Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
1dohnnDma, Rno
FRIDAY MORNING, nov. 3, Isse.



Horrible Sentence OF Smith O'Brien.
The Lord Chief Justice sad: ut now only /
remains for the Court 10 pronounce the sentence I
o. the law" Here his lordship assumed his
black cap)
"Tha. sentence is, that you, william Saith
o BT.en, be taken hence 10 the place whrnce
YOU came, and be thence drawn hurdle TO
the place Of execution, and be there hanged by
the meek uniii yoa be dead.
That afl.r,yurd your head shall be severed
fro., your body, and your body be divided INFO
four quarters, % &c disposed Of as her MAJESTY
shall please, and may God have mercy on our
soui."
Thus goes lie tf.enls o. Ia, espresso C'.'r'en
leaves vii. and chii1ren to mourn i'is uEi.aic-
~ death.
The Trilaar, however, thinlsh he vii b. par
aoasL, as ID, vas recommended 70 mercy ~ tie
jury. We hope he may Je.
"Renernber, that Gen. Taylor said that '.ihe
South should never agree to the principles OF ii.e
W iHot pro.Iso.'
we find the above il the las. free Territory
Sentinel. IL il easy matter for Bro Naiic to
hatch up old and stale charges, saci. as have 40
found alton ia truth and al this late Gay publish
t.rn, 70 III. world facts. IL knows howef-
sr, that TIC declaration imputed TO Gen. Iayior
has bee u DasiED BY az least one Of tic commit
tee - ,gliom il is SAID the declaration WIS niade
The "Euenu VISTA Wing P4qer published 81
Jackson, Mississippi, fa,sd Cct. 2. LIS, con-
ta,ns the follow ing extr-ct l.o", letter GATED,
Fsyette, Mississippi.
81 suppose you have heard that Gen.
Stanton, in his address here. denied the
allegations Of Colonel Boones lett I, (thc
same which Jake Thompson gave his
friend Glidinas, with an endorsement: Of
its tru,h.) Gen Stanton denies that any
conversation occurred between the Conn
m,tec and General Taylor on the sub
jcc, ofihc Wiimot p.osiso."
Ga which, the editors Of The Bnena Wis
II (Messr;. 4. &. Bainc. Grafton, Baker,
George l.. Potter, J. Z. Jones. and H. l..
Van Winllr. all gentlemen ofthc highest
respec;ab.Iity) mako the following en-
phatic settlement.
Gen Stanton is q Cass and Butler
man; a democrat; was representative from
Adams county in iao las, legislature; was
one Of the committee 70 visit Gen Tay lor
and is high minded honorable man.
Recolect this evidences is in Wing piper
published in the south. IL must be conclusive
TO all candid men aud unprecedented minds But
thu Is aot all tic proof. Tho Worcester Wing
has article in relation to this Same charge
and has forever set the matter at rest. The ed
itor says: "Cen. Taylor has con'radicfed il mn
der his o,cn sign manuel This are knon; 'ee hare
seen md yead the contradiction, yI1H IIiE
NAMJ. or ZACHARY TAYLOR AFFIA-
ED 10 IT."
Nor j. this all. The NJ. Vernon Times, an
auti-Tay lor paper, in reporting speech recent
" made Ivy Columbus DcIano, in that place, says:
'.Mr Delano further remar ked that he ha9 ; f.tN
n private letter in black and white. IN which
Gen. Taylor stood plcdged mol 10 use he E1eea-
lire patronage, mar 10 iAtctpose the reio poref, 10
dreat the WILWOT PNOrfSO.'
Nor is this all. The following IS an extract
from u speech Of A. +. r. sh,or, Esq. Of I.ouisl-
ana, at Wing meeting in Auburn, y. ork
'.Mr. Rightor said, what he knew TO be true
from the evidence Of Gcn Toyiors o,rH bps,
that he was opposed to the extension OF slavery,
aud would unhe sita,insly sign bill prohibiting
it,
Again Mr.. r. y. Walker late mayor of Baton
Rouge, writing to his brother in Rochester ~
York, says: IL Gen. Taylor every day and
he expire sses his opinions rs freely as any tru"
Wing could desire. lie is decidediy opposed 10
the acquisition Of Stare terrifory.''
This is Wing testimony. VIII any Wing
doubt 10. What do the locofoco's say. The
Washington Union. the Organ Of the locofoco
party says There eau be no doubt about Cen.
Taylor being opposed 10 the extension OF slave
~. His letters to Gen. Gaines and others are
proof Of this fact That he lives in a slave State
is no argument that he wises its extension. =
A thousand extracts mil h; be made TO the same
effect BRO Nai.e had seen all these things. and
vet he persists in giving currency to the false
hood. How to regard such conduct
We ccnnot should Ike to DO We Will
NOT mpue dishonesty where we can avo'f' IT.