Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

Inc report SHOWS that m annuity of 500. 90
.-invcstci and compounded n, 5 per cent. per
mum VIII in thirty years amount Ia s. $780,
that; an aunuIiy of soa. - D IN the sa,no limo
al an,ouc 10 So 10. 455--and tia, the prin.
c pal and in,ores; Of The State Debt IN the Same
time vii be $50, 553 sc.
oHc oc lilo tables shows that by commencing
with annuity of $4,000. aud increasing i.
s5o.0o0 annually, the end of each term OF ii.o
sears. (eNecp, tic last. and annuity never going
above $500 G00) viii, in thirtv-tuo vears pro-
duec Sfl.FGt.3a3, being S37t.?63 than
tue uafrosidel for principal of the State debt.
( Another table accompanying III" repor, shows
than an average poll Tux of g. cents ami
cragc property tx of less Than 3 cents on tho
: loo VII produce Tho annuity for tic first ten
Years-and for thc remaining - Years. ave-
rage property Of less t.inn st cents tho
100 Will RI isc tho necessary annusics, wltht ut
any resort 10 my POLL tax whatever.
The resolution unaer which tho committee oct
Cd required them 10 take undcr consideration tho
principal of tho State deb, only. They there
fore rofraincd from making any suggestions roia-
tive - the interest, as another committee had that
subject under consideration.
he most of the day spcn: in tho discus
sion of the apppr,onmcni bill.
Ca Tuesday. bat littia business of general
nature was done. The time of both Houses was
occupied Ia local legislation.
Indianapolis, Jan sth, 1916.
The ..Denoc5ac'' State Con yen,on has us, dourn-
Cd Whitcomb has been nominated for reelection, and
Paris c. Duanng, Esq. Of Monroe county. Iieu,en-
ant Governor The convention quite rousiy
attended considering the incemency OF the weather,
and the badness of the roads The party APP
TO be in high spirits bu, far that it has been
some measure excited by pouring spirits down.
The Wings can defeat this nomination. BY
CT action and thorough organization. it may be done.
Indianapolis, Jan. 10TH 1916.
Tho Wing Convention Of yesterday was most
interesting and enthusiastic Nos, Of Tho
dom cquaod was manifested IN all its abors and
deliberations. 1t in truth and fact WING
Convention. The same indomi.ablo mcn of prin-
ciple were there, who have for many long years
been battling for ,oir country g good and prosper
ily; and IN opposition to tho destructive policy of
loco!oco!sn,. Old Father Pennington, tho nlmos,
father Of Indiana there, aud by his presence
md his voice chccrcd on the party with which no
has 50 long acted 10 another vigorous rally. Tho
President, Ex-Gov. Wallace. made an address
worthy his head and hear, in his paimies. DAYS.
Whist listening TO him, could but contrast lis
past and present position, with that OF other
men Of this Stale. who in Ito course
OF political conflicts have been defeated. | will
leave tho reader to make tho application. Blu. 10
the honor OF David Wallace, be j, said, tha, in
tho hour Of defeal he is nc samo ,ruo. firm and
Wing that lie was in tic day Of his
p oalcs victar..
Tho House passed, Il an inforn1cd) today
Join; resolution. requiring tina. annually hcrcac
ter, copy Of Washington's Farewell address. TO
has coantrymen, shall DC appended 10 tho Cover
lor's Message. lonor tho hear. TIA. conceived
HE patriotic suggestion.
also informed. that tho House passed
ONT resolution ns,rucling cur Senators. and re.
Iuestin, our Representatives in Congress 10 advo-
.a:o the passage Of bill nppropria;il.g .uf;.
|eai sum Of money. 20 lave l2iurcd s,ntucs Of
american marble. representing tho sgners of tho
Declaration in tho Same position they occunied
. Congress Hall in Philadelphia 4, tho signing Of
ha. glorious declaration Of American RIGHTS.
The statues to be placed in tic same roofn ilcv
hen occupied.
Ihc Governor sent into the Senate to-day. tho
amos Of Thomas L. Smith aud Samuel +. Per.
ms, 10 I'll tho places Of the prcson, incumben,s
uoges Dewey and Sullivan. Of the Supreme
ench presume the nomination will no, DO
Our Rail Road BIZ pissed the House Yesterday
nd now only awaits the signature Of The Cover.
rnor, 10 become the law Of the land.
An Editorial convention was held here on Fri
ay evening. Other engagements prevented nv
tending. | am informed they passed some
wholesome resolutions. Ny friend Clarison was
lore, and some twenty others, aud | understand
good feeling was nanifo4.ed--oId difficulties were
IPcd Gu; and detorm nation expressed to avoid
ercaficr al personal abuse. We hope this de-
;rrrllnaiion will he carried out. i. has discraccd
70 press Of Indiana and so far as We havo hero.
fore participated IN 1t, shall be, by us, forgotten
g have ever regretted tie personal difficulty
etween oursei Ind the editor of the American.