The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-03-26

Gold and Slver-the money Of the Consti-
tuition is Gold and Silver. The money Of
Despotsm is Paper-Banks Of credit circu-
laion were first established in England, in
1893, based upon land credits, and 10 main
tain king Williams government in country
exhausted by useless wars; and in France,
in l7lG, by Law, as royal institution; banks
have since extended into Russia, Prussia,
Austria, Sweden, Denmark, &c, and are used
as state agents in all the monarchies of
Europe. Paper money has proved the ready
help Of crowned heads to make war, shed
blood, and iranple on their people. The
Bank of England aided the crazy tyrant
Geo. ILL., to make war on liberty in the strug
gle of '76-it suspended in 1897, and con-
tinued for twenty years in that condition,
sending the gold out Of the country to main
tain the bloody contest against France and
liberty which finally beggared its millions,
restored France TO the Bourbons, and stayed
the advancement of mankind towards free
dom. In Denmark in 1918, eighteen hun
drcd crowns of government bank paper were
sold for one silver crown. In Russia paper
money is forced TO be taken at thrice its
value by the imperial order. Paper money
in every country where it has been used has
been found to be the best instrument ever
devised by the cupidity of man to cheat the
masses. --
ELECTRIcAL PHENoMENoN.-An account of
human electricity was given in number of
Sliman's Journal some time ago, which
might, if carried out, lead to some important
conclusions in respect 10 human phenomena
heretofore unexplained. The subject be-
came SO electric that sparks were drawn
from and even spontaneously issued from the
ends of her fingers. During this time an
intense aurora boreals showed itself These
phenomena continued for several months,
the sparks being readily given out whenever
the lady approached any conductor of cleo
tricity. She could touch nothing metallic,
without emitting an electrical spark, which
was an annoying circumstance TO her. These
appearances were proportionably heightened
when the air was warm and the lady was in
good spirits. During cold weather, and
when she was in d melancholy mood, these
phenomena were suspended. When sitting
at stove with her feet upon the metal edge,
the sparks were drawn out at intervals OF
few seconds-from three TO six sparks per
minute. The lady was about thirty years Of
age, Of sedontary habits, and rather sickly.
She had suffered from rheumatic and neural
gc affections about two years prior TO this
time. -
The wEAvERs.-Some time since, some
TWO THOUSAND hand loom weavers, of Moy-
amensing, Philadelphia, struck for higher
wages and ceased work. They have now
been out Of employment six weeks, and the
renewal of the cold weather has caused
much suffering among them. The citizens
have established soup houses, and are con-
tributing literally TO their support
Thus it is that the protected monopolies
Cypress their operatives. When the monop-
olsts ask the representative to afford them
more protection for their capital by the tar
if, it is granted, but when the operative ask
the monopolist for wages sufficient to keep
soul and body together, he is rejected, and
turned out to starvation, Or submission.-
This is the difference between protected
capital and oppressed labor.-Ohio Press
Yesterday, Mr.. Sawyer made an unsuc-
cessiul attempt 10 take up the Senate bill
providing for raising a regiment of mounted
rifeman. Mr. Mcdowell, was equally un-
successful in his attempt to induce the
House to take up the bill organizing terri
torial government in Oregon. The decision
in these cases, shows unequivocaly, that the
House is indispssed TO take any farther steps
in the Oregon matter, until the Senate shall
dispose of the pending notice Washington
Ger. Of the Statesman, March 10.
Too TRuE.-An African preacher, speak