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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

Not less Strange than Trre--ln the GODS of
Ethiopia, IN Africa, be fou nd species Of the
human family. who live entirely among the
branches OF trees. They have the power of lump
ing from Tree 10 tree, just as monkeys and SOUR
reis do, and are seldom known TO descend to tho
ground. They generally congTegate IN groups
Of three -four hundred and make their lodging
places in the forks Of the with LAYERS Of
tough osiors hiCh they lay moss and leaves
as bedding. Ia autumn, they carefully Law in
sufficient store of provisions. composed of auts of
various Sorts and also fruits and berries dried IN
the sun. Their agility Is such, THAI all efforts 10
secure Que Of them - ffuIhess unless whom en-
numbered with their offspring. An auem9, to
do so has, IN one or two Instances, succeeded af.
ter excessive toll, but nevertheless, has prov ed
useless to The ma in obiect--tbat of transport
ing them 20 other chimes for exhibition They
refuse food and die probably Of grief and starva
ton. Their Ianguage seems resemble the
chaiteTing Of monkeys, but clear and dis
tInct in It5 enunciatIon They very general
Iy Goa ted with hair, and Of dark yellow color.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Home of the Drunkard.

A man who had led a drunken life for about ten
wears, went from his already miserable home one
day, and left the city spree lie was gone
four weeks, and on his return he found that the
landlord had turned the family into the street
from the non-pavment Of rent After consider
able diff .ulty ne found that they had gone
back cellar in the upper part Of the CITY. With
fear and trembling he approached the place for
he was sober then. After winding his way
through damp, dark and narrow passage, he dis e.
covered his family; he hid himself a recess, nd
the scene which he beheld sent convuisiye
thrill through his whole frame.
In one corner on a broken chair sat his much
abused aud almost heart broken wife, his children
ciinging around her: the frs; words that caught
his ear. were from his little girl who looked pite-
ousIv W in his wfe's face and said;
"Moiher I'm so hungryn'
II pierced him the heart. His wife vept
| Unbelievable 10 The other corner sat in solemn
! silence hs poor old broken down mother.
MY son. said Inc wife, when the weeping hac
subsidized so that she could speak; My son, 60 L
The corner. and ask the grocer for Gods sake Il
Owe US sonnet thing TO keep Us from starvaton!
His poor little bare footed, half-naked and half
starved son passed him, and after short absence
returned saying that the grocer refused TO e''
him anv thing. HIS wife arose almost IN oes
pair looked round. and found some OF the chi
} dren's ragged clothing. The mother $1,000 som
time as If turning over in her mind now sh
! conId make them 90 the farthest; at length sh
told ber son 10 Get three cents worth OF potaioe
ard az he was entering with them The lIttle q
exclaimed NOW can have some thing 10 ca
can't we mothef"
Reader, view no, the above as a fiction; II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Taking the Veil.

A riUid description of The Imposing Ceremony.
+ The imposing ceremony OF taking The white
vel was on Tuesday performed at the Carme
Nunnefy, Baltimore, in the Chapel attached &c
that institution, which was witnessed by q large
concourse of spectators The candidate for The
ve, Miss Courtney, OF Charles county, Mary
land, attended by Miss Ellen Louisa Jenkins o.
this city IN capacity Of bridesmaid entered the
chapel about O'Clock, both dressed in pure white
with embroidered vefIs thrown loosely over their
heads, taking their seats directly IN front Of the
altar, among the audience. The sacrament oil
blgh mass was then performed by the Rev. Mr.
Gtldea, and also administered the applicant for
holy orders. The Reverend Archbishop Eccies>
ton entered, arrayed in the poniificials Of his
/ station when The curtains behind The grating Of
the c'oisers were drawn, and about 20 sisters, all
dressed IN white with heavy black wells thrown
over their heads and shoulders, each bearing in
her hand a lighted taper. were perceived walking
two and two towards the door leading into the
chapel. The candidate for The veil was received
by The reverend mother, n lighted taper wreath
with flowers place IN her hand, and conducted
within The precincts of The nunnery, the sisters
with thcir lighted taPcrs following, which was
visible to The audience through the gratings =
The'Arehhi-hop read passage Of scripture, pro.
Gle ming the reward of those who forsoke the
world and all The ties of kindred TO follow Christ
the authority If the church FOR the dedication
which was about to be performed, and delivered
an eloquent address. directed principally TO the
young novicate. The Sun says:
"She then approached The ratings. and the
Archbishop questioned her follows :--''My
child, what do you demand?' to which sha an.
swered "Fhe mercy of God, and The holy habit
OF religion" q. as 1T of your free will
that you demand The holy faith of religion p
4. ''Yes, II is" q. "My child have you firm
intention TO Persevere in religion TO The end of
your life, and do you hope TO have sufficient
strength To carry constantly the sweet woke of
the Lord Jesus Christ. solely Tor the love and
fear Of Gpa? \. ''Reiyng the mercy of
God, hope to he able TO do So" The novice
then arose. and retired, conducted by the superb
Dress and assistants. to put off her secular dress,
and returned m p few minutes nrrayed IN the
jcjnus hahit IF the order. Sho then kncit down
and her secular veil being removed By tho asss-
tnnfs, she girted with a cincrure 10y the
Pcrtoress, and received the veil If the church,
previous'v prosfrnting herself before the altar.
She WAS then raised and saIuied by the superior.
cnt " hpn fhey retiFed ia IN" bPers5 GF5afea
which they bad entered, chanting tho same low
and solemn hyrnn which had been heard through
out the greater part Of the ceremony The eX-
IRENE bounty Of The novice, the solemnlty Of the
ccrernonv. and her firm and unfaiterng carriage
and oornacr, rendered the scene one Of unusual
Interest,"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Mr.. Ad ans.

Il is very cheering in this dav. when reepect
for age and worth so nearly forgotten among
men, to observe the fatering attentions which
are every here paid TO Elk president Adams
lie has lived long ecough TO put to flight the ca
tumnIes which the bitterness OF party was ever
ready to invent, ADD now moves among the Amer
lean people ambitious of office, and yet accept
tnu snch trusts they choose 10 repose IN his
hands, and performing his part with vIgor ann IL
delitv The gItlerrug tinsel of office mas lost lis
beauty this noble relic of another age. Look
ug back unon long public life strongly marked
with important events. he lives 10 enjoy the re-
ward of his fuihfuness, and minges among the
active and energetic spirits of the present time
with the consciousness that he Is performing an
other round of duties at period OF lite when
most men are dismissed from the cares OF the
puoi'c prosperity. The people welcome him. and
he speaks 20 them prophet who IS making
his last journey among men, and unfolding the
teachings which his past experience has so weI
qualified him TO give. Honor to the veteran
patriot, and sage!-Connecticutt Courant
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

n-s-The haagH Conference Of tbe Protest7u'
Methodist Chutcb, Comm My called ldlcals)
tor Indftna was held n short tine since, the
nei1hb rh.vd Of Laf,yotte. 10 The course Of its
dei:9Dra ions, the following preamble and resolu-
tons Oh lha SAL let Of slavery were proposed
d,.:nz=e& and fin lily adopted. We copy them
from the M troirg Srnr,' religious periodical
pultlsacd IN his city, by tho Rev. Cyrus Jefries
"A member Of the Contercuce.--Lafayette Jour
nat
Whereas, Slavery is n great moral evil, and
contrary tn the morality Of the holy scriptures,
and n sin against God. And this Annual Com
ference h4vIrg, instructed delegates to our last
General Coufrrencc to use their IotiuCnce IN that
ta3y consistent wuh tho Constitution Of our
C5arch 10 procure a speedy and entire cxpurga-
ton Of slavery from the Nj. P. Church
Aud Whereas they failed 10 accomplish this
Desirable Object and the subject being referred
back again TO The A0nual Conferences for their
action.
Therefore RCsolred, That still hold slavery
% he great moral evil. and viii use all law-
"a! an thu7sl.n ,f'r1s 10 abolish II from the
church
RcSe're3 TINT Ne VIII. iha I.,rl wiling, in
sfruct or &etaEatez 20 the next Gancral Confer
encc. 80 use their utmost eXertians - Il sc our
church r1rced from slavery, ard If they refuse tC
put away .l.ts evil FROM the church. hat We in
struct our tejegates 70 vote for p7accnh'e sep
aration f the nth. from the Sol'h, and il lhi'
does rot prc,aN. that we will = hndy dissolve
our fellowship from Save holders and those tina
defend II from principle.
Resolrc3, That there shall be no distinction
made IN ;ac privileges Of our church IN conse
qlence of color.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
County nlyersity Students.

The bloomington Democrat in an article re
iating TO the State University says--it is not
generally known, bat It ought TO be, that by a
recent Law, The Board doing county business IN
each county throughout the State has the right To
send TO our State University 0e-Tico students
FREE OF ALL CHARGE for Tuition 30 If the va
rIous Boards throughout the STATE avail them
selves OF this privilege, about hundred and
eighty students mny enter the classes of the
University free of charge for tuition; and ii these
adopt as they my, the independen, and frugal
plan OF self-boarding, they NAV actually obtain
an education equal to any which the valley of the
Mississippi affords, at expense which any pa
rent possessed Of good farm and Industrious
habits can defray; or, even which q spirited
young man determined on Improvement, ca n la Y
by during few years Of hired labor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
The True Issue.

Under this caption, that able, fearless and up
right Wing journal, The Raleigh IN. c. Register
holds the following manly and straightforward
language of he Wing party, and finds hearty
response IN every Wing bosom in the land:
"Locofocoism shows a wonderful disposition OF
late to create the impression that Mr.. Clay viii
not be the candidate of the Wing Party-It IS too
late in the day for such q bare faced attempt,
even TO answer tho purpose tor which 1t was IN
tended; ii MIR. Clay be alive, the Baltimore Con
vention dare not nominate any other man for The
suppor, of the Wing party; if they should, their
proceedings would be reversed by the people,
The course Of the locofoco party IS equally well
settled; Mr.. Van Buren, has already secured 10
himself the nomination of the Convention; the
| friends of Mr. Calhoun may be deuded by the
vain hope that their idol has supplanted the iiiue
magician in the favor OF the Democracy; but
/ ,hey will fnd in the end that they have suffered
I themselves 10 be made cats paws OF, and that
/ Mr. Calhoun will rank third if not fourth. III the
choice of the Conrenhon-Probaoly next door TO
! Captain Tyler
Mr. Van Buren, is unquesiionably the locofoco
candidate for the next Presidency, and The true
issue IL already before the American People: up
On the Wing banner Is inscribed HENRY CLAY; a
well reonIated National Bank; one Presidential
term. a Tariff upon the productions of foreign
naupsrism sufficient to support the Government
Distribution Of the Public Lands; capable and
faithful public officers, and PATRIOTISM not PLuS
DER in the discharge OF their duiies
Iocofocoisrn rallies under the banner which an
INDIGNANT people have once trarnpied IN the dust
, Marlin Van Baren and the Sub-Ireasury; the
Purse and Inc Sword in the hands OF the Prest
dent. no Credit; no Paper Money; no Tariff
thirty. seven millions year Pubic EXPENSES. ant
e nothin- 70 nav. hiph salaries 10 Office-holders
: and low wages to Laborers; standing Army II
0 time Of Peace; party sersity before the pubh
e oood in the selection of public officers; and Repea
. and Reputation OF Public Engagements an
: Public Liabilities
II In he sale of Clergyman. effects. near Her
D, ford, Englsnd his Library brought f3 and hi
LIQUORS f3S0.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Interesting Temperance Incident.

Al a large meeting of the Washington Tenn
perance Society last evening in their Hail, an in
teresting incident took place, in the reunion Of
man and his wife who had been separated for
many years in consequence Of iniemperance on
the part OF the husband He has recently been
reclaimed and made to the error Of his WAYS
through the fundamentally Of the Temperance
Cause. The meeting crowded with ladies'
and gentlemen, anxious 10 behold the contempa
ted ceremonies The time specified having ar
rived. Mr. Mcknight made az appropriate I'D
from Mr. Casey, the two eXes. as il were, -'r,nn
counnbial affection, were brought up. attended
each hy several friends, and again joined IN hap
nv onion. The scene IL described having been
deeply affecting and fall Of interest. Il is hoped
that constancv may 10 future be their guiding
etar. and temperance their everlasting motto.
Slme happy remarks were made on the occasion
by Mr. w. X. Mitchell, President Of the Society.
- Baltimore Patriot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

MARsHAL s 1ULr.-This Officer was ono Of Ma
polean's ables' generals and eu cd his full con
fl fence for many years. He is also distiuc he'd
as a statesman-bnt is far advanced into the vale
OF wears A letter published in Paris paper saws
that he is now suffering greatly from i'll health.
and is impressed with the idea that he will not
ou,live the wear. and he is almost always occupied
in putting his aff,irs in order. and in superuten-
ding the execution Of mauseeum which is 10 be
placed over his tomb Boston Jour.