The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06
Election in Kansas.


The above we cut from the St. Louis Re
publican received last night The election
in Kansas IS Of the highest Importance. and
the result will be looked for with marked inter
est. We should like to be informed what
right the people from the counties IN missouri,
have TO interfere with the Kansas election.
and especially why should Governor Feeder
take pains to inform the people OF Western
Missouri when the election in Kansas was to
be held Why should they "be justly indig-
nante" What right have they to interfere
with the election? We hope that the hardy
northern pioneers who have gone to settle the
wilds Of Kansas, will maintain their nights,
put down usurpation, aud base the institutions
Of their infant settlement upon those princi-
pies Of freedom in which they were nurtured
on the shores of the ocean.-Ctn Gdsefse
RIA memorial is in circulation In North
Carolina. for change in the laws regulating
the slave system. The following reforms are
proposed: The introduction of marriage among
slaves, with legal guaranty for its perpeiuiiy
the recognition of the tie OF parent and child.
and the instruction Of the slaves in reading and
writing.
~Paul R. George, long the bosom friend
of President Pierce, cut adrift from him some
months ago, is elected the anti administra-
ton representative from Hopkinton. n a.
Ey- Thomas Fitzgerald. late United
States Senator from Michigan, died at his res
idence in Niles, on Sunday last
IS-In the late law of Congress. establish
ing court of Claims. no provision was made
for the appointment of a presiding Judge
No expedient has yet been devised for over
coming the difficulty.
EEIt is stated that the Philadelphia Uni
ted States Marshal arrested British officer IN
that city, short time ago, charged with being
engaged recruiting for the British army with
in the United States.
Ls-The U. S. District Attorney of Illinois,
was fined $50, at Chicago, by Judge Wilson.
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, for contempt.
He was afterwards committed for contempt
He denounced the Court as corrupt as he'll .
and used other language unfit for publication
EF-A Mrs Bond of Allegan, Michigan,
becoming crazed upon the subject Of spirit
ualism. so exposed herself to the inclemency
of the season as to die from the effects, afte r
intense suffering
Ly-Henry Ward Beecher says. that he
would go q counting with his father S
old love letters, go to church and carry a
book to pray out of.
E-Six rcvivals are going on in different
churches at Madison. There is undoubtedly,
wide field for the good work May they
gather a rich harvest
council of the Indian tribes of Virginia
In the Island of Capri, in the Bay Of Naples
resides son of the Hon. Mrs. Norton, the
English poetess. He fell in love with Nea-
politan peasant girl; poor, lively and pretty
He turned Catholic and married her This
grandson of the great Sheridan now lives in a
very humble style. on his Island home.
Henceforth no unpaid letters will be carried
in the mails Prepay them if you want
them to go.
E-We are informed that sixty citizens of
Hamilton Co. in this State will start for Kan
zas this week
EesIn the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
Chief Justice Lewis gave decision on Mon
day. granting writ # error in the Beale case,
on the ground that the Jury which tried the case
instead Of being sworpto render a verdict ac-
cording to the evidence, were sworn to try the
guilt or innocence ofthedefendant Also. that
the defendant insteadof being sentenced to
solitary confinement al labor. was sente need
to imprisonment at hart labor
| 1TA Mexican papr says that the Roman
Catholic Church in tina country owns proper
/ ~ worth S4Oo, 100000
Hobson d. Son, Of Richmond. Va. have
brought suit againsrhe Washington and
New Orleans Telegram Co. for $1,000
damages. in consequence of an error in their
dispatch. They orderd five hundred bales Of
cotton. and the operator at Montgomery made /
it read $500.
The United State. Mrshal. in Philadelphia
arrested twelve men on board steamboat. on
Wednesday, who had nlisted in the British
Foreign Legion
The Boston Transcrot say. Miss Anne G. +
Lynch. the poe.ess. is I be married in a few
days, to Professor Vinceza Bot,a, a relative of
the eminent historian oshe American revolu-
ton.
| VIM. S. Archer, fonerly L. S. Senate. +
from Virginia. died At Is residence in Amelia
Co, Va. on the 18Th. II. Archer. We believe
was At one time, . pronnet advocate Of the
Native American move,ent.
/ The wheat in yirgini is looking remarka-
bly, well, having sustaind no danger By freez-
ing.
Private dispatches 81 that Queen Victo
ria is fast going the wa of her ancestors.
that is, becoming deraged, the symptoms
having become manufacturing her recent i'll
ness.
The Vincennes Gazette avs the wheat crop
in that and the adjoining ounties is unusual
ly promising
~The prospect fol- lage and good crops
around Columbus. Ohio. WAS never better
So says the Dayton Enps-
EThe inhabitants the Isle of Sal
fCape de Verd) are in ste of starvation.
Jewelry. Watches, 8yer Ware and ,