The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-10-01

'n uhouut ono WiBut ny noi Onut'
net officers dispose Of the money fraudu-
lently without regard to justice. But
that was Mr.. Lawrence's logic, and we
leave il TO the condemnation lis simple
statement will find from every honest
mind. And with such political morals,
we can truly say tha! Whiggery is in no
danger Of seducing any Democrat from
bis principles, OF satisfying any save ig-
norant and dishonest partizans even
among Wings.
Mr.. Lawrence complained that the
Democratic party is not now what it was
years ago; il was he said always under
going change. II let nothing rest
True, il is the party Of progress, and
while government. is Of the people il must
ever continue to be SO. Change is the
law Of nature, and il is equally the law
and the policy Of enlightened nations.
As circumstances change, as knowl-
edge Of political and social science en-
larges in the public mind, change is a
necessity to good government, and we
need moi fear that while common schools
and the press remain TO our people il
ever will be otherwise, or that the oppo-
site, Or Whig policy Of standing still, can
gain any permanent ascendancy. When.
ever there is any thing to do, Democrats
will be wanted TO do it.
Mr.. L. took other positions Of like
kind, but we have noticed enough 10
show that fallacies with Whigs are "a
miliar, and that they are shallow ones
at that.
We are done with these men. We do
not doubt but that they represent theii
4 party, its principles, its morals, and its
character fairly. But if SO, what rep
resentation! No wonder that il has ever
failed to show capacity 10 govern the
Republic and that no great leading Wing
measure has ever remained on the Stat
ute Book Of the nation, but has met as il
became understood, the public condem-
nation and such il ever will be, until a
larger and more liberal policy guides il to
success. And when that is the case i
will cesss 10 be the Wing party, which
is now essentially opposed TO the policy
Of progress for improvement,
We have occupied greater space than
is our won, in noticing these mems
speeches. But as they are the first
Wing speakers who have boldly advoca-
ted the doctrines Of the party in oul
county, since we have had the control
of The Press, we could do no less, and
we are confident that we have done them
no injustice. We have found enough
iD their true positions TO condemn with
out seeking TO vary their sentiments OIL
misrepresen. their neutrality-suspicious.
to which it would be wrong TO apply the
term Machiavelan--fo while they euiul
ate the wickedness, they want the skill o
those political leaders the stern Itaiiar
delighted 10 portray.
PENTLAND's DRAMAr1c EouEsTRrAi
CoRps will be at this place on the 4lh
and at Gilboa on the 5tb. Their per-
formances and their performers deserve
the patronage of The public, and as il vii
be the first amusement of the kind ex
hibited in this county everybody and hi
wife ought TO be on hand to see. None
ought not to be the sole object Of consi
deration, Wholesome moderate recreation
is necessity of true life. So turn ou
--one and all.
0r 1t will be seen by notice in OIL
] paper that NAHUM SMITH, ESQ.,, Whif
Q has come out, or been brought out by hi
: friends to run for Treasurer. OF course
: we have no objections TO his running
: he wants to--nor to his being bealer
i either, which he most unquestionabl
will be.
:, CtrThe length Of ocr comments upo
: the speeches Of Upton and Lawrenc
= crowds out other matter and makes bl
: little variety this week. In week I
! two our columes will be cleaed Of II
! legal advertising which now crowt
q Them, and we can give our readers moi
!, fully the current news.
A FATHER AND THREE CHILDREN Los
: THOMAS CLARK, a highly esteemed ci
:. zen Of Defiance, in this State, on the 26
;f ult., on his return home from the fuEer
!, of his wife's brother, having his thrt
Q children in The buggy with him, was ri
y = into the canal, by some means. one mi
y from town, and himself and all tine chill
= rem drowned. He was 40 years oil
' MINERVA, aged about l3, MARY Az
. aged IL, and JOSEPH aged7 years.
q aaIzzEz1I8zisIa
j DIED,
: In Charloe, Paulding county, on the II
/" ult., EMMA CELESTER, daughter cf Jol
w. and SARAH A. AYREs, aged years al
h 10 months.
- Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce the name
ID NAHUM SMITH Us an independant cane
IS date for the Office of TREASURER, of Putnt
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