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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
Texas and the United States

If the following official act of the Gov
er1nent of the State of Texas be not
meant as a joke at the expense of the
President Of the United States. who has
heretofore in his public messages TO Con-
gress declared New Mexico TO be a pro-
vince of Mexico conquered by the arms
Of the United States. it must be set down
as compromising a pretension even more
groundless than the Presidents own claim
that by the annexation Of Texas the juris-
diction Of the United States was extended
to the Rio Grande:
PREAMBLE AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas the State of Texas has never
parted with jurisdiction over any Of her
territory: and whereas Santa Fe is a part
Of the integral territory Of the State Of
Texas: and whereas it is believed the peo-
pie of Santa Fee have attempted to establish
a separate government. if the attempt
should be successful, would be in direct
violation Of the right Of Texas: There
fore
Sec T. Be it rcsolrcd By the Lcois-
Iature of the State Of Terms. That our
Senators be instructed and our Represent
tatives requested to lay this subject before
the proper authorities Of the United States.
and to use their utmost endeavors to have
such measures taken by the Government
Of the United States as will secure Texas
from any encroachment upon her rights by
the people of Santa Fe.
Sec. g. BE IL further rcsoIrcd. That
our Senators be further instructed 10 oppose
any treaty with Mexico which NAV provide
for lessenng the boundaries of Texas. as
established by an act to define the born-
diaries of the republic Of Texas, approved
December 10. 1886.
Sec. 8. BE it further rcso'rcd. That
the Governor of the State is hereby au-
and required to issue his procia-
nation 10 the people Of Santa Fe to or
gaDize their county under the laws of the
State Of Texas: and that he also request
the President Of the United States to issue
orders TO the military officers stationed in
Santa Tc to aid the officers of Texas in
the county of Santa Fe and the
eleventh judicial district of the State Of
Texas. and in enforcing the laws of this
State. if it should be necessary to call upon
said officers of the United States to put
down any resistance TO the laws of TeXas.
Sec. 4. Be it further rcsoircd. That
the Governor be requested to forward copy
Of this preamble and Joint resolutions to
each Of our Senators and Representatives
in Congress.
JAMES w. HENDERSON,.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN 4. GREER,
President of the Senate.
Annroyed March 90 10IE
GEORGE Il. WOOD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
Imtrigmcs for the Prcsidemcy--PO1k
In the field.

In the field.
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald, Of the 7th inst, says:
~ letter has been received in this city
from one Of the most distinguished Demo-
Gratis Of Nashville, Tennessee. formerly
high il, the confidence Of Mr.. Polk, and
who has held high station in the councils
Of the nation. by which it appears that
some Of Mr. Folks confidential friends in
high station here. have recently. by pre-
concert, been writing to Nashville. that the
democratic party could not rally with any
prospect Of good success upon either Mr.
Cass. Mr.. Dallas. Mr.. Buchanan. or Mr..
Woodbury.; and that the only salvation Of
the party was the denomination Of Mr..
Polk. and that arrangements had been
made to make such nomination appear TO
be the spontaneous expression ofthe wish
cs Of the people by having simultane-
Gus announcement Of such intention in
different leading Democratic papers in the
Union-that the leading article on the
subject would first appear in the Hunts
vile Democratic paper, and suggesting
that the Tennessee papers in favor OF Mr.
Polk should be careful and neither go be-
yond nor lag behind the indications given
in that editorial"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
Fugitive slave Case at Wa hing: on.

Seventy seven slaves, in " asltington, escaped
in the schooner Pearl. bat were pursued by i
certain MAJ Williamson 9Th party of Nclun-
Ieers, iii a steamboat, osertahen. ana brought
back. They were placed IN Jail by Greer Of the
Magistrate. Ritcheleu, OF tine !. y Tribune, has
attributed the runaway 10 a new cause lie say 5;
Strange as it may appear. NJ. Richie, OF Ia,
Union. 10 blame f., al! this. lie hope, 10 make
capital out Of tie French Revolution for ms party
He got up meetings to rejoice that the French
people had risen against those who held their tel
low only under partial bon@agn- The
speakers at these meetings had TO tain OF Llbcr-
~, Equality anl Frtteruity.'
The striking fcntur. in this European move
me mt is the emancipation Of the hundred of hou-
sands of slaves nIade free by the genius OF The
French Revolution. a thes- BancoHbe liberty
meetings, coiored men and slaves assembled.
They listened Ia foot's quotations from Byron
o Liberty. and Kitchie's Qualification over
Revolution which had made all the people IN
France. guilty OF skin co!ored Ike their own,
free. rs Il ichc gtoriiied and Ioote poctryed
and others euog the movements of Freedom
in France. the coiored people caught the insPira-
ton. and thought they would - aud do like wise.
They turned out strong at the mock torchlig!t
procession. ana in about tHo days afterwards
have struck themselves for freedom How could
they help il under such exciting examples, held
ont % them by the leading Loco + ocos' Mr.
Richie may say that all the French gloricatiou
was only intended for white folks. But thrn,
there. is a great deal Of human nature in man,
and the darkcs; skin encioses Il human heart.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

TELEGRAPH PRoFITs--The profits of'hc
New York and Washington Telegraph
Company are reported 10 amount TO 81 900
per month The Western Telegraph
Company is however, doing better bus
mess than this The receipts Of the Of
fee in this city during the month Of March.
leave balance Of thousand dollars TO
the credit Of the company. after paving all
the expenses incident to maintaining the
office. The receipts at Pittsburgh and at
the Intermediate Offices along the line. at
ter paying all their expenses. leave ba-
lance 81 900. making the whole profits
during the pas, month 10 amount to . 300.
IPhL Lcdg-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

AZ an al Journed meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Richmond and Newport Turnpike, held
April sd, at the Hampton School House, David
Wilcutts was called 10 the Chair and W. T. Dem
mis- appointed Secretary. The .dings of the
former meeting having been read the committee
appointed to procure the further taking of stock,
rePottad the actual amount of stock taken i'll
The age regate to be- eleven thousand nine hun
bred and twenty five dollars.
The committee to whom was referred the mat
ter of procuring an Engineer and making Il
vey and estimates of the route, reported by their
Engineer Mr.. Shute, which report was adopted
bv the meeting, and the route therein recon-
mended as the shortest and most practicable was
unanimously confirmed.
On motion Of Hiram Hoover, The resolution
adopted a, former meeting providing tuat the
work should not DC commenced until the sum of
fifteen thousand dollars shall be subscribed, was
recunsidered.
On motion OF James Brown, committee Of
three were appointed to obtain the relinqush-
lnent of the right of way gravel banks, where
upon w illiam Fushum, Eiazar Hiatt and HI
ram Hoover were appointed said COMMITTEES.
On motion of Hiram Hoover, twas
Resoirea. That will prosecute to compile
ton the Turnpike road from Richmond to New
port ana that we do hereby notify all the stock
holders in the sarr- TO attend the Hampton
School house on Saturday the 9th day of MAY,
for the purpose of making the necessary arrange
nents. Therefore,,
On motion, the Directors were instructed TO
engage the services Of 4 competent Engineer for
the purpose of making the final survey and est-
mates and report progress TO the next meeting.
On motion of Eieazar Hiatt, it was ordered
that the proceeding of this meeting Ebe published
IN the Palladium, Jeiiersonan and Newport
Chronicle
Whereupon the meeting ad journed to meet al
this place on Saturday, the 9th day Of Nav
inst. DAVID WILCUTTS, PresI
W. T. DENNIS Scc'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
For the Palladium
LINES

In mrmo'yof Ann Grier. decd iM mo- o5fl. Is
The pleasant days have come again
The tender buds springing,
And in the margin Of the wood
hear the robin singing.
Young flowers are growing by the brook.
And in the verdant meadow,
And violets are blooming in
The naples wandering shadow.
The mellow sunshine of the south
Adown the hills is creepinC
Then why. when all is bright with low
Are young eyes red with weeping
Alas. a fairer, lovelier flower,
Than Flora ever CHERISHED,
Pluck Il in the beauty Of its prime
And borne away, has persisted.
Not as the buirush bows its head
And droop upon the water,
Bends now that witow'd mothers form
In sorrow for her daughter.
Hers is a grief for words too deep:
Her buds of hope are blasted;
The joys that cheer'd her aged heart,
How briefly have they lasted.
saw a dan ghter and a son
Stand by and bless that mother;
But now the grave where slumberS one
Has opend for the other.
HOW i!HiS nave tney .otu me, Ann,
That angels have desce nded
For one within whose gentle heart
The sweetest graces blended.
And now methinks he II t!1v voice
Borne from that land of Spirits
The fuiness Of whose perfect bliss
Thy ransom'd soul inherits.
'.Weep not for me. companions dear
Dry mp thy tears. nv mother,
Turn from that world, It's dark and drear
And NEE. me in another.
The Joys that brighten this, and swell
The songs Of the Immortals,
Arc only known to those who dwell
Within its golden portals
Come Join me in this world of Love,
Where Death no tie can sever,
And will roam the plains above
In glittering robes forever -
4th mo. 2Sth, lS4s. RITZ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

Guardian SAYS: zone thing is certain.
and the fact cannot be concealed. treason
and secret is abroad scontent and dis
affection reign in every peasants bosom.
and spark viii ignite. the rebelllous vol
cano upon this unfortunate country rocks
to and fro
The fact that pixies are being manufac-
tured in great numbers both in the metro
polls and in the neiehboring counties Of
Meath and kildare. is now no longer un-
known 10 the whole public Indeed. il is
rather boasted of. The circumstance was
known to the authorities long since.
have been assured that one confederate
club in Dublin has 1000 of these imple-
ments No doubt in the other counties
the manufacture is not neglected The
confedera tes have postponed their weekly
sitting until lidings arrive from France %
the dcputaton. and their interview with
the Provisional Government. However.
the clubs and sections will operate Us
usual with closed doors.
Another and very different version Of
the signal fires is thus given By tn
Limerick Chronicle: Much surprise and
alarm was felt on Monday night. in con-
sequence of the general illumination Of
the mountains OF Limerick. Glare and
1ipperary. On inquiry we End that II
originated al Nurroe. where craggy field
Of furze was set on fire in order II burn
down the noXious plants. and the blaze Of
light having been observed, the credulous
imagined it was signal Of rejoicing for
some victory achivcd by the disatlected in
Dublin. and simultaneous response was
the result
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

0rDan. Kelso, has been nominated by
The locos Of Switzerland county as their
candidate for the legislature. He was
member when flanagan was elected to
The u. s. Senate, and his time being about
10 expire kelso is again in market.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
EoREIGN NEW S.
Five Days Later From Europe.
ARRIVAL. OF 4 STEAM SHIP
a CEN uDE Ne
Highly I'm portant lntclli.enee--- t.cncr..i
Commo'ioa Intelligence.



The steamship Acad.a has arrived fson Liver
pool, bringing intelligence FIVE ds,s later than
the sarah Sands. having s.,lIe,. the e;!i ..st.-
he general conmoiioh IA Europe rapii.
increasing, and il.e rrsolutluaar, movements
we've going on e" jthout rriaxation.
This King Of Sardinia, nj the head Of 30 0na
trosPS crossed from Piedmont to I.o,nbardv. de-
clarns war against Austria. am marched direct
TO Milan. HE Austrian troops were ever " lac re
defeated. and driven back.
All the Italian DachIes were in open iusurrec-
ton
Charles Albert will soon have = quarter ni;l-
lion OF troops al h- 1i>posai--sa;eirn 10 hber-
ate LesnbrrQy aud threatva Austria. even 1t the
gates OF Vienna.
Savoy declared fer Republic and a liberal
Tovernme Mt was conceded.
The people iriunphea IA Baden. W,rte nlhurg.
and SaNony. The Republican party III iiano-
yer compelled the Government to coneeGe 70
their demands.
The hing of Prussia promised extensive
constitutional reform. but has exaspcrat-d Rus
>ia by encouraging the lnaepe nGrace OF Poland.
Nicholas. Emperor Of Russia, ordered every
n2an IN Russian Poiand between the agrs Of :
AM - Years. to remove IL The interior q Hus>lt
he " - concentrating vast armies 10 crush all
Republican ctioft~
Belgium and Holland were tranquil.
Tnfkcy refuses 10 acknowledge the French
Republic.
During an emeuie at Madrid, large number
Of the people ami soldiers were Killed. Queen
Chrisiitna He'd and pat herself under the protec-
nor, of ~. ~;-jl,sn i,,rii,t,ent
Tn. constituted French (.overnnrut had ar.
o.r.3 ,h, a,n,x IN ,s..,n.,,. ON Tia. f,o,tt.r and
watch the movements Of Italy.
on ~. n i,.t,n, Smith tl.n,fau and s.ee,-,
members Of the Irish Repeal Association were re-
c.i,..4 -, pr;s h.. I .,,,,r,;n. H. ,,,., .,,.,
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Wo trus. that no Editor will refuse 20

We trust tina, no Editor will refuse 20
,cnl hclpin. hand TO Ito cause of cdu
cation. by TIC publication Of the following
short paragraph from The Now York Her
aid
i chrncc fer Teachers Youn. mrn
IN all parts ol tho United States Who have
received good English chacation. n d
Nhoarc accustomed 10 tcach will receive
information which lhcy cnn turn 10 their
a3van,ngo By applying Immediately By
lottor. post paia, to box 1913. Now York
Pos: Office. Applicants must remember
however. 10 send respectable references.
vitchut which no communicative will BE-
l,,onded 10. The references ought to be
to persons interested in education.
Those WHO wish 10 avail themselves Of
n opportunity 10 obtain . Respectable live
hood. will do wcI 10 write iinmcdiatcI;.
rs many Of tho bcs, situations in different,
parts Of tho Union are being filed M ov-
cry dav. Remainder. box 1918. New York
Pos, Office. Editors are requested to copy
his paragraph. md thus roin, ont 10
ihousa nds Of young mon now seeking en-
p'oyment. where - end il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

JOSHUA HARVEY, Esq, is our a.
gent in Cincinnati His office is opposite
the post office, on Third street. Any en-
gagements made by him relative to adver-
tsing will be fulfilled by US.
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WING: NOMINATION.
For Representatives:
J. Il. JULIAN, Sol. MEREDITH.
DAVID Commons, >. i. STANTON.
For sheriff:
JOHN G.. PAGE.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
NiMROD JOHNSON,
Gor County COmnis~iOncs.
DILLON HaywoRTH.
Eor school Commissioner.
JOHN PRgcHEr.
For Associate Judxe:
a. NJ. BRADBURY.
For Coroner:
CLABORN Il. WILSON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

We invite the attention Of our citizens to the
Address Of the Board OF Health, on tho 18th page
Of to-day's paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

Rail Road COnrcntion.-A meeting -
10 be held at Coshocton, Ohio, in few
days, to harmonize the conflicting inter-
csts for a central road through that state.
Success to the effort.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
SENATORIAL ELECTORS .

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
JOSEPH MARSHALL, Of Jefferson.
GODLOVE s. ORTIZ, of TippecanOe.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Let Distractions PITCHER, Of Posey,
q JcHx :. DAVIS, Of Floyd,
Al MuTox GREc0, Of Dearborn.
Alb DAVID J. HOLLOWAY, Of Wayne.
s,h THoaAs ID. w ALpoLE, Of Hancock
9th IoyeL II. ROUSSEAU, Of Greene.
7th F.p. W. M'GauGgY, Of Putnam.
9Th JANIS r. SUIT, Of Clinton.
9th DASfyi. D. PKATT Of Casa.
10Th DAVID kILsoRE. Of Delaware.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

Sensible.-Wick member ofCongress
from this State recently made speech.
and when published he appended note.
in which he states ITO avoid being misre-
ported he had written out "his speech
before il was delivered" When Mr. Gid
dings rose. he said "whatever remark he
should make, it was no part Of his inten-
ton to reply to the gentleman from lndi-
ana" If Wick's speech could have been
made more scnseless by reporter. it
would have exhibited more ingenuity than
we have supposed reporters possessed and
TO have replied to it, would have required
greater sagacty than most members pos
scss. To have found an idea in it. worthy
70 be arraigned before an intelligent audi
cncc, wouldbe an act worthy the police
skill Of .'old Hays" in his palmiest days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

In the Senate (thc John Donkey in
forms us) a sharp debate occurred be.
tween Gen. Foote and J.P Hale, which
elicted from these Hon. worthless. the fol-
lowing correspondence:
MY DEAR JoHs DoxKEY:-'Don't for
Gods sake report my little spat with that
wretch Hale, in the Senate to-day. ltried
10 get some white man to notice me-; but
as that wouldn't do. had 10 take up with
the ablolifionist fl had been
noored by a Wing or a Democrat
shouldn't have minded it-but 10 be rid-
culed by woolyhcarted negrop'ilist. was
as Chauccr saws. in his introduction 10
Aarchbishop Cntcrbury's Sermons ga III
tic too develish bad" Enclosed YOU will
find check on the Union Bank Of Mis-
to pay my subscription.
you know"
VENERABLE AND Beloved PAREST:-"I
write this FOR the purpose of requesting
YOU to suppress any report Of my debate
to-day with that harum-scarem fellow
Foote. Of Mississippi-as suspect. from
the galleries, he must have got the advan-
tage Of me. ! send you free ticket on
the under ground railroad. and il YOU
should ever come 10 New Hampshire in
apple time. you shall have new cider e.
nough TO work passage back TO New
ork for nothing. Now don't forget and
III remember you when I'm President.
J. p. HALE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

Hon. Ell Murphy. Of Henry coun-
~, one Of the delegates from this Con-
cressional district to the National Con-
vention having resigned the station, NJ.
l., BUNpy ESQ, Of the same county has
been appointed to FIJI his place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

Rail Road-Thc inquiry still is "what
is doing about the Rail Road'' We can
only reply "ous board Of commissioners
arc waiting to hear from the board OF Di-
rcctors at Dayton. and we presume the
board at Dayton is waiting to hear from
our board" We hope a meeting will be
appointed at some convenient point at
mn early day, that a definite understand
ing may be had relative to the work. If
il is to be made the sooner the better. II
il is not to be made, let that fact be known.
Our people are determined to have road.
and if not to Dayton, they will have one
10 the Queen city. What say our people
TO meeting some time next week. in this
city. for the purpose of ''defning our po-
sition'' as politicians say! We think
consultation Of this kind would result i'll
good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

piED-Nsar IIiii.borough. on Friday last. Of
aPpoPieSy, Mrs SARAH ALEXANDER. con-
sort oil JAMES AikxANDEx- aged about 20 wear,
The deceased was a member Of the ehurrh 90
United Brethfen, aud from her christian life wo.
the esteem Of all with whom She associated
She leaves behind berra,cd husband, and .x,.
en- children.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

A refor: from tho land office shows thu,
the State of New York s,il own more
than four hundred thousand acres Of un'
cultivated land.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

For President,

For President,
A WfIIG, A WHOLE WHO. AND
NOTHING BUT A WING.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

VENERABLE EGc.-The Boston papers mention
Penguin'> egg take IA from the Island of Ichabo
fifty-eicht feet below the surface of cnano. A
calculation based upon the accumulation OF qua
no, proves the egg TO be CLOS years old.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
JUST RECEIVED ut THE
~ E.HN -,H~0DH1E

ME subscribeis b-gs leave 10 saw 70 The ciii-
xrns OF Rfcf.eo~u and vicinity that tb.v
are oP-ang J.! tityri sssor Ursf Of .Nrsass r
ht.gstss eofstF,l a4rect from Nav lokk,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

Angus ELECT ITO .
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-18
CERTIFICATES.

This is to certify, that have hal one of
r. e. Mauck's Patent Hot Bolts used in my
Null since October last, and | ain so much
pleased with 1t, that no reasonable sum of
money could induce me to dispose Of it. In
justice to the Patentee, and for the benefit of
Mliers generally, am induced to state some
OF the advantages attending this Bolt. 1t is
much cheaper. more durable, requires less
power, and makes more and better -four from,
the same wheat. Family and superfne flour
can be made at the same time. The hopper
boy IS dispensed with, and in my Mill, where
thirteen wheels were used on the old plan,
two are found insufficient. The machinery
being thus reduced, it will he all-important
on weak streams RETtPEN FOf ~.
New Port Mlls,page Co.. Va, March E, 4e.
ISLAND MILLS, March q, 1886.
After fourteen years experience as head
miller in different mills. am now engaged
in tending the island Mills where one Of
Robert c. Mauck's Hot Bolts is in operation,
which am so much pleased with that feel
myself under obligation to Mr.. Mauck and
thelpublic, to state some of its advantages -
LIST. 1t requires less room in a mill. Cd, Re.
quIres less labor to be performed by the mill
Ter. Sd, 1t finishes boiling and grinding at
the same time; thereby saving much time.
And instead of grinding to suit the bolt, as is
customary on the old plan, 1 now grind to
suit the wheat, and regulate my bolt to suit
my grinding, which can be done instantly
In short. certify that this Bolt is superior to-
any that has every come under my notice.
WILLIAM T. RONDABUSH.
Many other certificates might be given, but
the above, from millers extensively known jim
the Valley, as competent judges. are deemed
sufficient tor all practical purposes. To Mill
owners he would say, Try the Bolt.
NJ. 3. II.
Woodstock, Va, March II. 1913.