The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-07-22
NEWS BREvITIES.

The Orangemen vindicated their rights by |
marching through the streets of New York
on the 18th.
The Democratic press, generally, is silent
ON the damnable iniqutirs just perpetrased
by the old alliance in New York.
Six lunatics, in Pennsylvania, have organ
lied Temperance party for the pending cam
paign.
A close observer remarks that it is easy for
the Democrats to make "new departure
but it is not easy for them to make a new
record, OF which they are much the most in
need.
"The Prince and Princess of Wales have
gone to Kissing again = says Mrs. Parting
ton: Il wouldn't have believed it after his
disgusting conduct towards her. Woman is
too impassionate."
Australia shares the progressive spirit of !
the age. She is determined to have fctler-
alton of all Australian Colonies, and to start |
narrow gauge railway.
Here is the Lacrosse Democrats latest |
conundrum "How can the Democratic party |
Republicans were so wrong in doing in 1852
The Boston Times sensibly says: "a man
in civil life who habitually carries a pistol, is
q homicide at heart"
Confident hopes of carrying the next cleo
ton in California, are expressed by well in.
formed Republican politicians.
I New Hampshire has law strictly pro-
hibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors, and
| the little town of Dover in that State is said
to have ninety-6v rum shops in full blast
This shows the advantage of having Q law
that public opinion condemns.
Tad Lincoln, youngest son OF the late Pres
dent Lincoln, died Of dropsy of the heart. at
the Clifton House, Chicago, on Saturday last,
in the nineteenth year of his age. His illness
com menced soon after his return from Eu-
rope, and his death was not unexpected. His
sadly afflicted mother has watched over him
with the tenderest care.
A dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette states
that Alexander Ekey, Auditor of Newton
county, has absco nded from the county seat,
kentland, and n investigation of his accounts
ha s draw n two Thousand dollars on orders
issued by the board to him Tor only seven
hundred. 1t is supposed that he has gobbed
about three thousand dollars of the soldie RS
donation fund, and also negotiated forged
county orders on tie reform ticket
The Cincinnati Times and Chronicle re-
CARDS the overwhelming burst of indigna-
Il on, from every quarter and every class, that
greeted the kelso-Hall order forbdding the
parade of the Orangemen, as something to
tand in awe of and thank heaven for. How.
ever little or much the people may sympa.
, thize with the Orange men in partic ular, they
are deter mined that all shall be protected il
that freedom of social opinion and religious
belief which is the manstay of our Republic
Mayor Hall has dealt heavier blow to Tam
many and msrule in the City of New York
than it has received for many year past
Putnam county, Florida, keeps her prison
ers in hollow tree. This is thought to b,
: the safest Jail in the State.
"Spray" is the popular drink in the oil re
gions. 1t is said to be so mild ard gentle il
3 remark when friends meet
General Joseph E. Johnston is said to be il
the best of health, and looking younger b.
' ten years than he did ten years ago.
No less than three individuals in diffeyen
? parts of the country have recently shot them
e selves in showing how Vallandgham klet
t himself. 1t is time the experiment ceased.
Webster county, Georgia, is astonishin.
betanists with stalk of corn containing on
hundred silks and shoots
An Ohio lady recently packed away he
liver ware in an old clothes bag, and forget
: fully sold the whole of it for three cents .
: pound.
. The Boston Transcript, since the return o
n the FIJI Islanders to cannibalism, thinks tina
wrought iron missionaries are the only prop
er ones for that country.
q Crying is baby's exercise. For lack of i
: good children die young. 1t is best to pincl
them if they will not cry without. Thi
remedy, however, should be administered b,
the mother, and not by little brother O
sister.
The champion pardoner'' of America i
said to be the Governor of Georgia, who ha
granted three hundred and forty-six pardon
i since August, 1855, including forty-eight ase
of murder.
Eight young ladies employed in the Wash
u ington dead-letter office have recently bee
i advanced to clerkships giving them each $50
year salary.
n The tornado out in Nebraska that recentl
q blew railroad train off the track, is called
$ "Washoe Zephyr" BY Western paper.
The legislature of Utah having establishe,
y woman suffrage, the Desert News contains a.
appeal to the ladies' of the female relief So
e cieties, urging them to bring their sisters I
the polls.
n The controller of Georgia reports that th
g State last year increased more in the value o
d its property than any previous year in it
It history. This increase is estimated at $50,
900, 900.
D, child was born at Manchester, Vt, Tue:
II day, which weighed only two ounces, but wa
: perfectly formed, and hopes entertaine
d of its living. Its face can be almost coyere,
by old FASHIONED cent, and a lady's finge
:, ring can be slipped on the arm.
ID The people of Texas are to vote this fa
is upon the proposed division of the State. tt
m scheme contemplates three State: one lyin,
east of the Trinity, one between the Trinit