Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

following Is from The Providence
American, an Administration paper, of 1899, IN
which Is proved that General Jaekson's election +
to the Presidency was IN consequence OF a hogs
breaking into mischief IN Crauston. Rhode Island,
a number Of years ago. The proof thus:-4
General Jackson owes his election 10 the victory
of New Orleans. that victory depended on The ex-
istence of the War: that War was declared IN the
National Senate. by ma joritv Of one. jerem,- .
an b Howell a member from Rhode Island voted
Tor the war. Had his competitor, James BurrIll.
occupied his seat, be would have voted against /
the war MIR. Howell was elected by The casting
vote of the presiding officer oil the X. Island Leg
slaiure. The tie was occasioued by the absence
Of member belonging 10 the political party of
Burrill. He was prevailed upon to ab.en. himself
thro' the influence Of an Inds ldual at variance
with Burrill account of a Ia snit respecting
the depredations OF hog. 10 which suit MIR. Bur
riii the prosecuting attorney. Had IL no,
been for the hog there would have been no quar-
rel. Had there been noquarrei, Mr.. Burrlil would
have been elected, the would no, have been
declared, and The hero Of New Orleans would ner
er have been known 10 one quarter OF the people
whom be was chosen 10 preside.
According to James HamiIton's letter to John
c. Calhoun, the victory Of New Orleans has cos,
the United States tre hundred millions of dollars.
This is going the WHOLE Hoe.
MiUerism and Professor Bush We have been
very much interested IN an expose of MIiler's
doctrine by Professor Bush IN late lecture
He, from personal acquaintance, regards Miller as
dogmatical and in,oeran,. He points on, the
most prominent of his numerous mistakes and es.
pecial!y the great one of regarding "ihe cleans
ing Of the sanctuary" as the end Of this world
He shows that it refers to the removal Of the Ma
hommednn power from Jerusalem, an event to
which Professor Bush looks forward with grea,
confidence. It cannot be denied tina, the presen,
j H. e 49,
in Syria poriend the speedy overthrow of Turk
1 ish power in Palestine. The persecution Of the
Jews in Europe and Asia, has almost entirely
| ceased, and many Of them are beginning to re-
ceive the gospel Such state of things is I'M.
doubtedly to mark the close OF The present era
which will terminate with the gradual ov or throw
of Mahommedansm, but will be very far from
the end Of the world.--Christian Inteiligencer.
| To Stop a fit of Coughing.--A CORE pondent
OK the London Medical Gazette, states that to
close The nostrils with the thumb and finger du
ring expiration; leaving them free during inspi-
| ration, will relieve fit Of coughing in q short
| time.
In addition to the above can state from per-
sona knowledge, that TO press the fnger on the
upper lip just below the nose will make the seve.
| rest premonitory symptoms OF snee1e pass off
harmless; we have found tho remedy useful ma
ny time in creeping on game in the woods.
Boston Mer. Journal.
A proposition is now before the Legislature o.
Mary land, TO tax all unmarried men, over thirty.
five years of age. Another measure proposes tC
compel every unmarried man who had the nean nj
10 support wife, to pay annually fifty dollars 70
revenue purposes.
AmfM--There said to be two scriptur,
: proofs that females do not go TO heaven. Frs,
(Rev. xi, y Sand there appeared great wonde
in heaven; 10! woman.n Second Qb. viii. ~
"There was silence in heaven about The space O
half an hour.'
: Treasury Notes.-The amount of Trensur,
Noies outstanding on the st inst, SIl 73l
327, of which So, 722 S3I consisted of issues pr
or TO the &C, of Jan. 81, 1912; S4,9S9lO5 is
sued under the act Of the above date. and S30I9,
800 issued under the act Of Aug 81, 1872
Marking Nerspapers.--'rhe Second Asss,an
: Postmaster General, in answer TO the inquiries c
a gentleman Of Cincinnati, states that the mar k
ing of lines round advertisement, q para
. graph, IN newspaper. with ink or pencil, unae
. companied by any writing upon the same, is nc
) considered by the Department to be ga memorar
dunn" within the meaning of the 18Th and 80,
!. sc cIons Of the act of lS25.--Atlds.
u Our favoriie Col. Johnson is great at explana
TONS In speech the other dav, in the Ker
o lucky Legislature, he spoke about his descendant
Observing smile upon me faces oil his hearers
d he instantly checked himself, and said, with cor
y siderable confusion and in a deprecatlng tone
6 i mean my collateral descendants, Mr.. Speaker
D What audience wouldn't have broken out into a
uproar Of laughter?-LouisriUe Journal.
o. Catholics in the United States.-The numb,
u of Catholics in the United States has been la,
70 estimated at 100000, an increase Of 200, OC
u since the beginning of the year 1912. OF churc
> es and chapels there 574 and SD 10 proce
of construction, making total Of CSC OF of
u ciating priests the number is 572 10 Of the,
y have been made IN 1912, IA Of which are in Il
= diocese of New York.
n,
~ A fine drove Of cattle amounting TO about thi
10 ty head, was lost 10 the ST. Lawrence, while a
ie tempting 10 TO Montreal on the ice. I'll
drovers escaped with some difficulty.