The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-12

~ The wheat crop in this county, notwith-
standing the serious fears entertained by many |
Of our farmers but short time ago, will be air
-iu fact better than last year. The heads are
we'll filled and the berry is plump. The yield
will be full as heavy, if not heavier. than an av-
erage Most fields are ripe enough for cutting.
but it is feared that the wet weather If IT contin
ues for few days longer will prevent a success
fol harvest = South Bend Register.
a-Thomas N. Brown, Esq, has returned
from bis Jay county trip, having made tea
speeches in that county TO large and respectable
audiences and one speech in Adams county -
The Republicans in Jay are in nigh spirits, ex-
pect TO elect their county ticket by increased
maiorties, aud will give the State ticket SUD
stantial aid ard comfort.
The jay Torch Light is doing good work
thereabouts.-- Randol h Journal.
THE Cosr OF THE JArANEsE --Philadelphia
expended So 900 only in the reception and enter
,ainment of the Japanese. New York. howev
er has gone iuto the business wholesale
style. The wine bill will reach S20oOo the
cost of the boqnets WAS 81 100. 1t is estima
ted that 100000 will hardly cover the expen
ses of the city.
~Only two of the eight Democratic
papers in Connecticut support the Douglas
ticket. The others all denounce it. but
haven't made up their minds whether to
nominslly support it, or to go in for the
Breckenridge ticket.
The Porter (Ind.) Democrat has also
come out on the same side, and doubtless
the Administration papers OF this State Will
generally support the Breckenridge ticket.
Mr.. Scbnabel, one of the witnesses before
the Covode Committee, who had the diff
Guilty with Judge Black. assaulted Brigadier
n 4 -,
his office to-day. A struggle ensued in
which the latter came OFT second best.
Schnabel, by his row with Black and his ar
dent Dorglasism, has made himself very dis
agreeable to the Administrator, and the
Constiruto., has therefore ahueed him with
out stint hence the assault No serious
results are h.eiy TO follow.
In South Carolina the members of the
beglslal re an not the people vote for Pres
ide,.t and Vice President. 4 may DO WEI,
enough that the people 0. that STATE do not
possess the right - vote. For they would
not probably make good use of it. For the
same reason, however. it would be very Well
if the Legislature didn't poss ess II.
Hon. Herschel V johnson is having
hard time Of it in stamping Georgia. He
made speech in Macon, last week, which
was badly received, and at the conclusion
he had the pleasure OF seeing himself burnt
in efigy from the windows of his hotel.
At Paoli, Indiana, Judge T1rpie came
out unequivocally for Douglas denounced
Mr. Yaucy and the savecode Democracy
with great spirit and the strongest terms.
rible blow to the Democrats, who confidently
IL oil he hi -
a Legislature favorable to Lane and his
friends. 1t is surmised that this election
will add thousands to he Republican vote
by showing those who always want to be on
the stronges: side, that neither wing Of the
Democracy has the slightest possible chance
D%The Terre Haute Express says tha.
the Douglas demonstration at that place on
Saturday night was one grand hzzle. II
was not much better than the 6zzle in In
danapolis.
~The eighth annual fair of the Vigo
county Agricultural Society will be held at
Terre Haute on the 25.h, goth, 9th, and
9sth days of September. Some $4,000 in
premiums are offered.
HrT Tom Hendricks voted for the repeal
OF the Missouri Compromise. That vote de-
/ feated him for Congress. Rascality that
would make devil blush will defeat him
before an honest people, for Governor.
DSA couple Of oxen, thirty three years
old, that in their younger DAYS were the
property Of Abe Lincoln. and since then
have done service in Kansas and Pixies
Peak. were sold in New York last week.
The sale was attended with much interest,
and high prices were obtained for "Abe
Lincoln's oxen
IA pretty smart fellow writes TO the
Madison Courier that the Republicans got
tao name of Black Republicans bee ause they
are in favor of keeping the niger black, in
con;radistinction to those Democrats who
are for making him yellow.
%Aunt E. was trying to persuade
little Eddy TO retire at shutdown:
lyon see, my dear, how the little chick.
ems go to rocst at that time
"fes, aun,y," replied Eddy. but the old
hen always goes with them"
Aunty tried no more arguments with him
~We regret 10 hear that Mr. Lincoln's
youngest caiid. remarkable bright boy Of
SIX years Of age, is lying IL, az the point of
deats.. with scarlet fever. The parent is
superior . tie politician. nr. Lincoln has
hSs bFcf SCSu o1t-ile ol HIS tlousS nor III II
cxceps s.. the bedside of his child, since
Friday last Chicago Press and Tribune
20 nit.
RErsIBr1Iox Kansas is gloriou.ly aveng-
ed! Sic sees the men who made war upon
her now making war upon each other
She stands out pure and MAJESTIC N her
uneonquerable integrity, while they are
crushed, disheartened aud demorallzei-i
Kansas will come into the Union soon after
the 4th of March next, win her banner.
waving over the dishenoered graves Of Der
political enemies Justice is slow but sure /
Albany Journal. /