Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15
For,he Richmond Palladium


understood generally to be in grea, mea-
sure for your own benefit and as IT was one OF
those mighty effort. of nature. it should no, be
permitted to rest with The little handful tina, were
clustered around to hear him. 1t wa. tremeu>
dous speech of 3 hours IN length, TOO ponderous
to DO welded by the chosen few Of Ibis country
TO any practical advantage; but as you seemed to
shake The shucks Of II right fast, your reply
to that part Of II which intended for your
use, | shall not take tho trouble TO follow the
Cor. in detail Not having thought more Oh the
subject than every man IN town has on all other
subjects put together. l will therefore, from ne
cess,y, adopt the Doctors own plan, which
from his practice he seems TO think is sufficient
for the people, and give the "crude outlines as
he doe. of his Banking scheme. l was sorry,
however, in tho frs, place that ihs Gov. should
select the Attn day OF July to mako a political
speech for his own particular use, and TO let OF
his collected wrath against political opponent.
The day is should regard as VIC do our
| Liberty and Northumberland and however
we may differ 10 sentiment either religion or
politics, We should unite in feeling; and. like a
ba I'D Of brothers, recoiIec, and rejoice ha, the
cause which fret gave birth to our free and hnP>
py country was common eauso-cne that called
for the aid and periIled the life and property Of
every American. But consecrated as it Is by the
life blood Of our bravesi heroes, wo can still find
those who willing to efface the memory Of our
| sacred achevmen,, and build on its ruin 'aber-
naos to their own vain and empty glory.
| The Gov based his claims for a sea, in Con
gress on his adherence democratic principles,
| which, whom carried out, were, 10 detail, Locofo
| cosm with Abolition tied on with a airing. He
took up tho subjects OF Bank, Tariff. and
| The Distribution. lie said a, the top Of his voice
that he was in favor Of Bank, and then, dema'
gogus-llke, went quietly at work and reasoned II
on, Of existence, as bringing about and fostering
an nristocricy in lrious TO the great mass Of the
! people, and calculated to make labor degrading
at this expression in favor Of Bank, | was
disposed to think that soma wng had walked up
the wrong orator, or that there lie out, for
| heard Gov. Bennett say, few weeks before,
tina, he was opposed 10 all Banks. and used the
same arguments then 10 subs antiate his position
tina, was used on this occasion. Blu, he says now
that he is in favor Of Bank with ''crude out
lines" or, rather mistake the "crude outIines''
of which he would alone give. and they were
crude much tina, he, (Bennett,) although he
said he had given them moro thought alone than
= certain Wing Editor had given TO all other sub
jects put tog ether in his whole life. yet with hi,
squafor,is digestion, (when requested to detail,
ware found to be still in crude state. Now IS
this not Bank with crude outlines! Ii man
| could only ge, money into such Bank it would
be safe slippery elm bark aud poke root bousss
would not work /, on. Of it. He sweetened ell
this stuff with the name Of Republican Bank!
The Doctor knows how to fix up dose TO &c. ii
"a lint Snrd foF II
fellow should swallow such thing, Congress
can't him.
The Tariff subiec, was next discussed =
He id he in favor Of a Tariff, but like the
Bank went right TO work on it-6rst applying the
locofoco s,ereotyped objection to it, then iashed
ii round The land with a whip of scorpions, and
then quit by saying no was in favor of IT; but II
the Doctor will give a stronger argumen, agains'
it than he did in favor Of it, will give n niger
sn old coat. On this subject. too. the Doctor
looked like = stranger to me, Il had no speck:
on,l for knew short time before | had heard
him gruntino on the other side Of the creek; and
| turning TO a friend to inquire if right, he
said was, but tina, the Doctor had j1st beso
patched out into political life and that he was
moultiug, that is, going into state OF torpid'ty
| and craving eff from his old skin-ihat he had
done so with regard TO a Bank and Tariff, and he
expected, silk worm-lks, be would mouit the
third time, which must be on Abolition; eEteI
which no will spin the locofoco doctrine pure
WRAP himsalf m IN It's folds md come out butter
fy. As remark above, he said he was IN favor
of Tariff and the reasons tina! be gave 10 it:
favor tina, the country would be better
withou, it-that i, did not protect the real labor
Of the country but fossered monoPolies. and tbat
he was opposed TO any regulation by The govern
men, by which the poor Iaborer of the country
was not the frs, object; and then. again, Eng
land might get TO raislng cotton and the north
might ge, to manufacturing ex,ensreiy-and tina
England mil ht want to sell some OF her cotton
and than the south might want protection, and
then they nigh, get better price for her cotton