The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-03

We learn, Is to be- convened, az usual,
on the anniversary % the Battle Of New
Orlesis, ,he 6lh 81 january 1853. We
expect The Stale Central Committee will
SCARCELY change the dny, 10 period
noatst Ihs election, withputtbs sdirectiou4
Of a State Convention. and perhaIs they
ought not. But il seems 10 us. tina, just
over The excitement Of Presidsptial.
else,iOn,s The Democracy Of the State
nigh; have been permitted q get the
oficialretuns Of the result in the UnioE
before they are forced 10 enquire who [
arc ,o be our State sfiiccrs, and 10 onier
upon q contest ID their favor WhenIit |
was ouly single officer, that choice was
tobe made Of, itinsolvsd less importance
but Nhsn Il is the filling Of FOUR ot
fvs Of, he most important positionsin
the State, we would gladly be spared, for
a short space Of time, the agitation Of
conflict, and have the people left lime
foRreheclion on lPRiNcirLEs, undisturbed
BY the disirac.ing element, Of the ques-
tion Of choice of MrN. AT this time
especially, would we have been pleased
to0have had the Convention postponed.
We understand that the applicants, OF
iniended applicants, FOR important stations
under Gen. Pierce's government, are
neitlier few MORTAR between, ,tinaour own
State OF course they are allgood men:
a,1essl so their friends think, and We do
moi dispute their Discrimination, as there
are no Wings among them, since The
election. But il SO happens that there
are applicants, OF, il is likely there arc,
or win be, from other s ates; and pei.
haps, Ike two lovers rmitieh, with the
beauiy Of the same maiden, there may
he, oven within The State, two men, who
would like tho SANG ofice-yhhey could
Eet Il; and Of course ous, or many. will
have 10. be disappointed. We'll, just
now. these candidates. views will alIIbe
exceedingly National; we should nof be
surprized, If their minds were seriously
exercised about saving the Union, or
some, other equally patriotic enterprise.
not sowayery urgen. or necessary, and
better calculated 10 recommend their
claims At Washington, than il might be
10 sui the yoiess Of the State, And, 20
far rs we are capable Of judging. the
central consolidating influence Of Wash
ingicn notions, is likely TO control The
State Convention, and sriH do 50, if nor
held, as we think il most likely will be-;
even 10 the exclusion OF State interests.
Now, BY putting a.l,his off for awhile, a
State atmosphere NIGHT surround the
doings Of the Convention. The disap.
pointed would not Then be asspi 10 take
that august cityr,hes National Capital,
for Heaven, as they are likely TO do on
the S,h Of January; nor as the loutce of
all grace and favor, that Iortals can re-
eeive in this sublunary sphere. They
would recollect, or be apt 10. that there
Isl such source Of iPower8as "T'HE
PEopLx," and would probably be able 10
ask them TO repair the errors Of Excel
tive folgeliulness, which would be giving
the ambitious Two chances instead Of one
for an'ofEice, and mid 10 keep hope alive
iniheir breasts d little longer. ~
There is anolhek advantage OF putting
eff the Convention. II would relieve
our Legislators from doing double du,yi
Itistoo bad 10 force on them the task
Of making sound Laws for the S,a,e, and
proper ard fit nominations for the People.
The incapaciiy Of slack Of al :rades,'' =
is an old proyerb, and good one and
wise Legislator and popular delegate
isnot always the same thing! Besides
H. takes their milds off their business,
even Il ihey don't interfere, which they
are ssryapt 10 do; and Il they do meddle,
they are almost cettainto do 90 in favoi
Of some pet nomination the People never
would have though. Of. By All means
they should be saved from 60 oonerouasa
burden, ,thougliita ~onld nOasurprise u.s.
shus tho suggesrion, if il should meet
their notice, would prove offensive. i
is so natural for persons 20 fasier them
selves that the world would go wrong
without their assistance. YET we are,
nevertheless, inclined to believe j. one Of
the best features Of Inc New Consliiu-
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