The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-05-12
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The modest lightning rod onerato,

The modest Lightning rod operator
| is again on his travels. Fair warn
ing.
Citizens of New York gave dinner
to Carl Schurx. on the eve of his de-
parture for Europe, April 9th.
The town of Hermon, st. Lawrepee
county, New York, has been burned
to the ground; loss 800, 600; insur-
ance $50, 1000.
The Joliet Republican says that the
paupers of that city average FIVE dogs
each. Joliet will be fine place for
paroxysmal nips when the hydropho-
bia season comes. Why not curtail
the faithful animals?
The country is suffering under an
increase of that class of mendfcant
dead beats known as tramps. How
to cure this evil is question that
anxiously disturbs the economists of
the Eastern States. The treadmill
ought to be re-established.
The feature of the Tilton- Beecher
trial on yesterday was the calling of
| Mr.. Bowen, of the Independent, in
| rebuttal. His testimony was in the
main unimportant. He eontradicted
| Mr. Beecher as 20 the place of deliv-
cry by him of the letter from Tilton
| to the latter, saying that it was at the
Freeland Mansion instead of at the
house of Mr.. Beecher.
A New York man was admiring
young lady's hair the other evening.
Miss Dennison. please give me one
little curl-just one! Won't you, he
| loaded. ''Couldn't think of it, Mr..
Morfimer-couldn't think of it for
moment replied the young lady
| briskly. "Those curls cost Inc dol
lar a-piece!
| Woman does great deal to dis
courage lofty sentiments of patriotism.
| When man is leaning over the back
fence telling neighbor how he would
shed his last drop of blood for suffer
ing Louisiana, it disturbs him to have
his wife yell from the kitchen: Look
a-herek are you coming with the
bucket of water. or shall l come out
and see to you!'
The Terre Haute Express comes TO
us In diminished size on account OF
the unfortunate confagration of Sun
day night of last week Incendiarism
is intimated as the origin of the fire.
No more despicable revenge could be
resorted to. If man is injured by a
newspaper the proper resort is suit
for damages. We hope the Express
will take new lease on life and pros
per.
The coming meeting of the New
Hampshire Legislature excites an un-
usual degree of interest, from the fact
that upon it will devolve the duty of
electing a Governor of New Hamp
shire The Republicans hold the
balance of power in the contest, ac-
cording to the latest information. OF
the 379 members elected to the House
the Republicans claim 19l. and the
Democrats 1872. The Senate is evenly
divided at present. each party having
returned five members Two vacan
cies, however, are to be filed on joint
ballot.
Hon. f. B. Reynolds is spoken of
as candidate for Governor on the
temperance ticket-Hagerstown Wis
itor.
We are authorized by Mr. Reynolds
that he is not a candidate; that he is
in full sympathy with the Republican
party. The report originated from
Mr.. Reynolds enemies, and not from
his friends. 1t is true, Mr.. Reynolds
was defeated for an Office last year:
but he is a Republican from principle
and don't propose. to follow the ex-
ample set hy the manufacturers of til,
report-leave the party because it
won't keep him. or some Of his family
in Office all the time.-Winchester
journal.
Judge d. s. Wilson, of Dubuque,
who recently visited the court room of
the Brooklyn trial, says as to the YER
diet, there can be little or no aues-
tien what that will be. The same in
fuences that affect people outside the
jury box, will affact the Jury TO bring
in a similar verdict. Besides, the
jury sit there day after day, for month
after month Every day they see
hundreds of friends cordially welcom
ing Beecher: the vast majority of
those that put in an appearance in the
court room are warm and ardent
friends; while Tilton, Moulton, and
one or two partisans come in alone,
and go out alone-sneak out as it
were, with no word of welcome or
manifestation of sympathy from any
one.--Cedar Rapids Republican
Ii there is any one thing in this
world more to be admired than anoth
er. it is frankness; and coming from
Murat Halstead little outspoken
truth has double relish. because OF
his rare utterance Of it. Now. for in.
stance, hear the way he speaks abon,
his friend Eaton. of Connecticut:
1--WE are hostile to Eaton and detest
him, because he knows nothing but
the old State sovereignty blather
That has been the affection of his life
He blew off his old foolishness about
the sacred sovereignty of the States
the first chance he got in the Senate.
He twaddled about the national flag
OF Rhode Island before she ratified
the Constitution. If he Is right. the
war was the most woful blunder ever
committed. and we must put the
Southern Confederacy atop, paying
for slaves, redeem the Confederate
currency, satisfy all Southern war
claims, pension Confederate soldiers,
double the national debt, and reeog-
nize the national flag of Rhode Island,
Delaware, Nevada, or Oregon. if eth
CT of the sovereigns hoist it. Eaton is
that much of an ass"
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