Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17


locof0cos alone prompted him to pursue the course he
did, and that Gov Whitconb 10 receive the benefit
Of il by election to the Senate, and that Mr. Bright
would take the Gnbernatorial chair. But now, his
ceency and all the old of that party have had
to bow before Mr.. Bright We believe, hal the vote
been left the peop, Of that party. Coz. Whitcorb
would have been elected BY large ma ority. Other
gentlemen would have had their fren4s and Mr. Bright
would not have received sufficient to number
seor,orss ga4r!', VIII the in !iyi ,ral members OF
that party tolerate this WIN they permit the snselves
b. thu, presenter We THINK They VIII not gui
city submit - IT,
'The nonln ltion election of NJ Bright Justly
excited feelings ri disappointment, i not disgust, whc
Will not forgotten hy OF tin aspran,s II
noui4 not be forgotten. EVEN the ocoioco party owes
som thing itself ana i they WISH 10 MAINTAIN their
party before the country they should not silently acqh
IN What Claims mas Mr.. Bright upon
the Iocos OF IndI4ali Is because ne IS stare h'4eF
Because ne feni 10 tn p.rntr institutions Of tn
Souh-ac advocate OF thc III II doctrines OF CahoIh,
PcAens, Rhsu am other free trade men OF The South
s because n IS ''noissn Ia with southern priH-
clpes! We know not one cam n ms upon t' per-
ty much less upon ts country Certainly 1t Is not for
rendered party save for his own ADVANCE
ment Certainly not i1f NC aH4 states ih''!.P'
Certainly not for any influence h; can exert IN tn
Senate OF Unite States. IL may servo the party
there their intgues Tor n; s'1'iy not tlp ptcty
his personal ica IS IN uit party VIII I hun an e.
50 tool to aIvance their Interests
Cou7 amt useless He hol IS his Office for six
years the An of VI rca lSt an olt little gpp can
D. expsctei from MN 1uf.nsh.s coAtn1inc, IL 1it e!e-
The Senate oa-nc Iilt;ly after the e,c.on-
the Senators feeling Ike everything eis'' tam
SENATE CHAMBER Dec. u, -.
The Senate has for tic last three DAYS. been ePioTed
in balloting for preso.ng officer The election OF Mr.
ilt IN, - -, ,,o, 49, ~, 70. ~,
azst thorn in csctur lccof5.o We saw to them III
ca ia II, asncv |: or i!,lrcc IN creating Tie va
carev ami tnlt We VIII not elect loco t. I'll IL Tn.y
vacated advance tn il Interests party, AMI for
say let them fiji this, they can They propose TO
gamble for the choices but many OF us having been ap-
pointed delegates to the very respectable slboah-day
,rohI in The senate ana act the hynocre in the CON
veHton. We have haI - baotlngs-1o or to-day, and
who votes every lime me wings have voted for Messrs
Ortiz Re yburn Henry, Allison, Ford. Holloway, Morgan
Of - ana others IN, locos for NJ ,ssrs Reed BIZ
ell CI,pnl,n Of La orte T. irn,nsoa Parks Loran. Ber-
- ~ 49,. ~, o,lers WI = ,,i H. he rf,,lt Of
No., !, ,n;fst,i hv ~. v,bg, which have never known
Esre b.1rs beIievs sy viii san by their ig4ts an-
conproisinry. In al close before they
ben defa1,G In the N arsh AMI R.aI case 1ey were
bsatsu down vii ri.-ht ami Justice should hav. pre-
,,,;fI ,-,,., i, Il Y, II h,,y =, III. viii of n,
- i L, s,,Inat Il, ~ sG,s Toar VIA ,,,,',I M
rIo overus, if il their power to do 50; but there is
4aainr splrit IN Ia breasts OF the gnjps the
49, ~ 5,,h ,aint4n t,c- rI,s and he rgb Of tie
great wing p1rty Of tn, State ana country.
member OF the other party, 10 oorn to- SINE
de Tho yvhig5 ali erred consent with cxtron. GOOD hu
womb los, noi,,ng by it, for We fear tn, legislation Of
this winter viii not AID much the happiness or pros
perty of the people of the state. Had til, main
taineI their power the Senate adionrnmcn
passing revenue bill, woull haze been the last of
the winter
On Monday, previous his resignation, M. Bright
appointed the following select committee for dis.rcti
the State into Senatorial ami Representative Districts:
AIassrs H.niy Ionns Z.por u ,rrv of f. E thomson.
Winchol fIarrim,n aIorg,n Of D. Akin RevIurn CUP
py Allison ami Henry. Mr. Morgan of Decatur is the
member from our judicial circuit.
Mr. Bright delivered a most singular ylleiicto1. He
said that he had been elcct to the place he was about to
vacatc by his political party alone. Tina, h. told
wings previous to the election that
expect thing him, and inti;Iated
that scrlpuousiv fulfilled his pledge. That the
seat he was about to occupy in Senate
States by the representatives of that
party and he intena their representative there
b., b,on he h.
of his party but that he would the whole
peone This Is nice and NAV be well class
ed with other "abstractions'' OF his party.
In the House on the 5th the following resolutions
offered and adopted:
By Mr. Moore, thata select committee of five be ap-
pointed to examine into the situation the Sinking Fund
and also what State examine the nortgaged