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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-29

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FINAL ACCOUNTS.

Accounts OF executors, administrators and guar
dians filed in the office Of the clerk Of the court
o: common pleas Of Carroll county, since MAY
term, l848, and which may be settled at the next
term OF the court.
First account OF David Maple and David Ma
pie, jr., executors OF John Maple, deceased.
Second account OF Charles Fawcett and George
Sloan acting executors OF James Sinclair, decd.
Final account OF John !. Kerr, administrator of
Aaron Kerr, deceased,
First account of Alexander Clark, administra-
tor Of Lew Bessy, deceased.
Final account of g. and w. Hardgrove, execu-
tors Of John Morrison, deceased.
Final account Of Joseph Rutter, administrator
Of Jacob Devore, deceased
Final account of Jacob Lotzenhizer, executor
Of Michael Fisher, deceased.
Final account Of George Hewitt and Solomon
Harsh, executors OF Henry Harsh, deceased.
Final account of Andrew Boyd, executor of
David Boyd, deceased.
First account of Alexander Clark, administra-
tor of Levi Bessy, deceased.
Final account of Patrick Ward Jr administra-
tor of William Jeffries, deceased.
Final account of Benz min Boice, executor of
Thomas Earl, deceased.
w. R. LLOYD, Clerk.
Carrollton, August II, l848 -44-3t.
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MOb-Attack on the JalI-BlOOdshed.
CINCINNATI, Aug. "a.

CINCINNATI, Aug. "a.
Our city was disgtaced by mob last night,
not so large as some which has preceded it, but
more fatal than any other we recollect to have
occurred here.
Three men (some reports say four) were kill
ed, and four or five wounded, some Of them Sc
verely. A fireman, Mr.. John Carnahan, who
was at the time returning TO his engine house
from an alarm Of fire, was badly hurt. The
names Of the dead and wounded we were una
Bile to ascertain last night. The three men re-
ferred to as killed were spectators.
The cause Of the disturbance Of the peace was
an attempt made by the popuace to take from
the custody Of the officers Of the law a couple
of men (retnrned volunteers from Mexico, we
understand, and Swiss,) accused oiIhe crime OF
committing rape upon little girl not over 10
years Of age. The examination was conducted
at the court house, and not being completed at
the adjournment, the prisoners were remanded
to Jail 10 be brought out again this morning
The rescue was attempted forthwith, for the
purpose fwreaking popular vengeance on the
accused by the administration Of Lynch law.
The design being understood, however, the con-
stabulary force Of the city had been increased
sufficiently to prevent its execution. The pri-
soners were safely locked up.
In the evening, soon after o'clock, an i'm
mense crowd had assembled in the vicinity oi
the Jail, an attack upon which was plainly ME-
ditated. This induced the constabulary force
to arm themselves and take position in the Jail.
The attack from the crowd commenced soon al.
ter, by tearing down the fence in front the
! Jail yard. This done, the mob advanced to-
ward the Jail, where they were fired upon, with
the result already noticed. This prompt action
caused them 10 waver, and finally TO fall back
into the streets, where they gathered in knots
and remained at half past 9o'cock. 1t was re.
ported that they had cannon at their command
which they designed to use should opportunity
occur, but so far as we know this was repor
only.
The offence Of which the two men are accus.
ed, is one of the most fragrant character, anC
deserves severe punishment. This it would re-
ceive under due administration Of the law
and hence this interference with that admits
traton is next thing 10 being as bad as the crime
itself. An exasperated state of the popular
mind, in view Of such a hellish outrage, nigh
be expected, and could readily be excused; bu
nothing can excuse such attempts TO interfere
with the regular course of the law, but an ascer
tanned certainty Of NAL administration. Thi
can never be made in the excitement and tur
MOL of crowd, and hence such interference II
improper, and should not be attempted.
AT 10 o'clock the crowd about the Jail hat
dispersed and all was quiet.-GdEetts.
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nons Us a member Of Congress. What they
VIII inquire Of, however, is, Vhat We dare our
opponents 10 scrurnize with all their ingenuity
TO VIII THE HONESTY AND THE cAPABiLITY Of the
men before the people for their suiTpges. By
this test every man, il IS presumed, is willing to
be tried, who permiis himselrIo be made eau.
dIdaIe for office. The political Ienets, the hon
esly Ond caPabiIiIy ofcaudidales are open for the
closest scrutiny, aud by these they should stand
or fall. Beyond these we have no desire to
examine, and will not willingly 60. But il per-
sonaties are to be resoued to, if private cha
racler, professions, aud occupations, are TO be
dragged into public view, we will not shrink
from the support Of our candidate, nor refuse to
institute comparisons with our opponents. We
desire that the campaign may bs conducted IN
spirit becoming the intelligence Of the people Of
this district. We will only be driven from the
course dictated by this spirit, when our oppo.
nenIs shew a determination TO persist in using
the weapons of the demagogue. And we will
still trust in the discriminating justice of the
people for a successful issue, and only say,
"Come on McDud-"
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Down with the Constitution.

This, (says the Huron Rehector) is now the
cry of the Locofoco conspiracy in our State,
and should the party which sustains it be elect
ed to power, it will require but little space to
convert this watchword of treason into the pre-
face of long, dark and wretched history
The guilty sentiments which are propogated by
these party incendiaries in our midst, are no,
wanting for echoes from political fanatics Of
other creeds. The following from the "Ant.
Slavery Bugle," Van Buren, Free Soil paper,
published at Salem, Columbiaua county, Ohio,
is iacobin howl of the same spirit against the
Federal Constitution.
How ought the law-loving, peace-conservative
citizens of our State TO arc use at this great civ.
il crisis which has opened upon us, and array
themselves about the CONS FlTUTlON Of the
Union and the State, to defend them against the
frebrands of treason, and the flames of conspi-
racy which are flashing a.! about them.
Events that speak from the past, and facts
which appeal far into the future, proclaim that
the decree of the people In October nert, UiH be
The Iav Of this Stale for half century. With
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Gen. FoRD.-The inquiry is often made by
Locofocos among US, and Locofoco papers a.
round US, "Will Gen. Ford vote for Gen. Tay-
lori" The Wings Of Carroll, we believe, are
satisfied that Gen. Ford was Whig when he
was nominated, and that he has not changed
since the nomination of Gen. Taylor. He has
served for years in the capacity Of Representa-
live, and never disappointed the expectations Of
his friends, and will not now. As he served
them well enough as legislator they believe
he will serve them we'll enough as Governor
At any rate, they would rather trust Wing
lceH enough, than Locofoco Weller.
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The Weller Meeting.

The Democratic meeting to come off on Fri
day (lo.day) ii is announced, will be addressed
by Coils. Morgan and Weller; Prince de Coon
Skinner--(whi means D. X. Carer,) and
may be Father Olds, the great bank-hater; and
we are not sure but some members Of the "Com-
mlttee of Public Safety" are also announced
we hope they may be; the dear people ought
TO be permitted TO look upon their guardians be-
fore the government be knocked in the head.
The democracy of the county are expected
% be present to hear addresses, and pay their
respects 10 these distinguished citizens in their
civil capacity; and the military are to be out 10
do the honors due to their military rank and
services. Altogether, great day is anticlPat-
en-, and we suppose the principles and measures
of democracy will be set before the people in
light clear as q sunbeam. Unless the "poor
Wings" should be deferred by the announce
ment that the Coon-Skinner is to be let loose,
we have no doubt many "will be there 10 see."
But why is our neghbor Carter heraIdod by
his friends as a "prince?" Surely princes are
not known in democratic ranks, and no great
amount of popularity attaches to the name ol
"prince" or skiing" in Canoton. "Put no.
your trust in princes" is an admoniton scarce
ly needed at this day. Better doff all royal
titles and appear in real character. "lt is the
wise mans interest to be seen."
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To reform and perfect U-a>.aga7 aud our RACE
II the most NIltrd o al wo-k-. loi 10 do lhi~,
we must understand the Human Coasul4.lon.-
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PHREOLo5Y.-EaCh number viii contain the
analysis and location Of s0He chronological isc-
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thtir combinaions; and u-a tie organization
character OF some distinguished pe.,OH0ge, uc-
companied by IikeIess.
PHYsIoLoGY.-Hcal,hi il life, the great inslru-
Ineni Of talent; virtue uhd happjne-., oil ofwhirh
it augmcnts. To preservation and restoration,
special attention will be given.
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BULLETIN.

The Cambria hasarrived. Her news, con.
tanned in Tory papers, is intended to deceive the
public, and TO depress the cause Of Ireland
Collisions have occurred, the precise result Of
which cannot be stated, as the patriotic journals
are all suppressed. But known events, read IN
the light of our previous information, are all en-
courng. whole Government force has been
employed for a week in attempts 10 arrest the
leaders without efectnga single capture. Those
leaders have adopted the most effectual means,
and will be successful.
We repeat our appeals. We urge upon our
friends in every part Of the Union prompt and
continued action.
ROBERT EMMETT,
CHARLES OCONNOR,
HORACE GREELEY,
JOHN McKEON,
JAMES w. WHITE,
MICHAEL 4. O'CONNOR,
THOMAS HAYES,
BARTHOLOMEW O'CONNOR.
Directory of the Friends Of Ireland.
New York, August 10, 1848.
6TThe Editors of all American journals
friendly TO the Liberation of Ireland are entreat-
cd to give this an immediate insertion.
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Progress Of DOrrIsm.

The Locofocos in Convention in this CITY.
last Saturday, determined in favor Of the DUrr
Revolu,ion--lo disregard the Apporionment
Law OF last winter. They nominated a Sena.
tor and five Representatives for the county at
large, wholly disrrglrding the two Representa-
live Districts, aud neither Of the candidates re.
sides in the first district. The plan Of the Rev.
oluuonlzers, as published is, 10 elect as many
Locoioco members ashley can, and for the MEM
bers elected TO break up the Legislature, by re-
lusIng 10 take their seats, and leaving the House
without quorum! To carry this plan into OPP
GRAFTON, they rely upon the Township Trustees
TO receive aud count the votes, ard the Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas TO give them the
proper certificates, the law and their oaIhs Of Of
flee 10 the contrary Notwithstanding. Many ol
the Trustees have already declared, that they
will follow the law aud their oalhs, and reject
every vote for Representative with more than
three names upon il; and we misopprehend the
moral honesty Of the Clerk if he, also, is moi
found in the discharge Of the duty imposed upon
him by the law and his oath, instead Of following
the orders Of this body Of dsorganizers.
The frStdislrictcomprises the eight first wards
VI VIC IlA1 duu lllC oCLOitA AG IGoluuC VI AS VI
ly and county. To the first district ttro Repre-.
scntatives are assigned by the APpouionmenr
aw-ro the second three. The general eec.
lion law prescrbes the duties of the judges oI
elections. Il requires that whenever balo
is found containing greater number Of name:
for any one office Than the number Of person;
required to fill such office, to~lod The vote frau
duient as 10 the whOle Ofthe names DESIGNATED 10
fill such office. Under this law the duly Of the
judge of election is plainly set forth, and if it
the first district ballot shall be found contain
ing more than tUO names for Representatives
or in the second district more than three, The vote
must be held fraudulent as TO all the persons vo
ted for. The Trustees Of the election will not
we are sure, regard the order of the Locofocc
convention as superior 10 the law and their owl
oaths. So believing we are quite willing tha
every Locofoco in the county should, if he cho
ses, throw away his vote. The Whig voter
will lose nothing by that move.-Cin. Gasette
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Meeting at MaSSiIIOn.

Remember that Hons. Thomas Corwin and
Columbus Deano are to be at Massillon on Tues.
day next. These men are visiting the North.
ern part Of the State, and will address thousands
IN reference TO the great questions now exciting
the public mind. Let no friend of freedom
within days ride of Massillon fail, on any trif-
ling account, to be present and hear Corwin on
next Tuesday. MassiIIon is the nearest point
to Carrollton, at which he will probably be dur.
ing the campaign.
We are informed that the people of Massillon
are making extensive preparations for "GRAND
RALLY" 1t would be we'll for those who attend
from Carroll county TO unite at Waynesburgh
early in the day, with the delegation which will
start from that place.
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BAD BREATH, A DIsAGREEABLE TASTE IN THE
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that decrre the Constitution stands Or laIls.-
The "Bugls" says
"Ihe Constitution doesn't deserve amending
no honest man ought To touch Il, nor eau he
without becoming deflrd. Il is FAR greater
tyran' Than was Louis Philippe, and if the men
Of France were justified IN Cyeuurning the
throne by violence. the men of America BouId
be JusiJEed IN destroying The CoHsiifiiOH BY l.s
same means. ltis hoary headed despoI that
has ruled over them for seventy years, and II IS
more than lime that il was hurled from ils place,
aud the sceptre Of its dominion broken. 10
The name Of God and Liberty, down with The
Constitution"
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Our Candidate for Congress.

We do not introduce our Candidate for Con.
gress, James Mason ESQ.,, to the notic of the
reader of the Free Press, for the purpose of eu-
logy. He needs none at our hands. 1t is suE-
fcient to know that his talents and his integrity,
have secured him reputation which has indu.
Ced the Wings Of the l7th district, to select him
as a suitable person to represent them in the
Congress Of the United States. He stands for
the sufrages Of the people Of this district, upon
his "honesty and capObility." The place was
unsought by him, and he accepts the nomina-
ton thrust upon him from sense of duty
He does not beg the place as an act of charity,
his industry and talents at the Bar will always
keep him from want. He is our candidate be-
cause we have besought him to serve us, because
is the duty Of the citizen to serve where the
public may demand. He is sound Whig, and
as such will receive the support of the Wing
party. We speak Of him just now, for the pur-
pose Of showing that his reputation is not conf.
ned to his own district. The Pittsburgh Ga
zette notices his nomination as follows:
James Mason, ESQ.,, young lawyer Of New
Lisbon, but one of the most talented and prom
ising men in Ohio, has, we understand been nom.
mated as the Wing candidate for Congress in
the District composed of Columbana, Carroll,
Jefferson, and part of Mahonng counties.-
From our knowledge of his character and abili-
ties, we feel confident that the Wings of his
District could not have made better selection,
and we sincerely hope for his success.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

We learn that the democratic Convention
assembled al SaineyiIIe, on Friday last, nomi-
mated JOSEPH CABLE, Esq, Of this place, as the
candidate Of the democracy for Congress.
We also learn that the Aboilioniss held their
Convention at SalineviIlc, on Wednesday Of
last week, and nominated DR.. d. WILLiAns, Of
Saineylo, as the candidate Of their party for
Congress.