Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-03

making in all, S26.S.k
a few years required days make the
trip. and of from forty five to fifty dollars AT
earlier period, but within the recollection Of Of
citizens it required month. and was travelled
horse back wagons but the facilities for travelling
keep pace with the other improvements of the age
Railroads and the application of steam are the great in
vcntions of the present century exPect to live to sec
the day when travel from our town, way out in
Ioosler land, 10 this city i'll "a hours Will not space
then be almost annihiated' re
- The evening previous to my departure from home,l
noticed that my friend Clark son had devoted full col
umn to the O myself When will he get that old
file gnawcd two' His teeth begin TO fail; but
would advise him gnaw ahead. If does not hurt him.
the valiant MAJOR that perfectly
disturbed. We have mind, however. unless he mends
his shortly to bind him out to Hunt Of the Revic
and have him learn good and only speak when
| he is spoken to- CIarkson reminds of certain in
an,ilc dog, once heard of lie pup his brth
fine, large healthy pup, and the older he grew, tho
greater the pup he In fact he great PIP,
haf he ~ouid make dog. You and my readers
will excuse this vulgar comparison, and will promise
to repeat il.
This city presents its wonted appearance. The Mar
ket street merchants full blast. The Pavemen,s
are crowded with boxes, and immense amount Of
| goods being packed for the south and west
have yet seen but few politicians here There APP
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relations with Mexico The latest dates from that
country look somcthiu. like attempt invasion Of
Texas, provided the government of Mexico create
loan Sl3o0D,o0o send you paper containing a re-
port made to the Mexican congress that subject,
which yon will please publish. 1t is said the Presi
dent Of the United States, is centcrng all the regu-
lar Of this country upon the south from
tier, Texas, and that he intends filling the forti
hcaiions upon eastern scaboard with the uniformed
volunteer companies in the States adjace This will
open fine school for those who wish 10 improve mill
tary tactcs they will but theory, their vaor
will probably bc spent upon the air. of the
ders of country We appree nd but a
flict with that weak and mbccc people. Had she the
wealth, however. of England. months would not
lapse before entire would he wrap the flames
Of II this Texas question should excite feeling
Europe against have doubt il has, and
the subject of right to Oregon should remain
settled by the braggarts which WELD power at
Westinghouse citizens should continue TO
igrate TO California, and there too, stir up a rebel
lion, we do not know, where the matter will end
England will hardly look tamcy on. 1t may lead to
amongst the nations Of the civilized world, and
terminate in half century In accordance with this
pnion copy the following extract from the London
Times, of the 3lst Of July last:
Texas. Independent and protected might have been
wall Of brass between the ambitious of
the north and the feversh disorder America
1t may be the battle field Of nations
ters 1t may I've the of pratical and predatory
warfare between nation most unprinciped its
and another most reckless in it's revenge. The cupdy
and license Of all nations sick Of peace and order may
gather under the hostile flags and make Texas the
point Of their horrible collision. Should la
ntable result, will prove the wulness Tex
decision. well the wisdom Of the European
diators."
have noticed a letter from Oregon, purpornc 10 lie
from gentleman named Burnett published n the late
papers, which he the good people of that country
have formed independent government. lie says
'N hen first reached this REGION about year ago,
thought any attempt at organization might be premature.
had not, however been here long, before con-
ceived that of kind il inevitable.
grew out of s,ern neraabk necessity. Our commercial
and business transactions rable. Difficult
ties daily occurring between nis iduals relation
to their clams the estates of persons
duly devoured, and helpless orphans plunderedcrmes
committed and the base and ped the reck
less and turbulent hourly trampng upon the rights
Of the honest and peaeeabe. erIized popuIat
could exist without government.
We therefore organized of The country
is divided into five counties, in each Of which there
two terms of the circuit court annually There bat
judge who discharges the duties of probate Judge,
and chancellor and all other Judicial duties except such
pertain TO justices Of the The laws Of
Iowa have been adopted by the provisional
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