The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-12-28

Treasursl Of State, Whuehill, forced eRsnesto the
amount 81, S25, 900, and I, yea 70 bo explained
wAsthsr this money was used for two or three
ysars,by ,hesTreaparer 81 fststsund only after the
-exsninatlon was ordered accounted for on The
Treasurer's books. sla'sF@
Thsawlhgs, less chohstablc than the Demo
cfs,s, when Rasc.Ii,y Report, No. | was made,
refused to Prins Rascaii,y Rsposi Ne. q, They
wsrs quite willing tsprnt and send to the peopls
i%sAysaTs sgo' a"Rspori wholly one. sided in its
character, and which wherever whig Editors
have dsrsa e rely on iis contents has subjsc,sd
them tS damages when that Report made against
DenScrits; but when il. GENES. 10 their turn to
have iss dishonest acts Of their officers exposed,
we find them refusing 70 print and ready aud
anxious to sde Investigation though there is rea-
son 70 believe that eur state finances have been
grassly mismapgcd, ifno pluaAered by the whg
officers who had ihen in Charge The boot is
new hswever on '!o,hsleg. .t gisunsa 3., I'd
Mr., Beavers. Land Bill bas been .amsndad d, but
have not hDd time TO examine the amendments.
The provisions Of ihs Bill, SO farias there are sal
utary Lupderstnnd to have, been retained. 81
-. Yos haze already ,lsAset that in Congress
the Mouse Of Representatives, have nominated
Win,hrop Of ulMasssshussts, Speaker This Sc
ten on the par, Of ,hssshigs shows how little de-
psnasnco isto be 4 laced upon Southern declaIa-
,ioAs that hssiilltS 40 slavery shall be IN exclu
sion irem se,hern ,supPeri.yg Winthrop has re-
pea,sdly and strongly seelnred his hostility to
tbs sprssd of the peculiar ,yst when
par.yssscehduncyi 10 obels,cnrcd iae Whole whig
branch Of tbs Honse were found tue to party III
slinc,san Wipthrop,is SPEAKER In t!is is
lesson for .Democ rats. Soufhs " threats are only
dangerous TO ike tindd thsy have no force bd,
fer ihoee who ttsiret to ycld, and seek All xcuss
SO fs.FA, % e7 N
.I,a,,tT .ssaag.asS .y-atA u Dec ii6. i
14is stiernoon ihcrs wasan election ciArsoc-
ais judges, ssfsllows; sayas aea 1Ss'iH''af
John Z,Hla srmsnwas slesrediA A ssociate Judge
otsrnss. Gsnnsy; Charles O. Swain Of Mont
gametys sCosaiy "a. D. Thereness Of Clark Co.,
aud w, RIP u,nsn ofwash ngton County.
Also, D.yi csx was elected President Judge
Of thslHh sJdsieiai sresuit and John Grsinsr,
the Why lPEsf Eawrea,e was re. ,l.etsd State
Libransh Ebert r. Bates, Or 81. Mays. was tho
Dcmacisiic candidate. ~ -..-tf .,..r..- /
Tolsgraphic dispatches from Cincinnati speak
Of anoiksr foedAshe liver having reached with
III Is inchcsot III. great rise si 1882, apd here
we haze very plsasnt sleighlng Judge, though
mr. stars Of tits 10 hsar lhs bells jingle und the
slol ghs whsk by mei-a lii,le Of the swif,ssr.
Calhoun hussproposed rssaiutiona in the Senate
d onu.lnsiny the war, &c. lie il about consuns-
m s,ing fully HE snion'with FED. .rnlisn 7s
Msll has Young ssid q 30 il-
~, withths taiehts OF an Angel
hlBba sW Man may be tooL" fH
Yke ssi.ets Or John C. Cahoun's Si,iOn, the
y rssidebe,, has hitherto bnd will Slways elrde
hssfasi, from .ho very changes he nakes'oq Sc
it,tetgH sist ~ HRif'iih
The Wing State Convention is 70 be held on
the 9sh u January next, 1t5l
x stranger coming into The House and listen
j AZ 10 wAig adyeesey Of G.nerallaws aud Dem
ctsuc eppostion thereto, and pleading for special
ppsc ,n,snls Ter local ana, t+mPoIary objects,
M at Ia inclined to Hislake parties, especially
II se wss 3sni!iar with the Sih Janurry resolu-
;.i.s..y ,But[ mus, de Drake. of Greene, the for
,uor. whig Fpeskcr the jss'ies.o say that TIL he
no, his taiiioad .sehs ne ,hfouGh, he hae not a
ws,d to IS, nAuu,g General Laws. though he is
quisi,ssliainsthei' favor new'' The Democrats
had so,eaui,s IKE. same chance, thuashsh must
he syuG sscl there isa liis difference 10 the par
q faith on tho subjsv'. - f" y MeK: