Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

Else why should the Willy ana cautious editor, who
for many has been perpetuay casting oil upon the
troubled waters OF his party and singing the ul-a-by
song of forbcarance bear and forbear'-why should
he make incorporate appeals to excite the preiud
COS of Western against Southern modern democracy
Why does he his syren song to MS party bear
forbea ami substitute therefor such Language as
this:
..Iho South anxiou<y desires the cooperation Of
the West 1t IS necessary TO carry out the great anti
tarih measure And vet At this very moment this blind
and intatuated paper the Charleston Mercury heap
ing Goals of fire upon the head of the est and insult
ing her citizens with the opprobIous charges OF coarse
fury and subscriptions raPaclty.' :
Why does the editor of the MON bring this matter up
at this just the an-tarf bill be brought be-
fore Congress? Why spread before his readers ,4e
West the charges OF the Mercury Doe. the fact 60
show, that the Administration does wish ther
ansarf measure 70 be adopted ~ Congress Does i
exhibit itching make the tariff hobby fer oas
mere Presidential race
If the Administration did not wish the anti-tar
uro to be defeated oud the editor the official organ
have placed what tho Charleston Mercury il II Of II
perhaps had put forth, before is rcaders' Who
that knows the man. who that has observed his cautious
course in suppressing what he did know fer years
past, believes il
Every day progress Of Locofocoism shows in light,
clearer and clearer that the Wings cam they Kill have
every thing their way at the coming Congressional
and Presidential elections. How necessary, then, fer
them DO prudent, vgilant and united. They must
have bat candidate each District, and unite cordi
ally upon him, order the next House Of Rep
which may he called upon, if Locofocoisn
by dividing It's forces, succeed IN preventing the
election BY the people, make President. They should
also have but candidate the field for the fresten-
cy. They should have chickering's, heart burnngs
no contentious to cto should be the Wing standard
bearer No question to who ought to be, who has the
best cain who Will the best represent this section
that section of the country, should be asked THE
MAN should be upright high minded, straight fer
ward IIlG in whose hands the people would feel that
the of Government safe. 1t is the country
and institutions Of the country, t-. the Wings wish
preserve from destruction what pretty much the
same thing the hands Of Iocoocoism and
the exaltation of any man. No Wing Is deseTv-
ng Of the Presidential Char who would not waive what
claims he might have the station for the welfare
and Of his party VI least ustrious exam
pie Of this spirit Of true, patriotic disinsrestedhes5 has
already boon exhibited. More may be.
The Wings the high road CT success. Let tlen
quarrel by the way side among themselves to
the right path and all viii be well.
Tie proceedings in the Senate to-day dull and
unintcEesng. But few persons lined tho galleries as
listeners, and scarcely quorum Of senatots could To
found at any time during the session.
In the House there were life, contention and ANNA
ton in abundance.
Va
res of resolutions have the President ascertain what
soldiers in Gen TayIor army had been shot for desert
ing without being tried-who shot them, whose order
caused them be shotand TO have sad guilty persons
tried murder
Mr. Giddngs got the floor for while and blazed away,
against all such Of shooting in strong terms 1t
would murder he said, Tor the corporal and
his file who shot those soldiers into that Hall and
cool blood shoot down many members of Congress-
Shocking. Mr. Gddngs once in the army. He
read from authorities show that in the time of tho Sem
mole way in 1873 Col. King tried and broken for
shooting deser.ers without trial, and that Mr. Calhoun,
then Secretary OF War, expressed himself III indg-
nant terms that soldiers should be shot. Mr.. c.
finally choked off.
Mr. Adams of Mississippi, brought forward resolution
for Congress adjourn the 18th of July next, and
suspe of the rules that he mi ht INTRO
and have cons!de redand I0 members voted to
suspend the rules for that object The negatives voted
some 60 strong, and the alternatives not having two
thirds. the rules not suspended. Mr. Adams Will
try again. POTOMAC.