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

rxcrrEYEST AT New ALBANIA good deal
r. excitement prevailed at New Albany IN con
sequence OF personal attack maze D. 'i' D..
iocofoco editor Of that place, upon Mr. White
the Wing candidate for congress. The aifiif Is
,bns narrated by the Madison Banner;
safer Gov Bigger had closed his speech on
Friday ane rnoon, Mr. White, who mao during It's
delivery, come into town from an hPPo'"' l'0"'
he had beou in the country TO M, rose ana 'hI1fh-
cd the neopie that he would address them after
ih, =, the Same place, when he would take &C
o,s;o, 10 notice some attacks which had been
made upon him and would administer dose OF
ooltical physic to several Of those who were ca =
uaped in the warfare against HIM, and amongst
The rest 10 the editor Of the locOtoco paper Prtn
cd here Upon this, the editor sorang upon the
stand still occupied by Mr.. White, and annuunc-
.d that if an opportunity should be afforded him,
bo would skin a COON that night, for he had the
documents to do it with. Mr.. White told him re
should be heard, and Bvted him 10 proceed IN
sianter as he wanted to know what be had to
meet--ihe editor STILL brandIshlug hrs papers, de
cIioed reading them at that time. Mr.. White
expressed n hope that they were not made up oi
a record Of the supreme court Of the State, con
,ictne me Of pcfiny The editor said theg were
NOT but they were records from The Jefferson
Circuit Court, bearing the proper seal, conVicung
him, iMr Whlte) Of perjury IN several cases.
Mr. White promptly told hun hs was t1r
The Editor ran one of his hands into his coat
pocket-W White had been told during The day that
This man was armed, and TINT ne bad better he
n,eoared As the editor passed his hand Almost
conyusiveiy INTO his pocket, Mr.. White with
much apparent co,lness drew pistol from his
own and presented the mnzz'e towards him. lH
his trep,datiJn the editor had permitted MIR WIN t.
70 get the start Of him IN being ready for ihf
onset--Whne stood with the pistol presented
ready 10 discharge the editors showing hLh' ,
or exposing a weapon. The editor, however no
sooner saw the pistol presented, than he ihopgh
the muZZe 10 be the mouth 81 the internal regions.
wide as the crater Of ii burning mountain, 50 con
slderiny discretion the better part OF valor, ana
finding his feet more disposed To assist bin than
his han1s-sloped from the stand INTO the crowd
ands,ved his hide. Mr.. White gave up his pistol
into the honds Of 4 friend and left the place Tor
supper"
WHEELS Wheels are q, neray mnde dshing
that is the spokes set clipping, IN order io
IN ,bo the Wheels stand moro hracing; aud as the
pressure Of the toad ~ greatest uPon tho wheel
which happeus to be on the lowest ground, this
inclination Of the spoke renders the wheel much
stronger; since the spoke that ~ under the hub
stands more upright time II II projected III f'9h'
angles from IT.
But wheels shou'd never hr made in This form.
though they be struEgrr for It the axle - perfectly
straight the prncrp,i part Of The load VII! rest on
The ndter box. on tho cXiremtlE ot The hNIf;
straight line from me upper to the under tel!oe,
coming almost directly across The extremity of
,he axle: and # the axia - ben, 10 max
WI" "|>'N "''' -
tho wheel cant an Irr--ih ~ IS, TO make the under
part OF tho wncot run "''"tr mo '''", '"E"e
the uhdsr spoke more near ~ u" GU ps''
there Is no RUE nE ""' Il ~ ~ 'o i''''o AZ" s'
tho inclination Of thu axle should be, compared
WIN inc 'hc''1',"" ~ "' F'" r r
Hence "e -" N''' ''''' ''o' 80 80, 80
wagons SUM Inns tl4 49,, h,,,o n.,ar
less power 'n'" "'"''7' b,,,,,',. 49,, .xln
i'i'' Wy j. ,...- ~. ,,..,s,,., ;.
gh
f'fai9h' WIZ" nv "' " - 80 80.
nc -, 49,, ar ,ha o>la vh,.f
,os mt, th., hut IS necessarily tnado apeuug
.,d m. lo,d wound tend constantly 10 crowd the
whcoI orr oo,ius, The Il nch pin, creating unnec>
oss,rv f,ir,,ya that must be ycrcome by the
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