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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

CoMPLAIsANr-V.RYl- part Of the feu-
dial history Of this unfortunate Congressional
District, We record the following incident
that took place durinG the canvass, more for
future reference than with any other view:
One Of Hon. G W Julian's personal friends,
who practices on the doctrine Of "principles
and not men" approached that worthy, and
suggested to him the dnty be owed the party
that had sustained him for years. as well IS
the good policy, of making a few speeches in
WILSON, and urging his friends to . hearty
support of that gentleman as the Reprssen-
alive to Congress. Mr.. J, We are told,
pursed up his eyebrows wise looking
way he always has when be desires to say
something peculiarly smart and replied, sub
stantially: "There's no necessity for ne to
make any exertion; for the Party has conclu-
ded that am nothing but dead weight
and an incumbrance to it, and, hence, l
could have no manner of influence. have
no part or lotin the matter, and Judge Will
on and the State Ticket can of course, be
elected without my aid or influence" We
are told he said this with . sarcastic grin
and tone of bitterness, particularly Julianish
and impressive! He, no doubt, is highly graf
flied At the result in the Fourth Congress-
icnal District, and the Repblicans will, verify,
give him the reward he has earned, should
he ever again ask Office At their hands.
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Between the staten ents of the
Sentinel and Journal we have
been completely mystefied as to
the complexion of the next Legis-
lature; but the latter clears up the
clouds and announces "fxom the
returns at the office of the Secre-
tary Of State that the Republicans
will have a majority of two in :he
Senate" and that in the House the
Democratic majority will not be
more than five. The Journal adds:
"Before our Democratic friends in
the Legislature proceed to wipe
out laws and 'reapportion the
State for legislative and congress
sional purposes as was proposed
at the Saturday nights jubilee, we
trust they will have the politeness
to consult the wishes of the Re-
publicans in the Senate"
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marriage ofhighly independent and ex-
trsordinary character recently took place at
Ravenna, Ohio. Walter Pierce, the BRIDE
groom, drew up paper in which he declared
his willingness to accord to the woman which
he had selected as his bride. "equa rights,
socially, relieiously and politically" with
himself. This being read tas lady respon-
ded:-"I take Walter Pierce, whom l now
hold by the hand, and whom I intelligently,
religously, and spiritually love, to be my
companion through life; and agree not to
usurp over or transcend him in any particu-
lar" Then ,standinG before the mayor, they
said:-"By this voluntary and Premeditated
act, in your presence, we declare ourselves
religously, phnoso phically and scientifically
married" Apparently convinced that Mr..
Pierce would not be "transccnded," the
mayor declared the marriage valid.
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State of Indiana,
Wayne County,
Thomas Rowan,

Thomas Rowan, In the Wayne
VS.. Court OF Common
Jane W. Rowan, Jane Pleas.
Dill, Theodore Thomp- January Term,
son, Thompson, A. d. 1871.
Ann Rowan, Arthur H.
Williams, Elizabeth Og
born, William T. MUIR
raw, and Caroline MUIR Partition, No. 4o57
say.
WDE 1T KNOWN, that on tho 10th dsy
ID Of October, 1870, the above named plain
tiff, by Peele b Fox, Attorneys, filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the Wayne Comm on
Pleas Court, his complaint against said de-
PENDANT in the above entitled cause, together
with the affidavit of a competent pc, son that
said defendants Theodore Thompson,
Thompson, Arthur II. Williams, Elizabeth
Ogbt m, Villa m p. Murray and Caroline
Murray, are not residents of tue State Of In
diana.
Said defendants, Theodore Thompson,
- Thompson, Arthur ii Williams. Eliz-
abeth Oyborn. William p. MURRAY and Caro-
line Murray, therefore, are hereby notified OF
the fling and peniency of said comp lain.
against them and that, unless they appear
and answer demnr thereto, at the calling
of the said cause the second day OF the
next term of said Court, to be begun and
the first Monday of January next, said oom-
plant and the matters and things therein
contained and alledRsd, will be taken as true
and the said cause will be heard and determ.
ined in their absence.
Witness the Clerk, and the Seal
SEAL. of sail Court. at Centreville,
this 18th day of October, 1870
WIN. W. DUDLEY, CLERK.
PeeIe Il Fox, Atty of Plf's. 3I-lt-pf4o.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The returns from Pennsylvania come in
Harmer, Republican. whose defeat was con-
coded, il found 70 be elected by 100 majority
over Reading. This 10 official. Killingsr,
Republican, has o2s majority in the Tenth
District, which vas regarded as close and
doubtful in the earlier reports. In the Six
teenih District, John Cessna, Republican,
il beaten, the official count giving Myers,
Democrat, 50 majority. The Pennsylvania
delegation will probably stand, 16 Republi-
cans 70 Democrats in the next House, in
stead of Is to s, ~ 1t present. The State
Legislature viii Be decidedly Republican in
both branches. The old Keystone stands,
firm, despite the usual bad luck Of the "off
year,
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The Result in Ohio.

1t seems to be well settled that the Con-
gressional delegation from Ohio, will stand as
follows:
Republrans-Ist. District, A F Perry,
(gain;j 7th, Samuel Shellabarger; 9Th, John
Beatty; 9th, Charles Foster; (gain;) 10th,
E D Peck; 11th, w T Wilson; 14th, James
Monroe; 18th; W Sprague; 10th, John A
Tingham: 18th, s A Amber; 18th, W II
Epson; 10th, J A Garfeld-14.
Democrats-2d District, L Campbell,
(gain;) 9TH, J P Mckinney, (gain;) 5th, c l.
Lamison; 18th, P John Trump; 18th, g w
Morgan-5
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High Twelvel
By ,. B. YEKScH.

List to the strokes of the bell
High Twslvei
Sweet on the air they swell
To those who have labored WE'LL
And the Warden voice is heard,
From the South comes the cheering word
Elm the quarries no longer delve.v
Again tits the Warden's call,
"High Twelve
Lay aside Ravel, hammer, and maui,
Refreshment to Craftsmen all
By the generous Master is given
To those who have cheerfuIfy striyen.
Like men in the Quarries to delve.
There is. to each mortal's life,
High Twelve!
IN the midst of his earthly strife
With earth's growing Injuries rife
The voice of the Warden comes,
Like the roll of thousa aud drums,
in sarth's quarries no longer delve.'
List to the tones OF the bell
High Twelve!
As il from n high they fell,
Their silvery echoes swell;
And again the voice we hear,
As u from an upper sphere,
"Hence for heavenly treasures delve."
here shall ring in the world Of bliss,
High Twelve!
When relieved from our work IN this
II we've not lived our lives amiss-
The Master shall call us there,
Our immortal crown to wear,
NO more in earth's quarsies to delve.
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During our war there was q girl,
and she always felt like she was
in Georgy," because she lived
there. Writing to northern
friend one day she remarked that
there was wounded Yank at their
house and that she was going to
pizen him Writing again, she
said that there were southern girls
who were everIastingly going for
these blue coated Yanks, and she
should never speak to them no
more. Another letter said that
the wounded Yank, who was stop
ping at her house was getting
along finely, and she hated to kill
him, but she knew her do-ooty.-
There were several letters after
that, and the last one concluded:
by the way, dear, that wounded
Yank wants to marry me, and I've
finally determined to let him do so.
and to pizen him afterwards. I
think l know my do ooty." She
certainly did, for she and the UNI
happy Yank shortly after the last
letter was written. began one Of
the best families that Vermont cv-
er had.
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The Election Law.

We understand that . complaint has been
fled against Colonel John S. Williams,
as An inspector Of our election, charging him
with numbering the ballot of the complainant,
in violation of the Constitution of Indiana, in
which it is claimed prohibits the narking of
ballot, so that the manner in which n elector
votes can not be known only to himself.
The prosecution is friendly one, and is
only brought for che purpose OF testing the
constitutiouahty of the law which requires
that all ballots shall be numbered. -Lafay-
cite Courier
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More Ju.HistorY.

Judge Wilson ought to have been cleo
ted by large majority, and would have been
but for the bad conduct of the friends of the
Hon. Geo Washington Julian, many Of whom
failed to attend the election At all. 1t is said
that Mr. Julian himself did not vote, although
residing but few rods from the polls.--Ran-
dolph Journal.
The Richmond Radical is a very
enterprising and effective news
paper--according to it's statements
it is the only Republican journal in
Eastern Indiana, snd the best one
in the State. While we are not
quite prepared to admit all that it
claims for itself, still we will ac-
knowledge that it possesses far
more influence than we suppose
it had, and confess that in at least
one of its objects it has been re-
markably successful. BY its
course through this campaign it
has succeeded in inducing not less
than 600 Republican voters to
scratch Judge Wilson's name from
the Republican ticket, and while it
was not quite successful in its ev-
ident purpose to defeat him and to
elect Gooding. it has certainly
done far more in this respect than
we had any reason to suppose, af-
ter witnessing it's want of success
in the Congressional nomination
last spring. We congratulate the
Radical upon the measure of sue
cess it has achieved in worminp
its way into the hands of SO many
Republicans on the pretence Of be-
ing a Republican paper, also upon
its remarkable achievement in the
effect it has produced as compared
with the very email amount Of
brains exercised.-Greenield Com.
Remaining on the result of the
Congressional election in this Dis
trict. the New Castle Courier
says:
"Now, AZ both the extreme Ju-
liam and the anti-Julian cliques
have had an opportunity to make
fools Of themselves at the expense
Of the party, it 10 to be hoped that
they will cease fighting each other
and scratching tickets and go TO
work to build up strong majority
on basis OF principles, not men.
Unless we are much mistaken, the
Fourth District will give two years
hence, a Republican majority Of
clear thousand for Judge Wilson
or some equally able and unex>
ceptionable man GA whom both the
frantic factions Of Wayne county
can unite"
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Whilst at play sometime ago, John
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Poison and Prisoners.

Fro m an article under this cap
ton, in Appleton Journal, we Sc
lect the following passages:
Seneca, the Roman philosopher,
was appointed tutor to Nero, by
Agrippina. Incurring the enmity
of his pupil, after the latter had
become emperor, he was ordered to
destroy himself. He accordingly
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ted in a heated oven. AS he had
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ed that his riches were the cause
of his destruction.
Agrippina, wishing to get rid OF
Claudius, her husband. not daring
to dispatch him hastily, and not
wishing to leave him sufficient
time TO make any disposition of
the crown. made choice of a pois-
on that sho'd deprive him Of his
reason, and gradually consume
him. This she caused to be pre-
pared by an expert poisoner nam
ed Locusia, who had been condem.
ed to death for her infamous ac-
tions, but saved that she might be
used as state engine. The pois.
on was duly prepared, and given
to the emperor in a dish Of mush-
rooms, but, not producing the de-
sired effect, it was assisted by an
other, still stronger, which was in
troduced into his throat on feath
err. by Xenaphon, the physician.--
This was done on pretence Of some
necessary treatment Of his throat
and was successful. The object
Of the murder was to insure the
succession of Nero to the throne,
but as Britanicus, the favorite son
Of the emperor, still lived, Locus
ia was again employ ed, this time
by Nero, to destroy his brother -
The first application OF the poison
produced only dysentery, and
was too slow in it's effect, to the
great rage of the emperor, who,
by blows and threatening her life,
forced the unhappy Locusta to
again exercise her nefalious arts.
A new compound much more pow
erful was prepared, end tried upon
a kid-the animal did not die for
severa! hours. and the poison was
accordingly boiled little longer,
until it instantaneously dispatched
pig, to which it was administer
ed, after which it was given to the
doomed Britanicus, when he died
instantly on tasting it. For this
feat. the emperor rewarded Locus
ia handsomely, and provided her
with pupils to instruct into her art,
that it might not be lost.
In the island of Coos, in the
Egean Sea, there existed lady
by which all persons who had pass
ed the age Of sixty years were re-
CURED to commit suicide by taking
poison. which always stood ready
prepared in the market-place.-
This, however, is supposed to have
concerned only the poor, who
might become dependent upon the
state in their decrepitude; since 1t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

Nebraska remains true to the Republican
faith, in spite of the attempts to break up the
organzation by dissensions. The present
Republican Governor, Hon. David Butler, is
reelected by about 1900 majority, and Hon
John Taffe, the present Congressman, by 81
goo. The Legislature is Republican, and
will probably re-elect General Thayer to the
United States Senate. The attempt of the
ambitious Mr.. Saunders to beat Thayer By
coalition with the Democrats proved a miser-
able failure. So did the preaching tour Of
Senator Upton to defeat the Republican can
didate for Governor.
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Dwelling For Rent.

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What il fair should always be accorded on
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good effect that all men Gil similar posts,
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LA..D'.IU M.
SATURDAY, OCT, % 1870.


From the Official returns, now
on die in the office of the Secre-
tary Of State, it appears that the
Hon. Jeremiah M. Wilson, Repub-
liam candidate, has been elected
to Congress by . majority Of four
votes over his competitor, the
Hon. David s. Gooding, Demo
crat. The following is the offic-
fal vote.
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