The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-03-24

e-C0lnnbu8y Marc ~ . Dor. az..ss-.s-s
aThe ElcctioiT ofUsss senator
CRcsultsdI ID NE choice on GsdaEen y.
pUsif of Hamilton county, on .tbeo 6fib
lniglh Of ballolingg ,Asis ssIhkpawn =
uanyio AZ my Oonslilusnlsad supported
Got AlleipaunliIs hesiiimselfs withdrew
ffom The canvass, when he. gteateribody
q Of those WHO had previously sNstsinssd
him, ioired with The iffop}se ofo most oI
the other candidates aud. selected aMrl
sPu6h asshenomin0esofci Democratic
Caucus: Myschoiee Of George .. iPugh
was predicqted, upon his eapaeclly 10
,llarmonizs ihp, various cclonicndbg iplef-
sesis,eiu lsssS,utes and hisswellrknown
ability and eleqlience, tqgeiherMiIiI ohis
rcputalioufor iiigh pcrs9pal and polliichl
integElys These were he only ,aiissI
iions ! locked TO-; ien9psl olhsraiweEe
smooled iaihe gcnelai,caacus. orsipathy
-knowledge BY menbefs of'eltliefs' 'fIddse
publicly. II they were 4 did not heSf Of
them, and Fam Fcasbppbly certain EhPy
were noi.saThs object ahsAnsmbs!s
was generally, ,snnd so .6lTgas Iiikno@slo
Irndkoa selection efeditablcqoS dc State
and Satisfactory % lie n:s . SF co:feef
prfnciple oftlie pariyiq ihf siiaiis-bb Tbs
obiecitas, Ihayeno,doubi, bsen aecoRl-'
plished; and while Ilhud sgivensnhmis,
ialfa5le evidence Of my prefefeiic6 Tor
the old and 4icd veteran Of pemocEgacey, mlSl;g
who had received my steady and long
support, yetswbep,ibia preference wac ao
longer 10 bd EXPRESSED with The consent
or bin for whom Abat preferences .lijg had
been exercised, /, il common with s.lli ,hei
grea, body of men, of eyerydSaPiesy 81
opinion on this mat,er,rojoiceds that 10
determination had'beer, come 10, by ar
almost common agteement and 70 the
ttft
general satisfaction. s.e .esei Il oa.isiea
,esI could never willingly sacpice prin~
cipic for any consideration. Preferences
for men, ,hough reasonably tenacious, ]
do moi think of such absolute copso>
qucnce, IN this matter ofUr p Senator
Lean freely saythat Itaye accomplished
all for principles and men thai was in my
power, and i have no regrets for my
acton. II all that I have done was 10
be done over again see no cause a.l .iolr
change. ! believe my action shps been
right, apart from every peIscnalnconsie
deraiion, and I.hdnk such oftny fellows
citizens and fellow Democrats ofsmy
District, who eoncuIredl viii iReo filhai
approved ofmg actieu.sg gGiaessd
Vi But common unity 'hassat lastibeen
attained; q better state d feeling pro
piiiased, and We may safely say thai al is is
well. ,s.,8sa s,jtas sls,su.Mo-.ii asl
II appears HAT Mr.. Pugh is in faVer Of
thso presentaform Of .he NcbraskaaiBlli
Introduced BY Mr.. Douglass. Such al
least seems 10 be ihe general admission,
but lie does not desire 10 see this mea-
sure made Atest Of Democracy. So fal
we'll. His views on this subj CT are nov
nnimporlant. Opinion upon this subject
elected or defeated no man in caucus.
Mr.. Pugh will notIenter the Senate till
1855, when ihissmaiier will be disposed
OF. | trust TO the satisfaction Of our Cons
man Union, and his opinions on a par
ticular mcasurebnot 10 be affecisdiby- bis
vote amount iono more than the opinion
Of aby other eminent Democrat in'his
party, NOT yot d Senator, but who, some ne
day may be, And IhaYe regarded the
parading Of his pnme insconueciionwith
this question as emincttF tnischiey6dsg
Butitlis done and Tie less that IL said bf
fHa a.
fiis aci Of imptucence he better foro otbe
welfare Of the party. asaai ig5 slgaa4ii
The man, be he hon~hcsmay, whc
makes ilis Nebraska Bin a test fpbliii,
cal orihodoxy,to 10 the exclusion Of chs
large interests Of the Nonhern States Is
be Affected by questions Of vital imlIur'
lance 30 aocal and nationulfaifilirs iwliicl
bage heretofore been considered 10 ,enr
brace the cardinal principles Of Demo
cncy,isAt best q man of one.idea, dn{
urfs 10 Judge Of the policy which Dem,
octacy demandg. The effort has beer
made by some Of wilora 1 ibadisnoi sS'
pected such contractedvisiohaof pubic
affairs, but as their icTpery cool iIei
miadsswiil mos. likely espandalo inleili,
gent and staicsmanlike views Of otht
necessities of ihe tiaes But II ii 'fhIs
Tsh6ufd be'misiaken lbsy viii have. Il
learn libera!iiy by purchased xperience
ssgbis issus was raised u hight a
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