, is
equally true But there are physical difficulties in
the East, and moral difficulties here which are in.
surmountable. The letter OF Gen. Green is. how.
ever, interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge, end Aldermen Waterman and
Nash.

Nash.
JAMES r. WHIrINo, ESQ. District Attorney.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. ll-Iriai for Assault and Battery.
) acob Colvn and f. g. Sweet were tried Tor an as
sauit and battery Mgan of 30 Rsade street. COM
mted the 9TH OF September last The circumstances,
as ELECTED by the testimony that the accused who
police officers, went to the house of named
Clark, who kept house of doubtful character at %
Reade street. to warrant upon person who
expected to arrive at the house during the night in ques
ton While there party OF young men came to the
door and demanded entrance TO the house. which Twas
refused. when they created great noise and rung the
floor bell Of Mr.. Mlgan He 10 his door ITO in
qure the cause Of the riot, when his brotherin-law
Wilson, up, and words ensued between the several
parties, including the police officers, and they attempted
to take Wilson to the watch house. which was resisted
and Mllgan being brought into the ARRAY in a scuis
with the officers fell and broke his lett leg. For the de.
fence, conducted by VIM SHALER and JAMES T. BRADY
Esqr the character OF the accused shown not to be
qusrrelsone disordery and the will be submitted
TO the jury this morning.
In The trial OF Lusard Leman for false pretences in OBJ
tanning dry goods from Samuel M Blatchford the jury
returned verdict OF not guilty, on Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ll-Ar VIM Pitt. Baker aud Home
Howes. Boston; WIN Thompson. Stewart, Fall Ryer;
Cooley Camp New York Cid Gecian, Benedict. Bordeaux
Orion, Wilkins La Guayra. Cid Genl Stark Langhom, st
john NIB.
BALTIMORE, Oct 10-Cld Argon Chase Hafx. Sid Grace
Brown, Myers Amsterdam Powhattan, Marshall Marseles
Eersle Wallace Kingston Ja Hannah Dewins, Salem; Rb
Bruce, Savannah.
ALExANpRIA, Oct esAn Edlq, tswl Assander, Boston
RICHMOND, Oct 10 Sid Josephine Robinson, York..
NORFOLK Oct 9Arr Pantheon Fales Thomaston; Victo-
Brown, New York for Jacksonville Eff in distress leaky
sc; Candace, Brightman, Baltimore for Fall River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

STEAMBOAT AccIDENT.-The steamer New York,
on her passage from New Haven to this city on
Saturday night last broke her shaft and was turned
back to New Haven. 1t is somewhat singular the
three Of the staunch Sound steamers should have
been disabled at the same time, within a few miles
OF each other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

Guar LrrrR.rUns.-The following have just been
published and for sale at this ONCE together with
all the latest publications OF the day, at the wholesale
and retail prices--The Irish Melodies by Thomas
Moore The Wrongs of Women, by Charlotte Elizabeth
The Monkins. by Cooper Mrs. Elliss Hou ek esping
Made Easy, Complete Instructor in all branches Of
Cookery and Domestic Economy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

MovEMENTs.-Asnongstt the visitors at the Fair Of
the American Institute yesterday we observed the
Hon. II. NJ Watterson, member OF the las, Con.
gress from Tennessee but now appointed the special
diplomatic agent from this country to Buenos Ayres.
He will 60 out in the U. S. ship Sauannah, which
will sail early next week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
Correspondence of the Herald

GEORGIA ELEcTIoN-The election returns from
Georgia continue to be favorable to the wings, even
10 degree much beyond expectation. There seems
TO be no reason now to doubt that wing Cover
nor, two wing members OF Congress, a wing State
S nate and House OF Representatives, have all been
chosen by very decisive malorIties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

THE CRICKET MArcH.-The game Of cricket
pending between the st. George Cricket Club of
New York, and the Union Club of Philadelphia,
was resumed on Tuesday morning, on the ground
at Camden, and after playing until about three
o'clock in the afternoon, the contest was closed,
both parties having the second innings score of
one hundred and fifty one. The contest is, there
fore, on account of the " tie" not yet decided, and
another trial must be had, which, we understand,
will come off next Spring, in the vicinity of Trenton,
New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

RUssELL's PLANETARIuM.-The Vice Chancellor
yesterday sustained the injunction which Mons.
Gouraud obtained against Russell's Planetarium,
requiring, however, that thet gentleman should file
bond, with two sufficient securities, usfying in
the sum OF $4,000, in the course Of the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
Sales OF stocks at PhiIadelphia.

SECOND BOARD, Oct. l02 shares Chesapeake and Della
Stock 8; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 6ib $4,000
Chesapeake and Delaware 6s 1885, $3.50 do s6 5000
do 36k 80 shares Pennsylvania Bank l7lt so do Will
mington Railroad ls1 9s do Girard Bark, 81.
FIRST Board, Oct. Il.-265 shares Reading Railroad,
1916 90 do Mechanics Bank (cash) 2?s 10 do Pennsyva
Wilmington Railroad 1856 100 do sSts l62 10 do Coun'
ty Fire Insurance Co. IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

GoUD CreARs.-Our columns to-day contain the
advertisement of Henriques, 81 William street, in
which is enumerated some of the best brands of
cigars ever pulled. All who are in want Of the
real genuine, will of course give him call.