The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08

sih The intention of rcssnngA Ahe samcaanC
give our feeble aid in stiPpoa Of that clas'
ofindividcals called "squaHers," Of whom
we imvea less c0nfempIibie opinion tiar
may persons appear g enlqT'qqin,lxt .sra
GLAD TO SIZE Ir.-Nchols of the Lima
Argus has raised al the head Of lis paper a
beautiful new fSe, under Which are the
names Of the nominees Of the Sh January
convention aud also thai Of Gen. VIM. O.
Bdiler Of Kentucky, as a candidate for Vice
President subject 70 The DECISION Of the Ma
tional convention We hope his "Areus
Eye,p "a fine emblem Of (which we find plac-
ed at,bel Editorial head,) may continue 10
watch ovef that flag until 4, j. seen waving
lin triumph over The rains oftbc loitering fab
ric Of Mexican Whiggery.aq oiNqs"'' s1a7g
3 The Editor speaks in fattering terms oi
the support he has received during the past
year and Of fine prospects for the faiure,--
Whilst We are gratified at the prosperity o!
our nsighbor we are sorry that we cannot say
The same Of ourselves, and would simply ask,
can NOT something be done in Puinami1l
I IowA.4In the Legislature Of this State
hewhigs have majorly in the House, the
Democrats majority in the Senate and on
Join, ballot. TIE wings refuse to go iuto an
election for the U. s. Senator'S, 80 ,hst there
liz 4 strong probability Of an adjournment
wiihou, an election and tho state remain un-
represented in the u. s. Senate. ~" p. n
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90 Or We find the following among the res
olufions passed by the convention Of Demo-
cratic Editors held at Columbus on the l0ll
January. 1t shows how whig rulers, (esps-
cially beaimmortal John Woods) economic
a. the cost ofdemociats, whilst layors are deall
out with a lavish hand TO political friends and
apeis familiar::n 1Br gasaassl s1e
ResoIred, That we look with the utmost
contempt upon The procedure of that notable
federalis,, John Woods, Auditor of the Sisto
of Ohio, in issuing eirculars 10 the Auditors
in democratic counties, instructing them, in
piolatioa of law, to sell put their county prn-
ting to the lowest bidder, and at the same
time Withholding said circulars from the Au-
d,ori Of irkig counties; or, il sent, no aiten-
lion was paid to them; and it is hoped that
democratic Auditors throughout Ohio will
treat all circulars emanating from this. tyrant
Of State Auditor with the contempt which
they deserye.Hosssgo D Baboqf 81 ,meo
ConREcrroN,-7In referring few weeks ago
to the irregular arrivals Of ON paper a, some
oft the Post Offices, we included The Buckeye
P.O. &i,hens, stated we knew nothing IN rela-
'tion 10 The matter except from the represen-
taiion ofolhcrs. From information since the
appearance Of that article we are fully salts
fed that no blame can justly be attached To
The Office at Buckeye. but on the contrary
The Pos, Master at that place discharges bis
duty with an ability worthy Of a higher sta
ton. s ,,eie1 sd itia 4IdHpnoo s.dsh
We hope 10 be able to make the same an
nouncemen, in relation 10 the other points
named and that the sole cause Of delay is The
bad arrangements in the mail routes sAaa,
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SusPENDED.--We see by a recent an
nouncement in the Findhy Courier, ,hat,hc
whig sheet (Findlay Heraid) of that place
has "expired without a struggles" c. finbeny
the former Editor having disposed Of tn.
concern TO DR.. Patton. We did not receive
he No. of The Herald containing the dying
groans, and are therefore nnadvised as 10 he
iea'b-bed confessions pfihe deceased.
STATE CoNvENTioNs.--The Democrats in
he States Of Indianas Atsensas, Tennessee,
md Mississippi have held dtheir Conventions,
nominated theit e!ec oral tickets, appointed
delegates ID nationa! Convention, &c. b.
leilher Of these States did they make a dec.
.laration ofpreference iurelation io,he Pres
idency, .bu,by eachoflhe conventions resolu.
lions we're passed expressing their willing
ness and discrimination togsupport any good
and sound democrat that may be nominated
by the national democratic Convention. al As
in Ohio, aietuthost harmony prevaledsat
the conventions, and thep sdoings; gave, gen
eral satisfaction, We age. grstifsd 10 see