Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-22
RICHMOND PALLADIUM.
LETTERS FROM THE SENIOR EDITOR.
l. DIAHAPOLIs, Dee 9.a. le4-

locos contendeI was yarty measure Wang
vino spoke endeevofed impress them with the idea that
At not, and should DO party measure regard il
as strictly and emphatica!y measure Of that art, All
party nothing parfy il, and
if i; fecogpzeG by ,he party, Il would hare bat
few advocates. That honestly believe all corpo-
powers q wrong, 10 doubt, but not
Of party thousand, WHO would
pose individual liability purity
party is every tj1g, No matter saltary
measure may be, bear impress Of he seal Of
the Leaders, receive their support No matter
how far and lovely may be features, I8es II bsaF
olou. mark of the beast noon liz f,retead i
their support The action Of the iioIsa uPon Subject
may be considered haa No charter III bs granted
winter unless it include. that prime. pie.
Dan helso has contested the seat Of Mr. Henry the
Senate The papers have all been referred the
tee on Elections, aud resolution has been pase
Hzhg each OF them to appear before That committee BY
counsel or otherwise II tao injustice OF last winters &C.
gsation IN the OF Beao Marsh is
ted TIN. session ke.so vii have "A IA the Senate
On Friday Mr. Bowie, presented to The Hou-e get.-
uon Of c1ens Of Floyd e,anty, sabjec,
frauds and praying for tie passage OF law
recurrence Tor the idnfs setting forth that the elections IN
that county, last August. we're determined by Imported
Of other nn4 states, NJ samuel q
PATTERSON OF Jehefsohvie, avo"ed ht- agency ~ P2c-
rns Illegal voters; that s. head was paid Tor
tsI &c that neg brought the pos ani per
united to voto Tor tne hig cahaIdates; that New Alba
during the election, filed la strangers, who
i'hed as the e.on over; auJ
of John y Davis Geo J. Wolfe been coz
tested but for the great expense "ch sdcA contest would
ilyole, &c.
Mr. Rich moved to refer it to sea.t committee cansis-
ting of gentleman Orange
pot bIlI to prevent the Wing from making modern
asmoe5ase o."iutons in sn,ees Of more 'han hy The
lion was referred 10 the Committee On Elections
The Speaker before the House communication from
hies'F' Geo A jacob I. chapman Ia reply 70 Teso.
u 20 40 - ago ' ',' s'J VI 'o =
the MESSAGE had been delivered t, them he mr. astei
they would felt obligations withhold pub
n@auon' ou, mat !, vas aelIye[ed to them on Mo1aay
g,thbo y ", ay irons &
under no Obligations, express or implied to delay it. This
communication accom- panied by several certidcatc- re-
spec,ng the publication OF tho last in advance
o, y, n9' eaa 20 o" py te and a-
hours beo,e It's del,,cry % both Houses but that as there
election 81 Public Prister then pending, there
nothing SAID about IT.
f npwdes NEE ''"' ''e communicative" DC "'' On "'e
Where9pon discussion of some length was halin which
Messrs dormau Parker, Bowos, Hubert, Foley Edmon-
p hak0mo[c l5o1"@y, poS5'nIi ones Of oa'a'"'
rho ia % ~, 1 and r
y goes on tho journal
SENATE, Saturday, Dec 1913.
Nj: Butke's resolution instrucung the Jadlcia.
ry Committee 10 inquire into Tho cXpedency q
amendiug the la " that new contracts may he col.
lecied without reference 10 the relief law, was, Ou
his motion, taken from the Table.
4 After somo debate hlr. Phcher moved 10
amend so tina, tho committee also inquire into
the expeGleacy Of modify ing the whole law al
last winter relative to contracts after June Isl,
ls43. Carried, ayes IS, and the resolution as a
Al. Bueu Of d presented a bill to organize a
County out Of the county Of Dearborn Ito be
called Ob;ol and tn locate tho seat of iustIcs Of
- ~, 49, 49,, - 1901 ad;,
'uo same. Gu W 80 49, ''e
Mr.. Parker, from mo J4dic'ary cohtn'ltee'
mado a report 10 favor OF providing additional Sc
curities bv Treasurers. in certain cases on the r
1870 ~ \, ,.J -.
'ake eHect from the ~ 'i",iu'g IN y uGuo' "1''
Read and passed to a second Fea"lng'
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