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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

TIE .7nnerat,sn Of Tera,-Ws shall next week endea-
and columns for the orcoe address re-
Gently prepared John iincy Adams, and signed by sew
Of of the lat. Congress, exposing
plotting endeavors of South attach Texas to
the United States There be sincere and honest diff
ference opinion that among the cs-
of the north hesitate hazard the opin
those citizens of the free who countenance
for party purpose. alone utterly regard
less county's fate The United States need
acquisition Tertory-her limit. already
sve unless the anced conflicting interests of the north and
south reconeed, and the annexation OF any
bove ali Others The haze it il their power exe,
ton of members Of Congress If the candidates Of that
party who uniformly with the southern members
in refusing the right of petition and other odious
cipes contended for by southern politicians be elected
then will the influence of the north be in favor OF
nexation. If Wings elected the connection will
be lie long slavery in the So strong
bias party the redoubtable Andy Kennedy
quandom president of anti-sayey society hestaed
, give The ultra in opposition :
}, doctrines he formerly ndvocaed and in direct oppos
ton -fourths of his constituents. VIVA
D. could ought with greater evil this
n than tie annexation of Texas, of none
II influence by otherwise has retarde
" the prosperity country, what would be III
affairs if the south should obtain the absolute
troll of the government Even the selfish courtesy which
y now shown the north, would be withheld
arbitrary which their speculiar institution
calculated inspire would be exeTted fullest
IL With Texas, they would soon obtain that power The
il is the interest and the duty of the north be the cit
either Wing or Loco. to guard against The propose
:; unholy annexation of Texas to the United States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE LOCOs,

That JAMES WHITCOMB whilst a member of The
Legislature favor of National Bank-that ES
Sc D. BRIGHT, the loco candidate for Lieut. Governor,
signed petition Congress asking the resharsr of the
old United State, Bank and that E. NJ Chamberlain, a
candidate Congress in the northern District proudly
boasts that HI, hand oroe The Internal Improve BH
which. proved disastrous Indians and upon whe
certan look wit horror that they do the
''deep dggns of perdton. Uitconb voted for the
law Bright made speech glorify its passage Oh
locofocoism, how consistent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
From the Wayne County Record.
Temperance Celebration.

The undersigned having been appointed a Com
mittee on behalf of the Washing tonian Society of
this place, and the proprie,y of general meeting
Of oil the friends Of the Temperance Reformation
at some consenien, time I'D place having been
suggested, We would briefly say all who feel az
Interes, in this good cause throughout the county
Of Wayne.
The enterprise in which we are engaged and
in which solicit your cooperation, Is one
of vital in,eres, to US all, involving as i, does,
much that Is dear 10 US, in persons, our fami-
lies and friends The enemy which We seek TO
conquer is of ordinary character-wheth
er regard the exten, Of his empire, the multi
tude OF his friends, or the number and wretched
ness OF his victims. He is therefore, not to be
met and in the ordinary way Of conflict.
Experience has clearly taught Us all, that the
iy effsctual safeguard to individuals commuui-
ties against The evils Of this subtle foe is entire
abstinence from all which can Intoxicate. We
have also leorned from the same iufallabe source,
that the undivided Influence Of every friend Of the
cause is absolutely necessary to have that RENE
dy generally applied.
d By the formation of Societies in the dferen,
3, parts Of the county puch good has already beer
d accomplished ligh, has already been elici
- ted-many confirmed Inebriates have been re
claimed-and macy temperate drinkers have beer
induced to abandon the poison entirely. Thu
=, far, very good Still, however, there remain
- much yet to be done. The monster is merei
- stunned-not destroyed. The victory is yet in
Nd complete. To give the finishing blow, and ri
W our country of this vile oppressor propose, o
=, behalf of the Society which represent, wi:
- your concurrence, to hold or TO have a meeting
nd all the frieads of Temperance throughout tn
&c, county-the object Of which shall be to give a
? espressien oe 9ha; s'.tic sentiment is in II
''' community this subjact-and 10 adopt suc
measures e. .haIl best promote the benevolent o
is ect Of the Washing tonian Association througho
and ,bc couc.r. And for ssch a meeting We kno
an Of no place more eligible than this-and tir
OF more appropriate tnan the fourth day Of July,
= great Anniversary of our National lndep endent
H.. We would therefore, in the name of the Soc
Y, ty Of this place, most earnestly and cordially
the wife all the Washingtonian Temperance Societ
ope throughout she county, to meet in this place
IN the day specified and we promise them hea
-, welcome. r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
Uuadulterated Loco Foco Democracy.

The New York Tribune concludes an article +
on the spurious claims Of the Loco Focos TO the
exclusive righ, of being called Democrats" with
the following:
There are thousands in this city who consider
themselves excellent Democrats-uone better
and yet will niimidaie and browbea, voters into
the support of their tickets, will smugge IN ille
gal votes and carry their ticket by violence out
rage and boodshed This has been done repeat
eddy during the eleven years We have resided IN
/ this CITY. aud always by the men who proessed
/ themselves the best kind OF Democrats, and were
ready TO knock down any man who disputed their
claim For instance, at election 10 the l2,h
Ward, n few years since, a leading and active
Wing bu, one who never was violent or unfair.
was approached by Locofoco friend, and caution.
ed IN friendship to leave the ground and save him
self from In jiry What was his Indignant. re-
ply. "may not a freeman stand peaceabiv at the
POLISH Free HeHi' responded his Locofoco
friend; Il tell YOU your friend that you must
leave this in fifteen minutes. your life will be
in danger!' Aud so II proved. lie was set up
on and udgeoned, and glad 10 escape with his
life Just so at the last election IN the 10Th Ward
and partially IN the 18th AT the ION, active
Wing. were obliged to abandon the polls, or sur
render their lives They were cautioned by Lo
cofoco friends and needed the caution; some who
did not were cruelty beaten.-Can any man re
call one instance 10 which the wings ever 50 drove
their opponents from the polls?
: This then, is answer to those who expah
q ate on the duties OF Democracy, that YOU, as
party. have clearly no exclusive OF superior It'll
10 STYLE Yourselves Democrats. Your action, a
j. party on the Right of Petition, the Freedot
l. Of Discussion on unpopular themes, and on tiit
e other questions, proves your prcteniions TO 81
"a perior democracy baseess as those OF IN
Pharasees of old 10 superior righteousness
. in their case, what you preach may mainly
'e we'll but your practices every day show that So
A., ,nda cta nd doctrines untaIil
fll 10 them We reverence Liberty, b
=, YOU do not understand its first principles, or n
recreant to them. Become Democrats IN fact, b
en- fore you ask US 10 do reverence 10 the shadow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

Locofocos.

Districts. Wings Locofoeos.
l. John W. PAYNE, Robert D Oven.
2. Joseph L. White, Tho's. J. Henley.
3. John M Ma,son, Thomas Smith.
4. Caleb Smith. No Nomination.
5. David Wallace, WIN. J. Brown.
6. Geo G Dann, John w Davis.
7. E. w. M'Gaughey, Joseph A. Wright.
8. D.niel Mace, John Petit.
9. Samuel c. Sample, E. NJ Chamberlain
10. David Kdgore, Andrew Kennedy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

IN Odd Coneern.-We are indebted fdend now in
New England sundy papers; the number reeeiv-
singular appearance On referring
editorial head discovered the of its unique
and uncou.h ex,erior-ihe Of John Tyler Pesi-
dent, and D. r. Porter for Vice President As body
naturally would, had considerable curiosity wha,
could under such head The first article
was an apology the edto. readers He had found
the labor of editing Tyler paper great, aud he
about to employ assistance We would advise that
tripod altogether, and coatrol oft hi
dsr! Then ali will 90 swfmningly-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
GOV. BIGGER, and c. Il. SMITH,

GOV. BIGGER, and G. Is. SMITH,
Will address their fellow-citizens at
Richmond, on WEDNESDAY next,
the 3Ist instant, at Ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
1t was expected that Gov. BIGGER
would have been here on the 9th inst
but an unfortunate mistake was made
in publishing the appointments at lndi-
annapolis. They were made in the alb
sence Of the Governor, and under a
misunderstanding as to the time when
he would return. We are enabled by
a letter from the Governor to say, that
he will certainly be here on the 3lst
We regret the disappointment met by
our citizens on the 9th; but we hope
that it will not deter them from atten
ding on Wednesday next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
MASONIC PROCESSION.

We are requested say. that the Free and Accepted
Ancient Maons in this and the adjoining countless
will app roachng anniversary the 24th Of
June Cambridge City. All brethren Of the fraternity,
in good standing, a invited 10 attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
Literary Notice.

TN1F stockhoier. Of Young Mems Literary Asso
siatoa, will take notice that quarterly meeting ~iliA
be held Inc Of the Librarian, 2nd day evening,
the 5th of 9th month, l643, early candle 6ght
requested. By order Of Trustees.
Richmond, 5th mo. 9th, l643. b. COALE, See'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

The citizens of Wayne, and the other along
the line of the Wabash and Erie Canal, about hold
grand occasion of the complexion Of
important L, conducted the principle of
,hs 'a;ch-sung hanging out"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
Executors Notice.

VTNIE undersigned, having been appointed Executors in
i the last will of Ira Lackey, dee'd late Of Wsyns
county, lana, (Which will has been duly proved and
estasntary issued the undersigned
tcc IS hereby given al persons having claims against
deceased presen, them, duly proven within ono
year from This date and all persons nieoted the ea:s
| a required TO make payment forth vita
| CATHARINE LACkEY, r.
JOHN RICHEY,
| Cambsdge, May 22 1912. 223
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

The Hon. DAVID WALLACE, has been nominated by the
Wings of the Indianapolis District, their candidate for
Congress. Bill Brown . the loco candidate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

Delinquent Iar.-The las, Fort Wayne Times, con-
,ans the Nos of than 1000 lots that
advertised delinquent Compare this state of at
fairs with Richmond.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

We thankful friends of the Wing press for the
sa,serng manner in which they have noticed connection
with the Wing ticket of this county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
Yours, Respectfully,
LEE Roy WOODS.
john P. p.ucurr, Committee.
ELEAzER MALONE,
WelcoIne

THE DUry on SALT Mr.. Whitcomb by his
Tariff pamphlet has denounced the wings Of Con-
gross, for Ievying duty Of cents The bushel
Sc BIS lof imported salt. Ii considers the duty
without precedent and outrage upon the peo-
pie. We'll, how stands this matter? We copy
from our comparative statement the specific du
ties laid upon this article by the
Tariffs of 1924, 1898, 1882, 1912,
Salt, duty, 30 30 10 Scents.
!: So it appears tina, Martin Van Buren,, Richard
NJ. Johnson, Andrew Jackson, and Thomas II.
Benton, voted to lay duty on salt 0: 30 cents
bushel-whereas the whiR tariff lays duty of
only cents upon the bushel!-Indidna Journal.
o1-JoHs TYLER has gone home to Virginia TO
ruralize a month, having accomplished the diff
cult task of getting rid Of Mr. Webster. He has
paid off his debts and bought estate for $780,
900 with The savings from two years salary as
President. This is doing very WE'LL 10 June he
makes his grand elecioneerlng progress through
the Middle and Northern States TO Boston, and
attends The celebration of the completion Of Bun.
ker Hull Monument and hears Mr.. Webster's
ma a.t;Go-. Grafton mat is to be.-We wish John
more luck currying favor with his Loco Foco
brethren than We dare predict for him.-NI. Trib
/ Il is reported that james s. Green OF Prince
ton, N. J.. has been selected by John Tyler fol
Attorney General of the United States! Thi:
looks like carrying the joke out OF the window
Green is mIddllng country lawyer, hardly known
to hundred people out of New Jersey, and no
extensively within IL. James s. Green to fill tn
place of JoIS J. CRITTENDEN and HUGH s. LIE
CARR, DANIEL WEBSTER leaves the Cabinet an
james S. Green goes 10! Tyler stock must b
looking uP.-Ib
: Col. A G.. TARLEroN of ST. Adams, VI, ha
2 been re-apPo.nted Inspector of Customs b
Capt. Tyler The Office abolished need
i less by Gen. Harrison there being several oihe
Inspectors 10 that vicinity. Of course the rev
!, val of this Office by Tyler to support Loco Fc
i. from the public crib will be charged to the al
d count Of Wig exnavagance.-Ib.
- A country editor says II is very amusn
!. sight TO see printer sealed on the sunny side
the street. with elbows out. hat mashed IN. al
slip shod shoss. singing the following chorus:
Z Wen gaiIy chase dull care away,
"a Aud Danish every sorrow;
Subscribers, pay your debts to-day,
And we'll pay oars tomorrow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

During Mr. Van Buren's Locoioco Roast Beet
promising administration, Congress ordered sur
vey Of tho mouth of The Mississippi. A steam
boat, drudg eboat. aud onr Schooners were hi'ed
up for the purpnse--fnui boats all. Aud how do
the people think they were furnished?
Why Official documents prove that Tor one OF
them was purchased a mahogany site .board, two
splendid card tables; rnerIno curtains, fine cdne'
seated Settces eight patent ferer matches; and one
chronometer costing TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
DOLLARS!
An this was for mud boats, VIII not the Peo'
/ pie vote ngain for the Roast Beef Party! Now
beautifully did they redeem their pledges oi econ
only and rctrenctmcat.-- Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

EMGRArIoy To TExAs. Among the many pro-
iects for coiuntZ ,ton which have heea hro1eht
forward, 1t Is interesting 10 learn that2l Gertnan
princes s. aoblemen have subscribed several hue
dred thousand nttlns 10 a JInt stock Tho shares
al 900 H,rins, )ina have purchased u iarga tract
m Ia nd in m. ranuh,c Of Texas. Two of tho
shareholders have been sent TO Texas. who have
concluded tho purchase with the President OF the
republic, and now on their way home. Count
CT, in Nj ,yence, VIII, was 10 the Austrian ser
vice has tho whole direction OF tho aif.r Tho
humane ohec, nf this undertaking is TO enable
the shareholders 10 procure for their subjects "ho
emigraie n sure means Of subsistence 10 America.
Should The plnn succeed, il Is to he expected !,
i, will be enlarged by increase Of the funds
/ Magde6urg Journal, April ID.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

A WISDFALL iSDEEp.-A sronan restored from.
poverty TO tcedha-lf the following statement,
Inch we copy from the Phiia. Sentinel, DC true,
/, may truly be called windf.h-[B,,. Clipper.
"Some time ago~a man bv the name of Cannon
vas murdered at Cannons Ferry. in the State Of
Delaware, anna brother who resided bat a few
miles from this citv died of apoPlexly few days
ago These brothers had only sister. who
with three children kept small boarding house
some where in the city of Baltimore, but like
many others poor that she could not pay
the rent. and a relentless landlord had her goods
seized, and the widowed mother and her fathsr-
less children were turned Of tho house TO
seek shelter under the cover OF an unchartable
orli IN the month of February. We understand
that IN consequence OF marriage, she was DIS
graced by these brothers, ~ho were very rich but
who being cut off from this i,le sudden u
manner, their entire estate. which. valued a: four
hundred and fly thousand dollars. was not VIII
led IN any manner, and therei4re the only will IS
that made bv law. This sister being the only
suryiving rS,at,ve of the deceased, will como in
for fine share of this worlds goods.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

John Tyier's sick, very-h.'. got ee Boris.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27
dayton Journal.

CASE OF LrFExRE Tho Rev Amos L"fevro
was tried few days since Ia Bradford county,
charged " ith the seduction and rum Ut Mss Wood
burn This II will be remembered, ~ the paiuiui
case which the father died 81 a broken heart,
and the mother reported 10 have los, her rea-
son. The heatiless villain was duly convicted
Phila Inquirer
A Singular Increment They have queer
way of dong things out West, rs will be seen per
example from Clinton county, Indiana. The con-
stables Of Michigan township, IN that county,
were requisite by the citizens to resign and
public meeting was held, at which resolutions
were passed complaining Of the expenses TO which
meni &c, and inviting creditors 20 take the
appraisal of two dIsinerested indiy idnals. IL ap
requested. for n, the meeting resolutions thank
Jog ,hen for so doing were passed.
a Sea,cace--ht Wilmington, Del, We'd
nesdav last negro man was convicted Of ps
saultng Mr. Jacob Stannope, with intent to kill
The Delaware Republican gives the following as
his sentence:--l hour in the p,liory--l2O lasbes
on the bare back years and months impris
onmeni--37 years sold a servant, and S12 ,o0o
fine.
In London. duty is imposed on every adver
> ,isement published IN a newspaper.--The London
= Times pa id the Cove rnmen for advertising dutie.
g 10 the las, three months, ABOUT $50, 900.
o MARRIAGE-Tbe Pfesbvterv Of Brooklyn havs
Y decided IN favor of the la WITNESS Of marrying
}. decea sed wies sister; but against the 'awfulnes
s Of marrying broiher's widow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

AN OREGoS oUTFIr.-The company forming
Tor Oregon have published list Of the articles
which each person NUS. furnish. They amour,
IN the aggregate to $50. Among the articles
deemed Indispensable, IS BIBLE. Under such a
rule, there will be 10 barbarian degeueracy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

State Bank of Iadidna.-Seven hundred and
fiv two thousand dollars Of the worn and deiaced
paper Of this lustiin'ion was recently destroyed
at indianapolis Hereafter the paper issued OF
the denomination OF > and upwards VIII be IRON
new plate, sample OF which has already w1de
its Appearance amongst US This reform should
have been made long ago, for "A dirty aud
ragged OF bank notes We believe could not
be found any where in the country
/ Dayton Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

0t~CALEB CrsHISG has accepted the off, Of
Comm,s sionsr 10 CHINA, nd drawn from the Frce-
snry = Il ) 600 {out6s and one years salary to
begin with. Considering that he WAS recently
thrice rejected BY the Senate, when nominated
for less important station-that the act crea-
ting this post SAYS expressly that no Commission
er shall be seat out rithoa the assent Of the Sem
ate and that no law fixes the salary and ou,h,
a the highest rate paid TO Minister Plenipo'en-
,iary-we must cav that this thrus,ing both prms
into the rrea .ury on to the shoulder the first mo
ment after quasi appoin tment strikes US as
grossly indicate, 10 say the least
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

A country editor says i, is very amusn
sigh, TO printer sealed on the sunny side c
the street. with elbows out. hat mashed IN. an
slip shod shoss singing the following chorus:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
GDIED
Sunday, is, jan, JAMES VAN Cos-.

At Morr!sana, Sunday, lsi JAN, JANIS VAN CoRr.
IASDT NORRIS.
The relations and friends of the iuily respectfully
Invited to attend bis funeral from ihe resideoee OF bis broth
err wr Morris, tMorrisanjal Tuesday, tie Sd inst,
pas; l2 O'Clock
Oa Saturday, u and O'Clock. OF coasum pna
John Bennett sipca.Pente., in the AID year OF his age
Friends and relatives OF the family Invited To alters
his funeral ON Tuesday, Sd January, al O'clock r h.
from his Ia,e residence, 81 willrt-s;.
N B.-Tbe Washington Lodge 30. OF the Independent
Ordsr OF Good Fellows and tie Order IN geEeTa! also hf
ShpwrgEts and CaIkers Benevolent Society AID the cid
veteran Corps. are respectfully invited 10 attend
On Saturday evening, al the residence OF his Angina
Pscors GEoEeE WILSON, Esq Counsellor, n the siIuei
year OF his age.
HIS funeral will take place from the residence OF his
Peter Wilson, ESQ., No loo Sullvansreet, this afternoon
Jan 81 O'Clock. The members OF the bar. his f:enSs
and those OF his sons Peter Harris and William H. Wiser
Esq respectfully invited 10 attend Without further IN
vitaton
On Sunday morning Isl inst, james c., only child Of
William and Virginia Clark aged ear nsnisS, ana Is
days.
December so, of consumption Peeg Smith, in The s9,h
year oil his age
December 80 Phoebe Hn.hes aged IS years.
December 60 Isabella McPherSpn in tie sIih year OF her
ags.
December g. Cornelius Dean, Of r. Dean, aged 81
years. months ana % DAYS.
Al New Utrecht l.. December SO, Richard Fourke, II
the 30 year OF his age.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

D Thirteenth Ward.-Asa meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Wing Electors The Thirteenth Ward held the
corner Of Grand and Clinton streets on Friday evening,
December 80 the call of the meeting being read and a
proved, Mr.. JOHN COLBY WAS called TO the Chai. and
Messs DAVID TAPrAN and ISAAC o. HuST were appointed
Secretaries.
On notion Resolped That The meeting now 20 into
election for Ward Committee for The easung year-when
the following named gentlemen duly elected such
Commit
Firs. D;s,ret-Rodophus Dearborn, Berjamin Haskell
Samuel A,kinson, John Colby.
Second District-G. ". Petnger e. W. Wheeler, john
Nj. Grifllh, John Wright
Taid Diytric,-David Tappan, Francis seigfded, An
drew TAFT. George B. Spt ncer.
Fourth D,striet,Rsuben E. Moss Abram Colder, Phlo
Washbarn, Jacob L. Fem.
On notion Rs,aoca That proceed TO elect FIVE
Delegates the Senior General Commitee-wheH The fol-
lowing named gentlemen appointed
II. Il. CHAPMAN, JAMES MACKERELL,
RICHARD CORNELL THOMAS KENNEDY,
THOMAS VALENTINE.
Resoiv4, That the COMMITTEE Lave power to fill such
vacasc:eS may occur.
RsolSed That the proceedings of this meeting be in the
N. Y. Tribune
On mston, adjourned. JOHN COLBY, Chairman.
hasio i..se q. iiFpsT, HpST Secretaries 70