Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
NO TICK EFT.

April H. lS45. FRANCIS KING
The editor of the Jefersonan recommends the loco
party 'ay low at the next election Why is this?-
We guess They have prospect of success if they
should nominate ticket, aud they extremely anxious
reeect Mr. King, Auditor; and they evidently intend
to make every possible effort to elect him. They will
boast of their berality presenting candid
ate and appeal to the sympathy of the wings for
him. His election important to them in their party
ganizaton, and his Office the rendezvous of the locos
of the county. There all the political chicanery of the
party concoced maured and put in operation. 1t is
the head quarters of the party Old Wayne, and hence
they will struggle to the death to maintain it, Wings
be not deceived; and if you would take from the hands
of your political opponents club which has been effect
uay used against turn out and vote against the
present incumbent of the Auditors office Mr. Adams
the wing candidate emnenty qualified to perform the
duties of the office. He entitled from many
sderations and if you would service who
is worthy your confidence, and who will do ample justice
to the county and to the people, vote for Thos Adams
Mr. King has had the office four years, and has, from
emouments. purchased handsome farm. The people
have made him Independent, and why should they still
pamper him with the ''loaves and fishes. Man prone
to and too much public patronage apt
cite that feeling.
0Our friend the editor of the South Bend Free Press
Is evidently about introduce deparmen into his
paper; at least judge from change observe in
the title Of his paper. Should he be successful, he will
doubtless become the oracle of the benevolent phi
lanthropic order "1O0l."
ITEMS-The General Assembly of the Old School
Presbyterian Church. in in Cincinnati, have
under discussion the following questons The Elder
question 3D. The validity of baptism the papa church
3D. The removal of the board of domestic missions the
west. 4th The marriage question 5th, The abolition
question On the 3d. vote taken by the Assembly
striking out the following in the 4h
the oath chap of the confession of faith towit: ga
not marry any of his wfes Kindred in blood
than he may of his the of her husbands
kindred in blood than of her own, which de-
cided in the negative-ayes 70, GA destructive
tornado and hail storm occurred in DeSoto CO.. MISSISSIPPI
p about Is miles south of Memphis, the 18th
midnight Its direction from the east, and spread
about mile in breadth. On several plantations
leaf has been left shrub-the cotton
den and other plants entirely destroyed and BIRDS
killed by the hail, scattered the ground. In
some places 100 to 200 trees blown down single
The hail stones represented having been,
average, larger than bullets large par
fridge eggs and that it lay in drifts in places
three feet hgh=The "Quorem Of the Twelve and the
Trustees of the "Church of the Latter Day Saints have
called on Gov Ousey, of KY. for he p, and mpore him
to convene the legislature specially for their benefit
They conclude their prayer thus That he shall end his
immediate aid to quel the violence of Mobocracy and
ert his influence to establish them, people, in their
civil and religious rights where they are some
part Of the q. States, at place hereo
The Boston Post states that several large save under
Spanish and Brazilian flags with feluccas armed
manned with from so to IS men, had been seized the
coast of Africa=The w ashngton Union publishes list
of the Navy of the United States according which it
consists of-l0 Ships of the Line Razee IL First Glass
Frgates; Second Glass Frgates; II Shops of War,
(rst CLASSY do do. (second class) Briggs Schoon-
sSteamers and 4 Store ships-tatal 76-A Mchi-
gan OK weighing 200 lbs SANDING and 200 TBS when
killed and dressed, slaughtered few days
Grand Rapids, in that State That do for the W oil
varnes to feast but the beef-eating Hoosers like
the butchers of Richmond slaughtered oxen the
largest of which weiged 1890 IBIS standing about
500 Tbs less when dressed and the smallest weighed be-
tween 500 and 800 Tbs. Standing and between 300
and 400 fbs dressed=Gen Jackson is laboring under
the dropsy II is said that his legs swollen from his
his abdomen, and his respiration feeble and
dicult=An act for the gradual abolition of slavery in
the French colonies has passed the House of PEERS
thought would pass the House of Deputies. The
principle of the act is by requiring the masters
day in each week TO the slaves that they may the
dom OF that labor which to be paid for just
valuation, accumulate sufficient buy their
freedom The Louisville Journal of May Il, saws "a
hogshead Of tobacco raised by Mr.. j. Smith. Indiana
sold the Louisville Tobacco yester
day. to Messrs Peterson Co, tobacconists city,
at So 25 hundred The purchasers intend manufactu-
ring t"=Rpe peaches and grapes exhibited on Sat-
urday 10Th inst in Boston, the Hall of Massachu
sets Horticultural socety-The fouregged Hogs resi-
ding in the good city of Richmond know exactly when
Sunday comes-hey then let out of their pens, and
walk about said city without the fear of (d) Haru
before their seeming say, every grun "Hog
Law!'=An insurance company has been established in
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