Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
kin diy: and in a .spiri, of justice and

! ~aAA 40 . SptFjI OF Justice and
honor"
Here in Tippecanoe where the free
soil party numbers still more than in eth.
er Clarke or Hendricks. hear him.
'.lf were in Congress. 1 shou,d v..
10 admit no State unless il came into ,h.,
Union upon the principles of the Whine,
Pro.iso. All my votes ia that BODY were
gwen under my solemn oath. and were
given 10 check the evils of slavery
Now these are true extracts, and WILL
any one dare ref,lie them!
What has his Locofoco Organ in this
place To say 10 iheml Mt one cord;
not even when Mr.. W. spoke here-he
then quoted the Sen,inei's report OF his
speech "A, Danville. with the extract we
have quoted above. included
All. here is the reason the Courier dare
not defend the course of Mr. Wright
Hear lis rery sagacioas Editor.
NO wing candidate for Congress can
be elected from this district. unless no
can succeed in "heedling the ..free soil"
votes into his support; and place our
candidate IN false position before them
upon the all absorbing ques, on of the
Extension Of Slavery. by planting him
upon the condemned. exploded and de-
tunCt platform of anH-inierfereare'
'lle Wright took the true Democratic
ground OF non-interterence, leaving 10 the
territories the right to form their own
laws"
To further show however. that the L.o.
coiocos are on all sides, we copy two NOR.
extracts from their convention which nom.
mated Mr.. Mcdonald for Congress on
Tuesday last in this dstrc,-The other
candidates had Withdrawn. and Major
Mace and the nominee were the only per-
sons balloted for on tne second ballot.
''ln response To a call of the conyen-
ton. MAJOR Mace declared the Wilmot
Proviso ''h"mbnc." and defined his po-
sifion clearly in opposition 10 il: although
he would vote for any law introduced in
10 Congress engrGiling il; but he would
vote for such measures "ds trash"
Mr.. Mcdonald declared himself enter
tanning opposite sentiments to those ex-
pressed by Major Mace. He was favor
able tn the prohibition Of slavery from the
New Territories. and designated such in.
stitution as "dccurSed'
1t is .rue we dislike this kind of don.
bic dealing. and expec, faithfully to dis
charge our duty To our readers, in its cx-
position whenever it presents ITSELF no
matter with what party or faction it orici-
mates. But will some one now tell Us
what is the .true Democratic ground"
upon the subject Of admitting slave Ter
ri,orv!- Ha5axh .itias.
Dealh ana Buriai Of Err President
Poik.--Undcr this head the Nashville
True Wing gives some account of tho
last hours of Mr.. Polk. from which wc
make the following extract:
lie retained his consciousness, we
learn. up almost 10 the moment of disso-
luton. We saw him at period when
his physicians considered his case very
critical. lie happened 10 hear that VIZ
were going To Columbia. where his good
Did mother resides. and sent for rs. Up
oii ci.tering the room he asked Us 10 take
a seat by his bedside. he proceeded in u
very calm. deliberate manner 10 saw that
The exhausted condition OF his body was
not alarming To hm-that he felt satisfied
mai ms earthly career was fa.f approac!r-
ig 10 aiI cnd-that he wished To send
some word To his beloved mother. who
vas SO unwell. us he understood, that IL
vas probable she nigh, not be able 10
'olne II see hiin--he spoke of her and
''her members of the family most atr.c-
other messages deliver
II IN the same calm, resigned tone, he
us 10 tell his mother that should
hey not be permitted TO meet on earth
gain. that he had an abiding hope that,
hrou2h divine mercy they would meet
crcaftcr.
Early in his sickness, we understand
q connected himself with the VI. T..
'hurch. \ funeral sermon was delivered
y the Rev. }. Ii. McFern, of that church.
CAUTlON.-The young men and boys
re cautioned about bathing in White
'ater within the limits of the ciiv--the
NV is pretty severe and will be pu, in
,rcc. a word 10 the WISE" &c.
JOHN A. MATSON,
\ candidate for Governor will address his fell
w citizens at
" " 'nGhe.'e,; Randolph CO., Thursday, Aug-o.
: oclock. p. VI.
New Castle, Henry Co, Auy. 30. 9 O'Clock.
centreviiie. Wayne CO., Saturday, Aug. 18th
Richmond, Wayne CO., Saturday, Aug, 4,h,
candlelght
A Cool 1nsrer-A clergyman was
'ked to drink wine a, a wedding. but
Try properly refused. 'What. Mr.. NJ"
nd one of the guests. "dont you drink