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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17
The Outbreak at ashington.

MORE NEWS The Globe comes full OF all sorts of
letters, cards and documents all Of sub
all of people; illustrating the general idea that the
''sword drawn and the scabbard thrown away General
con o there, with body
the Wings who calm, patriotic. look forward with hope
and rejoicing. We spretend keep up with all
these of letters and documents but Will give
readers the substance in a few words.
In the place appears from tho Globe that the
about R,ce>s detection The proceedings
a democratic meeting Shochoe, which have
gina, Richmond Junto have rche
Tho a Washington has been terribly the
nerves Of various parties
First of Mr. Dromgoole (Ropreenta tse
Of the Brunswick dstrict) aud is decidedly able
Mr. Dromgoole is surprised, aS,onished and mortified
the of Mr. Ritche. Tie is for Texas but not in
a way hishonorabe to the country. lie thinks Mr. Van
Buren, right-Then he touches the grani card'' If
any IN is for "Souihern Confederacy'' he is not
Tn II a letter from Mr. John B Weller lie
understands somebody is offended with the Ohio Dele
cations letter. lie cannot; help it. lie and his District
for Van Buren, if they cannot him they for
body.
Then comes a latter from Mr. Andrew Kennedy Of Tn .
diana lie those who have ''drawn the sword,
don't knows it, 1t is ''recent'' thing
For months he has been trying defeat Van Buren,
Van Buren, the ''propet If tho Globe IS
pleased, he defies its ",lrunders"
Then Globe itself, and its voice portends the
Ii tells Mr.. Richie that they will
have game of Judge White, John Bell & Co. played
democrau party of Virginia disbanded! So says the
Globe.
TIE grent document is from Com. Chas Stewart.
He is questioned candidate for the Presidency lie
with General Jackson for Texas all hazards. If
Mexico has anything say, he apology made
he. But Texas must bave--This is faithful
of these documents. which occupy altogether
bout FIVE columns. This is curious but
Il, the meantime; the Wing sky cloudless, the Wing
hopes high and the Wing people conentedCn Chronicle
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17
PRINCIPLES OF THE WING PARTY.

THE principles Of the Wing party positive and PLAIN
They briefly and clearly stated III the following letter
of the Wing candidate the Presidency Henry CLAY
The letter was addressed Mr. Jacob Stratnn of Phia
delphia: ,o.,
ASHLAND, 9Th Sept, 1872
Dear Sir-I received your favor communicating the pa
,o.ic purposes aud views Of the Young Men of Phado
pha and take pleasure in compliance with request
in stating of the principal objects which engage the
common 5esro of the Wing party to
bring in tho Government of the United States
These
SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY. regulated by
the Will and Authority of the Nation:
An adequate Revenue, with FAIR PROTECTION
TO American Industry:
Jus, restraints tho Executive power, embracing Jr-
Tier Restriction the exercise of the Veto.
A faithful ton Of tho Public Domain, with
nh Euiiable Drrbutio the Proceeds Of the Sales of
i. among all tho States:
An Honest Economical Of the Gcno
RAJ enncn leaving Public Officers perfect Freedom Of
Thought. and Of the Right Of Suffrage, but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference III Elections
An Amendment OF the Constution limiting the ncum
bent Of the Presidential Office to SINGLE TERM.
These objects attained, think that would be
afflicted it'll bad adm instra tons of the Government.
am Respectfully, Your Friend.
HENRY CLAY.
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Centreville Clay Club.

Pursuant adjournment the Centreville Clay Club
Court House Saturday, llth instant. The
meeting beng called order by the President, motion
of J. b Julian. the following resolutions adopted
Resolred, That committee of three be appointed by
the whose duty SHALL be and
of geeas political The subject of
the currency.
Whereupoa, the chair appointed J. B. Julian, Q. T.
Jones, and Daniel Strattap, said committee.
Re'olred. Tha, a committee OF three be appointed by
the chair. whose duty shall be enquire into and
the raety of principles by locofoco
leaders Ia the rarious parts of the Union
Messrs John Finley, J. b. Stit,, VIM. Evans,
appointed said committee.
The committee appointed at the las meeting of the Club
inquire into and report the of pot-
cal of the the Tariff question, sub
mitted their report the when motion of
Daniel Stfattan, il
Reoed, That said be printed in the wing
the county.
Samuel c. Meredith. being called on, read from the
great Giobe the opinions the locooco delegation in
Congress from Ohio Indiana, North Carolina &C. in
Iaton situation of the ''unterhed" and progres
democracy, of Union with Martin Van Buren,
their head: when, motion OF Daniel Srattan, il
Resolred, That this Club cordially in the
opinion expressed by said delegates, especially those
State. R. NJ Saunders of North Carolina, which
read follows:
"W asniugton. May 4, le44.
'Gentemen: by publication liz your paper of last
evening. accompanied with editorial remarks headed
Doings Capitol; feared by mehets
by democratic members of Congress the nominal
on the Baltimore Convention the 9th inst
of some other person than Mr.. Van Buren,.
sln EDITORIAL charge that the fer
red 10 is ecent one, and It's ohect TO destroy The demo
cratic party.
Now sir do hesitate that, for the las
months, the persons interested prope'
nomination, have used all proper openly, no.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17

0A-The news of the nominations made q: the
late Convention was transmitted twenty two miles
of the distance between Baltimore and Washing
ton CITY in the fourth Of a second OF time by the
magnetic telegraph in the course Of erection
bv the general government between those cities.
Is not space and distance almost annihilated!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17

TIE Locos TAR,rr.-The Hartford Conn
ecticuD Journal thus comments upon the sfed tariff
principles OF Locofocos Verify, they harmoni-
party!
.How WILL you HAVE T?-Tne Locos in this State
crying change in the Tariff; i'll Alabama. for
repca Tariff; louisiana, for Tariff that will
protect in Nemont for Tariff that will protect
wool Michigan for Tariff; in New York, for 5,-
diclos Tariff South Carolina. for horIsonfal Tariff
and Tariff; in Indiana. for less Tariff; in New
lamp hire for least Tariff, &c, HORIZONTAL Judcious,
incidental, equal more. less least-no Tariff! But the
opinion of the Locooc embodied in
luton of the Locofocos of Harrisburg held the l7th
ultino:
sResolred the of this meeting, That the existing
Tariff nothing less than sufficiently the
turing, mining, agricultural and labong interests
Of Pennsy vania.'
$50 no. Is there you are? The erist.ng Tariff ia
thing after all. Very we'll. But il IS marvel
should be such diversity Of opinions this
among the harmonious Locoioco' party 1t is out
in the Wing, without doubt, thus expose their
inconsistency, their own language. to 'agate
Tar The Wing should allow them to preach one
doctrine place. another in nnother aud huoug
the people in quiet; but they won'to'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17

Messfs. Irwin REED & Brother, do not, has been
supposed by some, intend leaving city
but they have established branch in Cincinnati, which
of the firm will attend and suppose it will ena-
Bile supply friends and the public in this region
with fresh Drugs and uedeines,-a matter quite mpor-
tant those who need them.
From their long establishment and general reputation Al
Apothecar say be the interest OF the
continue their patronage all interested
in supporting far practicable. such ishmens
theirs; for cannot all times send to Cincinnati OF
elsewhere for small of Drugs and Medicines and
if did, could expect promote in,e-
rests much. We for supporting and neigh
borhood and think it the best pocy,especally when
contribute to ourselves,-and no mistake.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17
CORRECTION.

In publishing the proceedings of the Wing Meeting held
in school district No T. township H. in last weeks
paper mistake occurred the time ofagain assembling
these says 'Saturday tho 18Th >, it
should be WEDNESDAY. the Dad inst.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

= There will be held Boston Saturday, the is of
June, 10 O'clock p NJ adjourned meeting Of ct-
interested in the construction of Turnpike Road
from Richmond Boston, TO intersect the FairhaVeh
Turnpike Ohio State line. Ii for
interested, TO attend there Will be business OF I'M
transact.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17
ASHLAND CLAY CLUB.

There will he a meeting of the Ashland Clay Club. at
tho School House Cornelius Ratf 3, Saturday,
tho 18th inst at ; O'Clock, z. NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17
April 18th, 1874

DEVISED STATUTES.--A few copies of the Revi-
4 sed Stat Of this State done single and ."
Volumes offered for sale ut the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, March 22d, l643. 13:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17

cILK WORM EGGS FOR SALE.-Thc undersigned
- offers for sale large quantity OF superior MINI
MOTH SULPHER Silk Horn Eggs This species was
by late Va iional Silk Convention, be far
any use, and it is known by those
used last year that they peculiarly adapted TO
climate. They have been preserved with caro- and
be perfectly sound and healthy. They will
be sold n reasonable terms. JOB BONTON.
Richmond, March 22d, 1874. l3u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17
AUGUST gIIGIIGla

w AYNE CO. WIFI TIC X L L
Senators.
ABNER NJ. BRADBURY.
DAVID p. HOLLOWAY,
Representatives.
JOSEPH LEWIS,
WALTER LEGO,
ELI WRIGIIT.
Clerk.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE.
sheriff.
DAVID GENTRY.
Treasurer.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Associate Judges.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
JOHN BEARD.
Recorder.
JAMES WOODS.
County Commissioner.
LARkIN THORNBU RICH.
school Comm issioner.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Coroner.
SAMUEL G.. MEREDITH.
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ELkHORN FACTORY.

undersigned, having purchased the above Factory
formerly owned by Daniel CLARK, and having put II
ia complete repair, re ready CARD WOOL
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the best manner and
upon short notice They will also, in short time, be
all kinds of goods to order They
will purchase quantity of WOOL at the highest mar
price, payable Goods the Factory, for Dry
Goods and Groceries, &c. They would prefer Wool thai
has been washed.
Their prices low. and they hope, from their long
and their business merit and
ceve a share of patronage.
NIXON g. WILCOX.
April 18th. 1874. left
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arr cousTRY-PRoTECTIoN TO ITS INDUSTRY
State Electors. JOS, G. M Il Esi
District Electors.
OF KE n 7 U c h \ .

District Electors.
1st District. A. BRAcKENRIDGE, OF Narrlck.
d JAMES COLLINS, of Floyd.
al JOHN A. MATsoN, of Franklin.
Ab SAMUEL w. PARKER, of Fayettc.
5.b UUGH O'NEAL, of Marion.
eth Gro G.. Dunn, Of Lawrence
7,b RICHARD w. THOMPSON, OF NISo.
stb ALBERT l.. HOLMES, of Carroll.
9th HORACE =. BIDDLE, of Cass.
10th LEWIS u. THOMSON Oh Aioii'
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(E-Wo are requested announce WILLIAM
w. LlNDE as a candidate for Clerk of the
Wayne Circuit Court.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17
state Of Indiana. Union County. ss.
In Tie Union Csre,stt Court, Spring Term. leii-
Alexander Nchillip.l
Elizabeth Mcki.iip,

Elizabeth Mcki.iip, \
Be il remembered that the first day Of the term a0Ie-
said OF sad Court the com inant. BY laryan, ms
SOLICITOR COMES and the sheriff having returned the pro-
in this ":he dele ndaat found III my oa-
wick Ga ordered, tina, publiea, of The
pendeucy said bill DO made "Riehmond Paliad
ium,'' a weey newspaper. published in Richmond
Wayne county Indiana, three weeks in suceesson sixty
days before the first day of the OF this Court
said defendant unless she be appear
before Judges of said Court the first day of the next
thereof be holden the Cour, in said
ty the third Monday September next, ami plead
demur said BILL and things therein
taken confessed, and heard and determined in
heI absence
EDGHILL BURNSIDE. c U. c.
Liberty, April 80, lo4i. 2O-3t-p S!,a5
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VIEW of the American Slavery Question, by e. p
pastor OF the r sst Fsee Presbyterian
Church New, York, for sale ., the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17

OTHENRY X. BRINkERIIOFF,a member
of Congress from Ohio died at his residence on
the Both ultirno.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17

A considerable portion OF to-day's paper is oc-
cup'ed by the details of the riot in Philadelphia.
which curtails our space for editorial. The &C
count OF those proceedings will. however be read
with fearful interest. as thew will excite anxious
forbodings for The future
NIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs.-The Richmond Enqui-
ror. the most rabid of all loco sheets, admits that
tho Wings have majority OF two on Joint ballot
IN the legislature of Virginia. This will secure
the election of Wing L. States Senator.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17

Siek-en-ing Cat te.We stop she press TO an.
nounce that Immediately after The reception OF the Iaet
Palladium by lacquaited friend, George, OF the Jet
rforg an, carefully perusng the 'Uutsar Ian
glage used by he loeu" feaens hrs eye was fS'..
ed on the "a bomnabe, words se.' saisehood" SEC
when, relate, he Immediately Janed ana e!
We gra.ed however, ta, he was soon esto-
red to his application OF burnt hen
theirs after having been copious'y fed on cat
nip oy Friday he pronounced by him to
be out of danger, and, according sIate ne
able dream poetry quote tain, and open the MALL His
.nan Friday,'' also learn has advised George
Palladium again. and he has sagey concluded
farther, gives him ''such exquisite
to'tu',n he is compelled take---catnip tea!
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WOOL! WOOL.

1TlrIE Subscribers prepared pay. and shall
4 continue 70 paw season, the highest
make, price for description OF WOOL, de-
l.sred a, their store, No 53. Main st Cine nna,i
MILLER & MCCULLOUGH.
Wholesale Grocsrs and Commission Merchants.
May l0tn, l5ii. ($3Gaz) ~ :om
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secre,ly-,n procure the nomna,ion that convention
person than Martin Y an Buren, any
of confluence il his worth integrity. bu, under
Of mind that he the proper for
party rally around in the coming struggle
s'This conviction has been forced my mind by the
indubitaoe evidences from friends in the country. ami
TRUTH believe. is felt and acknowledged by nine of
friends: and checked only by few ndivIGu
ais ranks, who fear from their would rather
party defeated than successful under the lead OF
other than Mr. Van Buren,
snow conclusion If feel disposed 10 denounce
all who engaged in this you are welcome to
you, .hundess at my head as soon a; you
"Messrs Blair & Rves."
GAS a, presen, stand. tina, in the tweny-one
States in which the democratic party claim as having
,c delegations representing those States wal, say that tn
Mr. Van Buren, the Presidential condidate HE cannot
carry more than SEVEN; that with fresh candidate of
sound democratic principle should have an equal and
better chance than opponents III carrying the other
FOURTEEN States. X. NJ. SAUNDERS"
Re,olred. That this Club attend the MASS NEE TING
o be held a LIBERTY. UNION COUNTY. IND. on
the 18th inst. and that the different Clay Clubs OF Wayne
County be requested the White Scheo House,
a; O'Clock A that the may go to the meeting IN
company.
On Of Geo w. Julian, tho following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resoired, Tba, we agree with James Madison in the
opinion that Bank Of the United States is both consttu
tonal and expedient measure Of policy.
Resokred That the of the "democratic COM
Richmond in their the Tariff question:
fought rid The people OF
country barthens of protective tariff, proves
concusvey said committee grossly gnoant of the
history country, they have knowingly and
deliberately asserted that which is clearly ana manIfesy
at variance with truth, the purpose Of misleading
the judgment Of the people
Resored That the said committee in the same report
in asserting that this government never had protective ia
riff from origin up the 1920. have assumed as
position which the of country during
period deliberately contradcts. and which the SAID
committee kreao ought to hare knorn, TO be false
On motion the following resolution was adopted by acca-
ma ton
Re,ored That the Lick Greek STILL House, is the great
neucls. iocofocoisn that quarter and the main pillar
upporl the sinking of locoocacy within the
said hills, without which would dwIndie ana
die for want of spiritual support.
On motion,
Resoised. That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
shed in the Wing papers of the county.
Ga the meeting then adjourned. to meet ON Sat
uiay evening two weeks hence
ALEX. DlLL, Sec'y. JOHN PRITCHET, Prest.
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ssLe,,-. Fasehood ''-Thesr " aboninable' and "vu-
gar used in the rfor an-oh no
But just look here
'James Eder (the editor of the JeferfogI an,)
ssofeed the following resolution which was adopted:
s'ResotUed, Tint the wings when they charge the demo-
with being having been in favor 1f absolute
trade either do from ignorance, they wIu!ly
LIE See the 4th page of the last Jeferforgan.
Mr. Pa,tison, the other editor does suffer himself to
Ike of slch ''vugar Words lie merely tells the
Palladium makes San untrue staemen'-'no so,
give details of fight IN Congress, edtfo-
ray the proane GA this recorded, with
on, blshng; yet pousty talk about the per-
icou inf FENCES OF sssuch lac expessions 'lie. and
.'fasehood" minds Of "yoush Does your NANNY
know you're out, George.
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National Convention.

The reader is already appised OF the result Of the late
glorious Wing National Convention. The nominations
there made, by unpIccedenied have already
with hearty response in portion of this wide
extended Union. The names of HENRY CLAY and
THEODORE FREi.INGtIUYS SEN placed up
every WING banner, and the fr'ends of Wing prnci
pies really the political contest Their
candidates for Electors have entered the field and cha
longing their opponents 20 discussion OF the pfhcples oil
the respective parties
As TO prospect of success, bright and cheering
There for dependency Our opponents for the
first time the of their party, dis
uac,ed. We defeated them when they were united-we
surely do the same thing WHOM they divided
They cauuot mutiny has arisen among the
leaders md the rank and hlehe honest portion of the
party The of tho Hermitage mas Withdrawn his
mamie from Van Bureu. Gr. Calhoun has retired and
Withdrawn his forces disgust; and the OF de-
staring them the face, renders them spiritles and
active.
On hand,wc have but single cader,upon whom
Wing and for those strong
Wing arm is dedicated lie stands preemnent among
the ma land The public history of
for the las, year. lis history; and almos, every great
and which has characterized the pros
pev dnring that time bears the impress
his intellect. His whole life has
devotion the interests of his country Caamties it is
true befalen despite of his exer,ons, only
when his and suggestions have been dsregarded-
politician aud private citizen he has been Will
unprncple of his political opponents: but
efforts have fallen his feet,
proudly before the American people,
unsc athable. The nomination of THEODORE FRELING-
HuysEN, hailed with universal appreciation by
His character for political integrity and moral
is proudly pre- eminent. He Wing and been
a Whig-a Wing first, last, aud all the time Wing
His past services-hs whole life, is
worthy the confidence and support of ,he party
Then the work! Let every man be found his pos,
aud let The issue with the good genius of
country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-17

CONGRESS.-We indebted to Hon. A. s. WHITE.
for early intelligence Of the passage by the Senate the
7t of the Cumberland Road bill, appropriatng $500 900
for the States of Ohio, Indiana and lnos-S COO for
Ohio l5O, 900, each, Indiana and Illinois. $780,,
900 of land also granted Senate for the
of the Wabash and Erie Canal from Terreau,e
to Evansville. In the House, Mkays British tariff bl''
laid the table it takes two-hirds' again
take it up,it is therefore, only dead bot bue and
good Wing tariff of 40 s still the law of the land
The House has on the Cumberland Road bill
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nN have been absent Tor weeks, in attendance
the National Convention. Having there Wing
friends from portion of vas, couatry. and leara
ed them the spirit that pervading the people,
ehcered the good work which engaged.
We have slightest shadow of a doubt Mr.. Gays
election by triumphant majority All tina, is
quued IS activity the friend. of Wing PRINCIPLES,
this Contest we expect do duty. We hope give
our undivided attention u our paper, and hope
Wings W i'll aid in giving wider to our hum
BILE sheet We have obtained large number Congress
sional aud Other authentic documents and invite CON-
upon all the leading principle of the parties
We ready for the fight, let i, whence il