The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11
A SIGN!
great zeal

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The Cincinnati Gasstie has just faralIsha
I'D an address issued by tho federal alsmbsls :,
sf tue Legislature Of this Slsie, 10 lS34-5, iA.s
favor of Jonu Mclean for The PP:sdency:---
The n4mes of several politicians Of fpromiI'4 /;
encs now in the federal ranks are ai,schsA,
10 It. The Gaz tie desires TO remind them
4 forme, times, wnen they hsd nnt the fear
Of Old Harry before ,hsis eyes. aaf sry
The Urb,ns Ci,ixon has hoisied tho name
OF M. MaLesn for the Presidency. The
j zstts m ah, have saved its cons s,sacy. 81 :
Mr. CIay's fionds ara again At work, snA it b.
viii find hs name at the head ofthe Gazette 90
b fofs many mon,hs. The Gasetts appears (
noi 10 pe,eeivs thes, movements ss il very
nnocru'ly remarks. ao ca
" 4nd rkile the sage ef AshIssd u as Iss.
ger in t.s political oreno, we have The 'sigks
confidence that JonS McI.tAN IL fire ntaR
pireminsn,ly qualified aud suitable 70 the Gf.
ician, d sch,yge of all thes, dniies. s. ~
The Gazette, also glv,s ihs. Taylor meg
Iofi-h4aded coaplneht, thus; 'e 5,.'' s @'
One class Of ci,ixens is decided spfn tho
fuudamsna necessity Of taking fsih lhe~
walk, OF civil lie, all Candidates fpf civil o. =
il, o.; while many others Ar as ardent in the
s,ntimen, hat oar military sctosls are the
most sii1bl, fnuniai'.s from win ace such in.
cn,nbenls should em,n,,c. W. are Of the
former c'dss. Othcrs may set vaias uPon tho
quail Fl Gallons for civil rule, st him whose
cnoscn pathway to p"cfrmen' anil glory, To-
The profession Of arms; whose distinguishing
talsa, and skill aud high ambition, c"asist 10
honorable, and sonnet mes, useful oecupssisa,
If ,narshalling recruits snd welding arms up. .
on the fields of warfare; vasse trade is 10
sIay asd wins, carent Of l,f, hu a 'sei .
u, n ly in tn, deep channels Of siern csn-
,alnd and 'As unyielding requirement ID 81
dcs,o!ic will. All men have their apPrspfi.;
,ts sphere of aciion and usefaln sss; and
those who d ZEN such settled N ltiry 'SdstiI y
ties, rs best sdspled to him, whose Office It's
may become. and whom tlay seek 10 have
dominion over people jealous Of restraint, ;
cannot hape osr co-spsratios, snlsss u BE-
come Of stern necessity that il shoMId 20 b.
Such is our voics, and thus We boldly pfeclaitH
it,"
The G,zstte and other federal pa pers havs
now .a.days a remarkable horror for those
'whose trade il is 10 sloy!" although in is40
they were thu devoted followers and ehsris-
ers Of Gen Harrison, whom they then nom.
mated for his past slsying! The federalisis
led by Mr.. Clay in 1928, imbibsd a deadly
annpaihy To-" m ltary cheflans" and "slsy.'
. rs" bu, in lG40 these same eharacie ers were
hs most available and proper persons 10 be-.
como the cand dates or,he federal party
Now portion of the s,me party, fearing ths
hoastsd popularity O. Ger. Tayisr srs seviv.
ing thsir dogma of former years ,ha. ssIay-
ers" ard heroes are unfit Perssaagss ,ts sre- 1
criys the sulftagss Of The people, hoPing. h,ta
Zen. Taylor may be made ia expeftDce the
aversion of the federal party TO mlltsy
chiefiains." But, although, The federal par. :
y are constantly preaching against "cancss--.
ses," Tin pans,"" conventions &c. they
will yet bs compelled 70 resort 10 these, mea.,
sures 10 recsncile the conflicts IN their eva
ranks. For insiance---lbs Teleds Blads says
i, prefers 4. Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Webster, be.
fore McLeaa! I" Tbs Albany Journal the
leading paper at the capital Of New York op.
poses Mclean because "he Is net Unidentified
,ritl Me uSia partyr' These arc direct 10.
ssols, tul We suppose M. Clay can cslnprs-
mise The dltfical,y. ,y.--Seneca Adseriiser. Al.