Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-16

Because possessed thu passion which my
pol shed friend rubbed out years ago-nlue hum
dred and sixty moons have shone upon him, and
| yet unmarried When diScut cred that The con-
sen: of he. father c1u not be obtaInci-and he,
by the By, good OLD fellow, Though a Wing
like a man, | entered beneath the Ioof Of Der
parents, and like man. bore her upon my
shoulders from the house 10 the bridal altar, chas.
ed by dogs, howling and baking, and biting 10
the very portals Of the Church. \ happy wife,
three little M'Conneils, aud easy conscience,
the fruits OF the tender PASSION as possessed
it. II he say much, Felix Grumpy Moon.
mel! backs out from the canvass-tt not, let him
forever hold his peace.'' My informant says.
that nothing could have been more etfectivc-tne
ladies' waved Their white 'kerchefs very
tacy OF deIight-the shouted and stamped
as men never shouted and stamped belore-and
the country gave the eccentric Mcconnell
overwhelming majority.
MARRIED We find. IN the Burlington (Ver~
monD Press, The following record Of marriages.,
" h:ch were solennized in That village on the Sc
cpnd day of this month, by tho Rev. jeremiah
O'CalaghaI
Mr. Michael Costello to Miss Cath Sia'tery,
both of Charlotte. Mr. Edward Potter to Miss
Thea,iS Terrier, both Of ST Aloans. MIR Pat
rick Tague to Miss Margaret Murrv, both of
this tewn Mr. Martin O'Canneg to Hiss Roso-
IA Goodman. both Of this place. Mr. John
D,rbler to Miss Or4ia Russell, both of Jericho.
MIR George Nmms 10 Miss Mlry M'Cowen, both
Of Berliu. Mr. Jeremiah Carroll to Miss Susan
McGtvern, both Of Barnet. Mr. Thomas Lynch
10 Miss Ellen O'Dpwd, both of ST Adams. MIR
James Ravey Miss Mary ID ron, both Of Tn
derh,ll. Mr. Edward Doughcfty to Mss Cath
Sweeny, both OF this place. Mr. Martin Clemson
to Mrs Mary Casey, widow Of Dennis Casey,
both of Hinesbureh. Mr. Wan Gallagher TO Miss
Catherine Mccormick, botl. of lhis place Mr.
Timothy Hogan Mss Margaret McDoneelI.
both of this place. Mr. John Brannen to Mrs
Mary Farley, widow Of Patrick Farley, both of
Fairfield Mr. ogcrs Collins TO Miss Jnuo How
ard both of Berkshire. Mr. Peter M srgan to
Mss Anna D.ran, DO Of Fairfield
They must have been saving up on that sta
ton, we think, they never would have over
whelmed the reverend gentIem wl'h such
run Of business. They cer,Aialv begin the wear
well IN that cold regon.-Phd. I. ). Gus
GREEcE-The election Of President and Vice
Presden, Of the N4tional Assembly Of Greece
shows the happy unanlnsity which prevail Ia that
body. Noaros. man Of 10 party, reverend
from age, and from h7ving presided over several
assemblies, Is Presiden'. Tne Wee Pes dents
are Mavroco1dato, Coetti. Melaxas and Londes
all four ministers; The thfec first considered to
be representatives ofthe three parties. Engtsh,
French and RIssiau. The rules of the Belgian
chambers have been followed those laid down
for the Assembly.
II
Washington Pa. he visited the Female Seminary
of the place and was addressed ny tho principal
Miss Foster, IN short aud very neat speech.
The Washington Reporter says that Mr. Adams
was very much affected by The address, and
said that it was the first instance IN which a lady
ever thus addressed him personally. After
ferring briefly TO his mother, stating that from
her be derived whatever instruction, religious
especially, and moral, which have pcryaded a
long life, he addressed the young ladies' and
said
81 have been taught through the course OF my
life to love and revere The female sex; but have
been taught, also-aud that lessen has perhaps
impressed itself my mind even more strong
ly, II may be, than the other-I have been
taught not TO fater them. |, is not usual in The
other sex and especially for young men--to
think, that the way IN " in the hearts of ladies'
is by flattery. To love and revere the sex, is
what think the duty OF man; but not 10 fia,ter
them; and this would say to the young ladies'
here; and If they, and others present. viii allow
me, with ali the authority VII ch nearly fourscofe
years may have, with those who have not Yet
attained score-I would say to them what |
have doubt they say II themselves. and are
laugh, here, not 20 take the aluery Of men as
proof Of perfection"
SAD SToRY.--The Bay State Democrat says
small boy about eleven years ofage. was found
on Tuesday morning in a undergrad atthe south
part Of the city. nearly frozen 10 dea tn Some
person passing the yard at early hour,
attracted 10 the sPo. by tho er0aas Of the httle
sufferer. Il appears that he Is orphan, and
does not know that he has any relations in this
country. being OF Irish descent. He has obtained
scan,y living BY selling the penny papers for
several months pas',and has slept nightly under
pie of boards during that time, where he had ga
thered quantity OF straw and shavings. He