Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

W.yn. 81. - I!b
As soe. Boston. p.p>'r the state
school Fund.
BY the reckIe.sn-.s and radicalism Of the legislation
last winterti. people Of the respective townships Of
this county nb"ut TO be deprived Of their Just
rights by the dive rson Of the land fund which
granted to the for education of their children. The
old law rong which consolidated this fund in the
county but il is much when paid into the
treasury TO the State for the purpose Of being
distributed pro the children OF the entire State
Had the gran, been made TO the State. in the
Of the State Michigan, to educate the children
of the State the would be very different. Blu,
this grant made Tor the 'maint-n of schoo s
nuhn the tounships' BY reference the Journals of
Congress- for the Of 1896. page 52l Won will
fnd the following nnguag-: "Th-r- shall ~
ed the lot No G Of -vry township for the
NJ public seho"is ,rifAin tie soid tour .ship. ~
Again, in 1904. II :. passed. max ing disposal
OF the public lands the Indiana territory which pro-
vides that all lands shall be sold &c; ,rifh the ,Icrp
Of numtrr rrich shnH be
zach township for The support Of schools nhin
the snme.''
Again. by the act of 1916 by which Indiana wa.
admitted ID State into the Union, it pro-idod thai,
the section numbered sixteen in ,rery so~nship, and
when such section has been Sold granted disposed
the same. shall be granted 10 III. inhobfon Of such
township for the Of schools.
What language could be plain 10 convey ing
s"'he '"hobt""f' Of h- respective townships the rights
Of this grant by Congress. II cannot he
The State convention which accepted the grant, aud
the respective legislatures for thirty under
stood il. and carried j, out. IT as received to the
wise Of the last gi>la,ur- make the cpaug..
we do not speak OF thus act !" the -r', 81 N,is
but as IA ciz-n Of Wryre county. believing That the
law is unjust, and should not he carried out. There
other features Of the law quite objectionable,
but they legal perhaps, have only to submit
o them.
We throw out these suggestions for the consi-ra-
ton Of citizens and shall refer to lii. matter again
VIII. II We shall have more room.
Late from Mexico.
We learn by a Geographic d-spaich dated New
Orleans Nov ,, that by arrival at that port, ih-y
have from the city Mexico, up o the I9th
uItno.
The session ri the -g;-I ure met on tie I,h
at the Of Mexico and the dav the Minister
Of Justice, the Minister Of Foreign Atfar-. and the
Chief Clerk of the War Depart n- Mt wer. impeached
The City Of Mexico is represented in state Of fer
ment. and the government greatly fears outbreak
Several bitter opposition papers have been started. tho
law against the press having been r-scinded day.
before Congress met.
The Minister of War directed the State nnfr:-rities
to arrest all military men without passport. partcu-
Iary those suspected OF being favor Of the nsur-
gents. Hib.Ilrdo is still foot. The State Of Vera
Cruz sent two to confer It'll tn. State
Government respecting the recent insurrection.
4 bill has been introduced into Congress. granting
amnesty TO. the Yer. Cruz in-urgen,s
French Instructions reported in Michoacan ana
Jailsco. Barbacham reappoin,ed Governor OF
Yucatan.
Cnriin-s took his Governor Of TamauIipas
the first Of October, but will probably find stroi
opposition.
new line Of stages between Vera Crnz and T- fc
on the Pacific. his been established, the fare slI5-
The line 5 50 I be extended TO San Bias
Ij'Hon. Edward Everett has been appointed S-cre-
tary of STATE. in the place of Mr. W -bsi-r Mr. Ey-
erett has entered upon the duties OF his Office
1.-THE amount contributed. for the Wa.hinp-
ton Monument. Tuesday last, a, Baltimore was.
$lo00-a Buffalo S2l9.
1.-the Ohio River rising rapidly, and i. now in a
good stage.
IL vote taken al the lat. election, in Missi.
sPp', in regard to paying tn. old Planters Bank bond.
which had been rrpudiai-d So far there is a large
majority in favor Of the throughout the stat.
I7DEn. at Biuffion in this State on III. . I'd nj,
E. X. B.scox, formerly Of this citv
I-Mr. Ewhanks IN. resigned the Off. of Co,,mi.
ron-r Of Patents. and Silas Hodges OF Vermont, h..
oren appointed TO mi the vcancy. G G. Schaeff-r
OF Danviiie, n.y. has b--n appointed Chief .x,mip.,
IN the Patent Office in the place Of VIM. Cooper
-, eINctS~ArI MARKET. Nov. :, 1852
Fio"r-ihe demand continues good and market firm
Averags price $3.50. "
/ Hoss-. sale of 900 head deliver.bl. On, ;,., q,
500 ~" '">'' ~
| Ch..,e-pem.nd fair and market firm a. and 5. ct.
BHffer->ales Of II brls I5c. Under tn. eTec. 81 j.;
creased receipts packers less willing q.
en-, rates the range being from Is to lse
Bro"ms-A sale of 100 dox good to ehoic. common
from l.50 81 50 "o'
OLA sale OF Is trl, Ln.eed 6se. cash tn. 5.
nand is BITTER since the rise in the river
Greerriss->ales of 10 hhds Sugar Al sc and y, 49, -.
Coffee Al DC cash The demand is but moderate
tra"6err'e---A sale OF 100 brs. large size .,s95o
The dem and 10 fair - S'"'
New York Market.
NEW HoRx. Nov s. p N
Flour IS firm and all grades have slightly
quote State at sa6Sa 15 Michigan and Indian, =, =. *
93 and Genessee - sa4s3 sale of So 90 bu,h.I.
Of White Michigan Wheat At 9I1I.l-l2 = rur,ha, -.
rro~ement Corn has advanced s2.s5. sale. soo ~
spirits ~ 5sa55o al pro 10 common r.,
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