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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

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fart am SIufblilben. Sc irUen in biGlem
Sabre I5 bis 90 ncuc @cbiuec baIeIbit crs
ridjtct pcrren, unO bon ben StactIpttcu wcr'
ocn mrhrCre III $1,000 pcrfnuft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

QEcnn oom @Iltde Ics9erifrn
Infer 2Ia9c cjui1m wciut,--
llnc III graucn 8initcrniTcn
Inns fcin uahc6 Hiht crIdlrint-
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

Gcucrol Iaylcr tpiro in allen @fcn no
an alien Grocu Der Union ais Sanpicat fir
bic nddlte prcfocntcn Stclle crndnnt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

Durh bas pldctihif 9icrthumberlauo
mo 3 Sage ip6trrc %cridtc ucn europa CT:
hatteu worccn. GicicltC Guo -obcr fcinees
mc9G nichti9. NIaucr mo Gjcralrc rpar am
4teH Wiiri ctpo6, jcccd nW mbcocutcno,
in pr"iie 0citic9cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

pic g8abi in Connecticut 1T su Gun1cn
rcr 48bi9'Y0rtbcl aus8cfoUcn. sic erwdM.
tCn ihrcn 8cupcru6r, a Il c Die Scu9rcfs
DGiQitcter, uno oubcrc Staat6beamteu-
retlt cincr idlnen Wchrbcit in bic 8cicB9c,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

3u Q8aidin9tru Gnb INTERN l3tcn Wdr;
ccidretcue Ccpcfdhcn bon Gicncr1l Scrtt
cir0cttctfeu, moriu er fh bcfl1Qt, bOe or
ned, nitbt I'M Stanbe ic 8crn @ruS ouSu.
9rcifcu, incem c6 ibm all 9a9csg8i9en,
prcpiiIrnen, gimmIlnlicn nib @crrdtbcn
mau9CIe, bic id,pn Dor ;wei gGod,en bdttrn
.dnfanQcu iclen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

@cn 9cuernl I0DIcrS Eager Fno felt tcm
2ten 9IpriI feine Neui9fciten cin9ctrcfcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

c5u gicn GcrieD purbc cine M1Id,inr crs
funocn, nit wCld,er eiu Maun in circm Gage
10000 pfnno Slcifu9cln oerferti9cn fam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

Cic Gruppcn in SrdSCS Snntia9o habcn
bic Summe ron 24O Shaler sur llntcritlGpn9
Der Irtllclbcnecu iu GTlano bci9citeuert.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
oS ie'est'.h Tor fh' Cine Commercial
Later rom Vera Cruz and the City
of Mexico.
RlcHMo<D. VA. Nov. 5,h. p N

II s. tt-Nt-Np. A. NOV ON. 4. NJ
New Orleans papers ofthe oa,h con,s;,
dates from Vera cruz of the outh: and
from the CITY of MEXICO Of the 9Th Of oe.
tobrr. The Capital was tranquil. and tho
eNi>iin" Government was organized hy the
British Minister. Parcde> was endea,or.
in" t. establish a monarchal government
but his scheme received but little favor
\ few OF the members of Congress ,s.
>emhlad at Qucretaro on the 9Th. bat therc
not being sufficient number 10 make a
quorm, they dispersed without, transact.
ing any business.
Santa Anna has again been called :,
the head of the government and ar,ny.
Cen Lane was nj a town (probably ,c.
aNae.) between Pcrotc and puchla. SAM,
Anna evacuated rs soon as the Americans
approached the place. leaving two nieces
of artillery, and Coils. Vega and Itnrbide
as prisoners Gen. Rca took possession
of the town after Gen. Lanes departure.
and following in his rear. he succeeded in
killing seventy American soldiers.
The army mail had been captured by
the gueriilas.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 9Th. 6 i. NJ
Judge Read. of the Supreme Court. was
arrested to-day, for an attempted rape. on
the chanlbcrmaid al The Neddcl House.
The case has not Yet hccn examined, but
public Indignation was strong.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
Vhig State Convention,

We concur with our friends Of tho Ivhir press
in the ir suggestions IN regard TO state Couvcn-
ton. The LIST Of JanHary next, at IHdianapoii~,
has been named as the time and place tor holding
The Convention. We have no objection 10 either
And we take occasion to urge upon tn Wings Of
This County and those o T the whole state, 10 be-
gin in time and make arrangements for such
Convention NJ will fully represent the views OF
tho party. An Election Ticket for the State,
and Delegates TO the National Convention will
be chosen. Ii il therefore, highly important to
Indiana and to the whole Union that the Conven-
lion should be composed of the very best mater
al. With the success of our State i'ickc is in
,imutcly connected the Wing triumph in the
Stat for the Presidential Candidate. Let the
y higs thsu send ap proper men TO Indianapolis
on The lst Of Janua-y-Iet them deliberate and
choose ia WISDOM champion for the next con
trst Delegates should be selected by Old
Waync, as early us possible. She is Justly con
si2errd the ..Empire County" and she should
set the example Of promptncss nnd energy TO
the other counties Of our STATE, when an iupor-
rant campaign Is about to be opened. Will the
Central Committee meet and fix upon n suitable
time for County Meeting
Wayne Coanty Record
u the above it will be seen that the editor Of
the Record IS in favor Of holding county meet
ing at early day, for the purpose of appoint
ing Delegates TO the state Convention. 1t is OK
pected, perhaps, that old Wayne will take tn"
lead in the matter, therefore take the liberty
of suggesting that Mass Meeting be held in
Centrcvillc on Saturday the 2.th inst, for the
purpose of appointing delegates TO State Con-
vcnton to be held in Indianapolis, on Saturday
the first day Of January next.
The political campaign Of next summer will
be an important The August election, So
far rs members Of the legislature is concerned
will determine The political character of the sue
cexsor Of Mr.. flanagan in the Senate OF the
United Statcs-anl several officers of state. II
will have also an influence upon the Presidential
election in November. Hence the necessity oil
Il thorough organization Of the Wing party
with whic, success is certain. We hope every
Wing in tho county, who possibly can. will BE-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
The Horrors Of War.

Although the half is not told. hundreds
Of eases of Arson, Rape and Murder IN
MEXICO by men who We're sent thlther un-
der eur flag to fight, have leaked out through
the lettcr-writer>, all champions OF the
Var. The following from the corresponds
ent of the Mobile Daily Advertiser who Is
not opposed To the W ar. i one the latest
but BY no means most revolving:
..Somc scenes that We occasionally Wit
ness here. would shock the morals of any
robber in the States. 4 few DAYS ago. luSt
al ni"htfall. a Mexican came running into
the hospital. crying most piteous!v. and
making all sorts OF geStlculatians. "
followed him To his house. when a sight
shocking to behold burst upon US On the
floor was lsng Mexican, pierced IN the
breast bv a ball. and the blood gushing
forth from the wound. Holding his head
was his wifi, and little children. lie had
been shot by IA discharged volunteer. be-
cause he refused for gold u barter away
the virtue of his daughter. a beautiful girl
who stood by. her heir di>hcNeled. and
great drops of grief coursing down her
olive chrcks'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New York. Nov. 9Th, ~ NJ


There is yet no news Of the Caledonia.
and the markets are in consequence still
inactive. The market for Flour is heavy
with very moderate sales at s6:5Ga6:G2as for
Gcncsce and S5:5Da5:JG for Western. For
delivery two weeks hence 800 brls Gene
sec sold at SG:374.
Sales ofOiIio White Wheat AT I37a133c,
and Of Gcnesce at IJ0c.
The market for Corn * heavy and the
sales to day have been to very moderate
extent. at 75c for prime White, and 75a
70c for Yellow.
Barley commands 80 per pushed
Oats 43a49c-a..4 Dyre Jooc-
Sale, of New Beef at 10 for Mess and
1875 for Prime Beef: Hams brought Sll,
80 per brl.
Sales Of Lard in brls. al %. 81 10ic.
Whisky declined. I'D again rallied.
and to-day the market u steady al Sic peg
gallon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
a pcaccablc Conn IN unity.
B,rSsT,nJE. Mass Sept.

The Court Of Common Pleas for this peacea-
bic county has been in session here for its semi
annual term; for, though there was an able Judge
present in the form of Judge Ward, a suitable
posse Of officers, headed by the energetic Sher-
If IIinckley; the full compliment of Grand and
Petit Jurors. without a missing man of the pan
nell mclodions cricr, in the person of the
prompt Mr.. Blish. to open the Court; a learned
Clergyman Mr.. Palfrey, to make the prayer in
conformity to the pious usage Of ancestors;
and bar full Of lawyers qualified to maintain
either side of any cause, yet after all, not case.
civil or criminal, was found for the Iuries In
six lnantI,s 30. W. could be got TO law with
each other, and nobody had committed a crime
that required a verdict of guilty not guilty.
The like cannot be said for any Ike number of
forty Thousand civilized people in the world. 1t
is Of the good fruits Of the principles plant
ed by the Pilgrims who first landed at Province
town, OIL the end of good Cape c OIL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
g. Mr.. Holloway is absent.
TIC Palladium.

We present 10 subs.rlers ard readers, to-
day. tie Palladium considerably enlarged. It i
now the large. shcst publish ia this section 81
the State. We have procured lot Of ncw Twp,
and have mad, sscl. other arrangements ns viii
insure its Typographical appearance % be equal
to any paper III eastern Indiana. Is 70 the mat
ter it W 4! he reaitcr contain. Only refer To
the past. 1t has been published for near seven
teen years, and during almost al this tlm~, the
senior editor has been connected with IT, As he
Whg then, anu is one now,--sp has the
Palladium been wing. during the time he has been
connected with it, IL future, it will continue to
lie the hnmtIc but devoted advocate Of those
great fundamental principles upon which the
wing party organized and still exists. While
may OCCASIONAL differ with our Wing cotem-
porarles upon measures Of minor i,nportrnrc
vet upon the essential principles of the party.
shall be found battling by their side, wherever
right and truth shall lead the way.
To meet the increased expense which We have
incurred, and which shall hereafter be subject
to, it is necessary that subscription list shouid
be increased; and weasll friends to lend Il
helping hand in the enterprise
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
For tic Palladium.
or tue iitidiuht.
Lines 10 a Mother. OH tho sudden
Death Of Her Child.

Oh, cast aside each gloomy thought
That 10 thy mind may
Dwell net upon the flames that caash,
Tiny DARING little one.
Twas hard indeed to see it die
To watch the parting breath,
To hear that sad ana pitcous CRY,
And know ahat caused is death,
Fer al. know Il mothers .ovt-
And keen that stroke must he.
But then there Is a Power above.
That can now comfort thee.
There's not pang that rend> the heart,
But can be sootiIcd by Heavens;
Then may each sorroming thought depart,
And solaee now be given.
FLOR ENCE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
NIaHit Onthc War.

The louisville Journal and the Louisville
Courier of Monday, contains long, able, scathing
and ut the same time. We have no doubt. perfect
" Just reviews of the Rer. J. n. M,FFIT's lee
ture in that CITY. on the Mexican The dis
interested lecturer only charged his hearers
Twenty-Five cents piece for the enlightenment
which he sold them. The pious disciple of the
Prince of Peace pref,cei his lecture by an ad
dress on his knees to the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe, in the words Of the Lords Prayer
"F0rctrc MS frrsDgsseS IRE fo,nrire them that
fFespass against u.s. and then followed his dis
course, not enforcing the supreme law of Chris
iIanry--"do unto others you ,rontd hare them
do unto you''-but justification of the war, and
an appeal to the cupidity and the haser passions
of human nature. in favor of wrenching from
the unwilling and mise rable Mexicans the f'ir
fl Ids God gave them. and on which lie sheds
His sunshine and His showers! q shame "rg'"n
al Hnshing. hypocrisn beyond al ct"G6i"3-
q prostitution Of the sacrcd functions ana charhe
ter ~ n Christian mini<fe, beyond all redf'"P'ion
The Journal and Courier have severely scoureed
the perpctrator for outrage so revolving 10 an
moral sentiment; AMI we think they did not iay
on a stripe too many. And if th"v Ind ais"
~courgcd those who lent House Of tod for such
profanation. Justice would have sanctioned the
infection Gin. .1fi1S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
Cincinnati Market.

SATURDAY, November 6, / O'Clock, +. VI.
Sales TO this day. reported at the Hef-
chants Exchange
Ei0m-No transactions To report this
morning. Dealers are disposed To await
the Calesionia's news before operating
CaftIe-A sale Of 90 head, average
weight 5e5 lbs AT 5:2J.
Hocs-Salc yesterday Of 80 and 30
head. average weight 10 lbs at 10. 100
DO average weight go lbs a, 1877: 155
do average weight 22O lbs at 4:i7a.
Grrcn Hcats-a sale of 100 pcs Hams
at DC: GOO do at 6 &c.
Ta-t sale of 10 brls Carolina In lots
flarge brls) at 80
IFA,ykg-Sales 100 bris from river al
] &c; - d. from dlstillery al lGc.-lGa-.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09

NIScoN>lN.-Thc Territorial Icgisla-
turc assembled al Madison on the 18th ult
torlhc special purpose OF preparing the way
for admission 10 the Mon a. Il state. The
legislature is I.oco-lfoco IN both branches
U0ratio " IycHS was chosen President
of the Council. and ISooc r. Walker
Speaker of the House The message OF
Coy Dodge is wholly occupied with the
reasons for "a speedy entrance int" the
mon as IA State The population of the
Territory he estimat.s III 200 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09

Tur NoRgaxs-We learn from the ST Louis
y rruticln th9. the Mormon migrants have To-
Gated their grand gathering place about half way
between the Utah and Salt Lake in California
=, a stream which connects the two waters
The dist asIx between the two lakes IS about siS-
~ r,;les--a fertile valley extending the whole
I:-.,,ce. NJ several miles in breadth. There
,hcv have laid out a city. and commenced ma
Limo improvements. They are IN the midst OF
he Blsckfce,. Utah and Crow tribes of Indians
who are said to be peaseahle. and favor this set
.lcueut.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09

Afro. Bell. of the Grecnyillc Banner.
traces the Richmond Po>toilicc thieves, III
his last paper, .'by the money. which had
fallen through the drawer as they crossed
the Eet,is, the bottom being warped. =
MI but thc ..lields," Bro. Bell; only about
one dollar was found. and it was dStrbu-
ted across Main streot-it would have re-
u,,i,rd the keen scent of one of Mr.. Van
Buren, famous blood-hounds. to have ira
ccd said thieves across the fields by the
amount of money that fell through the
warped-bottomcd drawer. even had 1t all
been red copper cents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
Western Boundary of Texas.

VI
A few DAYS since we invited public atten-
ton To certain historical and geographical
facts. for which We were indebted 10 the
reese arch of the able editor Of the Nash
,ille Wing. going t. show. that. prior to the
existence III he p51,tfcai necessity. which.
for the justification of Mr. Polk renders
If necessary that the western boundary of
Texas shall be extended t. the Rio Gran
de. the Neuccs had uniformly been re,og-
nizod az thai boundary. In the same pa
per. OF a later dat. W. find the following
additional facts cited bearing uponthesa
point. which are not loss striking and con-
elusive unon this important point-Rich
UIig
Fron, The Na<ArHe Wig.
N-o REFERRED in our last il the ..Seres
,ional Con~-irItion- which was drawn M
by the Texas Convention of 1889 and Is
81 with a yi..w Of applyino for admission
~ = Stata INFO the caut:.derary OF Ncxi.
can S,a,n~ 'rexas ana Caahuila roaerh
or. il viii be recallectel. constituted al
ina, time only one State. Article of
the schedule declares that 1.-The State of
Texas shall include All The country for
mor1y known as the province Of TcNa>"
Article 10 k As follows:
Ar. 10. United the FIRST enumeration
shall be made. az directed by this consti-
tuition. the Senatorial districts shall be
conpoSed of the following precincts
Prxar ono Senator. Sab patr.cia. RefI
r;o ,,olian and Victoria. one Senator;
,:onzalnS nastron ana ,lfrnd. one S.na-
,I...-..l 81 >,,,,;,,,,,
,.,.,, >,,,,.,1,.. \-;..-.,.;, orl p,l;,or ono
~.,.+.,. S,, RI. ono senator. MAJ
-, .,l Ga, ya,i,,. .t .il, on1 nr,-
e,
49, t'.'''
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one OF ''l,'>e 'ii'''i'" ~, Issues ''N'.'l">
peN "ii' IN, ~, =, eii'i''','
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,'"iH ic'o9ii'"c 'ii' ->''''cs % '''' "'''' III
boundary,
bul lufthcr. 10 MAKE way lor 'hiN coil>'-
ilti"il. pclIl'oh was prepared ps me on
Vciltl"h. addressed 10 'th" Sovereign ''ell-
'ral congress 81 the hep'lbilc oil MEXICO
ne petition be@ins mus;
ne iilliapiiaiitS 81 az i'AaS' hle' III
''cncral '"iiNeilti"ii' al the town OF Saii
felipc de Austen. by means "f delegates
Tor me purpose OF making Known ihtlr