Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

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Eorebgn News.
Ihe liberals ssrivsd At Bo.,oa. this afssrsssa.
The news 10 Of issrrssa in various aspects
The appreh~ ssions q alarm in Londos - e.
couul Of lhe Chelera hal in = great nseseae~
subsidized. The Register General Of l.endes ~
ported 30 additional cases up TO The 2isl 1As
general health OF the city better This year tAas
usual &&fs& 3@gH
Liverpool thus far has entirely escaped ~
pestilence.
In Ediuburg. the ravagrs ef the dis>sss sss
mere fatal than at any ssAer place. Leith has
escaped with La, few Cases,
Tn. Government has become satisfied vAas
quarantine Re ea,aiioas as precautionary mres-
are are entirei! unnecessary.
IRELAND.
The Lord Ii-u,.nsn, in r~piv to tho d-puts-
ton from the nh shi,anss Of Dihi,w s>i ssr,ussy
declined g,sing any direct answer TO thu upcsno-
rial IA favor OF O'Br,-n. b. yond the assurance
that full weight w,t, bc gwen TO the reconmea
da,on Of .!,e A,ghiy respectable jsry WHICH
tied han. fermaiities for br,agug . writ Of
error have sreu romp,.ed = ,th bs the legal 81.
VASE OF p'Bri-n.
O'Donoau- has been faanI guilty AMI rec am
M nd-d TO mercy. IA canssqae ac- 81 his having
" ii,d r.wa tro.n his associates before the cou-
MISSION OF any aver, act against thu rav-rn~s~nt.
The trial OF Meacher com mc"e-d on Monday
ih- 10th. aai the eNcten,e ut winch prev AIDED al
Channel during the trials Of MeMsn0s aud
The Caiho'ie rrci.irs implere the Gov-sn-
meat To employ for the RIFF Of tn poor all the
funds II It's d,-po.t aui use ITS influence To ef-
ir.i such an squiiab.c adjustment Of rrtAi,ans
between landlord and tenant. a~ shall Stimulate
the outlay ef capital. and ensure The employ
n.eni Of all ahi- boii-d men, anl iUcrcAs-
Ell product OF the soil.
Webster 10 the Free SOilcrs.
Now | know tina, on a certain other
topic. great fears are inspired elsewhere.
as well as in this State. TO aztec, the cleo
ton. | know that IN a most respectable
society in New Jersey anl Pennsylvania.
and containing Numbers in other States,
measures have been taken u influence
them 10 give their votes. either for the
Free Soil party. or for Gen. Case. |
mean the Society OF Friends. In thirty
years OF public life. have formed o pref
" general acquaintance in those States
which | have menioncd: and | have the
honor 10 know a great many men ct this
Society," the Society OF Friends. have
almas entertained a great respect for their
public conduct us well as their private
character. | may not venture To speak
10 all of them. because personally ] have
no acquaintance with them all. hut. ]
have acquaintance with some. friendship
tor some. great personal regard for some.
and 10 them may venture 10 speak. Aud
| would say 10 them in the first place. that
whatever else may be- asserted before
them. every soieIxiv for MIR. Van Buren,
is vote foI Ge,f. Cass; and the friends of
Mr.. Cass. think. will find that out
Why. gentlemen. | was in New York
las, week. and while there. one gem
,leman of the Cass party said to Wing.
1--WE shall elect Gen. Cass; there is no
doubt Of that but how" "Why. the
Liberty Party. four years ago. helped US
To elect Mr.. Polk against the Wing candi-
date. and the Free Soil party will do just
the same thing now And therefore.
say to those 10 whom would not speak.
whom know 10 be urged in every variety
of form, to vote with that party! Ercry
rofe they gre IN that drcc!ion gocs for
Gen. Cdss. The question is. do they pre-
fer Gen. Cass 10 Gen. Taylor. as man
Of peacc---aye. as an Anii-Slavery man.
J say TO them. as say to you; and they
do not suppose me. rust. TO be pro-sla-
very man, say 10 them and 10 YOU. up.
on my honor and conscience. that / be.
l,eve under the present circumstances Of
the country. We are far more secure a
gainst the further progress Of Slavery and
the Slave power under The administration
of Gen. Taylor. than we are under tho
administration Of Gen. Cass. Applause
Viii say that here. let il be recorded. aud
let the result bring 10 The test the business
o! the prophecy.