Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
THE PAIL ADIU NJ
RICHMOND. INDIANA, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
AUGUST 9th, IS45.
= D~"e received the following satisfactory letter, 70
which we have to pay the sum of fire cents:
AUGUST 9th, I6i5.

D~We received the following satisfactory letter, for
which we have to pay the fire cents:
"Covngton, o., August 18th, l645.
1.-The editors of the Richmond Palladium hereby
notified that the paper directed to this Office to James Da
wis., lifted. The said James Davis
J.cou WIpExER P. NJ
Postmasters should know their duties, to
postmasters-hat's opinion. If it is their official
duty to frank informing publisher that paper
is not taken Of the office by subsc rber, why
that they do attend to their business We should
think it was enough printer TO be cheated and swim
died out of the subscription price, without having 10
postage for the knowledge that the scamp had cleft these
diggns." Printers flush Of fire cent pieces
to be willing spend them for such information,
tamcy submit to having their poke picked by any
with IMMUNITY, merely through ignorance of the
law. The Postmaster at Covingon, Ohio, done his duty
by rankng the above letter and writing the late
7. o. law Directs "Pest Office Business, but post
progressed" fee cents, the biggest kind of
figure, on its back
We here that the James Daris above alluded
relation of (and very, Gerry thank
for a except far the relation of debtor
itor concerned, and that pockets the
following generation account will show:
James Davis, To Holloway & DAVIS, DR..
To the 18Th vol Of the Palladium, 50
three months 80 C.
postage the above letter, 5 C.
Making, in ALL S655
IF James the above account, and will ''fork
the u.s. will advise all publishers OF ncwspa
pers TO credit HMM adUance
l1-Our remarks about the tragedy that didn
happen and the arcca termination of intended
to convey the idea of hoc a molc-hl could be made
grow into a mountain; if we should say 'behold
what great matter a little fire kindett;'' this is
all. We did know who the party that screamed,
and foreign disposition to wound the feelings
of any one, particularly if that Our
for the gentle is fervcnt the warm
hearted Irishmans when he exclaimed, the uIiness
of his heart: God bless the for mothe r
was one.' We perceive how the most sinstIvc
mind could take exception to either remarks
.'Constanzas ~ parod y-neither malice enmty to-
ward any int nded. Horrible tales
of blood and murder and nobody killed. rounded,
afrce that could well let slip without passing
notice.
Since tipping the above received the following from
correspondent:
Richmond, stll mo- 18th, 1SiJ.
Friend Dauis:-Therc appears to have been mis-
understanding the public mind relative to the supposed
cause of alarm the night of the 10th
The language intent of the explanation in your last
weeks paper have been perverted, constru
ed by designing few TO the disadvantage of the ndivd-
false impression relative TO the The
expressed in last weeks paper, appeared geenral
time; although the public opinion chan ged.-
As regards the real of the excitement wholly
ignorant the first sppositon appears be ground
less. Very respectfully. CoNsrANz,.''