The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-14


be nsna,s hofse. si'd nosbing hsis not solisiisa
10 lend. exeepi il be hiswifs. Thiss one Of the
lineidehik ~ a new country, where social spir-
]it is cultivated in higher degree Than in eldsr
lplacos, upon the pnnciple we suppose, that the
lyaue Of neighbour bccome enhnpcei in proportion
10 thstr scarcity. II sis very well, 100 in the
muin. The lender and borrower change places
IIf ~ i. iia ssiil sil lTlIf,if 'G TaliF'
But tho newspaper borrower is an animal Of
II diifetent gems. The lender Is fully conscious
when he parts with his newspaper that ams
''sNg i'IIo nccr shall look upon It's linss again"
All feasi We were 50, the other dny when .
wealthy but siinggy Democrat came into our Office
/ and wanted US 10 lead, him ono Of our papers
lhpying the election returns We f9rked eyer.
but as we ddse, just Us gently as possible hintsd
he nigh, possibly gel, 'hpt kind Of news mor'
satisfactorily BY subscribing for the paper sNs
he. was ,oo pYor, 10 take q pappr--ae Es,.ly
4 could not afford ~" He had however, just bseu
complaining Of the heavy tax on his money st IN
teresU Yet he has no hesiiatiop 10 aiS US who
have neither money at interest Or 10 possession to
gire him q newspaper, every, eopysof which costs
us two Or three cents. Tbissmnn who askndsthis
had never bestowed q cent Of patronage on us in
his life, and was worth twenty times our possess.
ions. AS he carefully folded our paper and turned
to depart we thought thatihere mil hi be such
4 thing as borrowing on the smslL sfg 1ng o'g
Inthisl matter Of newspaper borrowing there is
much injnstice done oil round. Tho payer for
| . shc Il; a
onbusiaess, stopped his paper, because ho did no,
want quarrel with his neighbors by refusing TO
LEND his pnpehs and did not care to pay or pa
pc. .hat he scarcely ever got ch ancc 10 read. =
Besides the newspaper borrower 10 always The
6rst to complain about the pa,cr. Taat which
coasnothing little valued. He co m2iains that
the news'is notcuriy enough. or that the edito-
alsare not pungent enough, that they are 100 per-
sona, that they don't lit back hard enough, that
they are too long or too short. He is never saiis
fed-and nevcrcan be until he pays for his read
ing. And that he will not willingly do, for
thoughhe had his thousands /, spare, so inyete-
rate is o + eanliabit that he would always con.
Z tinue 10 feel too poor to take paper,
But not 70 be tedious Oh an ungracous sub
ject, You thaftaks no papers, but depend sa
borrowing, Reform at cnec. II you must borrow
why borrow your neighbors oxen when you know
he ought % use them, his horse when he desire.
TO ride, his axe when. he should be chopping.
but never borrow his newspaper whenyou can
50 easily get one Of your own. y .onla 81.
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"WRrenT's PArrR,'-This a desirable little
periodical, devoted TO the spread Of useful knowl.
edge. Its articles convey much in brief space,
and il is afforded ot small cost. II published
monthly at 25 cents per year The advancement
Of educntion Of morals and OF man is its object,
and It's editor is nm able worker for the accom-
plshmenr Of this noble design. Wighrs Gas.
ket,', Game cost,) is devoted o the same object
IA, E, WhIeur, Philadelphia, Pa. . 81 aa4u
The PREsIDENTIAL ELrTI,N--The N.
Y. Tribune ('NI,ig) gives the { lowing as,he
result, should the election Of President be
Scarried into the House Of Representa-
ltives:, -r -. ~ .l,r
If no candidate shall have a majority Of
The whole number Of Electoral Votes cast,
the election goes 10 The House, where ma
1 jpriiy Of the Delegation from cacl. State
casts one vote. Nov. Of The thirty States
composing the Union. I full half have Cass
Delegations, trclre have Wing Delegations,
and three are equally divided, so that no
choice could be made with each member
present and voting. But lei any one Wing
member fom New Hampshire, Rhode Islana
or Georgia be sick, or absent for any cause,
or induced on any ballot to withhold his
vote, and Lewis Cass's election is inevitable
On the other hand, The absence Of no one,
two OF three Demccras could enable the
Wings to elect Gen Tlylor; while Mr.. Van
Burcn has not a single Delegation in the
House. There is therefore not one chance
in a thousand Of defeating Gen. Cass in the
II,,s. fiiii fHSisliaNl4i - fs = 7ti ist.fsl
GRAnAsl's MAeAzfSE for November Con-
iains @Thc Bride Of Fate,"by ". G. simns;
"a rcqniem 10 the Norih," "byJ. Bayard Tay-
lor; "a scene on the Susguebannah,n by Jos.
| R. Chandler; edith Maurice by that best
Ioflale writer's, T. S. Arthur; "Gems from
late Readiugs,n BY J. 6. Whittier, G. r.
James, Currer Bel, &C., Sc. Two bcauii-
, fnl embellishments are added 10 tho aiirac
lions Of The reading matter, ofwh:ch we may
Justly say that more interest could not well
be conveyed in The, same space. W saa,
i or The exports of spsci g, up 10 Octo-
Der 26Ih during The present year has amoun-