Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-11

this city being spos,ate of high
order that faith. understood that ladies
would be admitted this meeting, as he wished 10
make some expoStons the practice of the Twelve,
regard their spiritual wives, Ac
ot eicacy wish hear and which,
for tn shall not ntion here Tins man
appears speah the Candid convictions OF has heart; bat
while may love the treason prone hate the
he ent.re fAe impress with favor
able opinion Of himself christian His OBJ
lec, appears be of a two-f3I nature: First TO
impress upon the people, ana through them 10 reach the
Of the governing power. the imminent danger of what
h calls religious monarch y,-the leaders OF whch de-
nounce Priests. Leg .slators Laws and LAWYERS
cunbrances cty-super .lnou>. and be tole
rated-while they claim the especial cegerents Of
Coz earth h sole prerog tive of deciding al matters,
whether of political, religious. social, moral Judicial
character according the express will Of the Creator
revealed then,-being established in the very midst OF
republican government, TO the principles of which their
creed directly opposed ana Secondly TO those
who may Yet stand danger OF being guided by the
nonious OUTSIDE appearance of these who, If the
1.-THE of what he tells of them ought to be
atonng the cells of pentenlary for the crimes they
have committed, outraged and the peace ana hap
pines of the rabl families they have forever de-
stroyed,to shun, they value their temporal and eter
mai welfare the cunning hypocracy and captivating elo
quence of these arch deceivers; OF whom he
Will be in this city, denouncng HIM, ana seeking.
like his satanic majesty, those whom they may devour.
He does directly charge evil design TO his de-
ceased brothers but directs his whole artillery the
present leaders of that deuded and that
honest people have been and still being deceived by
them; that he himself deceived until he eye
their hcllish practices He also charges them
with ,aInpering Indian tribes order to
ray them open hostility against the Gentes-e aiming
all the white except the Mormons
good people seem TO be IN earnest in regard
to the of the clayton and Western Rail
Roal.' agree with remark of YOURS this sub
ject emphacav. "Ihe successful prosecution
of the work depends upon the grounds and policy first
taken;' ana looking this important fact led to
query whether of the
work might not be injurious to its final compile
ton rail road from place TO any point T. certain
lv important work, be made only with great la
Dor and expenditure of money. But when there
various points ofdoubtfl policy towards which such
work may be most advantageously directed,
that all parties likely to be interested. should be i'm
pressed with its Importance. and have time consider
how farto what amount of money-hey interested
location That consideration in my opinonif that
is worth any thinghas not yet been given your pro-
posed by citizens of this city. Blu, this
subject hereafter.
All avenues commerce to this city are now in com
pice operation, and of Flour, Pork Lard.
&c, being shipped. Freghts have declined cons.d-
erably but still above the ordinary viz To \.
Orleans, Flour G0c per bPork 5c; Pound ght 30c
per cwt There activity in the Flour mark-,
to-day, but prices did advances from canals and
CONS s}:7GG375 have heard of sale of city mills
below 81 No sales of Pork Lard have bee
made public In small lots, Mess sells at s975Glo50
Prime S~59 Lard No. l, Gao! dull with a dow I'd
tendency No ?, 54a6 cts. Clovcr-Seed, Si:15G5.-
Barley, GOA a.5c.
The river has fallen or fce-still there is water
plenty for the largest class of boats. Yours, IL.