The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-30
1 SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

EDeERroN AND KNApp-We are always
pleased to see our friends get along glweI in
the world; but particularly SO when those
friends belong TO our fraternity The nomi-
nation of the above named gentlemen gives
US, therefore, additional pleasure because
they are both practical printers; who have, by
their integrity and talent, raised themselves
from poor inky roller boys, to a standing
among the people of the Northwest, but es-
pecially its glorious democracy, which any
man might be proud Of What encourage
ment do we see here for poor boys. Under
our glorious system of democratic govern
ment every boy, no matter how. humble in
life he maybe, can, by integrity and talent,
reach the highest Office within the gift of the
people. .-Defance Dem. ,i5ai7 m9.i 4
A TRUE DEMOCRACY The Democrats of
what is called the Northwestern District
have iI Convention nominated for the State
Legislature, IT. S. Knapp, formerly editor of
the Kalida Venture Mr.. Knapp is "a young
man, of vigorous intellect, firmly grounded
democracy and indomitable 6rmness.--Cin.
Enquirer pfg ad4Hq 9,a UJdtjl bWot
II. S. KNAPP, Esq, late editor Of the Ka-
Ida Venture, has been nominated as can
didaIe for Representative to the Ohio Legis-
llature. A better selection could not have
been made. He is a stern inhexible Demo
icrat, and will never finch from faithful dis
charge Of his duty. Would 10 God, that the
Legislature could be composed of just such
true hearted, honest, upright and honorable
il'en--i ~e'on'Ha" e'iH ''s4 ,lea et y4,d odw osod
Coon NOMINATIONS. ACol. Dowty Utter
has been nominated for the Senate from
Clermont; and H. S. Knapp for Representa-
tive from the Putnam district. 1t is really
gratifying to find that the democrats, in near
ly every section Of the State are making such
excellent nominations. Such soldiers as the
two Just named will do honor to the State. in
the Legislature. FFTher election, we. think,
is fixed fact."-American Union. ~ 'ls'i n
The SENATORIAL The pro-
ceedings Of the nominating convention for
this Senatorial district will be found in this
paper, from which it willibe seen that A.iP
EDGERTON,, was the successful candidate.
He is sound democrat, active, energetic,
and talented, fully capable of representing
the democracy of this district intthe State
Senate with honorto himself, and to the en-
tire satisfaction Of his constituents.---& Ma
ry's Sentinelo 6 05G oh ~
We feel considerably " oh-bejoyfuIn to
learn that Fl, S. KNAPP, Esq, that noble and
sound Democrat Of Putnam, has been nomi-
mated for Representative by the Democracy
Of Putnam, Paulbing, Henry, Allen, Williams
and Defiance. He's full team, and of the
right stripe for the next Legislature. He's
death on Red dogs and wild cats, they say j
Peoples, Forum ''''
I H. s. KNAPP, ESQ. late editor of the Kalida
Venture, has been nominated in his district,
Putnam &C., for the house of Representatives.
Mr.. Knapp has talents and boldness,' and if
we must have one of his politics from that
district we will even hail the choice of the
unterrifed democracy with pleasure. ~ IoIedo
Blade. .1abTI
4 DowTY UTTER is nominated for the Senate
by the democracy of Clermont and Brown
counties, and will be elected. /, Mr.. Utter is
an old'.soldier in the, cause-tried, land never
been found wanting. He has been termed
the wheelhorse" Of democracy in the Legis-
lature, and has never, been known to balk.--
we are glad TO see such men sent to represent
the labering people of the State. In Mr..
Utter they have a reliable advocate of their
Statesman, II ,d qss5 ID ,@oia|
Floods of counterfeit notes on nearly all
the various banks Of the Union are afoat.---
There appears to. be nearly as many rogues
outside Of the banks as there within. Look
3ut, OF you w.ll he cheated on all sides.--Am.
Union, ss ssf ,,sy ..,y