The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-26

THE PALL;ADIUM.F
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1878 I
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WHAT TN. PAPERD SAY,
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The ChieaGaf1AsrsO esaA - this
10 cay Of ths frsak5ol ~ cholera
this season. 1T ID probabls that
the cholsrs nsver indllged IN such
strange freaks - distinguish il this
season. Hersto6ure cities havs been
looked upon - its only stroaghold
To escaps to theI,countEys wis TO
escape from disease. But this !
season il seems TO avoid the large
cities and ma1e' liz favorite resting
places in thseSilhgea Il nearly I
depopulated G1se6vills, TsnA-, and
il has bssn ksqusa&ly Asasd from
in various hanlstsindilsrsnt parts |
of the country. Just now els raw
aging the village II Mount Vernon,
Ind. It's adxeuk there has besa sod
unexpected, and it, attacks % f.
tai, that che whole population 10
tiled with terror and are fleeing
from the deadhest plague. This 10
. season Of surprises; storm, and
food, and dissase, visit us in . man.
ner to put at nanght all our theo-
'ries, overturn all our learned rules,
and teach us, indeed, that s'Man
proposes but God disposes." aa 80
Referring to the topic now being
extensively discussed, Of scholars
rtically trained editors, the New
York Evening Mail says: ut i
the experience Of all editors Of
newspapers that men Of the first
standing in the Learned profess
Gions' every day exhibit, IN the
communications they send to the
press, . rawneas and lack Of some
one or more Of the elements that
are found in quite ordinary, jour
naists, which Is really astonishing.
Men who can get and deserve,
$4,000 for . single brief win write
for . newspaper in q style unworthy
of really common men who have
had journalistic training, and who
had, to begin with, journalistic i'm
stincts.' -
Says the Washington Cd. c. Re
publican: THE Republican. party
il al but invincible everywhere TO-
day, and the outlook - bright b.
cause it is the champion Of the
great vital principles and ideas
which stand in the front rank Of
civilization itself It Is strong be.
cause the people are more enight-
ened., more intelligent more re-
publican to-day than ever they
were. It has done many things
which had better been left undone
Some Of it's leaders have yielded te
great temptations, and fallen by tn
way; but il was its own hand tha'
inflicted the severest punishmen
upon it, unworthy o6lcsrA /, ]
holds the country now because
taking il all and all, there is n
party that is likely to do more TO
the country than it il pledged h
do" 8tE Il }..g III - ,s4s
Speaking Of. the repeal Of tn
Congressional lsw regulating sala
riea the Indianapolis Journal says
1.-THE way to repeal the prssen
law would be to pass . new one
fixing the salaries Of Congresmel
at $4,000, the old rate, and put
ting al tho rest back TO tho Oh
figure. This would not act retro
actively, nor require any reimburse
ment OF course tile President
salary could not be changed durin,
sthe present term, but it could b
changed to take effect March a
1877. Whether Congress has th
'.moral stamina to do it or not
another question, but there 10 no
the slightest difficulty in the way 4
doing it. and If the people insist o
it it will be done" Isal7-
This il from the Mishawaka FL
. terprise: "Alr. Clay has left at on
Office one Of the most singular ege
that we have yet seen. We hav
often chronicled large eggs, doubl
eggs,and mal-formed hen fruit Of .
descriptions, but this has no clail
for either. It is very small, ne
larger than a pigeons egg, and il
popularity consists IN its not hay
ing q tendency TO lie still, like Il
Irishman's stick. When placed Q
one side or upon the large end
Immediately inverts itself an
stands on it's head, 20 70 speak.
acts as q cork would with the en-
loaded with quicksilver. The en