The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-21

would be an annual sns.ss sws,tv mi,6ons
Of dollars to Nsw Hampshire. Tha, !,
would completely paralyzs she most i.,por
tant branoh of productive industry H. cur
Stale. no man can deny. And what eeala
take the place of our herds. to grase on
our granite hillss~e 1t would take the Safe
hall a century to recover from the shock.
The American recommends that the Leg
islature appoint Board Of Commissioners,
not to slaughter diseased cattle, but for con.
ference and aid to the armcrs- II also
recommends thai power to act 10 the Brsna-
ises be put into the hands Of the towns,
and that law be passed prohibitinS the
driving of cs.,ie from one town to another
under apenalsy of $1,000. ~
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Centre TOysn nshtp E11slAcasAon Meet
AnE. S8&FAF1
Ia pursuance of Previous ro,iee (of Two or
three days oaly) the citizens of Centre township
and vicinity met at the besntifui grove near ihe
Court House twEere permanent and ample &C.
eommodstioDs in the shape OF seats and speak
ers stands. &c., have been made for the easl-
paign.) for tho pcrpose of ratifying the aaina-
lon OF Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlia,
Is Republican candidates for President and ice
President of the United States
The meeting was organized By apIssGtsax
Hon: Solomoa Meredith President Judge VII.
Eams and Moses Robbins Esq, Vice Presidents,
aud oliver 4 Joaes Secretary. After which tAe
subjects OF the meeting were explained BY the
Presiden; IN q few concise, we'll timed, ana per-
liaent remarks.
Ga motion . committee of three was appo,a-s
ted to draft resolutions expressive of the seati-
snent of the meeting which consisted og Jacob
b. Julian John r. nihbey aud j ohm JoGrs son.z
" hen, after the firing of canton, the shock OF
which is only equaled by that felt by the peo-f
.sta TTpt.. >Atasa in = ttsa
refreshments upon their rights and liberties 5y
he presentfoul and corrupt aiminisration.--
Afler which We had tk. hest of music, disco9Fs-s
by the Abingdon aud Germantown Brass
iands which re present, and filled the whole
ssem5lage with their sou-strrins airs aud last,
hough not least Of all was the martial music
-om the West which cannot be surpassed. lif
ou want the best music you ever heard Just
end for the Germantown fife and drum.
After which. II on, o. p. Morton the nominee
the Republican party for Lieutenant G over
or of Indiana. called to the stand, aad
lade one of his finest efforts in which h. sue
eedel in exposing the corruptions. aggressions
nd extravaganza Of the present Ruling Dynasty
It Washington City, reviewing ia mastery
| ,anner the great squatter sovereignty hum
/ ug.' aud the Dred Scott Decision. After which
| be music aforesaid was renewed which Tekin-
| led the enthusiasm Of the crowd. Whereupon
ION. G.. w. Julian, the Republican nominee
| n Congress for the "BuInt District" wss called
| the stand who responded 10 an able and e'o-
ueni address, explaining the organization Of
lie Supreme Court OF the United States. point
| sg out the Objectionable features as it regards
,e distribution of Judges North and South.
md at the same time exposing to view the fact
lat the views Of an overwhelming maj jority Of
he American people, as it regards this ques ion
| slavery are utterly misrepresente ted by the an.
ii the foreign courts at which she United States
re represented; aud in conclusion gave a short
nd concise history Of Lircoln and Hamlin's an
.sceden;s upon the slavery and other questions
rowing that they all right and that tEei,
.omnatious for President aud Vice Presideu;
fere pre-eminentiy putting the right men in tae
| ght place. Alter which the Committee on
:s5lutions reported through their Chairman, J
:. Julian, the following resolutions
|. Resoiued. That we heartily approve of aud
sndorse the nominations Of Abraham Lincoln
sad Hannibal Hamlin as the Republican cand:-
,ates for President and Vice President of tL.
United States; that the declaration Of principles
iade at the Convention recently held at Chica
%, meets with our unqualified appreciation, and
hat with such men for our standard bearer. aud
tuch principles Inscribed on our banners IRE ca,
md iriR succeed
Resoived. That, while we are unable 70
onceal satisfaction with the selection 0.
Honest Abe Lincoln Of Illinois AS OR cLel
;ader, regarding him, we do peculiar d
Western mau ana tree to Western interests Ne
|
fistinguished Senator frcm Maine for the second
osition; and recognizing in them both tue Re
ublicans. firmly and devotedly attached TO the
..se!l defined and well understood p.incipe Of the
ariy; We pledge 70 them aud the noble cause
they represent the use of oil honorable me ans "a
.asure their success.
"a. Resolved That the advancement Of Abra-
am Lincoln from the position OF poor boy
and obscure raii splitter to that Of the can3.-
.iate Of the Republican party for the highss!
flee in the world, while il conmends Itself to
me young aud ambitious, though poor and log
+, everywhere, as example worthy Of imita
ION, is most forcible illustration OF the efec
If the free institutions by which he was s1rrouh-
Jed aud fostered, aud the strongest argu ment ir
,avor Of the principles and aims Of the Re?eb-
lean party.
Ali Of which resoiEtions we're unanimously
adopted. BE es
WLe.eupon rots of thanks Was presegted K
.he several Bands in attendance for their sesTi
| res on the present oec aston.
/ 1t was fug.her resolved tha. the Repn olicar
lspers OF the county be requested 70 publish ths
proceedings Of this meeting.
Three round hearty cheers were given fol
l.incoln, Hsmlin, and the State and CongTes
| s.onal tickets, add the meeting adjourned
SOL MEREDITH. Pres't.
o L. JosEs, Ser'y.