The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-30


posed to put faith in Wing promises may as
well read theofollowing letter Of Mr.. Ewing,
and compare it with the fact that he, and
others seeded from John Tyler's Cabinet
because that gentleman did NOT choose 10
charter Bank of the United States. Ew-
ing is the lghig leader in Ohio, and in this
transaction it is evident that he aimed TO OBJ.
scure if not deny the true issue Of the con-
test. Put not your trust in Coons:
From the Marietta Intelligeneer, whig, of July
t.9tjfS 80, 1840.Yl YissIkIh
LANCASTER, July 18th, 1910.
My Dear Sir:-On my arrival from Co
lumbus this evening, ! received your letter,
informing me that it was asserted at a public
meeting in Washington county, that, in a a.
speech at Philadelphia, had said the true.
question between the, parties. was a bank of.
the United, States; and that you, from a,
knowledge Of the real question, and Of mo-,
had contradicted the assertion. In this, Of;
course, you were perfectly safe. i made. no;
such statement, but the very contrary. II.
avowed that the true question was, and is,
tuG ISStIlCllVu vi cAlCuSiOll Vi OACCutG. pow.
er; that its encroachments open and covert,
were of the most alarming nature, and il.
not resisted must end in the subyersion Of.
all that is valued in the republican principles
of our government; and that gorgeous mo
narchy in effect, if not in name, must rise
on its ruins. / said that our opponents were
attempting TO make the question Of a bank,
the issue between the parties. spoke Of
the impudence and, absurdity Of the attempt;
that bank was not, and never had been,
considered by US any thing more than mere,
furniture in our noble edifce; that our oppo-,
nents we're gravely rising. and debating the.
question whether this article Of furniture.
was convenient or necessar y---whether we
should have table or settee in our halls---,
while their sappers and miners were at work
tumbling its walls and columns about our
ears. This, with amplifcation and illustra-,
ton, is the substance Of what said touch
ing that particular subject. You perceiye,s
therefore, that You did not mistake my. opin-r
ions or my language. Your sincere friend, :;
.'s- 'i, 4, l.,.. ia #. EWING
Id. BARKER, Esq. , Di'p94'i i,e,, ',,, nm,
VERMONT ELEcrIoN- By last nights mails
we received few additional reiurns from
Vermont which, with those already reported,
make an aggregate of. ll2 towns. .Inahese,,
the vote for governor is, as follows: Kellogg,
O,7S9; Slade, ii ,671 Shafer, 3,75S. In
1s45-Polk, lo,7i9; Clay, 1925 Birney,
2,3ls. Wing nett loss in lI2 towns,
THREE THOUSAND AND THIRTY
SEVEN! In I72 towns, So democrats, so,
wings, and 10 abolitionists, are elected, TO-,
the house Of Representatives Wing nett.
loss, FORTY ONE! 4 "A democratic Senator
is elected in Essex county. The, wings, BY,
very small ,majorities, have elected senators.
in Caledonia and Grand Isle counties, last
year repre- BY democrats. The next
senate will probably contain 7demoerats and
% wings. In the house, the whig majority,
may be from 90 TO 25.--Boston Post. I'M;
AT an encampment held at Delaware, inh
this State, Of q. battalion Of ardllery,a squaslt
dron of light dragons, a battalion Of light
infantry and a regiment of rlfemen, bthel
troops were addressed by General Hinton,s'
after which, resolution was adopted, tens,
dering their services to the eIPresidenIofths
United States, for the defence lofiihe lcoun.b
try, the oxecutionsof the laws, and theimain:fi
tenanccsof the honor and dgnityof the naw
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