The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-08-12

liberal pre.empton laws freedom Of trade and commerce
These few Of the leading principles which democracy
aims 10 make the rules ofgovernmenf.
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION. In a"cordance with
public notice, the delegates from the different
townships of the county assembled at the Court
House in this place, on Saturday last, and pro-
ceeded to make the necessary nominations for
County oficero,a lso delegates tothe Represen-
tative and Senatorial Conventions. J. D. VANS
LEY, Esq. was called to preside, and H. S. KNAPP
Esq. appointed Secretary.
The Convention was a full one, and every
township represented. Mr.. JAMES H.
VAIL, of Kalida was nominated for Sheriff, on
the first ballot, by majority of five over all the
other candidates. Mr.. SAMUEL RAMSAY re-
ceived the nomination for Commissi oner on the
third ballot; and Mr.. JOHN RAMSAY was NOM
mated Coroner. The Convention also instructed
the delegates to the Representative Convention to
give the support of Putnam County to H. s.
KNAPP, Esq.
We are satisfied that the nominations made will
be heartily concurred in by the democracy OF the
county, and will call forth their enthusiastic sup
bort; indeed, we do not anticipate any serious
opposition on the part of the Wings, convinced
as they must be of its entire frutlcssness. Our
short residence in the County prevents our be-
ing acquainted with most of the gentlemen who
were before the convention candidates for no.
mination. With Mr.. VAIL, the no minee for Sher-
if, we have sufficient intimacy to assure US that,
if elected, he will prove competent and efficient
officer, firm and courteous in the discharge OF his
duty Both the other gentlemen nominated are,
we doubt moi, equally we'll qualified for their duties
The proceedings were handed to us too late
for publication, but will appear in our next.
THE BANK of WoosTER.-There are men in the
State of Ohio, calling themselves Democrats, who
in their desire for wealth are yeudy to betIay the
party, sacrifice principle, and facilitate fraud.
The Bank of Wooster may be sound but who be-
lieycs it1 The age Of miracles is past. We can
not but feel Indignation at the deception that has
been practiced upon the Secretary ofthe Treasury
II shows however we can have no security but IN
the Independent Treasury.
The "Ohio Statesman" asks us if the
Bank of Wooster Has been selected as a
depository of the government; and seems to
think il very unsafe institution, The facts
are these: Several institutions, not far distant
from the Bank of Wooster, and selected by
aformer Secretary, were represented as being
in a critical condition; and small amount
was, for better security. transferred from
them to the Bank of Wooster-that bank
having first deposited with the U. s. Trea-
surer Ohio State stock, to the whole amount
of the deposite, $4,000. If the Bank of
Wooster be an unsafe institution, the repre-
sentatiops made to the Secretary by some of
the best men and democrats in Ohio must be
untrue! One thing is certain: the amount
deposited is perfectly secure, until it may be
drawn out, if necessary, to meet the wants OF
the treasury Washington Union,
"Best men and democrats in Ohio!" VIII
Mr.. Ritchie please to name the men? AS
an act of Justice to the Democracy of Ohio
we claim this. when the republican press
ofOhio have seen the names of the endorsers
of the Wooster shaving shop, the Washing
ton Union may learn how far its endorsal Of
the Wooster endorsers, is discreet or justtla
BILE. Nine tenths of the people of this State
embracing wings as we'll as democrats, regarc
the bank as a lawless den of brokers anc
shavers. If the Secretary of the Treasury
wishes to act in conformity with the feelings
of his friends here, he will lose no time il
returning the State stock to its owners ant
withdrawing the deposits. If the Govern
ment, by entrusting the public funds to any
bank within this state, should think proper te
endorse its solvency, let it be distinctly un
derstood that it is done against the sobe
Judgment and solemn protest of the Demo
cracy of Ohio-Ohio Patriot.
NJ The Washington Union confesse'
that the Wooster Bank is depository OF th'
Government funds-that SOME OF the "bes
men and democrats in Ohio" represented
to be safe institution, &c. Such repre-
sentation was never made by sound or hon
est democrat; for bank which is shlverlnI!
in the wind can only be bolstered up by th'
dishonest devotees of paper money swlnd
ling. Mr.. Ritchie can't humbug democrats
in this State, so glaringly with his story tina
the Wooster shaving shop is sound lnstltu
tion-no more than he could make them be-
lieve that the Bank of Virginia is a 'publ't
e6tn!-American Union.
THE SUPREME CouRT-Hon. Judges Wood ano
Rurchard held session of the Supreme Court, II
this place, on Friday, the lst instant. There was
hut little business, and, in the only jury cause
-, <c.L, ~. VaersN the Court granted new