The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-04
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RICHMOND. IND, AUG. 4th. 1868.
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Pennsylvnnias was invaded by the
rebels July l, 1868; New York, July 3,
1868.
The coal oil refinery Of Elkins & Bald
win, Philadelphia, was destroyed by fire
on the 9th, with twenty-five hundred
barrels Of OIL No insurance.
Graham's pork packing establishment,
at Quincy, Illinois, was destroyed by fire
on the 26th boss 800, 900,
The Hartford Post says "The North
ern Democracy. in trying to help the
South, ruined it; and the Southern reb
els, in trying to help the Democrats will
pay in kind dfas
We can hardly credit the report that
the Democrats are to hold a grand rati-
fication meeting at Andersonville,
Georgia.
The Providence ournal. in sn article
on "the Blairs," says: "We oppose
Frank not Tor the good he has done, but
for. the evil he has promised 20 do,
and which he is capable OF doing, and
has shown disposition to accomplish"
In 1864, when Seymour was elected
Governor Of New York, Stonewall Jack
son. riding By rail- from Fredericksburg
to Richmond, called upon the people Of
every station for cheers for the triumph
of their friends in New York
Three more of the ruffians engaged in
near Brownstown Indiana, have been ar
rested and identified. Apprehensions
are expressed that they will be lynched
before they reach the Brownstown Jail. Il
WHEN AND WBERB.-The Union men
of all shades of political opinion are be-
ginning to enquire when and where, in
all the war, did Thomas A. Hendricks
raise his voice or his arm for his coun-
try? When where!
Squa- ga ma ba, an old chief of the
Ottawa Indians died recently land med
al was found hanging on his neck, which
he had worn for fifty-four years, ana
which was presented to him in 1914 by
the British Governm eRt for the part
which he took in killing and scalping
American whites at the River Rasin
massacre.
There is little child in the village of
Baltic, Connecticut, only four years old,
who plays more than forty tunes correct
ly on the piano. Her name is Susa
Medbury, daughter of George Medbury,
chorister in the Baptist church
1t is supposed that on July 4, 1869
passengers will be able to travel by con-
tinuous rail across the continent. from
San Francisco to Boston. The two
great companies have surmounted the
greatest obstacles which are to be en-
countered on their respective lines
Each has passed the summit of the
highest intervening mountain range, and
is now on the s'home stretch go s
f A new democratic paper has just been
started at Corinth, Mississippi. The
editor is Rebel Colonel Tyler. He or
naments his paper with the stars and
bars Of the defunet Confederacy, thus
showing under what flag Seymour and
Blair are sailing at the South. aaees aafs
9m In Virginia the Democrats have one
Lafayette Washington, negro and
Virginian, stamping the State against
the new Constitution. He is regarded
with great favor by the Democracy, and
is fully recognized as a "man and
brother" n
A sportsman in New York who knows
the Blairs we'll, offeres to bet a thousand
dollars, if the Tammany ticket succeeds,
they will have Seymour in an insane
asylum and Frank in the White House
in less than three weeks. It would be
just the thing for the Blairs to work out.
The Philadelphia Press says the Dem
ocrats have taken care to nominate
candidate for President who was in ia
vor Of the last rebellion against the
Government, and candidate who has
pledged himself in favor of the next re
bellion against the Government.
Wade Hampton recently addressed
the Democratic Association in Balti-
more, and in response to the enthusiasts
tic applause rehearsed various grounds
for gratitude at the ovation, and then
added :os.5 ei t.sesr ~ ~ st al,
bee" There are still warmer reasons why
should make my acknowledgment, for
I remember that when was soldier in
the glorious army of Northern Virginia,
the sons Of Maryland swept across the
borders, and again stood side by side