The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

The @Uuion se!sef Assceia.ion," hkss this nethfd
q rendering IL thanks tathose members & the CITY
Coanc wo sssed IN fayss of aliovi,s the use sfsae
City Property Or .orlk an's Home"
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T..s sad,e. es tie yassa Resss Association, while
fasy q course. submit p the dscison Of the eosnea
Ia wi .ahosfay Tas nss 81 RE hoas. aske for, thirt
.,ers must hare heen misunderstanding in re-
gard esra~sssr.bs the ca-ps- and - erdsr -
Justify ssseNae "a o.i Had To The citizsnSwe
si.A - as short ssAsssssassx sssi.;s.
aims, Ac., i Gee ses.-6F eses -. s9f.s@ef !
Our venerssed trieni, Robsr. Morrison, as hezrew
old and feeble found impossible for him to distribute
relief 10 The objects Of his kind beneyolenee, and feel
ing be usei aften to say hat II was his I'M
persive iuss to 'give relief Heaven had blessed
store askei friends TO assist him in BIS Eff
forts 10 do good Who could resist such appeal
"a rtyfg US his s.ans to Distribute be would 10
us-aNake no distinctions persons OF all countries,
all beliefs al eoiers good BAD; Soldering humanity
is VII At I wish to relieve. Il sEa8 @1 so S8G s
Those OF us who ccept.d that trlss, tfifk that
we could electnalr carry his intentions. by
arg nxing ourselves into society, did paving
uonty fee and giving such donations in addition as
could afnrd. And we are glad TO say that We
hare received much encouragement, and large dona-
tions from many of citizens outside Of assoea
ton. All these good gifts we hare tried to distribute
faithfully, and hops to be able TO give good account
OF our stew ardsbi p- ss sgrHs
Bat in efforts to relieve sufferers we have found
children among which orphans and half-orPhans
who were being raised up 10 iileaess, ignorance and
Glth We could do nothing for them but relieve their
present wants, knowing tina. in short time they
would be mona the better Of our efforts TO do them
good This suggested home to take such children,
where we could have entire control them, teach
them cleanliness, industry, and the rudiments of an
eiucaton getting them good homes as fast as posi-
be- This home would be presided over by some good
woman. There probably would never be more than
six or efgh. children in at time, and they under
striet They would never be allowed 70
90 outside of the premises except with some one conf
petent to take Of them. There IS not lady in-
.erested in establishing this home, who would not be
willing 10 have it adjoining her own. The tocafien
was chosen because the city ewas the house, and
could give free of expense, which would be an i'm
portant item. As regard ourselves the agents OF
Robert Morrison felt that could ask this of the
Council with some confidence knowing what he has
done for the city After he has given his thousands
cannot the city give the OF this house livery oni
knows of of Robert Morisson for the oene
tit the poor of the city, but possibly every on'
does not that his request that our society
should the interest of the money to distribute
AS we had acted his agents for these four years
this additional trust showed his confidence IN On
Judgment. There must have been, as we said before
some misunderstanding in regard 10 cur object bofi
by the Council and the signers Of the remonstrance
we would be as much opposed to being connected
with pest house." &c, the Council would be tt
granting the of the house for such purpose or as
the signers of the reonstrance woald be 10 having
anything OF the kind located near them.
| By ORDER AssocIAT ALTON.