The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-16
tn Il ARKAN ELECTION

The Ii tile Rock Republican gives re-
turns froi II the whole State, and claims
the ratifie alton OF the Constitution by
majority OF 6 1000 Il appears that the
same per sistttrt efforts were made by
the ex-re bells to defeat the constitution
in Arkani ,as as were made by their COM
rades in Alabama to accomplish the
same rest t,t there. The resort to threats
and viole nee to prevent Union men from
voting, as just as conspicuous In Ar
kansas at the recent election, as in the
original ecession movement to get the
State out of the Union and into the Con-
federacy. Fortunately, however. these
Kuklux W ere not as successful in the
recent ate mpt they were before the
war. Ark ans,,s has adopted a free and
loyal con stitr ,tion. The rebels have
been thor, ougl lily aattened out at the
polls. Ar. kans as will be admitted into
the Union and take her place among
the States white n recognize their obliga-
tons to tn e ma tional Constitution and
to the main ten ance of that Union which
traitors ate mp ted to destroy.
The Rept tbli can State ticket in Wis
consin has bee a elected by majority
of from 400 % 5000. This is salts
factory res, lit There is no reaction in
Wisconsin.
Governor Bros nlow, having received
threatening let ters from the Ku. Kluxers,
has issued q m anifesto warning them to
disband, or me ct unpleasant consequen-
ces. ~
At last We ha We direct news from DR..
Livin gstone hin nself. ALI the informa-
ton receive d about him heretofore
made his sal ETY. only probable, not GER
tain Now Sir Roderick Murchison has
received a lie tie r from the great traveller,
announcing tia he is in good health,
and that his jou rney of exploration has
soon return to England, where a grand
ovation ind oubt eddy awaits him.
The wife of . mechanic died lately in
| Detroit. and on the night after the body
/ had been l. lid out one of the watchers
| thought sh. discovered evidences of
| life. Resto natives were applied, and
the body wa rmed, and at the end of five
DAYS life was restored, the patient opened
! her ewes, ant | is now in fair way of
recovery Tt lie coffin had been prepared,
and the bod. placed in it, and but tor
/ the discover. of the watcher undoubt-
! edly there ould have been case of
burying aliv e. s.f5
I The publ, sher Of the Delaware Ex-
press has r eeenly recovered at law
thirteen yea rs, subscription and costs
from subs cibe r, who pleaded the
statute of linn itati On which she claimed
barred the CLAIM for exceeding six
years. The judy ,e,' however, held that
! it was q cor ,tinu ing contract.
The Erie Efspa tch says that for the
last three or four years the water in the
lake has beer, gra dually getting lower,
. tan year ago. DID inhabitants say that
the water in LAX, Ere rises for seven
. years and hen ia lis for seven years.
The Only found alton for the recent re-
port that Ga-ibai di was a secret agent
of the American Government, and that
: his name hac app cared in an official list
5 of such agents, published under the
1 authority of Mr. Seward, is said to be
q the following circumstance: During the
I civil war Mr.. Liu coin offered Garibal di
!, an important cor amand in the Federal
t army. The GeneI-a al wrote from Caprera,
: thanking the Pres ident, but declining the
OueT oSAuCus uo"OsSI. tu1t tuc cause
v of America was the cause of humanity.
!. and that though he could not. take part
Q in the war, he would send some expe-
It rienced officers to America, who had
served under his orders He did So
The expenses of the voyage amounted
, to 6.o00 francs. This sum was reim-
!, bursed, and Mr. Seward charged it to
~ the account of sssecret service money!
re The National Watch Company st e.
D. gin, Ill.,, contemplate an enlargement OF
IN their extensive factory at an expense OF
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