The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-12-16
%4@ PUTNAM COUNTY, oHIoAFRTDAY, DECEMBER

: HCueIlnR VI NHc tuIluJ VIC IO" iduu oy
i"m; ihe question of giving honesteads.
and making every man ireeholder who
may chose to become one; tho approxi>
malion ofthe Atlantic and Pscific oceans
by national railroad across The territory Of
the Union; reform in the Army, NAVY,
and civil Offices all these great guess
lions, with thousand minor ones, deeply
9frcling mltiudes Of men aud every
State in the Union, will, now being ma-
inred by public opinion, come for the
Governments decision. These new is
sues, cooperating with old ones, coming
mp TO be disposed of by new actors on
The scenes at Washington, will be apt 10
modify greatly,ifnot essentially, the party
organizations Of the country.
To these elements Of interest another
is likely to he Introduced by The nterpo>
s''ion Of the agilAtions of Europe. After
nearly forty years Of pence in Europe
there is an evident reslessness that now
seems Taught with tendencies threatens
ing war; and If wGr comes, in all likeli-
hood there will follow such uniyersal
change that the United States can scarce.
ly hope to escap, liz vortex. Indeed,
from late events it is apparent that our
Government is already drawn into Euro>
pean difficulties. These circumstances
are calculated TO draw the public mind
towards the next Congress With much ex-
pec,atIon.
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