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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

A CIVILIZED fSDIAN.-There stood leaning
against orr door post the other day square built
noble featured Young man whom We took 20 be nali
breed. By aiibreed Is commonly meant an equal
in;ermiXture OF the Indian and Frence. tie wore
and ready hat nicely tsrched calico shit sood
panlsloons and calf-.kin shoes His manners were 60
modest and progressing that We invited MIN II -
Parez y0us Francois said We lie shook his head.
Dako;sir we continued perseveringly. ~ ne re.
Piled in good English " Do yOa speak Ensis
10 You are bsfbreedf p NO, am an Indian
Where do you reside p "A At Ia Pointe, on Lake "a
perior' We continued the conversation until We got
the idea clearly into etri-sf head. that he wts
wei bred toeraoly well educated and vel CIVILIZED
Indian. without drop Of foreign blood n his VEINS
Our hero introduced himself George Day lie Is
Chippewa: or might have inferred from his name
that his extraction from the stock Of me sioux
chief, Hole in the-dsy. Mr.. Day Is carpenter and
SAYS he prefers the pursuits Of civilized NE 70 ne
chase Wiih ten hsli-oree6s ne hs1 clme n - Paul
IN The emplov Of NJ N Rice. 70 bring down MS iurs
Their passage WAS made down the Mississippi IN ca
nor and occupied twelve days he q the cnly man Of
h.s CON paly who SPEAKS Lnglsa lie received Tie ee
nents u his cducstou ~ Ia PCinie ard GeT~ard a.
tended school N salem Columb.ans County. OHIO =
We presented him with copy Of the Pnonafr, . aich
Mimi sofa Pioneer.
Tsr HAKyFsr-Ths grain an. hay harvest
have been commenced in this county, and We should
nudge good part OF the grain secured Ire Rye crof
I. considerable above the average, and The hay crop
likewise large and OF good quality. The weather IA
been very ia'ofAoie a1flbs nc 20. ~ -i-u.
crops though extremely hot and dry. The ground Il
.,,rin much IN this section Tor wsnt Of rain. and IN
LIS we have soon everything which has not yet eom'
% maturity must suffer. lOo'uii'''a NeY. 81
FIRgs.-Af Ai5aay, on Monday. SIX t~o-stor'
wooden buildings on the west side Of baker Courf
near Rsfhbun & Cos furnace. were burned lnel
were owned By Ellis Baker. snd occupied ~ taruse
wofkrn-n M B's loss .. some - 800 or 500 In
| sured for $500. IN Tir0fon r. u on saturday
if.h. s4finet factory burned up The buhdinl
was owned BY George Durfce Of Iiverton the uasnl
merry, stock sc. by Messrs Cook Burton Co OF a
River Loss shout $4,000 Mr. D1rfee not insured
Messrs Cook Burton Co. were insured for sl-,V.
Tns are supposed 70 hsve originated sinong ne WASTE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
n unp ,s cnRYING AND sEAL PREssEs.

- HOY a. co.'s COPYING AND SEAL fhLs,shS,
IL. The sabschbers rsuEiarturs and tsve W "a.
heir vsr-foo. Copyng md seal Presses o. 10 s's
approved patterns, 70 ~see 1hey c.a - =, -, AZ,
N rnefchsnts and Others who ere IN wan' ~
dele al moderate pree. Tas s4ffses q oI sysyns
presses being tsrnea us eop,I nsrs.
copying looks. copy paper AZ. - lsGsS.st
rnfo rrn FF~@s $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

" Joseph Dover has been srressed 81 .nsln-
nat for the murder Of Abraham keed 10 nsns.ns
ssOas Is moaths sisos. He has ecpiesscd his sSih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

1 pIBLl,HERS-Ne would morn AZ conf1nsrs u
y-,trg Paper tha prepared 70 furnish good ard
.Sorrn quality Il se1s Or BOok Paper, FOR cssn Pub
ers viii fad the cast systefn the nosi prottsbe ssl
I. ber purchzses s4iss We refer 70 come 81 ne
onuaps this city and Bos,or 70 oar ici.
nv =, alAnufscgre good article Of Paper Any size 80
~si gh made order 81 short noce. rous.s1t snppJ
<usr.n,sed JONES 4 WHEELWiiGr,
uyIz IN 10 ststest Bosom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
re- Restoration OF Natural sisht.-Prois

BsoNsoN. q Preserves and Restores the natural sight
near sight ard does away with glasses entirely
Once DAYS N NewNork. the ss threeot each wees. IN
arren No from Broadway IN Boston the other days
a. Wiuiersf iy6 I'm
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o,P,-nATUI>G. FISHING, &c.-OcEAN

- HOt'SF fopposis he ID zhiands VI heyis!nkJ . II
NILLI.TOS. Proprietor. ne f-hing having ceased ~
ver srFaug errnts have been made win SAL ana sur
b.fs Tor inside sllng (wratfrr permltunRl whrfe ne
u mackerr sea bass black fish e. are found IN great
abundance Steamers Confidence and Edwin lie Wis cave
P-rt-.l and Fulton Marketsip daily for the Ocean
House Fortune Of departure see daily papers lyls ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

CELEBRATION or THE ORDISAscE Oh 81 IN
Osio.-On Friday, 18th inst. the People Of Ohio
oommemora,ed the Ordinance OF 1857 by hearty
and spirited Convention at Cleveland JoHS VAN
HrRHx, J. X GiDpINes HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH, SAL
MON P. CHAsr JOHN c. VAUGHAN, and others. were
the speakers, Judge TAPPAN presided The first speech
was by Mr. Ellsworth He bore down particularly hard
the Peculiar Institution, assigning il an unpleas
ant origin as the work of the Evil One John Van Ba-
rem followed. in speech characterized by keen vii
and mastery argument discussing the prominent issues
OF the day A report of It has yet reached MI
Sddngs 10 said to have spoken briefly but with power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

II rDm HDbokeD.
charge Of A. b WiNANT. assisted BY Mrs. wISANr.-
Instruction 10 given In Engsh snd many gsefa ranches
Of family sdueston cnaIsn ,.esvso av s 20 ss
year, payable quarterly In adyanrs For Information re-
speeding the school Inquire OF Mr. OSfHANDEh, eof
Canal and varck sts Ne~-fors. leD la
ERENCH DAY COVERINGS wANTEO-Aa
j ingsngenL educated, nsu ys French lidy. perfectly
competeni TO take The enire ehs,ge of the French
school for Young Ladies' sho must excel as tssehsf,
particularly 10 the department Of conyersation Address.
both in French and Fnghsh postpaid stating mstAod.
terms. &c. BOX " Bfookiyo. n Y Post Once.
good teachers would Ike hours additional employ.
meDt Address as above UF n
'.1nsSs n as a H'; ~ "sssi"s sSs
uANK or sALIsBURY.-Tbe notice Of The nsns
- " Salisbury, Maryland redeemed ny y, hOuvh-
TON NWsLst ct p-' r''n' hise""ei l~1 VIZ
I EATHRR HOSE q Every de.sngaon n s.ss z;
SS Huds0ns and basement u COZ % fesf. .sa Scsp~~
COFFEE URNs.-Hoiei', boarding hoe.s . ,, and
- steamboats, furnished with plated britannia ana oioes
10 s eSnss ''H' a. ' Erclts nAar sa,Ilng.p
pKOKEN CAspy 10 cent. . pound. -.h g.esr =.
- ...o,G s,s 81 e9r'e5'2 go36kiss S.ssfsetu.I
- Nv. " 0,-~o~i,b. b~f--.n co,tant ges.ty.
CLYDE MILLS BROWN DRILLs-so aetes
y N1ds.-A superior s,te.e u hsaY e'2Ts vae,,hsln"
1tabe for export, Tor SAFE ~ - nAhhsSs
oAu Sbschehk1p'srS
DoOKsTORE FOR sALE.-A rare opportunity
- NV ers the purchase u he STOCK IA fsds % vos
- th oldest book bshenis Ia tbs eity The stock 10
xsI ,e.cted aud can be bought very low. The sLrs
,oo.ov win fne snowy front, aud can be had ssss
ifd~sired Address W RT Box ,sl Pest Oace jyslw
%rRTALs.-LUcIUs HART, late Bosrdrnan h HAIR,
vi BgriBss9, offers f1r .ae a. us lowest nsrset
prces 50 q Government bsea do, 10 do. best c4a..
ity Straits Tin, 30 do. pare Ergash IN, 90 DO Asso7h
ead 40 ibs son BAR lead 31o bes, bar TN, 80 me-
-. 10 W suuth n ~ Al
CALIPORNIA sHIPPERs.-shpcen ard eni.
u yraris Ca rris vii tnd ~ ~ Broadway portable
wooden hoases always hand, ofso eonvenisn' az.
and a. such prices that they cannot fsl 70 ksns
them c al And sec them GEO. FREEMAN co
III % eroeoN.y.
THE UNDERSIGNED, ps,su.ss. hereby yasrs 70
sell individuals the gbt W use me- pssn, ~ rD.of-
lnz front breks which dOns In tho pfocs" OF nssns
and before hey are burnt by whrh tbey are fsnosfea
xi,hout mach s6di0ns expense Of very superior and
unf.dlnz red color Inquire horgsn psyIyr 'oot of
T,eerths, North ger 81 Trsyss sfies yard Groom,
~ cyRfTs q DOTY PsheDss-. GEAR vsrpsDcss POir,.
i-i7 ssp'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

The extension OF the Harlem Railroad. north from Dover
ans psrtcu ary The invited 10 at
Ken m-etng ~ Dover Plains he I'm july instant.
J 10 o'c'o ~ the forenoon.
VIE officers and stock holders OF sad Company are par
icusriy invited 20 Sitend said meeting
BY order ct the Contra lmmitee OF North Fast Duich
County.
North-Es.t. July ?, 1879. yt Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

AcciDEST AND Loss oF LiFE.--As the train WAS
gong up 10 Auburn on Saturday afternoon The engine
was thrown rom the track the switch that led 70
The grave bed he stop sudden ths 1t brought
the tender directly over the engine, the body going
some distance forward and the wheels on one side.
There were i've persons the engine at the time.
William H. nclano, the Engineer Howard Desno =
Fireman, :. Oliver workman and Mr. Dennis OF "A
burn. The tender struck the Engineer. crushed his
head and broke his arm killing him on the spot The
fireman much injured that he died soon after.
Howard Delsno had arm broken and his head badly
hurt M Dennis and ). Oliver also considerably
bruised, but doing well Syracuse Star 10th.
correspondent writes US that the switch was in
very bad order and at tbs time Of the accident en-
rrey out Of pace-and furthermore that, to make up
for lost time while remedyiDg derangernen, in the 10.
eomotve the Engineer accelerated the speed, snd for
Eve miles prior the accident at rate Of % miles
hour on ssetssd plane with heavy curve in the
road and imperfect switch beside. These state
nssss are eorrsb0rsssd BY several Witnesses
IA Tf1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

" Fowlers II Wells, Phren oil oxt.t. ard
Publishers. luion Hal. ISL Sssszl-st n-sr n. Pas
" Mrs. VI. -. Cove Nichols. WserCgre PhysA
~ Nater-Cure Institutes Dr.. TRAIL receives
parll- a. ~ conrnoc 1us city establishment Is lAight
one door from 81 John spsrk ani 81 Oyster Bay, /
he hss aso competent Assistants for outdoor Prscnce
Consul ons. verbal or BY letter s. cS I'm
r. Newly orb Alpha OF the Phi Beta kapps
>ociety-lle Anniversary meeting ci this >ocie,y ~l
be Reid IN the Chare Of Union Coeee On he Tuesday
lJaly ~ iMmeiisis.y preceding Commencement a
o'cock 7. NJ AttP VI an Oraaon vii he defvsrei ID,
fore the Society. BY Prof TAylEs Lewis Lit
& X WALWORrH President
HOWARD PorrrE. Secretary.
Union College July IS lsts. iyis geodD NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

THE LEGISLATURE AND GIN. ScOTT.-The l. 70
gssture having passed in March las, series Of concur
rent Resolutions oompAmentng Gen Scorr for bis
gallant and moritorious conduct during the late
pssn in Mexico tie Governor transmitted them the
General early in the present month Gen scosts reply
Is dated al West Point July 10. After acknowledge
ments Of the courtesy he says
This 10 the second tine within third OF century
that have been distinguished by the emphatic sp-
proosuon Of the Legislature s.d Executive OF ihi-
great and patriotic STATE The reward FAR surpssses
meiits OF expectations. but as good cuxrn bow IN
trymen"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
.,r.pFORD uJNERAL SPRINGS HOTEL

- r patrons Of this shment Informed that The
sose = bein On, IN order and Will - ready for reception
~ company l0n june Every attention VIII be pa,d 70
he comfort The abe supplied win The beet
tne season affords Stages leave Hartford daily At D.
snd Palmer Depot on ARRIVAL u New York steamboat
trss, les swl J ID. BROWNING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

TBr Rior At ST. CArHEEISTs A dispatchirom
= Csth.-ipes 20 tie LockPr' CoTiT' ta'ec July J.
Pm gives tie follow account Of the no, there
shout 10 o'cloc< the streets were throrsed Win
,n,.- M isbo-ers from the upP-- part n the canal
md .,r,nvrr would consider i N their po'se.sion-
f,or,-.1v' nj Rifles. commanded By Capt Holmes
.so fro- Niarsra 3; noon. BY the requisi0n Of The
- s,,bo-i,e.-wh sch, are happy % cay. took
.1rb prersurion Town al quiet Until about o'clock
when the mob began - assemble and snos = a pt9ls
:, not act WAS read ~ George Rykert Esq.
"a orssr restored. shops clOset AZ Sab-toEn,
.bou, two miles further up tie canal. The mob asseu
- al annexed house Wtere some Orsn zern-r had
net to dln-s noble deter 81 was ade oy re 70 =
- "a. re,ui, j. three VI he mob killed Aod I've
-nortsy wounded. It Is supposed E1lnber q others
h.d been wounded but able 70 leave the ground None
- the people in the house hurt The town 10 s1A
IN charge Of the military and grestexciterent preFs'
" Dabuque, lows. IL Is said. contains S,V7V
inhabitsnta 500 dogs and 80 eolones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

u Dabuque, lows. IL Is said. contains t'0oV
tnsabitsnta 500 dOgS and 50 eol0nes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

THE WRITER having the care OF large family
l OF ORPHAN chi dren would be Glad to be rehevsd OF
part of them II any benevolent person shOaA tAs
who nj ghi desire % adopt child Of either sex from 10
~ years Old, note sddessed 70 Box SIS Poet ofce viii
be attended to iyiT 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
WANTS..

WANTED-By scot boy. sget Is years q Prot-st.
w ant some sitas1on a. apprentice 10 a trsfe N
any other capacity, where he ecad the tssus
support hms~ 10 abe and willing 10 ~ors Fan ed snd
wr.e ard Squire pretty well ob-cton 70 tA~ eo1-try;
best Of city reference. Address q l. soa Post oNee
VIC -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

no COAL MsNERS.-lnsounatOn 10 waited from
person fully competent and possessing suitable APP
parsus for boriug for coal The location 10 10 Cornwall
Orange Co mile from the landing A letter sddfessrj
20 L II RING with particulars OF the expense OF boring.
sc will with immed attention Il will be through
and such other substances usually found
col iys ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

ForxD.-OHcer Birch OF the Firth Ward, flusd
large leather trunk in The rear oi house ~ DuAe'
which hsd been broken open and raed Oh IL eoneuis'
/. Is supposed 10 have been stolen Inquire o. spy
Csrpen,er AZ tire Fifth Ward station House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

DRowSED.-A negro man named Cesar brown'
who resided a, a West Broadway was drowned iai'
morning At the foot Of Duane ct y K BY aeeideniAy
falling OF the pier The Coroner vii hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
SCIiOOI.S.
wINANrs poARprna SCHOOL

EOR MASTERS AND Kisses. 81 Luls Ferry. niss
charge Of A. b WfNANT, assisted by Mrs WiNANT-
Instruction n In Englsh add many usefu, ranches
Of family Children received nom 10 -
age Teams Tor board aud tuition from so Ia si0 %,
wear payable quarterly In advance. Fof information
.9ecrng the school inquire Of Mr. OSThANDEh cor.
Cnnal anI Narrk 80. NeNYOr leU In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

w hss en my bed and board. without cause
provocarou, hereby caution al persons sgsns hsrhos.
AK or rasurg her account. as will Dot he fesnol-
so.e for any debf. she may contract -NeNiork, JAY
II. iSN fyi2tw- PETER HAYES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

4 INTELLIGENT young al 81 NORA habits,
raivc 90 England IS years u age. wishes or situ
alton ~ store or some other light ~ork he would bs
Saving OF money - ~ employer. tier- IL
be more willing ossi Of city reference given. o. security
10 iaTge amount Gail Al IS; MetersL 10 Tho boat
store ivll 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

I OsT-On Friday evening 'ss between Twenty
l.ecOnd and Houston SIS aIy's gold watch and chain
The hnder will very literally srded by leaving q.
q Cha.st up stairs. yloA'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
A whole Family Lost.

The keoluk (Iowa) papers contain the
account of the loss of a family by the
breaking up OF the ice in the Des Nioines
river.
Two families, named Frederick and
Cross. finding their dwellings suddenly
surrounded by water. attempted 10 escape
in a canoe. 10 the highlands. The canoe
being small. Frederick and family left
first, leaving Cross. his wife and two child
rem behind on a log. Frederick and
family reached the shore nearly frozen.
and sent man named Colyin back with
the canoe to Gross: and all set out for the
shore in the canoe The canoe upset. and
Colvin held the children IN his arms. hold
ing on 70 branches. and kept all afioat.
They were in speaking distance OF the
people on shore. but no assistance could
be rendered.
Cross and wife. aferremainng an hour
and halt in this situation. sunk. The
children ftoze to death in Colvin's arms.
He held their bodies until o'clock. five
hours) when fearing he too would perish.
dropped them. Colvin was rescued at {
O'Clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
Post Office Department. !
9th June, 1925. 1

SIR: The allegations against you are
numerous and strong. and are chiefly
these: That you cannot read or write
have been guilty ofthc grossest nesl igence
in not delivering letters when called for, a
neglect always inconvcnient and often at
tended with injury; that you deliver letters
frequently to persons for whom they were
not intended, and suffer them to be taken
away-fail TO send letters and packages
by mail in proper tlmc-sometmcs send
off the mail without putting into it any let
tiers or packets that had been lodged at
your ollice-reversc the destination OF
letters, and send them back to the places
whence they came-have not discernment
TO discover the error after such letters have
been repeatedly returned-make frequent
and gross mistakes in the bills forwarded
to other ofiices-open packages address
ed to other oflices-when a mail is called
for by postmaster Of nei ghboring office,
hand out any one, right or wrong-dis-
obey the regulations respecting dead news
Ipapers-appropriate half a dozen ofthem.
for two or three years 10 your own use, and
resort to the miserable speculation Of
selling them for wrapping paper-iill up a
circulating library with periodical works
your behavior-odious to the population
heap error upon crror-have been tried by
the vicinage and found wanting; and to
sum up, they charge you with a want OF
principle and capacity. Respectfully.
JOHN Mclean
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
New York Market.

APRIL Cd, lo. p. NJ
There is a fair demand for Flour, fox
eastern and home use, and there is some
inquiry for shipment. Sales TO a cores
ponding extent at S5,OGl 5,25. Tho
market for Wheat has a downward ten.
dency. Sales of Wheat at IO2lc. There
is some inquiry for Corn for shipment
prices unchanged. There is fair de-
mand for Whiskey. and prices are firm.
Sales Of Ohio bbls a. 22c. The markets
for provisions is without; change. either A.
regards prices or demand There is an
active demand for Sugar, but no change
in prices. Lead is in active request Of
50 for Missouri Pig. Hemp is IN active
demand al full prices. The Stock mar
ket is active. and prices have an upward
tendency. The Money market is easier.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
Cincinnati Markets.

MONDAY. April Cd. l84o-
FLOU R-After our report on Saiur-
day. about l 100 brls sold mostly at so,45.
To-day 400 br,s sold from canal at s., 48,
delvered; and sundry small lots sold from
wagons at s312GO o345
PROVISlONS-The only sale heard
Of to-day were 700 kegs No Lard at g. c.
WHISKEY-The demand is fair n
about Saturdays prices-Sales Of $50
brls from canal at l4ac; 1O2 do fin Rail-
road at IA &c; % do do, 1T. A5 do from
river at l5c: 81 from wagon at I5'c.
GKEASE-A sale Of 81 brls from store
at DC.
OIL--Sales OF Is, 25 brls Linseed.
city mills, at Coo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04

Extraordinary Attempt to Ersovt Mo-
ney.-Mr. William B. Astor. of New FORK,
has received lately several letters from a
man signing himself ..E. X. Eastwood"
demanding from him $50 900, and ,hrea-
tening his life and property in case Of his
refusal TO give il. Police officers were set
on the watch for the man, and plot ar
ranged for his detection. 4 man named
Biggs, and another named Bragg. who are
supposed to be connected with the affair,
were arrested, but the principal is not yet
ascertaincd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04

Mr.. Jno. II. Walton. in a letter dated
Jan. I'd, from "California in the woods a
piece says:
From the best information can get. the
average Of our whole number per day. for
the last eight months has been 5000.
SO you see fortunes amt 10 be made in a
day, nor a season. lfyou ever saw men
at work on a canal or mill race, or digging
a foundation for large house III our city,
you have very good idea Of the labor in
getting gold here.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At Meeting of the Wing State Contra
Committee OF the State of Indiana. helt
al Indianapolis on the slst day Of March
1919, the following proceedings were had
Present Of the Committee: john d
Detrees. c. p J. Arion. Thomas Bowling
J. s Bobbs. Nicholas Mccartv. VIM
Hannaman, Charles Rommel and Hora-
ito &. Newcomb.
Letters were received from the absen:
members Of the Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Bowling. john D. De-
frees was elected Chairman Of this Com
mittee for the present year.
On motion of Mr.. Arion, Eoca,io c.
Newcomb was appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Downing offered the following reso-
utons. which. after full consideration and
interchange o. opinion. were unanimously
adopted:
ResoIred. That this Committee deem
il inexpedient. at this time. 10 name can
didate for Governor OF Indiana TO fill the
vac ancv in the Wing Ticket.
Resofrel, That this Committee rec
oinnend 70 their Wing brethren through
out the State the propriety Of selecting
Delegates 10 meet in Convention al Indian
apols on the first Thursday in May. 13-
AZ. for the purpose of choosing some suit
able person to be supported for Governor
in August
Resofred. That the Wing papers be
respectfully requested TO publish these res
olutions. a. once. and give them such cir
cula,ion as viii ensure 10 the subject the
early consideration OF the people Of this
State.
The following Address TO the People o.
Indiana was adopted, after which the Com
mittee adjourned. stnc die.
JOHN d. DEFREES, Pres.
HoRATIo c. NEwcoNB, See.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04

HOMESTEAD ExEuPTIoN.--The State SEN
tnel says. we believe the principle ofhome-
stead exemption is destined TO become the
law Of most Of the States Of the Union, as
it unques,ionably should. Sound policy
and humanity, as well as the interest OF
boti, debtor and creditor require such a
law. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan. Penn
syIvana, Massachusetts, and Illinois, have
already enacted laws which secure HOME
to their respective citizens. and il is hoped
that the Legislatures of New York and
Ohio now in session will enact similar
Law
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04

GEN. TAYLoR's IDEA OF CONGRESSIONAL
EsPoSsIBILITY.-Tbe Washington T.
Mon alludes to the fact that on the last
nigh. of the session. the General APpro-
priation Bill came near being lost, and
says:
81, is suspected that the opPcsers ofthe
bill desired to kill it. in. order to force
an extra session. When this idea was
preached to Gen. Taylor, we learn that it
gave him not the slightest uneasiness.-
He remarked. that the Legislature had su-
preme control over the subject: that if it
did no, pass the appropriation Bill. he
should only be obliged to put the Execu-
tive Government on short allowance; and
tina, if it came to this it would be no in
convenience to him, as he was used to
short allowances"