The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07
THE CONTEST.

On Tuesday next the political confess will
be decided for another year. In this county
and district the certainty of a Democratic
triumph is one of those " fixed facts,n which
like the laws Of the Medes and Persians alter
not. But majority is not all we desire.-
The strength Of Democracy in the Northwest
should be shown, and it will be if every man
win do his duty and Indicate by bis vote the
principles he desires to prevail The strug-
gle involves questions of the first importance,
and the position Of Ohio in the Union makes
il desirable that her influence should be in
favor Of large and liberal views. Indiana has
bid final adieu 10 federalism, and taken
her place among the democratic states; Ten
nessee, which last year elected Clay electors,
this year has chosen democratic governor
and legislature. In Alabama and Maine the
democracy have again triumphed over feder-
alism; and even the Algerines of Rhode Is
land were forced to openthe prison doors and
release the Patriot Dorr. In North Carolina
the Wings lost two Congressman, and light
is breaking in upon Vermont, the Wings have
failed TO elect their Governor. Shall Ohio
be behind these States? 1t is true that our
enemies, though expecting.defeat here, con-
fidently calculate to carry the State. Let
the noble example of the democracy in 9TH
erstates stimulate us to exertion. 81 the de-
mocracy Of this State has sometimes been
oyerborne by the vast concentration of mon
led interests, it never has surrendered
Truth is immortal; the triumph of the de-
mocracy may be adjourned; it cannot be
avoided. So sure as the seasons return, the
cause Of the people will gain the victory
even here where the struggle is the hardest;
and the intensity Of the conflict may have
this advantage that il will develope more
fully who are the enemies Of the power and
progress of the people" The enemies
of popular rights, the friends Of monopoly,
lose no opportunity Of sustaining those who
uphold coruption's right divine, and it be-
comes the duty Of the people TO be equally
vigilant, and when they have men of sound
principles and approved honesty for candid
aies, they ought at least 10 give them the
support which full popular vote and tri-
umphant majority must give. If there is a
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Legislative majority, it will add force to their
support Of correct measures, or if in mi
nority it will give weight to their resistance
to encroachments on popular rights.
Democrats, give the regular Democratic
Ticket your undivided support. Recollect
that they who are not for us are against us
that we can make no compromises with
the enemy but 10 our loss; and that those
Janus-faced Democrats who are shaking
hands with both parties must betray one Of
them. The wings would profit any divi-
sion among us--it is the only way we can
dedicated by them. Letour motto then be
the ticket, the whole ticket and nothing but
the ticket; and the comedy OF "coons' la
boris LOST will soon be ended. For the kill
ed in the contest we bespeak quiet rest IN
their self-sought grave.
FLoUR MARKET.--It now comes out, says
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce, that X, 600
barrels Of -four have been bought in that mar
ket for England, since the arrival Of the1
fSrenf Western. At NATE