The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-18

resolutions Of the Wing State Conven
lion held on the Sd Of July last. Tit
ticket is an able one, artiuIly selected
and will demand that the Democtac,
bring forward men Of character, Of stand
ling, and Of radical principle, if they woul'
:ake advantage Of the excellent position
which the folly Of the Wing leaders
through the central Columbus clique
committed in arraying the party, as such
against the adoption Of The new Consii
luton, under which these officers mus
be elected. IN. ei
SAMUEL F. vrNror, the candidate fo
Governor, did his utmost 10 defeat the
new Constitution. 10 Congress he has
for many years been a Wing leader,
standing half way between the Ewing
policy and that Of Southern uIiraism, and
going sgainst all progress in Tariff,
Finance, &c. 50 far as an able public
man from Ohio, Of the Wing party dare
be, he has been conservative oil all issues.
lie is in principle thorough Federalis,
-having no hearty sympathy with the
masses, yet keeping sufficiently up with
the better tendencies Of his party as moi
to give grave offence to any section. As
agains, Wood, or any popular candidate
Of the Democratic party, he cannot sue
ceed.
ErHRAIx R. EcKLHx, the candidate
for Lieutenant Governoris an unscrnpul.
Gus partizan--of no very decided tend.
encies, liberal Or otherwise. His polit,
ical sympathies and aspirations are all for
party saccess and ascendoncy. And with
that view the end with him will always
sanciify The means. 4.
EARL Bill, nominee for Secretary oi
State, is very much such politician
as Eckleys His political conscience is
not more squeamish or dainty. Neither
will affect Tho contest sensibly. Both, il
we are correctly, informed opposed The
adoption of the new Constitution. II 4
HENRY SrAxBERRY, nominee for At
torney General, is well qualified for the
position. As member Of the Consliiu.
Iionai Convention he sustained the
conserv atism Of the undue powers
Of corporations and special privil-
eges, held The sanciiiy of contracts, and
voted against The alopiion Of The code.
Like most professional men Of acknow-
lodged reputation he is averse 10 change
even for improvement. s9
JOHN WooDs, of Butler, tfe old Audi
tor Of State is re-nom;nated. lie seems
TO want a lie lease Of the Office, or per-
haps he is The filiest financial agent Of
The Board Of Control that can be nom.
mated. twill Be attempted to be set up
that il is his hostility 70 Slavery which
has saved to him his position. We should
fisd in his ready subservience 10 the few,
the capitalists and the STOCKHOLDERS who
aim 10 governihe State, and 10 ihe hatersl
Of progress, who hold the surplus moEied
wealilt Of the State, and whom he abeis,
in refusing as good citizens 10 bear their
shaie Of the burdens Of Taxaiion, The
reason ofbis repeated elevation. There
can be little doubt but if he had been a
true friend ofthe people, really scrupnli
ous about the encroachments Of wealth
upon The rights Of Tie masses he would
have, been sent 10 The right about long
ago. Ills nominal an,i-s'ayery tend.
encies cost nothing, while il serves To-
cover his thorough obedience 10 those
northern privilege Lords, who would if'
they could, reduce the white ffeemcn Of
The North 10 alyassslsge or Debt and
Taxation which would leave them little
beyond nominal superiority 20 ,actual
slavery. u Unquesiionably he was opposed