Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15
WING DOCTRINE.

| WING DOCTRINE.
! alone labor--work at home-buy at home
employ your own cOuntFyme0 IN preference
help Americans hrst-pretect American labor
assist American ndostry-lei the South feed the
North, and the North supply the South; VIVA, we
don't want we vii! ship away, and what we CAM
make produce will buy from foreigners
! 'Chis is the Wing sys,em-,hs is Harry Clay.
! policy. We love own dear county and OIL
own counirymen before any foreign nation, anc
mean first 10 take care OF American men and A
merican boys, American women and American
girls. We not idle people-ws mus, and
will live by our labor: il feeds US and it clothes
Us, and we mean 10 take care OF that labor des-
pi,e any vote any power, foreign domestic
Hence We want domestic and protective tariff
Shelby News.
School SrAr1srrcs-We learn from the ". Y
| True Sun, that The number Of school districts ia
| that the Is. July last, was lO,S93. From all
except 23S reports have been received by the gu.
perintendant. The total number Of children who
have received public instruction during the year
reported, is sos, TAG, Of whom 1858 are schol-
| ars belonging to this district. The whole num-
Der of school houses in the State is 6 535. The
| sum total of the Common School Fund of the
State on the 3Oth Sept, 1912, was S. ,96S ,296
The amount distributed to Tho several districts
from the revenue Of school fund during the year,
was S667, l47.
Anglo Sdron Liberty.-With respect to the
liberties Of our Saxon ancestors, of which we
hear much, il IS all deusion. The great J.
Jority Of them were IN the most ahjeci slavery.
bought and sold like cattle, and paid for when put
10 death, by compensation to their master. The
slave trade was carried on with a degree Of pro-
figacy that would not bear to be told, shock
ing is it to decency. The provisions in the Sax
on laws in favor Of Christian slaves, that the
purchaser of a christian should manumit him at
the end of years, that christians should not he
sold to Pagans beyond the seas, and others which
the spirit Of christianity had promoted, show
what their condition was; as do the provisions,
settling the duties or toll to be pa upon the sale
Of each in certain market towns. So little
did our Saxon ancestors know of the dignity of
human liberty, that their own children aud some
times their own persons were sold to slavery.
Salem Gazette.
ABOLITION LECTURER AT THE SoUTn-Lucre~
tia Mott, QIakeress atoltionist, is travelling in
The Southern States, holding public lectures and
private conversati ons wherever she goes, agains,
slavery. She is respectfully and kindly treated
every where. No one offers TO modest disturb
her, but all give her a ready hearing. Such an
aboli,ionist is true missionary Of good. This is
The right course to take; but few men would dare
to undertake it. Mrs. Mott is a woman Of rare
courage.-Gospel Banner.
H1eu AND DRy.-A loafer was found mapping
on the curb stone Of the side walk. Waterman
coming along said to him, '.You high you j.
CALI" "Yes.- hiccoughed the fellow, ~ am h,gh
and dry loo.''
No HUMBUc Il! has recently been decided by
ono Of the Courts in England that house is no,
tenantabIe that is infested with bed bugs aud tina
lease upon the premises can be broken in con
sequence.
ExTRAcr.-When tho po,atoe frs, known
and introduced into Scotland, about 1877, some
of tho good people were ararmed, and opposed to
having any thing to do with it, openly declaring
that the potatoe was not once mentioned in the
Bible
AT later period. Of the Priests in the
Ionian Islands manifested strong hostility to the
use of The potatoe, alleging that it was tho for
hidden fruit, the Of mans fall. and of course
The use Of it immoral and rreIigous.
GREAT FALL IN PRopERrY.-The property OIL
the Brunswick Manufacturing Company, includ-
ing the mills, water power, and dwelling houses
which originally 100000, was sold a, auc
ton yesterday, by Whitwell, Seaver, g. Co, fol
S33, 4OO-loss to some persons Slo6,6OO.
ABSENCE OF MrSp.-'rhe foreman of a grant
Jury in Missouri after administering oath to
| beautiful woman, instead of handing the Bible
presented his face and said-.Now kiss me, mad
amr-He didn't discover his mistake until thu
| whole jury burst into n roar OF laughter.
| Vermont Sugar.-The Montpelier Waterman
estimates tina, the maple sugar prodncted in 'ha
| State the present season, at the low price of !
cents per pound, will amount 10 81 1000
| This will make the quantity Of sugar about TWEEN
| ty thousand hogsheads. In lS4O the quantity was
| but $500 hogsheads.
The New Orleans Tropic expresses it's belle
! that the namo of Underworld, which has beer
/ adopted by Van Buren, for his grounds" at Kin
derhook, is the German for Cabbage garden!
| n.rThe Legislature Of Maine passed law a
| i,s recent session, to admit every person Of goo
moral character 10 the practice of law in tina
state. ltpassed the senate with only one opPos
| ing vote. Every honest man in the state is nov
a lawyer.
Thera Ia dehf uhich nennla