Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07

AHoy ho" iePuuid!e IL. " nat OaChiiS ouI.
0HrWo conclude to-day the excellent speech of
Mr.. c. B. Smith, and we must be permitted to ask
for it attentive perusal by our friends who are
the opponents of the protective principle. Read
it, and those who are not afraid Of the truth will
profit by its perusal.
GLrWe are indebted to the editors of the Balti-
more Sun for the earliest intelligence in respec.
to the recent conventions. We return them our
thanks for their attention, and shall endeay.r
to repay them at every opportunity.
tL~Our friend George, is about as great on
oMENs, as Doct. Thompson is said to be FITS :
0G-It is reported at Washington City that Col.
r. NJ. Johnson has consented TO run as candi-
date for Vice President on tho Tyler ticket
Doubtful.
0TJohn Tyler in his letter Of acceptance of
THE nomination. endorses the Madisonian his
official organ. This is the first time we believe
that an Executive of this nation has acknow ledged
the existence of a Court Journal
~CHAScELLoR KENT has written letter in
which he expresses the opinion that the imper-
alive duty of the House of Representatives to
impeach John Tyler for his enormous abuses
and stretch of power in the Texas question.
0-7-It is supposed that friend Pattison intends
publishing, for the benefit of the morals of the
youth in this wicked world. new DICTIONARY.
He purposes leaving all words ending with
LY he thinks the use of such expressions very
"vulgar!' For further particulars. enquire at
the post office.
OtThe Wings of New jersey had a rousing
State Convention at Trenton on the Doth ut No
such gathering had over met in that State before,
there having been at least ten thousand persons
present. The nomination of Clay and Freling-
huvsen was responded to IN sincere and patriot
c tones. King of Georgia. Stanley of North
Carolina, and Daniel Webster addressed the Con-
vention.
Tho Wings of Memphis Tenn. have also
had an outpouring of the spirit of their party.
From 20 to 10000 persons said to have mot
there on the goth ut in council son the state of
the Union.''
0|-Mr. Clayton, the Aeronau,. mudo an as
ccnson from Cincinnati Saturday last He
had not been heard from at our latest dates.
3-SILK WoaM EG0s.-W invite the attention
OF the public to the advertisement of Mr.. Borton
who has for sale large quantity of silk worm
eggs of an excellent species. The present season
bids fair for successful operation in the business.
and those who are disposed to engage would do
we'll to take hold as early as convenient.
GFADJoURNMENT OF CoSGEEss.-Tho Senate
has passed the resolution of the House to adjourn
the 18th inst. This is the best act of the scss-
ION. 1t IS thought by many. however. that the
hostile demonstrations of Capt. Tyler may en-
broIl our country III with Mexico. spe-
ca messenger from that country expected to
return to Washington about the 10Th inst. and it
is not irnproba bic that he may bring such nelli-
gencc as may rendcr II necessary for Congress to
rosclnd their resolution to adjourn on tho I7th.
1t Is also rumored that ii is the intention of tho
Captain to convene Congress in August if an adj
journment is made without adding the ..lone star
to our flag.
0FTPPEcANoE CONVENTIONAL most en-
thusiasc meeting of the Wings was hold on the
Ilppecanoe battle-ground on 29th ult. 1t is SAID
to have been equal to tho glorious gathering had
on the same consecrated spot in 1910, not only
for the immense crowd IN attendance but for tho
spirit and enthusiasm manifested in the good catlso
OF our common country. Our copy of the Jour
nal containing tho proceedings has been misaid.
hence unable to give moro than this brief
notice.
o. ELECTION IN FRANKLIN TowNsH1P.-An
election .rns held in HIlsborough, Saturday
last. to elect Justice of the Peace. The locos
previously hold caucus to determine who.anonp
their four or five aspirants should be taken up as
the candidate of the immaculate loco party of
Franklin. After solemn deliberation. NO LIoroR
having been allowed IN the room to excite reyelrv,
and no songs sung to disturb their most sapient
and sagacious reflections, one w. B. Schenck was
pronounced to be tho strong man of the partvand
declared to be their candidate. His friends OK
pressed great confidence in the success of their
nomination. and to swell his maj ority made unit
ring CXertlons. The result. however, was q sad
defeat to lokeyism Mr.. Elihu Hunt having re-
celved 81 votes. and his worthy opponent, Mr..
Schenck, but 81 votes-Whig majority 40 votes,
good and true. About year since the locos
elected one of their party to the Same office in
this same township. The fact was heralded TO
the world by the editor Of tho Jeffersonan in a
great flourish of gasconade but now his mouth is
scaled. His last paper does not contain one word
about it-perhaps he does not take the papers.-
We have only to say, as goes Franklin, goes
the State.
~ ELECTION IN CAuBRTDGF CtTy-Nr 4
Barrack (loco) defeated as candidate for
Magistrate in Cambridge at an election held on
Saturday last. Mr.. Denwlddie (Whig) was re-
elected by handsome majority, Notwithstanding
the efforts Of the locos to defeat him. This IS
horrid omen to our superstitious friend over the
way.
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