Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18
For the Richmond Palladium.


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N'oi' .''' J"'ol - mn 80
NM nun WIN ''ie '<u'ASis' is' i''ii
p''"''p'es' '"e'f char~e'ef 'oi "0ieS'y' ''s,' ="
ou'''y pn' spare '"s" ~ cue
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'or heai'y '"o e".u''es' nae % -
hDo'e 'ie name o. WI i-i'le' of -'i' {.
and were one oil 'he"' aho''1 as' - - e'77
as 'hey nave ac'ed'-p'ss y y d coming 'i''
"0u'ce 700 -" iis'" - : : - -, .
would ieehns'y enquire o. me 1'1'''' .. ''.'
1eHe1sohiih me NUMBER = F'td"slss5 "t.-' .-'7
church has fnrhisisd-o.so' no" many eoii'i-
mes me Deihocfacy o " = "e Gun 80
cd out.--ahd SINCE mere mas no. o'Si = 5''--
oo"P""S' 80
"ieA'oan sef'''e "o!', " - - '''s
"'o "l'o'e county WIN 'e'ei ''''a"' " -
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enlisted,--very good--iAeFe - foo"' loF SIX nun
bred more, and lieutenant Gen. into the bar
r,in Rnt Ills i a,,rt from his gesIYas--h,
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WISHES - NC why a. ~ - '''0 y
respectable body of protesting christians, VINO
would much rather feed the NIcyicans with bread
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chastity and virtue OF Mexican iadies' ih4n set4
them volunteers. and subject them to every in
decencv and besfialitv of a military camp. A
,.i, Joss not Mr. Elder kuo,y that the society
oil frends never ana Iigh'' ''''4 ''1' ~ i0"3 -
they continue society they never wiil-anl
~; h. al has no s.tcct.4 if,er4,
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name the Methoaists, Inc ba?t's's, ti'5 10y
terians, and especially the Uasersa.Ista. ] rom
,,huIar statistics II amman, that the ial.ers have
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gone "he'" u ga 80
nishng relief To suffering Ireland; anu 'E2as4
here appeal to the feelings Of AEr. Elder, whether
:. ro,Ii No, ,ccor, With Iis f,cfi3cs and ex-it,
-: - s,,,,-,,i,,,z - b.,,.q, relieved
:" us o''o r.
the suflcrings even OF a -HeNieauf men Wy
select n humaue-a benevolent society, against
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winch - 49,
something ungehuehaiiy IN Gto"P''E i4'9
society, and make the many suffer for tie OF
fs,ces of The few.
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:, IL Mil; !, IN l,,,-r c1.,,a...r ILL.,,
.io.,'a " 49,, ,f -,
$500 .rh me ,,-s ..,hs 0,.s.r.
P.n' ,E i i;.,;a,t,ih,j II. tbs;- H.a.r,...
and neaccabI, d,spositions-- protHtt ana
bosnitalitv-thcir opposition to war, ani their
za,i IN contributing, to the good of tnuntSiut-''
He continues: .W oul 10 Cod, that the ~h9ie
world were Quakers Notwithstanding their pc
culiarities Of opinion. With all their frailty.
cietv would then wear a more beautiful and ain-
rinc aspect, than it has ever vet done" We're
The peace;bl. principles which they have a3opt-
Cd carried ont towns and cities cout! not be Ia
Ion. TO Illustrate my idea, ii historical auee-
dotc will suffice: "a certain town was inhabited
by n colony who believed the gospel of Christ,
and proved their faith by works \ courier from
q eighboring village informed them mat troops
were advancing to take the town. lheN quot
" answered ii they will take it they must =
Soldiers soon riding in. with colors lying,
and flies piping their shrili dehance-theH looked
round for enemy, aud saw the farmer at ms
plough, the blacksmith at hts anVsi, ana the W.
men at their churns and sPnning-W heetS- b.
bies out to hear the music anu boys 10 sae
the pretty trainers, with feathers and bright hut-
tons-the harlequins of the nineteenth century
OF course none of these were IN proper post
ton to be shot at. Where are your SolaIefst
they asked. We have none, was taH efi'i re-
ply. But we have come TO take l1e town
Well friends, 1t lies before you: ell h1t -
there NOBODY mere 10 iight. -. w a. ~
ChristIans--wc beiIeve the New les'dliie =
Now here was sfuInPer--a eai>''uce no 49,
could hIt--a fortress prrIccuy poHD- proof -
mere Is hoooHy 10 h|nl, s''s VIC A'.f