The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31


mans to participate in the Republican meeting
on the l5.h, reached Brookville on that daY.
They had been detained no doubt. at India
napolls, IN order 10 prevent the attendance OF
these lovers of freedom. /, Is part of the
scheme OF the Office holders 10 preven, an
honest expression of opinion b. these Ger
mans .imsrieaa.
To spin and weave. 10 knit and sew
Was once girls employment;
But now. 10 dress and catch beau,
l. al! she calls enjoyment.
EF We notice BY the New York papers
that the New York and Erie railroad Ex-
press" have just been robbed of large
amount OF money, being the second loss they
have sustained since the commencement of the
llljudgei experiment. of establishing and
conducting an express in connection with
their legitimate business of the transporta-
ton of freight and passengers. The exact
amount OF the loss hs. not yet been ascer-
tanned, the waybills having been taken with
the money, but It is believed 10 be somewhere
in the neighborhood of thirty thousand dol
lars, more or less.-4i5any Er. Journal
Is- Noble P. Howard, of Greenfield
whom the Old Liners turned out of the Post
Office in that place for regulating the Bu-
chanan slavery platform, is doing a good
work in the cause Of Freedom and Fremont
He is an active Jealous Republican.
Es-"I don't care SO much about the bugs"
said Mr. Wormley to the head Of a genteel
private family in which he resides, but the
fact is. marm. hanft got the blood to spare;
you see that yourself
B9- The citizens of Indianapolis are
"cute." Hear the ''Locomotve:''
IL is fair estimate to safe that So 900
was expended in the political celebration this
week. OF this. the best part goes to the
railroads. our city getting goodly portion
Keep the ball rolling. as every revolution puts
money in the pockets Of our citizens"
WILD Car BASks-''Ind State Bank,
Bloom field Minin., an Manufacturing Com
pany's Bank Bank Of Commerce. al Point
Commerce; the EIkhart Bank, at Elkhart;
Downings Bank of Indiana. at Rchland;
and the Western Exchange Co Bank, InIi-
annapolis. are not known at lhe Auditor OF
States office
Er The Eincennes Gazette States that
while the Old Liners were attempting to raise
pole at Lebanon on Saturday some of the
ropes gave away, bringing it to the ground
AS it fell it unfortunately struck Mr.. A. Q.
Nelson, a lawyer of the place on the head.
hitiiuS hiIli I>iautit nAI. -Ncioou was lIoui
Louisville, and had been residing in Lebanon
about two years.
E- The Richmond Inquirer gives a list of
thirteen reasons why the south should vote
for Mr.. Buchanan. The thirteenth reason
is very touching. and runs as follows:
He (Mr. Buchanan) never gave vote
against the interests of slavery, and never Ut
tered word which could pain the most sen
silive Southern heart.
RUNNING HoRsE BACKWARDS The Paris
correspondent of the Boston Post says
an En- LIish horse was made 10 travel back
wards on the Champs Elysees the other day
by his owner. the Coun, de Lancosme Breves-
to decide wager. Crab like, the docile ami
NAL performed five eghts Of mile in five
minutes and thirty seven seconds sport
ing item worth mentioning.
Is- Gov. Wise said, al a late Buchanan
ratification meeting a. Richmond, Va. that
"the election of Buchanan would enhance the
value of negroes from ~ .OOJ to S5.O0O.''-
But what will it make white men WORTH
Ten cents a day
MARRIED ELEVEN WOMEN There is now
living" Scotch paper says, sin the neigh
borhood OF Glasgow. lady in her 10Th
year; and very recently another female is
ported to have died at the aye OF 101; whilst
carpenter, named James Walney, died in
Glasgow during 1857, actually l24 years old.
This man is stated to have married eleven
wives. all of whom he buried and of his Il
children, five survived him, whose ages
amounted to 326 years collectively"
s1- 4 Yankee doctor has 90: up RENE
dy tor hard times Il consists Of ten hours
labor, well worked in.
- At late Democratic meeting in Hol-
yoke, Mass, fee persons were present
R1sr The Postmasters At Clark's mills.
Oneida county. \. y, was removed for en-
tcrtaining political opinions bearing towards
the cause Of the mustang. A Buchanan man
could not afterwards be found in the whole
town to take the post, and the Office was ac-
cordingly discontinued.
Is HERBERT DEAocRAr?-The Enquirer
is very anxious 10 dissolve the connection
between the Democratic party and Herbert,
the murderer. l. tried this game some time
ago, but failed. We proved that Herbert
was admitted to seat on the floor at the
Cincinnati Convention, and took an active
part in the deliberations Of the California del
ega,es. while the rules OF the Convention ex-
cluded ali except delegates.
Again, Herbert voted with the Democrats
for Speaker Of the House, and the Democrats
cast their whole party strength in his favor
against a committee of investigation. How
could all this have happened if Herbert had
been. as the Enquirer charges. Know Moth
ing?-C Gin. Gaz.
Two REAsoss.-A gentleman in New York
City contributed q considerable sum 10 buy
Mr. Fillmore a coach. some four years ago
He says now he is opposed to Fillmore's elec.
ton for two reasons. First. because he is op-
posed to Freedom; and second. because he
sold the coach which had been presented to
him.