The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13

Of New.York, and thatthe Baltimore nominations
will be every whore enthusiastically ratihed oy
the approval Of he Democracy O. o. he The un'sn'
thatis will be suceesstul is beyond possible
doubt.,lm 1s.4psa 3iga,en ~ v ~ asrss sa
49, M r r. s,'appan "a. discontinued the
,."ul,r publication of he Ohio Press. In time
ms, the Press has rendered good service 10 the
af n.uoe,,cv q Ohio Mr.. IT. promises
.,s.sI;. Sor d;scont;nuipg hereafter.
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The following article is from the Ashsdna
Democrat. now under the control OF our
&. -" ,r,,,, !, ,s,,;.,an II 8 Knnn, ESQ, Our
'a'e- -ien0w.0'''-e'' .r'. ~
readers will inodouo'l W e,su ;" ".a - ~
accession Of bis Information, lac. ana aiii''yoI
,ba ca,,se /, Of Democracy at this time AT no
,.a,.';, !, nora n,s5p npeedea and ,hey will unite
- ~ r..;..-;si,;na lin ,be hes, success:
with us IN wishing h''h 'pe pss' 'ooS''''3aa
p THE RIGHT OF THE MAJORITY TO GOVERN
Some persons have very crude noslons up
on this subject Their views ol ihe uhcon-
irolled aud overshadowing power OF ma]oft
ties, If carried into practice, would compie'e-
st between republic and the worst despo',
ism. II is right, OF course, IN a. i'ht'e"I
sense, that majorlties should governs oa' u
does not follow that majoftles are omn.po-
tent. When they transcend the CONSTITUTION
al rules prescribed for their action, ihey areI
then usURPERs, and The TYRANNY wfllch iney3
linflict is quite as odious, quite al subverslveI
of the natural rights Of man, and more rev.
olutionaiy, Than Hhough inc ou''deo ''o"
Eperpelraied under form Of government haV-
ing any other name than 'ha' O' a rep'e'e"
'a',e ,;. aeMoc'sos os orrressnn do NOT uroceed
FINN miaorj,ies, Ti'he rights of the people
can never be successfully assaied except BY
The majority mt. Jefferson, "A d%sa iaas uu1q msIes
eo p.Sudc''Sa, ,ha S'',omna % language upon this sub
,ec, u,s ! q ~ - 4 u.s. rs .'s
isAll, TOO, will bear nmind this sacred
principle, that though me WIN " 'nI :, I 10
lv'a p'asrrr' = mus, he REAsoNApnr; that the mi
lnoriiy possess their equal rights, which kauAh
LAwimust Protecb and u vlola,e y ~ou'a "
|opp'ess on. Z a.o. e. =, Z, scbes hem me
ns WAS Vac ~ lat,empt ON lie mar,
A Of The majority in the legislature, represent.
ing only minority of the people, TO pracc'
ticaly and forever dlsIrancn'ss 'na' "ds',ly ~.
sau '', .nus sande,. he o,trape SO fragrant
ana ~'''cn nan =, I ,,f ,ha peonle 40 inner.
s's'anoe' VI. ''o '@''N' r - ~
a''vs. M, G,r June. , on,nins
'ohAhAM mA'1'' ,''s'',..h;a., =, sLa,cl,
among other ar'lcles, a D'og'ap'n ea' 1Ao'e'
1of Capt. 8. il. Walker, by fayet'e hoo'"son'
w,,h e. an elegant al,a engraved portrait; The
p.vord Taylor Jehoiakin
eon''hen.s' ~ = D'sSe -. H. p,.le,.
: johnson, by Mary spencer : ease' VIZ ~
I Farewell, by William IL. Y. hos'he' '''
In t1,,man Voice. by George P. Morris; and ths
49, .,and E,c,orv Girl by Mrs. JOSEPH
Wv I ,Vss''s .9s,
Q. Neal. .aa9a - -- ... , s.,,s'
q NJ GopEY's LADY's BOOK, ior June, con
~ ~ ., s,ea.nt embellishments, and a
'a'''' -, cu...;. .,,;cIes. Hero
mong others, .he Io''ow'ns ',' g =
tic Women OF the Revolution, oy n's' ~
Ellet; Sketches from Real Lie, py Hu''
woodlev. The Coral Ring, BY Mrs. Hal
'f -. s,oue. The Tal;sman. by N
,r ,,,.,, .,:, vo,,oT .dy,s "
!. r. VIII SAND AmeIa' OF a 1oups 1'' 7
4 cissliudes, by MISS Leslie. '...1
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METHbDfsT GENERAL CoHFEREScE.--
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