The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-29
Cost 81 WING Rule.

!, wing conWol IS more costly. we autIH
Y that Democrats pay oficers adequate
I salaries, BUT The cost Of government it
; the people is not measured inithia way
! The farmers, mechanics, and working
business men have had 10 payihe taxes
j which were rightfully due by Bank Cor
/ pnraiions, but exempted by Wing legis
!, |laiion, 10, an extent that doubling the
/, present salaries Of public servonts woulc
no, equalize The burden. We hear )
great deal Of figures, and sometimes il i
said these figures won't lie. But il is
unfortunate that those who use them
i often place them in such doubtful posi-
.Itions that they misrepreseht the ruth,
1 L will be a long time, before, under Dem
ocratic management, half million will
be squandered at the dictation Of the
Ohio Life and Trust Company 10 foreign
stock jobbers, as under Kelley's manage.
ment. Wing expenses in government
are always magnificent. Ifthey re!rench
one way,it costs double 10 The people in
some less direct mode. Like the hypo.
crite who ,s
"With one hand put o penny in the urn Of
| poverty
And with the other took shilling OUT"
The Wing patty never gave a public
service at small cost, but the service was
in its evil to society, worth less than
nothing. They first passeda bank law
contract, making a State Bank, TO be
taxed on the aprofts" Of banks, while
other people paid taxes without regard to
profit or loss on what they had and then
they went 10 equalizing taxes, and left
the banks out in the scheme, and now
the Wing party are denouncing- the
Democratic Legislature and the State
Courts, for dealing with bankers as they
do with the whole body Of The people Of
the State. Now if such acls do not cost
veryilarge sum5n the doing, yetufhey
form the most costly kind Of Legislation
that can curse a country. But on this
side Of tlie picture, at our leisure we will
~
fool up some figures from public records
that will make Wings stare,s @i6lsta
Good and cheap governments can on
ly exist with equal burdens, For i in
proportion 10 my wealthy :neighbbor's
means, | am made to pay out Of myiscan-
" property a double proportion of taxes,
| tits small consolation 10 me 10 say :hat
the men who thus grieyouslyi burden me
DO not charge but the smallest price for
doing the wrongihey commit. siF
slH3 OK ---+7----------&z- -&z----.--s 81 ui 5gal
Or VIM. Kissane, has obeen fodnd
guilty III Cincinnati, of forging The check
on the Life and Trust Company Baaki
for $7321 land, Andrew ,Findlay for ais
tering and publishing it.odA smoiion IN
KissaEe'scase was made for new trial.
When the verdict was rendered Findlay'
was permilted 70 escape. "A new rial
was granted, when Findlay turned I'M.
but having sloped, did not getthe benefit
Iofthe new trial. a&t.f 18Gi F
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TABLE MovING.-This has been a
part of the mystery Of she spirit rapping
phenomena. Professor Fayady, lie eel
|ebrated chemical philosopher Of England,
has made a series of accurate fexperisD
ments, from which he concludes 1.-THE
phenomena Of liable moving TO be the
result Of mechanical force imperceptiblgt
operating as the will directs, and ceasiug,
whenever the party is made e,conscious Of
actual agency. eli2i 'ag9 ai'Rn 81. 1
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for August, Isl
about the. bes.linlhe Union. Since Mr.,
g. has assumed its control, its literary
excellence has been unqueslioned, ana
IL has been continually improving. It's
embellishments are in fine artistic style,
and could scarcely,ih The present state ]
|of art, beimproved %. OF its conlinu
ing tales, /" Aspen Court" Z The PHI
grims of 81. Bernardo &C., possess that
kind of attractive character that we look
for each coming number with interest
and anxiety. There is also.ia this num-
beron instructive article onihe .sMiddle
Ages" and a HBird's eye view of ia.
pam" both valuable and suggestve.---
The criticisms on New Books are What
they pfofessto be, and furnish excellent
aid IN selections Of cdffsnt Iileralure,