The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-25

selves, so far as the boundaries Of 4he new
county affected the people Of Van Wtr, We
had rigll,to bclicyci would be satisiacio-
ry TO them, az the fist we heard Of il. wns
in company with with the assurance os thcii
agent IN The matter, Gcorsc Marsh. that il
was exactly what they wanted, as il would
kill the Section Ten project fora county
seat, and that his Instructions looked 10 this
result, &c, &c. Personally, however, we
were but looker-on in Columbus, neither
pretending or exercising any influence fa-
volable to any new county scheme. acb Sa3I
We do not offer these dcnials second
time from any regard for the Van Vert writ
er, whose attack upon US is, we. presume,
intended for home effect, and to cover 10 the
people Of Van Vert the unfortunate result Of
unworthy maneuvres, but we notice s il
solely TO prevent d any unfair advantage
which might be hereafter taken ofeuf silence.
His spirit, candor, and confidence in his
statements may be gathered from the fact,
that while passing for ademocralic editor,
he aims TO Strengthen those, statements by
urging against us that we are Republican by
choice and not from birth. Doubtless had he
been born subject of monarchcal9 institl-
luiions he would have relnained such, and,
not like us have encountered the sneersaof
monarchy hy-loying.repubIicans like himself,
for choosing 10 make our home amsng free
men q NE sai l g3 a1eJ .,8sas n.@e
We think we shall be held excusable for
declining further notice Of This writer or his
charges. aRs f .2at rt 81
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| TIE WOOSTER BANK AND INDIVIDUAL Ira
BILrrY.-Tho Wooster Demscrdt learns thai
from some informality in the acceptance Of
the individual liability cluse in The wing
charter of that rotten concern, IFS corrupt a.
,hievng managers expect TO conclude the
| plumber of half II. million of dollars from the
the people without ANSWERING in their pri-
va,e fortunes for ,hclt taseal'y. Very like,
ly. Laws are only framed lin Republican
Ohio to catch petty thieves who steal ters
or hundreds-the master knaves who rob
the people at discretion, have too mucl, in
huencc over the Legislation ofthe whigo ma
jority 10 fear that justice will lie visited upon
them for any stretch Of villa ny, however he-
nous.
Until great criminals in Ohio find laws
TO punish them, the paople m usi submit ey-
cry few years 10 some new and tremendous
fraud. Aud The possessors Of fow dollars,
the laborers, must expect 10 be the almost
exclusive sufferers, as le, the laHs be framed
as they may, the poor can never trust their
daily subsistence 10 the chances If tA
laws delay, and they must, when a rotten
concern goes by tire hundred thousand dol
lars into the pockets OF its dishonest mlna-
gers, permit their. richer neighbors to profit
by The tardy and doubtful remedy Of law
even where it gives protection. The Ven
ture, however, has never taught its readers
to look for protection from the frauds ofbanks
to individual liability, or any other plaus
able scheme of Legislative wisdom. Whcl
i,hc science of Legislation has devised rule
TO restrain gambling within the bounds oI
honesty, then may banking, which is Of The
same nature, be regulated by law and made
subscrven, 10 the public good, but moi Ill
then. The Wooster bank is but fulfilling
tie ,rut destiny ofall such shaving-sltps.
\ Nix. CLAY AND Nh. GsuLArtN, ,-"M r
Clay and Albert Gallatin who have been cs-
ranged for many years have become recon-
ciled 10 each other during the visit Of the
former 10 the city Of New York. Mr.. Clay
called upon Mr.. Gailatin at his. residence,
having previously sent friend to ASCERTAIN
if such visit wotld be agreeable" "a "a.
I We find the above going the rounds Of the
federal press. The cstrangement spoken Of
was caused by "a brutal and uncaled for al
tack which Mr.. Clay made on Mr.. Gallatin
many yeais since, while the former was il
the United States Senate. Among othel
things, he charged Mr.. G. with being in hi:
dotdge, and with being a foreigner. Since
they have met on the common platform
erected by the Mexican sympathzcrs, they
l.s" : -. "..