Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-05
Prcscnt:nelaf OF The Grand jury.

present term oI tIe tHiteu states i'!>Uict
Court, O! this county Mr.. Rariten. Is
foreman nra,arad ,ha following nresant-
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Journal; the edlior OF "hicn IN reference
to lis character SAYS: "Moderate and ma
,ionai !, IL y;ews hr, fecidad IN ,bo;~
arara-s;aa OIL .ar,;na 80 ), ,,aas e~oa,
on" %
ihhueh'ai men OF an parties ana cFeeus.
and from every section of the State. i
Will command the aDprobation OF cvcrv
raoso,ahI., man ami Ioxa, ,,f his co,n..,.
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OF every 'h0aA!ah Tor mus giving eA-
preston. TO the sentiments OF the people
Of the State. upon the subject winch is
now nrolncino 81 n,nch contention ana
~ c.at; l:t,. ..;.,
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our country.
I Circuit Court of fhe & 5. for th@t
District o. Indiana, May erul, ioooN
/ The Grand Jurors empannelled al the
present term OF this court having finished
their LEGAL INQUIRIES. and now about Is
adjourn. are unwilling 10 take leave Of
each other. and of the court and bar.
p<DThSSIDn
found nraiitille 70 the all wise B#inG up-
der whose Guidance this happy govern
MONT +, n,rt rf ,ybos, f,nc.i,t,s ,va bav,
l,aa,, f,,lGIl;,,r1 ,.as I,rou,rb, INTO exis,o,co
/ and ,hrough the administrator of Which
! - much hapniness has been secured to
the human family. Our system Of self
government. without model or parallel
in the worlds his;ory-so wisely checked
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ure-has. 50 far. more than realized the
fondest anticpacions of It's friends.
The union of many sovereign and in
dependent States into one harmonious.
energetic. and we trust. enduring repub.
lie. was a prob!etn referred 10 the wisdom
of our fathers, but the demonstration of
its practic ability and usefulness has been
submitted 10 US. and 10 those who are 10
come after US Thus far, we have wit
messed the success of this novel and sub
lime scheme. and have seen a great, and
happy. and prosperous nconle, united BY
common interests. contentedlv sharing It's
blessings, and at the same time maintain
ing before mankind bearing and self
respect which has Justly commended our
institutions TO the respect Of the civilized
world Yet we cannot close our eyes to
passing events, nor fail 10 observe a spirit
of irritation and discomfort which. we
fear. BODIES future evil When sectional
Jeal"uSIeS are encouraged by those whose
duty II IS to reconcile them; when mcna-
ces are substituted 'or argument. ana cpl
'ne's are USED 10 provoke rtcrminaf'on.
we confess, II LOOKS rs II we were losing
our own selfrcsfect. ana IN danger OF
'orfeitlng the respect OF mankind II
rNCf tFtJtr- ! III
ding. with that sacred legacy of freedom
received from our revolutionary fathers.
and which we are bound by every consid-
Grafton OF honor and interest 10 transmit
unlnpaired 10 the generations that come
alter Us.
We can perceive nothing in our public
affairs to Justify such denuncia,ions-
s,,ch menaces-such recriminatiors. as
we daily hear from the halls of our Ma
,ional Leoislat;lre: noth;no in our doroes-
tic interests which NAV no, he fairly and
hann;lv adjusted under the provisions of
the constitution. if the same natrjo,ic
snirit and love of iustica which cha,oc,er-
ized the deliberations of rs autbors arc
exercised bv those who now. sworn to ifs
srnnort. are bonnd 70 UNFOLD and vindi.
cate its iniunctions. and whose dutv it is
TO harmonze all conflicting interests
which have grown out OF is provisions or
its administrator.
Cominr as we do from var;ous nar.s of
the State and brinoinn with us tho cnn,,non
sentiment OF the neonla ot ,ha state we
feel constrained hy a eenso of dnt,. -
present. in taIs form. as the universal
sentiment of Indiana. that those who char
acterjze the bonds of our Union as call.
ing to frcemen-who labor 70 weaken the
ties that bind us together as States bv
stin,ulatinr sectional au,inathies-in Short
hose who desire 70 destroy the Union
and break II, the conEaderacv sunfa;.a.
G,l servants and enemies to the carso of