The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-03-05

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.,sa "LoOk 10 tho Senate"
CALHOUN, YUIEH, Butler and Wxsrcorr. M.
balance Of power allies Of the whigs) ioi..d with
the whole body Of the latter 10 fstter thu p,...
AS the debate on that act was Of high impoy,
aace; as the expulsion of Mr.. Richie from the
Senate was'a return to the principles Of Alien
and Sedi'ion Law Federalism on the par. Of tb.
wings and their new allies; and as on that sces,-
ion was developed the utter worthlessnsss Of
westcott, who passed all bounds Of decency in
the abuse Of ths party he has been. ever since his
elevation to the Senate, eager to bstray, and fren
which he has atlsngts fully apos,atissd; and as
Calhoun himself then sgnaizsd another Of these
frequest instances Of usaohsry 10 party which
have marked his and neutralizsd his ability.
our readers will feel some interest in seeing the
paper missile which brought out this state Of
things. We give, therefore, the article which 20
bitterly offended the wings and Calhoun inast-
ives in the Senate, @
h From the Unisn.
ANOTHER MEXICAN vIcroRY.--The war
now pending between tho two great North
American republics is raging over widely
extended theatre, and is waged With a great
variety Of weapons, and military stores. A
great Rumbsr oflsading champions are hs.
uring in the arena, and the succefs s Auctu-
'aling.
The war RACES along the line ofeperations
Of our amy, and on the eastern and western
coasts Of Mexico, where our brave soldiers
and sailors carry it on, and where swords,
small arms, artillery, balls, shells, and rock
cts are the weapons aaG stores. On this
part Of the field of operations we have, de-
feated the enemy in every conflict where We
measured arms with them.
The floor Of Congress is another section
Of the field Of conflict. There the cause Of
Mexico is rPaintained with zeal and ability;
there the supplies Of men and money are at
tempted 10 be withheld; there the sympa-
thiss of federalism are invoked in their be-
half; there tho ;TTsS:; Ts: !. branded with every a
buse epthet, and the President Of cur cvun-
try, who has so successfully vindicated ito
honor by bis pen, and before whose vigorous
arm the invading enemy has fled into bis
stronghold, is denounced az bloody syrant
and murderer. The halls Of State legisls-
ton also, SO far as Massachusetts, and North
Carolina are concerned, exhibit similar
scenes; there the Mexican cause has triumph,
ed. We confess the disgraceful fac.!
In the Senaie Of tho United States, on
yesterday, the Mexicans achieved another
viCtory. rhe bill for .rs.aiains tan reg:-
ments ofregular troops having bt en- submit
teed, with its amendments, to committes
of conferences Of the two houses, iha. com
mi,tee unanimously agreed on a report which
was submitted to othem for their approval
The House Of Representatives at once adop.
ted hereport by very large majority. IL
the Senate il was, in its most important fsa.
ture rejected BY majority of six. When
the result was ascorsined, distinguished
senator from Georgia exhibited the most mar
ked tokens of exuliaiion. II is the same
senator who urges withdrawal Of our army
from tho Mexican territory!
II Santa ArRa, Ampudia, or any other
Mexican general could snatch from our SOL
diers a corresponding victory, we should
place them upon the sama elevation where
their cempatriots, reads, and fellew-sele.
iers in the Senate Of the United States now
stand. siaftse suii
As the friends of the United Stages have,
on this occasion, sustained defeat, and the
PIssident been deprived Of ten Thousand reg
ulars, should earnestly advise him to throw
himself into the hands Of the people, invoke
their love Of country, call out the remainder
of the volunteers, and inevitable success will
attend him. sa g.a beqa
As for the public will in this country, it
points TO war to the knife if necessary, am
pie indemnity in the eneMy's territory, and
no more mandy pamby talk ahsut desire
for peace! We want reparation for the past,
and security for the fature--snd We will have
them. VlNDlCATOR. 3