The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-08-20
Adiournn,cnt x of CONGRESS

Adjournment Of Congress.
Tho first session Of the twenty-ninth Congr ess
terminated on last Monday, after lasting more
than eight months. The laBors Of this long scs-
sion have been great, and Of q character to leave
tho Impress Of Mr., Polk's administration on the
age. The great Poet hastold us that
g The evilm men do live after them"
SO has it not been with the federal party. The
last vestge of the wicked deeds Of thnt party has
been consigned to the same grave with it's author,
The Infamous tariff Of eighteen hundred and for
ty.two has been repealed. Its bighting effects
for time will continue to be felt But the energy
ofthe American people will evefleap all obstacles,
and now since the thing has gone by the board,
the country will continue to prosper notwith-
standing the many efforts that we may expect to
sec put forth to create panic and bring back the
protectionsts to power &.
In settling this question, the Representatives
Of the Western Democracy have proved them
selves true to the trust reposed inthem. Wrong
ed, basely, infamo usly wronged by the brayado
advocates OF the peculiar institutions Of the South
betraying them into the hands Of the federal par
ty, in the settlement Of the Oregon question:
The only interest Of really western character,
ever breugh before Congress, sold before their
face to old England, and her willing allies, the
fsderalists Of New England, by the fnithlesf
Demesracy ofthe South, our delegates were yet
faithful to the principles in the I, advocacy
Of which they were elected. They could not
cast away heir cherished policy, and that of their
constituency, even for revenge for the most un-
pri rincipled surrender of National rights that ev-
or blackened the eseutcheon OF our great Rapub-
lie.ts,i lsys4g 1s 7aSlss,d}a ~.
Though the south betrayed the western Democ-
rasy in giving away Oregon, yet the west earnO
We cannot value too highly the sef-denying pa
triotism Of the Ohio Delegation. Possessing the
means Of perfect retala tion for the loss of Ore
gen they disdained to sacrifice the interests Of
their consistency for tho qualification Of that re-
venge, which was their due, and which will be
fully taken hereafter on heheade of the vile par
ties to the surrender of our rights in Oregon
The time will come when the Western Democra.
cy will be able to pour cut its evsrAowing walls
liberalization, and revenge, wit heut endangenng
its own interests, and when that time does come,
the word ofthe West will be s'remembor the Or
eson treaty.n Slight offences may be forgiv en-;
but the reasonable surrender of ou territory to
tho rapacious menster. whose copouests arc traced
in the bloed Of murdered innocence. whose olorv
isheralded by the wall of starving indulgence, tho
foetsteps of whose farm is seen in cities s.ck cd
altars prsstrated, and faith rampled under foot;
sucb tre,son ON The verv sav when our NOV, ~
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'no osnp.s' II "4' np,'neu W 'ile acquis'-
ten OF Texas can never be forgiven Tho Wes.
torn Democracy will have satisfaction, and to
thu traitors who have bartered aw,v our r;rh,s
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he accsuh''s 20 iehaeiea VIII Dc iealiui one'
Save the one blct, almost all the great ends for
which this administration came into power have
bsar a,t.;nad. .1tl
Tar.-,h.. .,....,,
iexa mas Deen acquirsd-'he tar'ii repealed =
The Trsssury again made independent In short
tho doinqs Of this Cen gress are almighty moroent
and viii re cal, beres ftsr lSfitg gI A 4,
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lHk DENooAATio REVIEW FOR AUaUsT.--Many
peuans complain of the virulence of the party
Press. & the dispositen TO coyer nm cantos,s G.,
a' Tf '''r'', -,
Pi'nS'pie uhuo' isoai anu unlmPof'ant ISSUES; ana
yetwe seldom ind that these persons supportthe
periodicals in which great principles are dealt
With N the.nh;loaonb;c soi,t Il, Fl M, !.
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Denoclauc MOVIE" - tns lnteliectual exponent
ofthe Democratic party efithe Union, and yet its