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


n.cuon - in n. prnci2 plea Democracy 1t may nave
tne would bring down me balance o.
chs vo,ld 70 level win hems..ve. Itaay sl the agra
VINO me, IN tina assembly the Doctor graph
ali, described and said 10 have oIignasd the term
ocoforo shall take tbs liberty Of correcting MS yer
.ions of lie origin. The Doctor said that the Wings ana
Democrats had assembled together for political purposes IN
the Civ Hall New York-thst difficulty arose between
,hsm-th. Wings stopped the gss liga's-and ns De
nocrats sstue. light win locooco m.thes and since hat
tins ,hs Democrat. called ocofocos. TINS -
untrue and eofrse;on shah give the Doctor
good aud .ci.nt why applied the term loco %
nm.
The meeting wherein occurred The transactions "hh gave
locofoco, not held In the Ci'y man,
to in IN. notorious Tammany ha-here was nc; " hs
present, IL would disgrace for Wing to nave
been seen there, but modem democratic meeting
and a division took place among them ms feasoha'
portion part, succeeded III passing fhs rss''''O'
proposed by taem ard adjourned tho meeting and put our
tbs lghu The ultra party then used their loco na'che'
struck Up light and passed their resolutions winch were
n ia broadcast sense The resolutions thus passed
recommended an equal OF ali tho property IN the
land, for ,hi. that they "shea an
equality among all nsnthsy declared that It "as wrong
mat one man and another to be house
ess-that land gwen common to all men, ana
tina, j, monopoly for any TO have moro OIL
!, than him comfortable while there was ano-
Their there real right IN any
kind Of propertytha the riches of world belonged IN
common people, and that was entitled 10
g.aser share of j, than another The HONEST man. who
by industry, economy. and the nbor Of his hands, ma
acquired a small prope y and happened to ride IN car
rage wa. denounced arstocrat-as a monopolst
To catry doctrines, they formed themselves ln''
mob, and forthwith mute onset on the
of tho city, actually destroyed them, carrying oil ana
appropGating to themselves such portions they eonvsn
.ny could AT Of this acton do not mean
tho mob was Rober, Dale Owen, Fanny Wight, Sk'dno'
Ming and leaders IN the locooeo ranks
Now while Doctor Bennett talks much about 'equa!'-
,,-(spa that same word vas he the To-
co. of New York )-whe oppose, with SO much zeal
what he terms monopoiieswhe nc advocates with Owen
siam Ming Ssdmore and Others exclusive metallic
emrency-uhte advocates common with these same
men free prncpiehc opening of oar porte 70 h'
pauper labor of Ecfoqo-ths promotion of foreign "ecah
m and artfzans in preference Of country
we cannot regard him any other light, than 'oeoocs
dyed IL morals do not pretend to class the
Doctor with the loco. school, but apply th
" sfm only politician. In morality and tho eoortese
due another he Is, for ooght we know
reproach As gentleman We respect HIN, bn' IN
II politics sincerely and honestly condemn
The Doctor his Redmond speech said no was oppose
to the principle Of mpost tariff duties any form o
:" shape; but at Newport sad he would not abolish III
present tariff for The world, unless something better 'h'o
proposed Is this not singular position for c"n's'e
opposed protection. Yet he would got abolish IN
" pre.nt rotectire Every distinct ethe
tight or wrong with the high p'etei
.ons Doctor Bennett that he should tolerate, under an
.;scursancese which he believes to DO 80 anct
with good policy az ne declares s Pfho
Of protection TO be.
" Wsh,v. no. room tho subject Of pTotec
~ ton aud TO exhibit believing do tina
il is Importance to this government and tn
people, than other SUBJECT which ever has
or in all probability will occupy the attention Of oon
sres eonpronai,e IT would bid the slave
md III
Sc the Union Stne, and let each parry out the
" particular views.
rs In the speech, Doctor Bennett took oc
casion suppot of HENRY CLAY and at tn
same Time protesting nocat" the rnr'p1e # "7ai
" all men, In this, the Doctor doubtless o
ut himself eloquent folly who viii PR
0" industry of his country, but would foster h'
foreign nations. who - the denouncer Of SLAYER
" holders y. will in his political principles 60 in
" close communion men, md advocate tn.
" n,erests-we .ey is perfect fummery for such man
IL ,Ik 70 Us about inconsistency We acknowledge
M s,ency in our We acted upon the pr
eple 0: justice 10 all men'-we have made II tt
p polar ali efforts, aud in contributing our numb
aid 10 elevate the Presidency, expect
ne OF all our hopes at least 80 lar as
he IS possible for TO carry out the principle
far TnE SIcxsrs. IN CEsTsKvnLE.-Th. Wayne Coum
sh Record, a. "Much sAaggsraton AMI unh
e..y fear. created ny tbs Of the prev
lercs 81 The disease aLudsd
,y the pa-.olod, behave, considered as mo
flied species Small For. Ii has prevailed sbo
ely three months. during persons, Rober, DE
vidde and Sarah Moore. died with and about
others beer attacked, of thsm however 81
v a. to s interruption TO their business
The disease doubt infectious. but think that III IN
natter danger noed be sppshsnded II the room whe
m. n.r.u, IS living II reported
III, county, persons dying here daily Al II
.me Monday afternoon there Only
cy town, and both individuals, (Mr. : Newman
as Mr.. A. {. DID a fair way Of recovery
, #
ale nArConsderable alarm has been fell, from teG
49, ,,o xc,,oloid which has nYeyalled for