The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
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4 Among otter e1aeslaea.s q cur Le-s.s.s-s il the
Paat there IS law PunshiuE iassslsu4. for taas
obtaining goods. property q aay description
Whether this l41r eau be 50 cas truet - % reaca
the individual attempts o5taa tie votes 81 his
eli3s citizens br Pain5ag If ter Is aaa COMPOST
the coFnirgs q another m.us trains j. tie sues-
: ten se desire TO lay before tie peapie OF Wayne
coaniy. and have tasm decide.
We specially 4s.ude - the lengthy aasasaatioa
Il, tas 7 slsg-us. Of Feb. 9TH, s.snsd b. Eha Cox
ne e. the m=msers ia se last Indiana legislators
from Wavne Coaatr. saf purpertag to have been
written By hln. Our attention was cas.es z, LAT
commune on, By friend o. Mr. Cox, va5 vvas
aaAo1s 80 impress v.ltb has capacity ana Peculiar
illness Representative man AM .e4ss, k-ts-a
earel.I PsEusal q taAt article, informed sr 6
friend, t4at t4s4zat had sufficient ..-zee n
oas possession, . coa73aee him 4uy a-ler -aaa.
:at Mr.. Cox not ti-s author # ,4e esl4ma4r.4-
tan alluded 4, and submitted 10 lisl ls ..Io u
letter tat Ce5s-i rem taIt ul.ga of -s lexis
!aEure, 4a.=i SO February I5t t. compare s4 a.
comm a-5eaton. The result taa- E}9....z friend
wss convinced KAT b. wasn't he /. 80 10
- la." a.3 thought Wayne county onza: go SEMI 8.
;t= .-a;sr2 better AMI m5r. iateA..ea; ta5-r an
...t-cs, r Possible.
" ars ta. To mar the far proportions the hug
~ great aeglbar Of TIE T.b7rra .ss u.tup-
fsctleai out Ut srerl Cox. All uasalu- but the
da;e ta tle psop.s ot our county ts expose
the rams pE.cteei, could have Induced as 6, Ias..sh
tnjs Letter. ls aa IT. -~- H. la arisr To- s-s.v tie
4Aty ca,.4, editor Won liza. 4.4 ts eat os Il .erv
. ztsaI.. TIRED.
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i.s: ia short. utye.ge "a .as Ia an ii Il of i.-,-
FseatagiF- Cox, A. eJae.4e. 20 peas ssrsl 1t
up t:is utiar ia order.
IT apy ons sd oar reader. >lous louat tie genuine
e. s.
al tue FALLADGuA ollie, aa e,alaiue liz . Il "a. FIR
themselves. and 10 Convinced.
ISDIANAPoLt@ FEBRUARY 1874 1860
Mr. Editor
It has been well remarked that at
ter storm "a calm insueath no remark
that / can think Of ut this time seams to
suit nay purpoise better thi- time than
this. The House has had the scnnet Joint
restitution ratfving the constitutional
amendment abolIishin Slavery in all the
iurstition of the United stat.e under
confederation for four DAYS and two and
= half knights Mr. Buscirk the would be
champion and the great lights OF the Old
defuuct Democratic Party in the House
consumed at least three hours OF the
House in hoarin the members and spec
taItters in speacLing OH the constitutional
! ament He branched ought in all direc-
tians discussed all subjects directly are
indirectly corrected with the subject he
rsiyed and charged made falce declara.
tones and assumed tiucc positions and
palmed them OFF as being erclivent to the
subject yes he was liking unto a duhlc
edged swoard lie cut boath WAYS in the
mijasty OF his streindth and power he
slew all opistion rs with low Bon Of an
Ass With all the powers of his shaving
he never fetched dawn his pray are eau
sed the House to give him faint cheer
except at the last when his own IMMUNITY
and tremendous and gigantoC mind fail
ed To to come TO his relief he then called
to his aid one of the cloasing speeches Of
the immortal Daniel Webster the most
flGent and eloquent speeches he ever
made in his life having this speach com
mited to memory it GENE in good play
he then delivered it after he exasted his
one stalk Some few unthoughtfun by
ISLANDERS was heard to uttor som faint ap-
plae>e. Number OF the democrats mem
berS deliyeread themselves of speaehes
against the Niger III EVERY shape that
there prejudices minds could invent
beraltlng those who have little Christion
CNmpothy for those unfortunate creatures
made so by Democrats and sesessionts
opposing all measures for their advance .
ment in usefulness an Christianity If
the same sperit was to preyaile all over
this land a gsnst them that was manifas-
ted in this House the would most Ger .
talnty he dragged doun to TO dlsoracefuI
degradation The opposition mover de .
nounecd the domination of Shareholders .
III this Country are dropped one word of
c"hcoIatt"n ior the por slave Great god .
what what hypPocrits and hard hearted
men Those are Tie hcratcd tie New
Eng land people in ~tEle and nannaer /
that Ought to cali clown the wrath and
indignation Of those LoVal men in those
States tie scanned 10 Vie with cath other
III po.ing slang and abuse on them Thear
free institutions and free labour 1.., been
the meane- If inabia4 them to tIevelore .
their .r>o.ocs sad build mp almighty en-
rYrr "t freedom the are Ola the high way
10 fam" and Immortal glory. New Enc
tahd VIII be held IN grcatfuI remember
cnce hy great people when the name Of .
those who vOated Il 9ainsted the measure
to abolish slavery in this government .
there names viii lie forgotten and con
signed TO oblivion from whence thciYe
Will be 70 reserectin Well We passed
the constitutional amend ment passed the
House Al Ten and half O'clock amidst
the deatnlng shoughts and -loDninr hand
of the vast coHcoarse of People quite
respectable number OF Ladies' inattend
ence mingled their feminine voi-es in the
reiolslng Yesterday the contested seals
Of Democrats was passed apon and the
dismissed and Two Union me received
IN their places which gives Us tw more
= ood men
To day Our excellent Goveuer God
bless hjm) took the Legislature ought to
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