The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-08

Tennessee gives Gov. Brownlow majority OF near
5o0o0 and elects full delegation of Congtessmen o
the right stripe, and an overwhelming majority o.
Republicans 10 both branches Of the Lsgislature--
Good for Tennessee. t3enDni anG f2iayerfE
Kentucky is COINED to her IDOLS, and the election
there resulted in overwhelming majority for the
Confederates. Bad for Kentucky.
Nothing definite from the Jury trying Surratt-a an
unfounded rumof was afcst that was for convictions
0nd IL for aequitsal.9nf uTeYog 1850 aHa{ sd.
:. Kossuth, n u said declines tho seat in the
Hungarian Paslismspss y which he was recent
~ elected. fayqvag.z .,o5+sf....
John P. tWelch, Of Upton, Iowa. was killed
by lightning on July 3Ist. The two horses he
was driving were also killed. ng is1ot 8fas n
The street railroads. Of 81. Louis have been
compelled. BY popular Fhostilitiss. to Ieturn to
their old charge Of FIVE cents per single fare.
The concluding words Of Utah obituary no.
lice are pathetic !: ale leaves thirteen widows
and fifty four children to mourn his loss" }93
Secretary Seward returned to Washington,
Tuesday, irnproyedin health. His son. Freder-
lex, il recovering from his recent injuries, and
will soon return TO Washington.
Joseph r. Bolton prominent member Of the
Temperance order in Philadelphia, has been ar
rested for embezzling four thousand dollars of
the Widows md Orphans fund of bis Odd Eel
lows lodge, Of which, he is Past Grand.
Eighty cases OF yellow fever are reporte ed at
Corpus Christi, Texas, and several deaths have
occurred. Business there is generally suspend.
ed. Five deaths on Saturday and seven deaths
on Sunday, from yellow fever, accured in Gal
weston. The Chief Of Police and Dr. Taylor
Medical Director, are dead. F54t saia
The correspondence between Preside Mt J Ohm
son and Secretary Stanton is brief and pointed
on both sides. CONSIDERATIONS OF public in
terest, says Mr.. Johnson, persuade me to accept
your resignation = Considerations Of public
interest" says Mr.. stanton, "have constrained
me to hold this Office for many months past,
and will prevail on me to hold il until the as
sembling Of Congress-" 3&A5saH 8flW a9sfe
The country practically asked Mr., johnson
20 resign last fall, and has repeated its request
through the July session Of Congress this sum-
MGR. He has not had the grace to do so. II
i'll becomes him to expect Mr.. Stanton to do
that which he would not do himself, when the
latter enjoys in the fullest degree the confidence
of the country. and when his resignation, or re-
moyal is sought for that reason and no 9th
er. Mr.. Stanton will be sustained by an over
whelming majority Of the people and Of Con-
gress.
Twas customary for a certain college professor
to inquire of the graduates what each proposed
TO be or do in the world One would be a mer-
chant, one doctor. one lawyer, and 80 on
"And what do you propose to be, Simon 2? 81
am going to be Pithcopal minister was the
reply of the lsping grad uate, 'for three reasons
First the prayers are all in print, and can
easily read them second, the sermons of Pith-
copal ministers are always short. and can
steal them; and third. Pithcopal ministers gen.
orally marry rich wives'