The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06


very alarming extent within the last few days It
first broke out among the Irish who are 50 cen.ti-
sutionaHy formed that they took it very easy bat
we are sorry to say tina. some Of the natives who
were thought to be acciimated, have been attack
ed with it in lis c1ost viruient form.
On Friday night last Irshman was taken
do,rn with IL and sent to the ho.pitaito be cured
After remaining there few hours, be was pro
nounced better and discharged.
Ga Sunday evening three young men were so
violectiy Perkinsed that they became obstrepe-
rus and unmcn.geab!e; but with the assistance Of
the deputy physicians they were conveyed to the
hospital where they remained until Monday morn
ing, when ctr worthy Mayor, who is q good ply
stefan in such cases. and has had considerable
practice lately in administering proper remedies
made and provided" prescribed dose to the in
valids at cost Of So 20 for the youngest and
g. l2t each for the others. They were then pro-
nounced conTalescent, and permitted 10 leave.
Oar old friend Paul D.upert, whose liquor
was seized short time ago, was brought up be-
fore the Mayor for selling ale TO these young men,
His honor fred him $50 and costs; bat EIkcib,
the liqgsr sellers attorney for these dirginq took
appeal, so as to delay the course Of justice, in
the hope that the Supreme Court would relieve
his client from paying IT, and to put extra dime
into his pocket
Ga Monday, a German frcn the country whilst
Moseleyine Main street, became soine~ hat ale
iDg-took the srikrsp CLatii term for the dis
easel and became weak IN the joints. He had
provided himself with coffee aud iron wedges
which, under the circumstances became too heavy
so much SO, that staggering under the aecumu-
lated weight he fcl on the pavement on Front
street, and split his coffee and wood splitters-
Himself coffee and sedges were gathered ap and
the last of him he vas making worm-sence
line for home
We could fill q column with similar notices Of
the numerous attacks made by this disease on diff.
ferent persons; suffice to say, however that drum
kenness, the snikrcp prevailed to great
extent in this city .han i has for the last three
weeks, and it is az clearly traceable to the doc
t-ine Of nee agency as taught by Judge Per-
kiHs.
Tie Indianapolis Republican gives an account
of two deaths by deliriun, tremiens-one there,
and Que at Lawrenceburg-of men who had tried
to reform, and under the beneicent law of prohi-
btior succeeded in their entleavors; bat the temp
ter came in the ape of Judicial opinion-the
devil who lad been chained, it was hoped for a
Thousand ears, was let loose, and they fell.
The Indiana Journal gives the details Of the
death of German who was killed by a train on
the Cincinnati Road, Saturday night last. The
Journal says: As appears from the evidence be-
fore the Coroner's jury, he very drunk-so
drunk that ne refused admission into friends
hon q hort baf a,1 Irup hat
of the dep5t hands noticed him In this cond-
ton the direct result of Judge Perkins doctrine
he was killed by the cars-sent stepped in liquor
to meet another Judge, who has party aims TO
secure, and who has declared that be is accused
who pats the bot lie to his neigbor's lips
X. N. National Convention.
The Seceders from the X. n \ ational Con
vention at Philadelphia last June. called
another Convention to meet at Cincinnati on
the list day Of tn present month. The Con-
vention met according to the call. 1hos. H.
Ford, OF Ohio, was selected as President, and
a Committee Resolutions appointed as fol-
lows Sheets, of Indiana; Spooner. OF Ohio
Geer. of Illinois; Mattocks of Vermont;
knight. of Rhode Island; Keith. Of Mass.
Sewell. of Penn; Weed. Of Michigan. The
Committee reported the following resolutions,
which were adopted by vote of 93 to II:
The Select Committee to which WAS referr-
ed various resolutions and propositions, mainly
on the sublec. of the differences existing be-
tween the North and the South. on the sub
lect Of Slavery, has had the same under con
sideraiion, and has approved the following
resolution, and recommend its adoption. in
lieu of the 2th section of the National Plat
form.
That the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise was al infraction of the plighted faith
of the nation, and that it should be restored,
and if efforts to tina, end should fail. Congress
should refuse 10 admit into the Union any
Safe tolersting slavery. which shall be formed
out of any portion of the territory from which
that institution was excluded by that Compro-
mise
That this Convention protests against coal
escing with any party which demands the
postponement or abandonment of American
principles or the disorganization of the AM
ercan party.
That this Convention recommend to the
delegates to the National Convention, from
President of the National Council TO cali a
meeting Of the same. TO be held at Philadel
phis on the I9.h day of February next
nU- We learn from the Indiana Journal.
that the State Sentinel has again changed
owners. Messrs. Walker and Cotton, give
place 10 Messrs. John S. Spsnn and John B.
r.. II; II, :