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DIR? sWA YNE, DEAR MR." yeh OF a
PlrfI"I TcStTHaiM 5ur InE .tno stW > Htau I
- aHE ~ self daly bound a%laAAfh" a
to give rertllicate ekH t4r&Y1 .
40, ,,,,o,, a. nfl he cure of ono OF the sfy
4" ~ '"l most nggrhSuied cases ofdisI ''f i
dlra Tab eassd Iamgs, viii h has ever been .sW
eSss sRs Ess9ts ho wa Mp se IT,, & hi.
W Institution under the care Of a very rss2eftable
Physfia who after long and faithful aitendance'
,4fd yanIt Having heard Of theIastmshng effects y
"o@ sYf II S cSrng Aoughs c4lds 1loase IL,
i gnu1I odsumpton, Difficulty of Breath iurna
~ Shih's'h"hi the Breast, Asthma, ~ s7@aT
Whonping cough, a"Aeds r
sion y-ifd odt h4saBrepehtsa 7daou roH
ao.'t 50 ane2 sea a9 a.! ild't .a'hla447q u
ease, Of she Breast and lungs, concluded toreta bot
lie III my own expen,e which gavo somo relief! he1ng
encouraged from TINT circumstances followed M nnh
&. sa1 ss was Oh Rs M
Steward Of Tie Aims Hoiise, near Frahkford 4
t1tP IS fhe Steward Of the above Institution is man Of
tihdbrbted integrity we'll known lin lhe neghborhopd OF
iPhihdepha, adwoud be- pleased 70 give any informal
lion ss"r to 81 b. ssSS sSN once
of 8ih and Rice street. Philadelphia af1H nh #,
BE CXUTiops to- ash ti,r the drgnat Dr. SuHynes Com
pound Syrup Of Mid Cherry, as all other preparations
cured only by DE- Sway,e, whose Office hds' been re
moved q III. " Corner Of si and Race streets, Phil
adelpha. r." 2 2a y 'a. ~, 11o9n H"7tyiio oHi
BG:heWs9%s f& G A aoo
b ;Toy \ yy.odffnick. N6tfok, WI, LW.'& r W:
Tatis Ms 1854 Batinore' Rev Isaac r. Cock No 50
Baltimore st. and S,abler 81 CANDY, Pratt ST.. Wharf,
BaIrs I'll M: Cohen & A.oi Charleston. s, Gi Peymn
Jphp on, Rchmond, Va; Luther G, White, Calais, Mei
e noPPs eaasve, N sslh VI Roberts, water il, Mhbe
Alabatiia.l 1hi7ii7-iHas adj I'd bdA&a sep6r3m n
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d --. 7P0W7IdT.4.W HOUSE, 'H11 ',rr,
hICTMOND. VIRGINIA.. 1-t)n' itKe Nt Of April


last this fashionable and popular Hotel passed into
the hands Of the subscriber, whose whole tmead at
tention are directed to tho comfort snd Qualification
Of his guests. It has just been repaired, qnduspow
in good order for the reception ofconpany. rgha
commodations superior, and 3sufiicle for l0
persons Many Of the rooms arc large. and fitted up
especially for the use Of travelling families and ALL
are furnished with excellent beds ana hair mattresses.
His table deserved with every WAND Of tho seas0npre
pared in good old Rirginia style, llaI d ..n,;,a
To the old patrons Of the house he would say that
he has made many alterations and additiohsfS the
better and he assures his friends, who have been in
the habit Of calling on hm for the last ten years at
Dibrell's Springs and the Warm Springs that 1t the
Powhatan House theyw will end him 40 issidiseeving
their encouragement. Is ar ar4GIigb is .1soY
The position Of tho Powhatan House is decidedly
the best ID the city 1t Is elevated dry, airy unn-
numbered by other houses and vefy the BUSINESS
streets, railroad depots, steamboat and pfcketboat
landings. CHS. y. DlBRELL
IF Good hacks and porters always ready TO con-
vey passengers and their baggage III and from tho
House. IL, Es.t5Atlt ,,r,u..s hne JcX9-3m
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il GEN1IEJaE.AcS, tFLR.NISIILN;G, .aR7YCLES...
wv EIlave received from PHILADELPHIA an extern
wv teDslye invoice of Wearing Apparel, TO DC sold
cheaper than ever for INSTANCE; Shirts with linen
blossoms and wrist apds, for 81 cents, wortl VI y
Do. super with long bosoms and Byron collars SUIT
able Cor SUMMER wear for $ 25-ist the same arti7
Gle tley ask vol 81 SD for III other diggin Do SUI
Her d. all linen for S3l What! all linen for ~?
WHY, they charge rs 'elsewhero-they must beicom.
mon and coarse. No, they amt; leltherr--call and
seeAthey speak for themselves. Blossoms, 1or ~.
1874 25, 81 J. and, so eents Collars at l2s la, and
rs cens,l worth so cents; Do super Do French, at
81 s. and 50 cents. Sumner Stocks, 81 cents.
worth Is cents Black Italian Silk Cravatss Scars,
Gloves, and Hosiery with alafgc assortnento OF Sum
'mrer Clothing at Northern prices. l'h' .."--1.u
9'asf 'S1A79's 81 iHla1 LEWIS &'fIUNT,
u 1nay9 ga lat9ii 2If'Penn avenue, near ithst
11HE JUNTUS TRACFTrs.!-No, 6, Democracy,
lust received Also On hand Z 10. u. The Test,
Of parties tried bytheir acts; No. The Currency;
'Nof3 TIE Tariff; NeH4. Life Of Henry Clay; No.
y MOTE Committees, clubs, and all persons de
sirous ofobtainng these are requested to sea
their orders with remittance TOR, EARN IAN, cor j
aer of 18th street aud Pennsylvania avenue Wash
ington, or TO sGREELY g. ,AIcELRA,TH, l.rlbune.
Office New York, who will promptly forward them
to any part OF the Union, as may be directed Re-
mttances BY NAIL post paid or free, at tie risk Of
the proprietor Price for any of the series ~ 50
Der 100 copies, or $40 per thousand fostnasters
are authorized by law omake remttances under
their frank T,l & 't1i EaH n. FARNHAM,
Jan 80 r Bookseller, eor,lllth at and Penn. Av
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HENRY CLAY .KsxIYES, j, 7,ptt,,

+ l"di oi HENRY CLAY K2eIKES-a1nnn
d UST received, a very superior lot Of Pearl and
Buck Penknives, Of the Henry Clay pattern.
Also, general assortment of hno CUTLERY ,isu0h
Razors Penknyes, Scissors, .Erasers, Sc., tegpther
with fancy and staple Stationery in the greatest
riety, and at the lowest prices. For sale ny -
VIM. F. BAYLY, Stationsr,
mayl- Penn. av., btw. llth & 18th streets.
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THOyMaSS SUPERIOR, GHEHliJRG aE0RACCO
AZ BOXES Thomas's superior Chewing sHpbacco,
4U just received and low for cash at the Cigar
Divan," Penn ay between Al and 9Th streets.
aup 10 r'@'H'"'n '"n"' t'i SHAhhuik3 ID
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~ d u..ra al, IT .aG.fI.y.i ~, ~

IN .,lt u-.I#a al, 1T .9G.fl.N -, jre -,
j HE UNDERSiGNE ED respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has rebpened 1t the
old stand, and has Just received large assortment Of
prime Havana and Principe Scgars, best Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco; Shutfs; &C. ali OF which were
selected in New York with great oars and arc con-
fdently recommended as being eqdaf'to any nov 10
the country. Gentlemen IN want OF yood taGAss can
RELY on eettng the genuine article BY Calling a tho
"CiGAR OMAN" Penpyivania ayerSs, between
4, and 9th streets. y, "a Ed y. vs. D"vy!noEti.
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rs-FI lTAtET-.TT 1T tEVT
COAL! COAL C0AL Z!

l Y {. L. ~
| X have cow 81 had, ~ vii
con,nns 70 receive, superior srtcie OF ~ 80
~ z COAL tf04 sphn IL. Fbptl?r H(t4 m ~:
mined near Wiikes0arre, rcnnsyivan1a, ana 4
known in this CITY las Che cele1TfG Rttff(SDa PAL
which has been highly recommehdedb By an VINO hsve
used IT, as will bo seen bv-tke hia,,j
| tificates annexed.
used coal Ian winter Shdh kputchtjed Of Msssrs
John Psttbone a Co and Il gave rnt,e sst,s6action
- 90. " " SEATON.
,HSi i Nt]O ~ lZIVI 'TNsfHOE
p.rrnr Crr,cr NAV Al 1eA4
Gentl,ncu that vo,, sarsiahed Enthe Patent
Office during hi; Last snrnc nrnvsd vc,v ercailcnt: and
med tha sa a." Iva thck "a ss,;s.ysa = ,ss housc.
! S"-s' 'To''' III y. Fiji SNOKTH
SIessrs j. :prrrYrost ID Ca lMaxk{Hnknni .istnin1
f7.l - M. .t.,.
OrrIcE SECRETARY SENXTH, Jnk6 I, 1872.
Messrs Pettibone Co. furnshsd sqnalt qnanfkf ..
Coal for the furnaces Of the north portion Of & Cap!tof.
and was reported to pc Of good quahty They aso
furnished az ro isona0io pnco Ton myawn Tatv.sN
Surne me lass wln!er ona q se aH T 3
dns. from, - .H h I;..I a.s
there bo;ng scarcsv anv clinker ieffS " HTKEY.
1N51sta '1Fl 4 = WSsNLl-eitlid dsE knn .Irnt
,i.s ,fsA f,..G WASHING roN Jupe 25th lA4&
Gentlemen Having used your ,Coal, can cheerfdlly
recommend it as being Of superior qua SGy nison
and culinary pnrposes.H III ID kespfctfdYI ii
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h C.8BLNET MIXER AND U.NDEK44,A4lAkR.
HAVING removed to the house lately occ'lpied by
IL Ambrose Lynch, E d the subscriber is prepared
10 execute all work ia the Cabinetlino iSe hppre-
pared in every way for Undertaking, having Cooling
boards and Ice Coolers, which are necessary Il this
season Of the year TO prevent unpleasant sAelkd He
has Biers and Pals for carrying sarses and Carri-
ages furnished at short netice. Il is his intention
10 keep on hand number Of rcady-rhade Cofans Of
all sizes and qualities for those who may require inn
mediate interment His establishment can easily DO
found by inquirng for the sign Of the FIRST and
Last" It'll street, between q and Streets nssr the
Patent Office III ao. ID ia tnr.alq- aa,
jy . ,s,a s,ajlpu iylDoq fErEsR V .'sststtAAs
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-. NEW .BOOKBLyNDERY,

Ii. A "a. .PHH.aDELPJILa ,BIRp CAGES, 81
v" N extensive assortment VI Mpcking AID Canary
Birds Cages just received, aud for SAFE at nianuac
y furers pffiices hhp JAMES M DUtSETT, III,
Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store, :.
n MeMar % oPay Avg o. II, east OF Gadsbys Hotel
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WHITE LE.qD,, LLNSEE1D OIL, rPIITY, BE
~. IN KEGS White lead, sq Gallons, Lpseed Oil,
onOU 900 POUNDS Putty pa, qp il bladdsyS 5o Boxes
Just received and for sale low for cash otto pune,
oiod9t ,,,o c,u,sfomets by ~ 1nljMC.!l H. JAMES,
"a Up I'll .i1u' corner i4th and Z steets II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
WING MEETIN GS.

Tho wings Of Franklin township
will hold meeting in IIiIlsborouoh
on Saturday, the l9h inst J.uts
PE"ny Esq and WV. a. BlcKLE Esq.
will address tho meeting
On Wednesday, the 23rd inst. S.
w. PARKER Esq. will address tho pco-
pic at Ellis store, near Abingdon.
On Thursday, the eth, 5. w. PAN
KEw Esq. will address the people at
Jacksonsburgh, in Harrison township.
On Friday, the 25th inst. WV. A.
L,cKLE Esq. will address a meeting
to be held at IIagcrstown.
On Saturday, tho Goth Mr. B,cKLE
will address the citzcns Cf Dudley
township Henry count, at tho resi-
dcnco of Mr.. Hardin.
On Monday. the 2Si:. JAMES PERRY
Esq. will address the c"orlc at New
port.
On Tuesday, the o,S.h Mr.. PnnRy.
will address the people at Economy.
On Wednesday the 3o:!,, Mr.. BlcK-
lie will address tho people at Will
liamsburg. and on thursday he vii!
speak at Washington Clay township.
On Saturday. the Goth, Judge PERRY
will address the people at Boston.
1t is probable other speakers will at
tend at each Of the above appoint
mentS.
Speaking at each Of tho above
named places will commence at , o.
clock. 1t is particularly requested OF
tho wings in the respective places to
make the necessary arrangements. and
cndcavor to have a general attendance
of the people.
Other appointments will be made
in a few days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
ORGAT n ZATlaEN.
BUSINESS CONVENTION.

All wings must appreciate the impor-
lance ola thorough organization Of the
party. The time is at hand when tha
organization shonld be had. We
would respectfully suggest to our
friends the propriety of holding bus
incss Convention in Cantrcvile on
"Wednesday the 23rd inst The OBJ
jcct to be, the appointment Of commit
tees Of vigilance for each township.
and through them committees Of the
same character in each school district
in the county, with view OF obtaining
a full vote of the friends Of wing prin-
ciplcs IN the empire county,
Since writing the above, we have
consulted with several OF tho wings,
and the suggestion having been ap-
proved by item, VIC take tho liberty of
appointing meeting Of the character,
and for tho object proposed above, to
he held in Ccntrcvillc, on Wednesday
the 23rd inst. at o'clock The no.
ticc is short, but it is Hoped that those
who feel TN interest in the coming c.
lection, and for the success Of Henry
{ lay will attend. 1t is further rcquc5-
ted that those WHO may attend from
The different townships will make out
lists Of committees OF active and cncr-
cCtic friends Of tho causc and rrcscn,
Them to tho meeting.
Friends, give this subject your at
cntion. Reflect and act upon the sub.
iect.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

should bc-'o NEE, the occasion il ought to be
met-thore MUST be on the part of tho whole peo-
pie, young and OLD, that same tried and steady
patriotism which boro our revolutionary sires
safely through their grea, conflict, and which
has enabled thor sons. our fathers, TO ,ransmi.
the Freedom, won by them unimpairoi t, u.s. It
will no. live-it cannot last--uaess like orr fore
fathers and fathers, VIC tae young men, and the
old men of our day. 20 be faithful to the
lessons of Republican virtue taught us by them
Our trial apProacncs. In it the spirit of free
dom, AMI the spirit of slavery will b, in conflict.
Men of Ohio Men Of the Wos,l In this hour
Of conflict be truo to yourselves, your country.
your God; and thus will you, in the language of
the old Britain. and in the spirit of that stern,
bending, Republican Massachusetts Wing.
THINK OF YOUR FoaE-FATHERs. THINK OF YOUR
PoSTERITV.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
NilIeriSn.

The disciples Of Father Miller now anxiously look
coming the vinur. The Rev George
S,onr. las. appeal his brethren the
subject, down l0ih Of the pres-n (,h
Iay) beyond doubt Gof's time for the revelations
o Chris; in the clouds of Iieaves
The State Gaz.t,e says. there is murh excitement
s,bjeri, among the Miie,Ites i, Tr-nton Two
IN up bu< One has
goods Meetings geld every Tollss Store
I a, Of Market an1 Greene
Phiiaielp,ia BE- affected this hunbny,
will appear foIIosin- clipped from the Chronicle:
MrfLrR.x Il T Iiouga, tailor ard raoer. Fifth
below Make, has closed hi. and placed the follow
AIT 20 on
The Shop !. e'o=ea in hpnor
Of the King Of Kings.
Who will spp.sr aboa, the
22d of O-ober.
Get ready. friends,
him Lord Of all.
VINO lows We it stated tina, the OF
Rochester, Plymouth eosasy. Mas dos contain
&c LoesEaro
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

Does he follow the advice he gave! Not h-. lie
only refuses give 81. opinions, but al enqrire
made silent contempt. lie written
suhIrc, a National Road by ejtizens OF our
Sia;e, bus he ha. gpol make reply. lie
has bern add essed upon all the geni ieadne question
whe, Sc tate hs coiary IN, he is dumb post
lie doris fest the courtesy OF -
Then in The language Of Gen Jackson, every
land who votes Tor James L. Pok sDESERyES TO DE
! SLAVE.,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

4 SoULLEss MAN.-Out West, stump orator,
wishing TO describe his opponent as souess man
said - hive hoard some persons hold 10 the
opinion that just at the precise instant after ono
human being dies, another is born: and tina. til
soul enters and anmates tho newborn man.
Now have made particular and extensive IN
quires concerning my opponent thar. and find
that for some hours previous 10 his nativity, no.
body died Fellow citizens, you may draw tho
Inference
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

Mr.. Polk is in favor of the Cumberland Road
Mr. Clay IS now opposed 10 il, and gave casting
vote which killed i. for tho last half dozen wears
Remember ,his.--lndiaua State Sentinel.
Now. if any body can beat this in tho way Of
cool, deliberate and gross fasehood. should
Ike to know who it is When. pray. did Mr..
Folk, by word or deed. ever flavor tho Cumber-
land Road = Ho always voted against appro-
priatons for Its continuation and inproyemap,
whllo member Of Congress; no has not come
out IN its favor, to our knowledge during the pre-
sent canvass. and is opposed to it. according 10
our understanding Of his viows, upon consIi,u.
,ional grounds; yet notwithstanding Chnpman.'
say he is in favor Of it! What dscoi,, what
hypocrisy! Blu, "Mr Clay" says the Sentinel.
us now opposed TO IL This is absolutely and
unqualfiediy false. the editors of that papor
well know. Mr.. Clay has written letter during
tho present canvass i'll favor of this road. As to
tho vote he gavo agans, an appropriation upon il,
IT was during Mr.. Van Buron's administration.
when tho Treasury was bankrupt. whom tho OK
penditurcs Of tho government ovcr.ran its income
from ton to fifteen millions Of dollars annually.
and when there was not dollar at tho command
of Congress - carry Out the appropriation! Such
gross deception, misrepresentation and falschood
should not DO tolerated in any FREQ and virtuous
country. Henry Clay opposed to tho national
road Prepos,crou Ho is, if not its father.
its greatest and best friond. His votes in tho
Senate will establish tho truth of this deca ration
Rushvillo Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

S.ratton, tho Wing candida,o for Governor is
elected by minority of ,425 votes; the largest
majority ever given for tho Wings al State olec-
ton in that State. The wing gain in the Legs
laturo is overwhelming. The Senate s,nnds Wing,
10 and locos 6-Houso, wings, 40, and ocos Is
whg ma jority JOINT ballot. %. Last year
tho loco majority was IS. Net wing gain A.
This will secure tho election Of Wing L. Soma
tor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

23J showing a Wing ret gain of 1918. In
Is 20, the counties romaining 70 DO heard from.
gave Van Buren, a majority of l9SS-if the
Same vote given ut tho late election, Shunk's
majority is aboI; 2,2ao. In the State election in
1917, tho locos claimed majority Of 10000, ye,
tho S.ato wen: for Cen. Harrison in tho fall. Il
will certainly 80 for Clay in the election of next
Friday week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
ELECTION NEWS.
Penn ylvanio-The Keystone State safe Tor Clay
ana Erclinshuysen.

We havo received returns from fifty counties in
PENNSYLVANIA. Six yet remain to DO heard from.
Tho returns are by no means official, and there
are great discrepancies in them. Scarcely any
two papers agreo upon tho vote Of any one coun-
~. AS far as hoard from by the most authentic
intelligence. tho malori.ics for Skunk amour, &c
23.SSi. and for Marklo 1865. In tho SANK
counties in lS4l. Porier received minority OF
1882. and ip tho samo Skunk has ma ori,y q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

Nr. Pok Is in favor of tho Cumberland Road.
Mr.. Clay IS opposed to -lIndiana Sentinel.
Is not tho editor of the Sentinel great liar!
FOX has uniformly and upon all and many occa-
SONS voted agiins; making appropriations for the
Cumberland Road; whilst the records of Congress
and noble monument erected in gratitude for
his services to the road. will testify for all time
TO como that Heary Clay is the father Of tho Ma
tional Road.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
OHIO.

Six counties yet unhcard from. Tho whig
ca nd date for Governor, BARLEY, is elected by 4
majority of over 2,O9O. The Legislature stands
in tho Senate, wings 2l-locos l5-majority for
the wings, 6. In tho House, wings 42-locos 30
wing majority I2-majorty on joint ballot for
the wings Is.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

0rBusler county. OHIO, L, the late election
gave loco majority OF 1910. There was Pipe
laying done there beyond doubt. The vote a, tho
Presidential election will prove it. Reco,ec,
this.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

~ The Jcliersonian says that steps hare been
taken 10 prosecute sono gsntlomtn who removed
from this place TO Cincinnati, for Illegal voting
The gentlemen referred to had legal vote il.
Cincinnati. and VIC venture tho assertion that no
prosecution will be attempted agains. them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
Foreigners Look ut this!

The Locos CLAIMING THE NATIVE AMERICAN
PARTY.--Thc locofoco Picban, efficient or
gan of that party snys: The DG.locEA-Ec Ma
TvEs WILL BE FOUND IN NOVEMBER FIGHTING SIDE
BY SIDE WITH The Democracy" Can any for
crnor now do,bt that the locos arc courting the
support of tho Native party' We leave !: &c
their own good sense 10 do,ormina.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19
Delaware.

Tho frs. news from ,slo but whole-soulcd
Delaware was contradictory, and induced some
growing bv tho locos, which appears TO have been
premature, and was doubtless intended to nave an
effect upon tho elections of Pennsylvania md
Ohio. The wing minority is now asccrtalncl 70
BE- A. Tho vote Of Delaware IS certain for
Clay. No honest and intcl!igon: man will doubt
~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

0ETThcre IS 4 Iold-:nouthed Iocofoco living in
Arlington township who frequently boasts that
he assisted in burning the Capitol at Washing
ton, Wills: he was BRITISH SOLDIER! Tho To-
COS should give that man Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

G~s> Clay asd rro,ecion, ard W. will from the
| ashes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-19

1OunC mon or tOS.OU@ ne generation ol
men to whom, now fifty-one vo7rs bp-gone gavo
this sonn pledgo. havo passed entirely away
That in whose name gave it. are, like him who
addresses you. dropping into tho grave, But they
have redeemed their and my pledgo. They were
your fathers, and they have maintained tho free
dom transmitted to ihem by the sres of the War
of Independence. They have transmitted that
freedom to YOU. and upon you devotvcs the duty
OF transmitting il unimparcd to vour postcritv.
Your trial is approaching. The spirit OF freedom
and the spirit of slavery. arc drawing together
for the deadly conflict OF arms. The annexation
of Texas 10 this Union. is the blast of the trun-
pc, for foreign. civil. scrvilc and Indian war. of
which the govornmcn: OF your country, fallen in
to faithlcss hands. have already twice given tho
| sgnal-first, by shameless treaty. rejected by
a virtuous Sanatc-and again bv the glove Of de-
fiancc. hurled BY tho apostle of Nuilihca,iol ut
the avowed policy OF the British Empire. peace
! fully to promote the extinction of savory
throughout the world. Young men Of Boston
-burnsh YOUR a rmor--prepare for the conflict,
and say to YOU in tho language OF Galsacus to
tho ancient Bri,ons Think Of your foroiaihers.
Think Of your posssriiy.
This appeal is to the young men Of Boston. We
would give i.a widor range. Lett be made to
every aga and to every class. and to every SEX
The blast of the trumpo. rallying the South on
annexation has been sen; forth. and though viz
suous Senate has rejected shameless treaty, and
stamped with grave indignation the faithless ac-
ton Of the apostle Of Nulidcatioo-yes there
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