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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30
Republican Mass Meeting IN kentuck
FREE SPEECH vINDICArED!i

Republican meeting was held in Coviuy-
ton Monday night, on the corner Of Madison
aud Tenth streets
Though the notice given of it was short,
more than eight hundred persons were present.
Nj j. T. Whittsnore. OF Gown y,on. pre-
sided. aud introduced to the audience. as the
frs, speaker. n. R, Norton. Esq. OF Newport.
Mr.. Norton spoke briefly on the leaiiay issues
OF the campaign and its bearing on the inter
ests OF the people OF Kentucky A few row.
dies. who We're present. showed disposition
10 Interrupt. the meetin, by heeting aud other
attempts 10 annoy the speaker: but MAJOR
Harris. OF Csving,on, Democratic Elec,or for
that district. mounted the stand and urged
that for the sake OF the reputation of the city.
the auditors OF all classes should listen respect
fully to the speaker From that time no coa.
siderable attempt was made TO interrupt the
meeting.
Hon. Caleb b Smith. vi Cincinnati. was
the next speaker. His effort was eminsntly
worthy of his high reputation as an orator
and logiciau. He refuted the calumny tina,
the Republican party desires 10 interfere with
Slavery where it exists; showed up the inoon-
sistency of the Sham Democracy. in repeating
the Missouri Compromise and denying the
constitutlonality of that compact; demonstrated
the vital Importance. to the laboring masses
of Kentucky and the whole country that the
vast free regions of the West should be pre-
served intact from the establishment of Slavery.
and answered in the most etfectual and thrill
ing manner the charge that Mr.. Fremont has
no an,ecedents." Mr.. Smiths address was
one of the ablest we have heard during the
campaign, and was received with roars of APP
plause.
Mr.. J. NJ. Walden, Of Cincinnati, made a
brief and pointed speech, after which the meet
ing adjourned
l, was spirited and highly creditabe gath
ering, and indicates that the tide of public
opinion in Ken tucky is in favor Of Free Speech.
Major Harris deserves the thanks of all good
citizens for his handsome conduct on the oc-
easion.-I Gin. Gazette.
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Esy Some discussion having arisen as to
the rules of the Roman Catholic Church, re-
lative to the marriage of Protestants by their
Priests. We copy the following from the debate
between Alexander Campbell sud Bishop
John B. Purcell. which took place at the Syc-
arnore street Church, in Cincinnati, in Jauu-
ary. 1s37-see page 81 of the published
debate. printed in the spring of that year.
Bishop Purcell. well known Roman Catholic
prelate, then said:
elf any two or more young persons viii
come to me who have been rightly baptized an
Protestant concentrations. warrant them (f
there be no other obstacle) they shall be quick
" bound in the ipdissoluble bonds Of mat
rimony." ~ *
This was announced several years before
Col FRxxoxr married JKssIK BKHToH!
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ASTONISHING Observation-Disclosures to the
increased number Of At the last election, the
population OF the State Of Indiana has gained within
the las. two years about $4,000 It's thriving Stass
Every arrival Of the trains from Ohio, just is
,dding the voting populations, and shall not be
disappointed if by Tuesday the estimate not
safely be made At half = million, few committees
81 Republicans, should accompany each departure
engranss their destination. that those amongst
whom they design to pitch their shan'ys for :. few
lays" may DO surprised At their sudden appear
ance, Whilst think Of it, we will hint TO these
Irish emsrants that the citizens OF adana intend 10
make an Improvement on the State election by DO
ING THEIR OWN VOTING mex, Tuesday, and. il
needs be- THEIR OWN FIGHTING, too. in order 70
preserve the ballot box pure. Take warning in time
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G.. FREMONT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON.

ELECTORS.
SAMUEL w. PARKER.
JOHN a. HENDRICKS,
JAMES T. EMBREE.
RANDALL CRAWFORD.
JAMES Y. ALLISON.
JOHN D. ROWLAND,
NELSON TRUSLER,
HORATIO G. NEWCOMB.
WILLIAM G. COFFIN.
CALEB v. JONES,
DANIEL D. PRATT,
JOSEPH II. MATHER.
MILTON 8. ROBINSON.
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Forthe Palladium

Forthe Palladium.
MR. EDIroR:-The following is an extract
from letter written by young lady of Vim
cennes, to her friend in this city. The cor
RICHNESS of her statements have since been
corroborated by two gentlemen writing from
the same place; and all so to show that the
party who have made much ado about
ministers of the Gospel taking part in cleo
TONS are guilty of the same crime, and to
much greater degree:
On election day | was at the house of -
and, of course, had fair opportunity of see
ing and hearing much Of what was going on
at the polls. The most striking instance of
clerical interference in election ever heard of
in this country, was certainly exhibited here.
on this occasion. The Catholic shops, and
all the priests, stood around the polls with
tickets in their hands electioneering as though
their salvation depended upon the election of
the Catholic or Old Line candidates. They
did not only electieneer with the old citIzt MS,
but actually brought up sixty nine young
French and German students--llad them take
out their naturalization papers. and vote
Some OF them also secured all the groceries
which you are aware are kept by Catholics
and urged the tipplers and loafers who con-
rrcge,e about such places, to 70 to the polls and
vote for free worship and free whisky. There
were also congregated about the polls. a large
number Of DULLES and gamblers, of the same
party, ali Of whom were armed with HALVES,
pistols brass knucks. blud geons, &c; and in
some instances. prevented decent an respec
table citizens from voting, aud would N no
instance allow them to express preference
for the Republican candidates. Dir. E. Cook
did attempt to advocate the claims Of one OF
the Republican candidates, and was knocked
down bv the notorious Tom Harrow. who
varely and dangerously cut. About two hun
dred and fifty Irish were brought from Hi
nois, and instructed by the priests to
swear in their votes, which they did; and all
the Catholic candidates were elected
Does il not seem strange that all this wick
edness and fraud should be perpetrated to
secure the election Of such man as jim VII
iiams, who viii be laughing stock IN the
Legislature Martin Anthis for Sheriff.
man who can neither read nsr write. l.
Co-nover for Treasurer-whe. year ago,
burned up the city books 20 keep from being
exposed IN his unlawful speculstions
Truly, poor Knox has fallen into the hands
Of the PhiIistians, and goodness only knows
what viii become Of Us. Il seemed that Al
lila and his hosts had come down upon US,
and destroyed all our defenees.
! Property, since the election, in and about
Vineennes, has fallen At least forty per cent.
in value; and if things should long remain as
they now are, deeeat people viii be glad TO
get away on any terms
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l hereby certify tha. have known Mr. s
z. Bliss for several years, and consider him
an honorable man in every sense ofthe word
B. F WICKLE,
Commission Merchant.
GALEsBURG, H.. June 25,h. 1856
How any man in favor of the Freedom OF
the Territories can support Buchanan after
reading the above. is beyond our comprehen-
sion. Let the free Press Of the country give
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Fremont IN CALIFuRSiA.-MF- Jessea Bonsr.
q young man OF this clsv. has just returned
from { slifornia. where he Anew Col Fremont
as military officer aud clazen- He
states that FremonIs popularity IN California
is unprecedented. and that lie thinks ma or
itv Of the people are in favor OF his election as
President, for be Is kHown 10 understand thor
oughlv the wants and ne cesstIes OF that State.
Mr.. Boner writes to "a: A national railroad
Is the question eminent with the Cantor
mans, and The State viii carry the electoral
ticket for Freedom asd Fremont BY over
whelning majority His friends in California
know he has the courage and ability TO carry
out any public improvement that Is national.
and that ne is also wiling 10 protect and de-
fead the rights aad privileges of every citizen
of these United States He Is the man 70,
The times. and in him is conferred the back
bone 10 save the country from anarchy and
civil war."-Cin. Commercial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

The results of experience and the theories of science
all attest that this mode of fence is superior any here
ofore in in economy, strength closeness elegance
portability and durability.
This Fence is vanished with asphaltum varnsh, which
protects from rust, and mparts to it beautiful black
olor 1t is perfectly barrier against farm
cstock does not catch the wind ndestructbe by fire or
reshet does not conne the heat but admits freely the
eolarraya does not occupy the SOIL harbo vermin as
stone walls and quickest hedges do requires no repair
save re COATING Of Varnish in four or We years
and possesses sufficient elasticity enable it, without the
least injury experience that expansion by the heat of
summer, AID that contraction by the c1d winter which
nave been so fatal to other modes of iron fence.
Each roll coptaus Twenty RoDS 6J feet per rod The
fence is secured To the posts by staples (honk-headed
screws one staple each lateral WIRE at each post
The posts are o. the usual arength and are of wood
though they may be OF iron or stones they feet
apart; and NO RAILS are requh ed
Manufactured and sold by
mch22 aw6m
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A CARD!-E. B. LAM5oN would respectfully give
IA notice to the citizens Of Worcester ami Worcester
county, that having made arrangements to take the
ton and Commission stand Of A. Putnam, Nos 66 and
6S Main street, he will hold himself in readiness at all
times to attend to any business that may be entrusted
him.
He will also give his personal attention sales in any
part of the County Sate such Administrators AS
signees, Sherhs and Morgagees Sales, and sales of
Real Estate Houses Furniture at private residences and
Farmers Stock. Charges reasonable.
Having had twenty years experience in selling In this
county the subscriber confident he will be able to give
satisfaction to all that wish his services
Il. B. L. will also attend to the apprasing of property
sp3 dawtf
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The following kinds Of this fence most in use and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES.
No. !, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wrss of N 10
wire, body of No IA wire, $2,o per rod.
No 2 81 feet high ilch mesh nteral wires of No. 10
wire, body of No. IA wire, $l,75
No g. q feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body of No. IA wire, So
No. 4, q feet high inch mesh, lateral wires of No. 10
wre body of No. IA wire, $l,374.
No. 3, II feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. IL
body Of No. 10 WIRE $1,T5.
No 8, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body of No IL wire, rs.
NO. ~ feet high inch mesh, lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body Of No 10 wire 81
No. g. Extra, 81 feet high inch sh, lateral wires OF
No. $ wire, body of No IL wire, Sl,5O.
Nos l 2, 3, and are most used for gardens ceme-
teres, treses and other places where beauty the qu
ity most desired No and Z, and No Extra best
adabted for farms. railroads. highway, and for other pur
poses where strength and efficiency tue
sary qualities.
]. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
uccessors to the l.. w. Fence Company
No. 80 Water Street Boston
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
:, Printed and Published by JOHN MILros EARLE,
TEsMAs Drew at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester. Mas


DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
nonths Sl5 for three months 10 cents per week. single
oPes TWO cents each When paid strictly in advance,
deduction of 81 year will be made and proporonate
eqgcuon II paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars a year; 81 for six
mohts and 90 cents for three months If paid strictly in
sdYance, Sl,75 cts year; single copies cents each
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PATENT AGENCY
AND
MODEL ANUFA TORY
No. 2O7 MAIN ST, (up stairs) WORCESTER.
Models, Drawings, Specifications, SC,
made, and
PATENTS PROCURED.


BY JAS. q. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass,
A PRACTICAL MECHANIC CRAFTSMAN,
Well acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
in the Patent Office
Having made many successful applications for PatentG
refer to them as furnishing ample evidence Of my ability
and success,
All business confded to me will be promptly attended
to at the tooesf rates Casually % per cent lower than
the same would DO done by others in the proession)
Having connections with one of The best Ageuts ut
Washington, and making frequent trips there am ena
bled keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus aorng the best fac
titles for preliminary examinations, and advising Inven
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inye lions
Inventors will find II to their advantage TO mt heir in
veuons INTO substantial form Model as soon ~ prac
cahle fhis frequently secures Patent in case Of aues
persan acquainted with the Putent Laws proceedirs
N the Patent Once IS TO securing their rights.
All communications strictly conhde tial Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examna
tions made comparing Inventions with those already pa
tented or in for the same purpose, or involving the
same principles and advice given as to the probability Of
obtaining patent In saving from fifty to
hundred dollars to tine Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
10 order upon reasonable terms, and warranted 10 answer
the requisitiOns of The Patent Office.
Deeds of assignments recorded No washington copies
of Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
Office obtained copy Of the claims Of any inyen
ton furnished for IS Gents.
The Patent Laws Reports Of Patent Gases, and other
valuable works relating TO Patents, together with com
plet list Of all the Patents record nj Washington, can
be seen NJ my office, free Of charge.
For further information, inquire Of
Over No 2O7 Main ST. Worcester,
nyAl communications strictly confidential
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e. e. ABROTT.

p T T e OK n,
JFFIoE, No. l, FLAGG's BUILDING,
Having recently made several extensive additions to his
list OF Real Estate, both in the city country consist
Ing Of Houses Building Lots Farms, Wood Lots Water
Privileges, &C., takes pleasure in announcing the pub
lie generally that he is now prepared to offer greater in
1uceens to purchasers of Real Estate than he has ever
before done, or offered in this city.
Also Real Estate of all kinds bought and Sold and ex
changed, on commission Also Tenemens located in va
nous parts of the city, constantly on hand.
Peate call at my office, and examine my lists before
purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Jan. 20. diff
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urAll communication ions strictly S " CONFIDENTIAL

E5yASuTONABLE CABINET MANU-
n FACTORY--The subscriber having taken a store
n W. u. ALLEs's BLOCK, Main street, opposite the
City Hail. would inform his frien Is and the public, that
he Il ready 10 make 10 order, all kinds Of Cabinet Work
Of wcod 70 suit fancy. Desks and Screens for Banks,
Elbow Cases. Desks for stores, Counters Library and or
Ace Tables all kinds Of Desks for Offices and Oounngi
Rooms hook Cascs a. any STYLE Extension Tables OF any
pattern puipis and Church Furniture The character
Of my work Il well known in the city and needs pulling
The best Of references can be given Work repaired 10
the best manner All orders thankfully received and
romnliv attended To. JOSEPH BURT.
Nus~esatar. .Tniv "a 1Rbh wa ~
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Reol Gstntr.

- TWO HOUSES FOR SALE,-The
Hill subscriber offers for sale the following desirable
H4.A property;
LIST, A Two Story House, located on the corner
of Cherry street and Batlet Place. "a by 81 with an ell
IL by l6 This house is in good repair and f desred
could easily be made to two families The
lot contains 1850 feet of land upon which is variety
fruit and ornamental trees To person desiring quiet
and pleasant residence this property presents unusual
inducements.
I'd, Cottage House, very conveniently ordered
for two families situated the corner of Cherry and
Vine streets, and ado ming the above. Upon this lot
So which contains $3.50 feet of land are several valuable
trees The house so located that should the purchaser
wish, another house might be erected on Vine street
Both Of these houses well built and will be sold on
very liberal terms. They may be examined between the
hours of AMI NJ, until the 18th instant, and any
further information respecting the terms &C. obtained
application at the premises. o. CLoCGH.
Worcester, April4 1856 diff
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Notifies.

NOTICE TO WATCHMAKERs.-
~ templating change in business am ready to Of
Ter Tor sale my stock in trade together with lease of store
winch IS one OF the best locations in the city To any one
wishing to commence with paying business already es
tabished this chance offers inducements very rarely met
with.
S. P. CHAMPNEY,
ieDl5d 267 Msn-st.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885.
p. YOUNG,

Z. GUN O,
Dealer in
+ A N CY GO o DIS, TO VS.
AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
Offers to the public, BASKETS and WILLOW WARE,
Children's Carriages and Cabs,
general assortment of Fishing Tackle Birds and Cages
Seeds, and every article wanted by bird keepers.
Also many and articles not to be found at
at any other place.
Umbrellas and Parasols Altered Covered and Repaired
PINKING, CRIMPING,
and MARKING FOR EMBROIDERY, from any pat
tern desired.
Sign of "THE VARIETY ST0RE,n
Waldo Block,
" Next to the BAY STATE House N
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@ l.. l.. MASON hereby gives notice to his
N1M friends and former patrons that he has taken
IL 81 room over Thayer Tsft's Eating House
AsAzS No. 237 Main Street,
Where he intends to his former business OF CLEAN
ING AND REPAIRING all kinds Of WATCHES, CLOCKS,
TIMEPIEOES, &C., and attending such other jobs as
come in this ne at the shortest notice. and in the most
thorough manner.
He will further state that after eighteen years. expert
ence as an AucToNEER he is still in possession of IL
cense and will attend to such sales the public may
see fit to favor him with.
Worcester. March 81. 1856. DIFF
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o. FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
n, offers to sell from 40 to so acres of land with the
s buildings thereon, consisting two story House.
Barn, and other out buildings situated in the eastery
part of Holden and half miles from the CENTRE and
hve miles from Worcester 1t is known as the Daniel
knowlton farm is well divided into moving, tiage pas
ture and wood land, principally fenced with stone walls
fayn'ent made easy. WINSL0W FAIRBANKS
" =
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r. FOR SA LE.-The subscriber now offers for
Ra, sale one of the most desirable locatone within the
WIZ, city or county of Worcester situated on West
buildings were two years ago, built modern style
and thorough manner. The house is 24x32 15x2O CON
tanning 10 rooms good cellar under the whole and never
failing water brought into kitchens also wood-house
10xl5 attached. good Barn 2Sx35 with celar under
the whole This place contains 80 acres OF the best land
under high state of cultivation well adorned with shrub
berry and various kinds of fruit trees.
The above place is well located for gardener or one
doing business ia the city, wishing live little retired
It is on the line of the w. N. r, r. of a mile from
the Summit station, and 20 rods from stopping place to
be accommodated by special train from Worces-
ter to 0akdale
This pla@e, if not disposed of at private sale will be
sold at Public Auction, the first day of May. More
land can be had if desired Terms easy For further
particulars, inquire of 7. NJ LAMB 2To Main st. or Of
the subscriber, the premises.
mCh20 dawtmav2 TANp
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NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
new collection of
Social, Moral, and Religious Songs,
Designed for the use Of Schools seminares Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY O. CoLLEsTER.
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher aud Director of Music and having been for seve
raj years employed as teacher and Director of Musical
Conventions and Teachers Institutes, and ALSO having
been employed in the State Normal School Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster, Mass by
which circumstances and various other opportunities he
has boon enabled ascertain the wants of the people in
regard to this department Of education feels confident
that will not only meet the appreciation of the many
Teachers and Superinendents Of Schools and friends Of
education who have earnestly solicited its compilations
but the public generally.
Published and for sale by W. j. Reynolds, Boston A.
Price per dozen, $780, Copies for examination or
warded to any address receipt Of eleven Letter Postage
Stamps. nl3 dt&ws
VRVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
DUYKlNcK,s oYoLoPEDTA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
CoLroN,s PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF HENRY
CLAY.
BY an arrangement recently perfected with +. Parker,
of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications. John Keith h Go. have the satisfaction Of
announcing to the citizens Of Worcester and vicuity that
they are now authorized to receive and fill out subscrp
lions for either or all OF these work. Persons wishing
to examine are Informed that copies Of the books await
their inspection at the Bookstore of the subscribers.
The subscription terms fellows, Cash on delivery
being a distinction strictly observed.
Irying's Life Of Washington, vols, $500 per vol.
fThc LIST and End already issued, the 3rd shortly forth
coming)
oyclopedia Of American Literature, volumes, $780,
ALREADY issued)
Coton's Private Correspondence Of Henry Clay, $3.50
ALREADY issued)
Worcester january Is, 1856 dd
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E0EMOVALs-The subscriber having removed
from Orange st. to Y southbrdge would respect
oy give notice that he will continue, heretofore to
keep the best supply of
CAKE, BREAD, AND PASTRY,
70 be found in the city. Order received by A. p Abee
Confectiouer, Pleasant St, at " SOuthbfdge st
diff KING
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Price Two cents.
Drp 6uuos.

aHAKPEFS! CARPETS my Garnet Wa-s-
hoons are now wsll-hed with all the varieties and
syes Of carpets to be found in the market rang
ing from 70 cent Cotton to Velvet Tapestrv - 0"S
Customers can buy their Carpets cheap tbis ve. .A
out climbing long flights of stairs as an nv gods ~ s
displayed the irst floor MARTYR s TSTSs are
app dim AO'A'