The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

Friend EDIrogsF-l understand thar an att.a,,
has been made 70 cast ltileridicaleon those whom
from conscious motive declined selling their corn .
the warehouses and ether places Of deposit a. iii,
place, under the impression that much Of the gran
thus transported lie railroads 10 the distan, nm,
kets fails into the hands Of dstlle1s and is hv then
manufactured into lqsid poison Wili the gentlemen
engaged in this business any Others who can syesk
knowingly, inform what becomes Of the corn TN.
transported? Do they believe. do they know, tha.
considerable part Of the corn THIS transported
Tot eventually converted into whisky?
Until they satisfy TIE Conscientious farming cec
munity on this point they should at least treat res
pectfu!ly those who prefer selling their corn a, tn.
mills starch works, or more private market Fa.
At this po:n, ofthe progress Of Temperance useless
10 ask the conscientious advocates of The Maine Law
10 SCI. their corn 10 he dister aud if no, 70 him
they reasonably dispose Of 70 his agent or any
one else. when they have good reafon 10 believe /,
will eventually fall into lis hands? Who VIII ealsl
ten Us: have ne; been sseep over this matter
have 10 sell, bat under existing circumstances
csnnei dispose Of il o The produce dealers the rail
road ] am anxious 10 encourage every branth Of
Legitimate and honorable trade. and am really sorry
say word which may affect, the least anfavor.
ably those engaged in huypg up the products Of the
farmer well knowing the service they rendering
but the circumstances seemed To reqnirc it
How ard,ntly desire see the day when a sus-
Gent number OF the States shall have enacted and
enforced stringent Pohibitory Liquor Law enable
TO be morally certain when dispose of corr
that it vii. be used for legitimate purpose and 10.
for the manufacture of articles which more than any
other cause in existence, is dealing damnatoa
round the land and extending its banef1l influences
TO generations We. unborn. t.
For the Palladium.
t The following lines suggested by account il
the New York Tribune of suicide committed by
med John Murphy, who, together with his family through
the pressure Of the and consequent Of employ
reduced starvation. The wretehed man
induced the rash in order shield him from a
seiousne.s miserable The other facts may be
CLEANED from the
New York.> New Year.
4 sound Of rcvelry and Inirh
Rang Thousand ears,
As proud New \ DIRK pref pared TO meet
An exchange Of the years:
The gay thought not OF the poor
That starving, pinned around their door.
Wild not reigned: sure one would think
A happier day ne'er shown;
They thought not OF expense and health,
But present joy alone.
Gay thoughtless ones your lavished store
Would feed thousand hungry poor.
Then save your bounty to relieve
The suffering round you here,
And this would be deed more worth
To herald a New Year:
And Heayen would bIess You all the more
For giving to the humble poor
Wild riot reigned the old year stood
Amid this scene sublime,
But not alone upon he brink
/ OF passing out O Time;
For here many starving poor,
/ With whom the struggle would soon be Ger.
ery hn, no, 81 feaT. -
shrek tina. made the blood run cold,
Hut not Of the dying year
OF yonder cot where dwell the poor
Ru. soon. within whom burned shark