Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23

meeting at which they passed resolution. con.
demn'og the Wing members Of tho late Sen.,.
tor refusing 10 give vote Of thanks 10 Mt Brioh,
for the impartial manner" in which Le pre.
sided over The deliberations Of The Senate al its
late session. The indiv iduals who passed those
resolutions are dishonest partizans, or entirely
onaeqaa'nied with the ngen,lemsny courss Of
senduc, Jesse pursued as presiding officer We
nope The wing party will never return thank.
'o' curses and tho arbitrary deprivation Of leeis.
'a'Se rights. The Wings will never fia,teY the
hand which Expresses them
fefhaps the reminisence Of other d.v. :,
which The venerable idol Of the locofoco No..
was an actor may be Of some service to the.
Mortified parizans. Bv a reference to the Jo,,-
nails of Congress i, will be seen tina, vb.n GEN
WASHINGTON was abou, retiring from tho
Presidency Of the United States, i, wa, propo.,
cd 10 Congress TO transmit him rofe of thanks.
IN testimony OF the high respect which the CO. or,
dinate departments Of the government eptertnio.
ed Ter his jealous and patriotic public services
three distinguished members Of Congress, rot<.i
against the Observation-Disclosures JACKSON of
tennessee, Edward Levings:on Of Now York
and '" b Giles Of Virginia. Mr.. Livingston.
was at ono time Secretary Of State under Gen
jackson, and was to the day Of his death mem.
Der OF the Jackson party. Does the reader sun.
pose there was any cause for such an oct Of dir.
courtesy in The conduct Of Gen Wasbin,,on =.
TO justify the Hero Of New OrIeans i, TIN. W,
ing against the man who have been ,auoh,
to regard as the saviour Of our country. Ara N.
Wings of this day to be denounced for ref,s,o
an act of courtesy to Jesse D. Bright, q, tho or.
pense OF honor, rights, and independence, and
Gen Jackson applauded for the nfamy of refus.
ing tho same &C. Of courtesy TO GEN WAsu1Nsro,,
Answer US tbasye time-serving sycophants.
Nolands Fork Canal friend, At Gem
're'ilie have had primary meet ting. and are ma.
KING preliminary arrangements for an early cons
mencement Of this work. The route is said 10
be unusually eligible, and can be made for les,
than $4,000. We wish them success.
Old ST. Crispin in the Field.-The Wings of
Lynn, Massachusetts, the shoe emporium Of A.
merica. held large and enthusiastic meeting re.
Gently, IN which the shoe makers took an nc,ive
and AUDIBLE part, exhibiting ,ha, the RICH, spir,
is up among tho followers Of old ST, Cfispn:
they speak to their craft in . plain way. and
what they say will no doubt receive an hone.,
aud intelligent consideration from them. Euro
Pean prices-2O cents per day won'i sui, Amsri-
can mechanics. The following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we arc not only Fansuil
Hall Observation-Disclosures Whigs-bui out and
out Clay Wings; that 60 for the " i'll Boy
of the Slashes;" and the same time we shall, as
we ever have done. stick to homes, John DAVIS
TO the last, and ,oar stronger and stronger and
stronger, until the rips in our Government arc
sewed up. and the currency Of the nntion and
The protection Of our industry are pegged iogctr.
er IN a ,corkmanlthe manner We 90 for him be-
cnuse we have occasioned him, and know him to
be master Of the craft; and in case Of ACCIDENT,
or absence of tho Boss, the Jours will no, get
the sack