The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30

- T. h.s | ,.esu made has been carried up|
,,;sb MA yr,v credita5le exer,ions, tho past
s".son 81" when he inconyeniencs olihe
$1,000, halls of leeislsiion and The in
sscn,;,v of ,be Ssato Offices are consi-
,,sysd ECONOMY alone would seem io|
demand. ,ha, the New State House
sbcnld bs flashed IN the sho,,ess psaciic-
sblo period, consistent with i,s durability
and plan. The appropriation Of the last
sess;on has bcen, il il believed, judic.
fsuuly expa nded, bat was found insult.
Gent 10 place the building in safety for
lhe winses, and other sums have been
savanced by ihe Auditor for that pur.
pose. with nv concurrence, aud which
should be provided for in such appropFia-
sjon as shall be deemed expedient BY the
Geoesal Assembly for the current year.
A second Annual State Fair Of Ohio
vas held in Columbus in September last.
There was exhibited great variety of
Invemions. in labor saving machinery;
and farming implements, many Of these
highly in portani and useful 10 the agri-
cultural poriion Of our people. Also, in
he severa! branches Of ranufactures and
mechanical ingenuity, there was no less
dispIay OF utility and skill. There were
even specimens Of siatnary OF the fines,
marble from The quarries Of Vermont,
which would have done no discredh 10
sbe chisel and genius Of the great sculp.
torn 81 the ace (,
The imuroved breeds OF horses, cattle,
sheen swine and poultry could hardly be
exceJled. n any other mar. Of The Union.
Tbe Pomoloeicsl and Horticultural exhi.
bi,ions g, an 4 adverse season we're highly
yespec,able. The ladies' presented for
inarec,;on. az their own hsndiwork, ele.
can, specimeps Of embroidery and other
vorts of ART. showing a refinement in
s.s,e. and ! commendable industry worthy
or rrra;se and limitation:
rbe grounds were fitted No with much
;udument and convenience BY the Agri-
rni;nrsl i,orrd and no pains nor expense
s.cs.rsd = have been spared 10 render
~ exhibition interesting and useful to
sbo immense multitude assembled.
Z ~ I, seems 70 be conceded, that exhibi.
.;,rs or III. character exci,e 10 industry
snd nd emnls,;on. q Tbey bring together
5;as,er. classes of our people. create
;...,chsrc.s ~ sentiment, and are pro-
dnr,;ye of general benefits 10 the COM
,nun;,y And further aid necessary 10
s,,staio The efforts Of this Board should
not he withheld, and II is believed that
~or,r,or ;us,ice reouires. that al their
,scrIs, ,es.ions On business so important
- am whole population. should be at the
syrense of the State.
r. ,hs Immediate connexion with ,bir
.rh;sc, = III i that of an Agricultural Bureau
os' S,at;s,;cs i, il authorized BY the
r,,s.;,n,;on q departmen, in the Office
crSsc,s..rv ~ State. bu, in nv opinion
should be under he control Of The Board
Of Agriculture.
srch 4 department Is much needed
q, the benefi, Of the largest class, by far,
of,he pouuIation Of this Siate--,he iiIless
or The soil.
Thro,,oI, the medium OF such depart
mani. that information peculiarly neces.
~, 4 thrifty husbandry can be acquired
,ud M transmitted. Varieties Of seeds may
he disseminated and the agricultural
,sso,,,ces a of the State developed, and
the;r extent. with reasonable certainty,
made known. The subject is recon-
,rerded "a vouY care.
i" lookiuo over The law to provide for
,bs elec,ion Of electors Of President and
Wee W. President Of the United States /,
.rs,ss,s ~ \, be imperfect, and 10 require
sr amendment. The Sd section enac,s,
nThat i shall be the duty Of the Judges
Of elections TO seal up one Of the poll
books,, S.c.. switch shall be carried,
within three days, after the day Of cleo.
,;on q he sheriff Of the proper county, =
IN
The sheriff Is 10 deliver the poIl-book
% received by him, Or cause the same tc
u q delivered. 10 The Secretary Of Slate
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