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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-09
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tv as Andrew JGctS0H DOnelsOn, 10 stand
up and brazen out an assertion so wholly de-
ficient of truth.--But this is in strict keep
ing with the plan of operations matured by
Foote and Cobb, and defended by Doneson
to dad the Union party of the States OF
Georgia aud Mississippi, into the National
Democratic Organization. We have said
that Foote has been sustained by full three
fourths of what was the wing party of this
State. The few FeaeraktStS which have
heretofore hung upon the skirts of the Dem
ocratic party, have coaesced with the
modern achigS, and placed Foote in power.
The same rule has governed them that guild
ed Wimot, the aboljtionist in Pennsylvania
TO sustain Bigler for Governor, and Chase
in Ohio, to sustain Wood. Intending to
question no part Of this singular coalition,
we propose simply to show its ultimate
| fruit.
Foot will never again be recognized as a
democrat OF States Right man--terms pure
ly synonymous. He has not only sacrificed
every conceivable claim upon the States
Right men, but all confidence in him as an
honest politician. Thofederal wings know
their man and have used him, Under his
lead they have grasped all the Offices in the
State. They have obtained the Offices, and
that is about aI4he desire.
The whig party have no further use foI
him. He has subseryed their purpose, done
their dirty work, and they will now cas-
him aside with the same careless contempt
stllaf man throws his cid boots away.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

ELEcTioNEER'Yo NOMINATION. NJ
CANDrDATEs.-The following resolution
passed by a meeting Of the Democracy
Of Canton Township Stark Co. is worthy
Of the consideration of Democrats every
where. Whether The custom Of canvas.
sing the county is not ono which would
be ssmore honored in the breach than in
the observance" is a matter worthy the
attention Of Democracy. We do notikc
ihs practice. We think the effect is bad.
The candidate who has the ms, leisure
andI The most money, and consequently
the least deserving, stands the bas, chance
ofsuccess. However, il isa matter be
longing TO the Democracy Of the county
and in their hands We leave il. The res.
olution is as follows:
ReeoIped. That we regard the prac.
tice of candidates canvassing tie county
for their own promotion, before the pri.
mary meetings, as dangerous 70 the only
safe system Of conducting nominations,
and we request our delegates 10 the
County Convention, to use tn: ir inf ,en-
ce 10 incorporate clause into the pro,
ceedings, prohibiting such action Ash.
land Union.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04
RELIGIOUS -lNrEtEldENCE Or
-. :. TIE Week. '"ss,-

The. number. Of rohvenscof the Maat-
pdist church, in Indiana, in 1850; Twas
66, 1918, being an increase of 30 pei 7Sl.
since l640. The Christian Advocdse
says the statistics Of the church In inti-
ana are but tho statistics of the Metho.
dist church throughout tho Union.
az 10 iss increase and decline. V-st
There are ~ associations embracing
% ,654 members connected win tho
Ohio Bap,isi State Convention. Oter
1900 converts have been hapsixed4--sn
increase over several preceding Yesrs.i'i
The New York Tribune understsndb
that the appointment Of Archbishop
Hughes 40 . Cardinal, has not been
eithel formally or otherwise announced
TO his clergy in tina. city. and ihati, 10
not YET TO be considered ss having taken
place. .-..:....3 & ,''' 7,'',' e,
The last number of the Catholic Tel
egrapk has a lengthy article on tho "office
ot Cardinal" The probability tlat ona
~ more Cardinals will soon be created
by the Sovereign Pontiff, renders the
Information conveyed more than usually
interesting. We are informed that tue:
duties and obligations ofa Csrdinal are
Of course ofa spiritual character, being
designed exclusively for the 4 o,eM
menl Of the church Iii, was supposed
to interfere in any manner with tho alls.
glance due The government under which
they live, the Pop, would NO, ar,emp,. to
nf; :, nor would any p'ela,e acceii ,Iiit.
exalted position. = 20
Opinions are divided in regard II the
origin Of Caidinals and the e,ymoIngy
of the title. This name 6f Cardinal hss
been in use asfar back as the fifth cen
| tnry.
The Cardinals are Senators Of tho
Church, the Counseliors Of Tho Pops hia
o.operators and Wears in the function.
Of The supreme Pon,ifcatc. There ara
three orders Of Cardinals; that Of Bislo,s
which numbers SIX that Of Priests, mum.
ber'ng fifiy; and that of Doacons, con-
sisting Of II. y i:' - =.
the red hat was conferred on tho Caf-
dinals in 1916 as a mark Of dignity,
and 10 remind them Of the obligation they
are under, ofsacri6cing ihier lives If nee
cessary, in the service Of God and tho
Church the red cassock, or habit, IN.
1854; and in 1880, the titls ofEninence
was given them, TO distinguish their ex-
alted office.
Cardinals alone have the righ, to slcci
the Pope, and Cardinals only have th.,
righ, ofbeing elected to the Apostolic
chair Of Peter. ..o'r,
The Pipe has the rgh, to proceed
aeains, them in three cases only, viz:
herosy, schism, and when they are his
own subjects, high treason; this lmwever
he cannot do wiihoa, the con'en, Of twn
third. Of the Cardinals in Rome, express.
ed by ballot.
The number ofCardin,ls has been fixed
at 10 in commem vra,ion Of the 10. dis,
ciples Of our EsEd. Thy must, bs Al
Ieas, 25 years Of age. and unt los, n"pt-.
ews. broihers and broihers-in-law are ex..
cluded. > 'h'.'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

templated legislation must be- intended
o-operats- -0poh the public sentiment Of
the country; to suhjigate tho people 10
The execution OF the law. There can be
no practical Legislation except in two
directions. We may provide for the cree.
,ion Of jails; 10 which no person could
object, since Massachusetts has denied,
rs she had an undoub,ed righ, to deny,
the use Of her prisons Cor the confinement
Iof persons arrested under national laws.
Were there not existing provisions in the
statute book authorizing mershals, in such
circumstances, 10 hire iempurary places
Of confinement, we may 60 farther and
authorize the President to call out the
militia. But ask Senators TO consider
where tina, will endi Call out the mil.
itia! March troops 10 Boston! What
necessity il there for ,hats-Dnes no,
every man see that the remedy is not al
all adapted to the evil! You cannot
prevent the occurrence ofsuch cases as
that at Boston by all the military force
in the world. Occasional rescues will
occur, ard when once rescued, you can,
no. recaptu'e fugitives by military force
unless you are prepared TO send yon'
troops after them to Canads. You can
not suppress the spirit Of the people, un-
less prepared to establish, and the people
ready to receive a military 'despotism
Governar Gage tried the experiment Of
proclamation upon the people Of Boston
some sevsn,y-fiye years agn. |, resulted
not in the suppression Of public seutimen,
but in a revolution. ~; 49, ai
The proclamation Of President Fill
more will no,indeed, lead to any out.
break; but i feel quito sure ihi, il can
do no good. Sir, The ordinary author.
tiles and processes are entirely adequate
TO every such case as iha, which hss
occurred, and il will be useless and
much worse than useless, in my Judge.
ment, 10 clo,he tho President with iny
such extraordinary powets as seems to be
contemplated BY the advocates Of this
reference. shall not, however, objec,
to the reference proposed. shall say
nothing agsins, II. Let The messages be
referred. Let the commi,te act and il
the Senators think fit to waste any more
time of the session upon this matter, lei
us have their report and another debate.
I desire to see, and the country will de.
sire to see; how far il is proposed to GO,
not in the execution Of law by its ordi.
nary processes and officers, but in this
strange attempt to suppress discussion,
to prevent discussion, to. suppress agi'a-
lion, 10 restore tranquility aud harmony,
to the country, by tho employment Of
military force.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

THE WAsHINeros UyIoN.--Maj. AL.
Donaldson, Of Tenn, announced in the
Union Of the 18th inst. that he and Gen.
Rober, Armstrong, Of the sams S's,e,
had purchased that establishment and
after the 18th Of April they will jainily
assume its control. .d, t a;
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

The Democracy. OF Putnam County. ere
hsreby notified that the Annual Convention
IL she nomination by the Democratic popular
voisia shs several Townships. ofihe follow.
inx 0f;eegs 10 wis One Commissionsf. and
sns Hkefi Fof The county, will be held atshe
usuaI plsce Of holding elections q ,he seve.
sal yTownships on Monday. the 7tn day o.
Anil merit. A. ID. 1851. between the hours
nfsen O'clock. A. NJ. snd four o. clock r. N. !.
The ruIes heretofore adopted and Published
a. rsrulstinR tke voting and return Of the
several Townships win Of course govern the
Convension.
The annual assembly Of the Convention oi
three delegates from each township. for the
purpose Of counting the popular vote, q decla-
Sinethe perponp nominated by the Democracy,
iSs lhe several Offices above mentioned. will
meet stthe Court House in Kalids. on Thurs
day. the iOth day Of April next, 1851, II ~
cteloct Of said day, for the above purpose
end for the discharge OF all such, business
- assy IsRisimately come before them. n
y Al the last mssiing Of the Popular vote
cenysntisn the following resolution was adoP-
ssd. and Il must be sdhered 10, II the sue
sss II the party 10 desired:
Hssolve3. That the qualification ofa DEM
oeratic voter In tho Democratic popular vote
Convention u known adherence 10 Demo-
srs,ic principle, and that known Wings
bsfcFe they can be admitted to 4 vote in pop.
uiai eonrsntion, must signalize their change
from WhiR errsrs, by-a pledge 20 vote the
wkoIs Democratic ticket hereafter, and be-
eolns ksmbers Of the democratic party. :
All persona challenged on account Of prin-
sipIs must give The above pledge or bs exelu-
oS&F
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04
RAYxRoAD eUDsCnYPTroN.

We trust that On this subject there will be
shs came unanamity in tho vote thathas hith-
ssto marked all movements. IL 10 q public
enterprise Of general and impartial advantage,
ana will prove means Of incalculsblo pror-
psris, 90 every citizen in our county. We
look for the opponents Of improvement 70
come up in the votes"scattering.o
The following 10 form for the Poll Books
af the election. Returns are TO be made to
she County Clerk. The Railroad Subscrip-
tion Poll Book will bs kept sePerste;
Poll Of an election held in the Town.
chip Of ------ in the County Of Putnam, on
Monday. the fsh day Of April, 1851. to author.
iss the subscription cf 100000 stock
By the Commissonsrs Of said Ccnnty
30 tho capital stock Of tho Ohio and
Indiana RAilrsad Company. chartered by an
ses Of the General Assembly Of the State OF
Ohio, passed March 20, 1850. A. B. C. D.,
and &. f., judges, and J. X. sna L. NJ.
clerks or said election, were severally sworn
~ he Law difecis, previous TO their. entering
on the duties Of their respective o.lices.
No. Names Of voisrs No. Names Of voters
Add the uensl certificate Of the humber Of
votes. a a ~
In counting the votes the vo,s should be
counted % follows;
Railroad Subscription ITIlI votes
No Railroad Subscription II
II 10 hereby certified that Railroad Sui :.
seripfion had ---------- votes and that
No Railroad Subscription had ----4-- votss.
Z. !. s. II Clerks {. &. 81 3. Judge. of Ei.e,n
fue e. EN- ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

AyToMrMrHTs Sr THE GOVERNOR We
learn that the Governor has appointed Hon.
George Bliss, Of Summit county, President
Judge Of the third Judicial Circuit Of the
Couf; Of Common Pleas, in place Of B. r.
Wade. resigned. ,
Ssmusl r. Giicrest, Of Knox county. has
been appointed M sjor. General Of the ID Di-
vision Of the Ohio Militia.
And Steven D. Dunn. Associate Judge for
Ashisbula county, in place Of Lynds Jones,
deceased. - Systesnlan.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

Fl 'RiDA SENAroR.-it is ssid that tl1a
new senator from Florida. Mr.. Mallory.
declines accepting the Office brcsuse liz
was elected by whig vot's. TRis is some
what Of a Curious rc,son--csilainlv
peculiir to this c c,se--and we confc.s we
have some doubts Of its truth. Time
will show Washington Union. ''i
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

vALuEcr vArrrr.-Frapklin ssys,.Slos.
people dislike vanity in oiheis, whas-
ever share Of il iheymay have themselves;
butl give II fair quarter whenever fmest1
with III; being persuaded that il often
productive Of good to the possessor, and
TO others who are within bis spherelof ac.
tion; and thtf, f,,fore, in many cases, ID
would not be altogether absurd ifba MAJ
were to thank Godiot bis sanity sta6hg
o.hes comforts ofhis lifc.si omlaaiso ~.
5fl geo ai ,I9las" va rsgos !sisnsa
.nsil rs9 ~ a.n ni fn.in.,.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

2 TEE Nrw TAx Law Ths Legislature
hss passsd . new tax law, based substanti.
ely on the principles Of the law Of 1886.
which was 80 hssriily abused BY the infa-
NOUS .sTax Killers" Of that period. The
several additions and amcndmsnis since that
period has made the mschinery 90 complex
that general revision seemed necesssry.--
Much credit u duo the Auditor OF State for
his efficient labossin this behslf. f.-Journal.
Will our neighbor please toll us whether
ihis Law provides for taxing banks squslIy
with other property. and how the parties
voted on iss passsg - Statesman.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

II is q great and co,nmons sin tLrnugI,
the Christian world to take up seligion
in way Of iaciioni and instead Of Iowa
and tender care fos lhe unisevsst cl,uscl,,
to confna their love and lespec, TO q
party. - Barter. a,f .g6,ra !s9 "a g,re !,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

or The Louisville Courier ofFridsy
says:--.Sotne twelve OF thirteen bags OF
mail matter, weighing up@ards Of thirteen
hundred pounds, all going 10 Mr.. Soma.
Tor Borland, Of Arkansas, undsr bic own
frank, went from our city Pos. Office to
the mail boat going South this Iaetnins.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

WHEw.-A letter from New Orleans to The
Natchex Free Trader, speaking Of the Quit.
man excitement in the South, says: al 4
"To.morrow, were General Quitman to
unfurl the banner Of Cuban independ ence,
enthusiasm would burs, forth from every
quarter. Thousands would flock 70 his
standard. land nossa puppy among the gov
ernment officials would dare to bark. But
hold your horses. The time viii come.t
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

New HAMPSHIRE to the Bos-
ton Atlas, ITO towns give Dinsmoor, (demo.
crat.) for Governor. 22,375; Sawyer. (whig,
II. .06i; Atwood. (FreesoiI democrat.J l0,40i.
The Atlss thinks the friends Of Mr.. Atwood
will hold the baIance Of power in the Legis-
lature. 80 GL-ll sla't j. 5000
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHrNcreS. Mar

Secretary CROWN is very click.
A telegraph dispatch to the War Dr..
P,rlment Announces the death If Brevcf
MAJOR General Geo. NJ. Brooke, az San
Antonio Texas. '.T 'e| ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

ky Christopher Strong, Of Charlotte.
Tenn, recently bequea,hcd seven thousand
dollars 10 religious Institutions, liberated all
his slaves and made provision to carry them
TO Liberia. Eni h ~ aai.I-.. a.nl..
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

arAv- Judge Wade was one oi the earliest
supportess or General Taylor in the Western
Reserve. Wash. Republic.
Supporter Of Gen. Taylor! Why talk Of
shs visions Of tho pastf How do you like
him as supporter oi Gen. Fillmore? "come
imprisonment ni---eome fne--come death ~
suoth your .sssslisst supporter Of Gen. Tsy.
ior.w I'm dswn on your Nj. Fiiimors's fugi.
tiss sssompsemissgh
WAgs ! tae ysrsisss 1Tsisisn is.--oi~eia-
sSG Gasxrer.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

or At Springfield. Macs. on the i7th.
ul... the railroad depot was entirely destroyed
by FIRE. and several persons were badly in
iured. by endeav or,ng to extinguIsk the
flames. az no.,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

Or The Governor Of Kentucky hssye-
,oed tho bill which passed the Legislature to
raise $4,000 to Bacon College, by means Of
q lottery. ta ~ fsy, ~ = ,s feH 'itaHt
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

Or The Commissioners OF Jackson coun-
~ have subscribed 100000 to the Sciotc
VALLEY RaiIroad,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

An ExsHATic MAE.--Is 10 said Of Wade,
abe Abolition whig U. s. Senator. that he
can give any living man forty minutes the
stsn and then distance him in an hours
race st hsvS swesringt This Esindsal<r has
"a article ON that pouHs:
.sBut what is the political creed Of Judge
Wade. who dofIed the s'Judicial erminen Isst
fall. and in stump speeches denounced the
Fugitive Law ne aforementioned and sb-
suFds Il 10 easily answsred he 10 trimmer,
unworthy Of ewing canfidencc" even. Let
us sss: What wss Wade's reply 70 Judge
he denounced the principles ogpartys Why.
esid Wade, ssbeesuss Il has talon into such
hands. il 10 tins. Ivossd Tor Taylor, but was
deceived. Webster 10 now in the csbjuet.
and regard him - d---d old bIcst. and
Millard Fillmore as d--d fool. knew
him whom boy.n
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

DsArH or Hon. isaac HML.--The eastern
papers announce the death Of Hon. Isaac
Hill. Of consumption, on last Saturday, in
Washington city.
Mr.. Hill has identified his name with the
history Of New Hsmpshire, 40 having been
connected with the leading democratic press
Of that State for many yssrs. 10 was slso
Governor Of the State, We believe for seveyal
terms. His illness was Of considerable du.
ration, snd for some time quito incapacita,ed
him for sctive life.
Governor Hill was man Of excellent pri-
vsss character. and always exercised great
influence over sfairs with which he was con-
nscsed. Hs1eaves widow and two sons to
Isaousn HE dsseass.- Stasesnsan. J
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

" Confidence may not bs reciprocal, ,
but kindness should be.
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NEW YORK CANAL.
ALBANY, March 20.

The Canal Commissioners have direc.
ted the canal to be opened on the Is Of
ADril.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-04-04

IN THE o. .. SENATE, yEBRUARx III 1851,
on she Notion b mr.. Clgy, Of 1Kentschy,
% ysfos fAs Pfesiienfssa Messogs u
Relation % he Resrue Of on alleged
Fhgifise Slase.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08
or The Ilordor. Zinc. contain. -,

or The DoWdeW' Times contains some
striking statements in regard TO the spread of
Protestantism in Ireland. The writer alton
ded the combinations, by an Episcopal Bish-
OPP, in seven different places, and of the 62I
persons confirmed, 595 wcrc either born of
Romanist parents, or were converts direct
from Popery. The writer states that the
Protestant schools are crowded with Catholic
children, and that in tho district through
which he passed, nearly 5000 persons had
left the Charch Of Rome.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08
Notice to Claimants.

TVNIIE following described property WINS seized by
an Officer OF the Customs--for having been IL
legally imported into the United States--to vii
At Lyndon, on the eth day Of Augus., 1881, one
Bay Horse. ~ - 1f
Any person or persons claiming tho above de-
acEibed property hereby notified TO appear with
In ninety days from the fSt publication of this no
tce and file with the Collector Of tho Customs for
the District OF Vermont claim stating his.or their
interest In the property seized, also, execute
Bond 70 the United States, conditioned that In case
ob,iors viii pay ali costs and eTpcn,ss Of the pro-
ccedinRS TO obtain condemnation, otherwise SHAH
proceed 10 advertise and sell said property Aceoru
ing 10 law In such casea made and provided.
A. l.. eATLfN, Collector
Custom House, District OF Vermont, Cofectors
Office, burlington, Och ~, iebl T44NS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

THE BLACK SwAx"-This is the title
given to new musical prodigy in the person
of black girl, named Grechficid who is. AS
tonshing the natives In Western New York.
She Gave,hsr first public concert in Buffalo
last week, which the paperz 4hSre represent
to have bcch Wondcrfully' successful.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

lsas- The California paper, give an accouu.
of a foot race atSan Francisco, a bull and
boar fight, and a duel at Sacramento city, on
the sabbath The San Francisco Courier
sharply and properly rcbukes tie dcsccra-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08
JOsIAH SHEDD'S ESTATE.

JOSIAH SHEDD'S ESTATE.
THNHE subscribers, having been appointed by tho
H. Hon. Probate Court for the District OF CRledo-
MIA Commissioners to receive examine, and adjust
all claims and demands OF all persons against the
estate Of Josiah Shedd late Of PeachRrn In said dis
iret, deceased represented insolvent, and thcterm
Of six uiuntlns from the 18th day of Oct 1851,
allowed by said court TO the creditors Of said de-
ceased exhibit and proya their respective claims
before us--Do give notice that we viii attend 20 the
duties Of our appointment at the dwelling house of
Mrs Lydia Shcdd, I'm peNoham, In said District, on
the 18th day OF November and April next, ats o.
clock forenoon, on each of said days.
ALEXANDER HARVEY, IA
g.. ISAAC WATTS, commissioners.
DAVID w. CH0&TE. J
Peachnm, Oct. 18th, 1851 748w8