The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-28
THE PRESIDENCY.

THE PRESIDENCY.
The .1merissn Uhion, Of sisubenville. places
q. The head ef iss columns the name Of Gen. VIZ,
| J. woRrn, for Presidsns. and Gen. WIZ. o. Bur-
lrxR, for Vice President. This is military enough
| in all conscience. For our part. we are sick Of
seeing .Gmsnsr' I.arsded 70 every csndidats's
name, where there is a possibility to lug It in,
| from GxS. CAss's name among Democrats, down
| 70 Cenessl Fsfd's name among wkigs- latter
however, having about as much claim 70 mill.
cary spysrdags. % Gen Bombasses in the play,
and no nsofs. saAsi49 isgs sSne g
of0sn. wossh. as public man. We know no
moro than ihsiin The secsnd war with Great Brit
| ain. az Chippewa. Fon Gsssgs. &C.. and In the
| prsssns var with Mexico, OF Monterey. ConHe.
| rss, Chorabusco. &C.. be Distinguished himseli
~ military leader BY u high o.dsr sf courage
and ability. OF his opinions % q eiulisn ws only
| kn.w shas the Albany Atas states, that in ie40,
when the tide Of pslisiea fanstssm set 30 strong
lly III svcs of Fsdsrsiism, he was ono of the for.
l Iiorn hope whs remsinsd trss 70 sound principles
and Martin Van Barren. II this 10 90. and we
have no reason 10 doubs Il, his attachment 70 De-
m,cfacy cannot wen be -de MED ana IN = "me
TOO that 'sied men's adherence 20 pf'nc'Ple 'o'
the sake Of principle, and for ths sake Of truth.
Bu, because man has commanded IN the field
Il is no prosf Of his 6sness 70 dsal with progres
sive opinions, and be . true friend Of popular
elevation. The war camp 10 she School q ne Ae
Despes, and 4 is for ihis reascn shat N Al ages
-. . .I
she suscesssuiwaTcrs vhen elevated % civii pow
er, has striysn TO make his viii she law and the
opinion Of one man the rule for oil. Fcrthis rea-
son we should;mueh prefer civilian, rather fhsn
. soldisrfor eur leader in the mex. Presidential
ccntest---for we have little hope to find. asecond
time In the PRESENT century, the iron will Of tho
soldier, ssin Andrew Jaekson'ss case, exerted 20
achieve the freedom Of the masses from the ty-
rany Of monopolies. = the seductive but merciless
asce ndancy Of associated ana privileged wen'th'
oc,.,;s f.miIS. and knowing I'm, ,;,,le Of ,be
,0,;ng. sf ,hs moy.meo,, which elevate and le,
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] pOn,0vsa D,ae,;ss. !. tb.rsh !. im,y no. % move
The man We should most desire 10 see elevated to
the high position Of 6rs. Magis.rate--we would
prefer man o. whom we know about what w - ne ne
,s."y - saa .n'' ~. - ns s'a'. pvnss =
,ev and un,r;.d man who NAV rea.e for he M.
ton, the experience u the change Of rulers Sc.
cured BY the freg'in the fable. We fully real
re the necessity o. the cnsies iai,'ng upon
'nan . "a" :, s.".y svs.p.aDs ~
eopqeniabili,y Of political opinions. and no, from
ignorance Of the views Of she man sought to be
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GEM WoRTH. "A Washington crrespond.
ent Of the Herald says that letter has been
received from Gen. Worth stating that he
goes the Democratic doctrine in all the par
" ;ssues--bank, tariff, distribution of public
lands, internal Improvements, the war, &c.
&c. On the Wilmot Proviso, he says his
sentiments are the same as General Taylor's.
fasal 'g39s $500 ------------- ss9A9' Fg ~
3TnE RoAD FROM kALiDA TO OrrAwA.---in
addition TO the $2l6 90 granted by the coun.
80 romm;ss;oners. s;x bundred and ninety.
go. ..,,, a,,.,. h.v. haa, .,,t...;hsd H. ;,.J;;
ssA '"N.'l
Vl0Uat3 towards the Improvement OF this road.