Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
wHIG ENCAMPMENT.

WING ENCAMPMENT.
For tn. purpose securing uniformity otiec and
mana gemep, proposed Camp Meeting, the
lee Of General Arrangements. Clay Club.
and the h.s general Of Wayne county, organize
themselves am 60 to the camp ground. If possole
Thursday evening, prepared e,th many may
convenient and with provisions macy per-
possible. if theit tables, BY anding
such persons may be there ercamrsd l,
recommended thai Thursday aud Friday, each mess,
made up Of citizen o. Oc me- aud who may have
there, dinner, and many
gers That ten, snail have banner,
bearing the nane of the respective Ciuo which
ached, and such other fancy may
Inc general committee provisions, provinder, will
have depot from ~bIcn dispose gratuousy, suci.
,eles they may there collected.
the committee Of general gements have appointed
the folo~in -ub-conmitees:
Committee for the purpose Of soliciting and reee,u.g
trtbtto IF protsion and gram, hay, de.Enos t
Amos Townsend, Thomas Stevenson, William Bennett,
Fleming WATSON, Jeremy Mansur. James Fryar, Elihu
Morrow, Daniel Clark, Samuel Sufrins, Cor Nansant
?. Holloway, Theron Park, Lewis Bnk. j., Jeremiah
Meek, Jr, / d Bonon. and Solomon Honey.
Committee to AID entertain tnrted guests.-Irin
Reed, James t. Reeves, Lew. Blrk, John Barnes
and Joshua Harvey.
Committee 10 prortde dinner and entertainment the
Ladies.-Capt }. w Maxwell, Geo. Parry, $ f. lrede
>amI r. Lippenco,,, WIN. Leeds, jeremiah Meek, jr,
Isaac insey Stacey Wilkins, James Hughes, j. s Lyle,
+ II. Dickinson, Benz Vansant. aud Samuel Dogdae.
Committee UA,g Uead- Quarters.-Wm. Meek,
Edmonson, VIM Daily, Sanr Sinex. and WIN. Conkle.
Committee Blnefs.-Irvin Reed, Isaac Evans Cor.
Cook, Edwin Vicker,, WIN. Hart, and B. w Davis
Committee to Sci ct OcersJanes Raridsn. Caleb 3.
Smith, Lo. Bloomfield, James Perry, and David P. Iolo
,c5-The following letter. received by
friend, from Rev. RICHARD CoI.g years since
editor paper published Cenreve in ihis county
Mr. Cole, shortly after he left the westengageG study
of Divinity. and finally engaged III the Gospel Ministry,
and China, believe, under the auspices of
the Foreign Missionary Society of the United States. We
happy hear from old hiend will be many of
Of this county, particularly those who the
readers of his spirited paper We should happy hear
frequently from him. Ills iet.er is dated,
:. Macao April ,, 1914.
''DKAR SIR After long Time, and from the fsf-dis
land of China, take my pen in hand
correspondence. W. left New York the 9Th Of October,
l5l3 The ship untress, aud after remarkably pleasant
passage of 36 days. landed iIongkons the 18th of
February. and al this place the 90 We in
the midst Of idolators-of who daily
and and Worship they know what; who
God, the OF the Lord Jesus the only
ma MT given among whereby must be sased-who
Bihle-no Sabba,h-and who, far the great
boiy Of the people concerned, in moral point of
viev little above the brute creaon by which they
rounded The of misery and degradation which
daily fall under obseIv enough wiring with
Anguish sensitive heart. may, indeed be said of this
people, that the whole head IS SICK and the whole heart
faint To hear by tho hearing Of the and TO by the
natural eye for ones SELF indeed different things
After all that written and published by travellers
aud i, be truly said of this pa-pe the
Queen Of Shsha said Of King Solomon, the half has not
been told and much fear that the American CHRIS
adequate idea of condition of THAR
sbors in heather lands and that many of them, while
e,rg luxury and aifuence, forgetting tina, they have
bought with pce will make themselves obnoxious
recorded condemnation of The blessed Savonts: Il
AMI gave drink &c. &C. (See Matt l5-42, 49,"
The letter contains some items Of intelligence which
through the public press. We sufJon
paragraph
"The U. s. Friga,e, Brandyvine, Com. Parker, with
CALEB CUsNG aud board, arrived hero Satur
day, 2l,h February. March ID, the Brandywine
sailed from Uongkong Manila make repairs and take
supplies, from whence will this place, and
take Mr.. Cushing and suite probably far
Nngpo Shanghae, which the Lorheriy of the five
ports which ha been opened TO Mr. Gushing
has remained here, and will awa, the OF the Bran
dywhe Whether the Erpafor of China will grant Mr..
Cushing aud epce at Pekin, is not yet known Some
On the 18th of February, Mr.. Gushing
paid vsi, mission premises. He attended pub
lie worship the mi premises. March 3D. Sabbath,
March 10Th, Mr.. Cushing commenced holding public
ship his house. This Will be plea sed TO hear
POLK AND ININIEDI ATE ANNEXATION.
The friends of Mr. Folk the South understand his opn
ions respect annexa,an and his hostility to the pro-