Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-18
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For many months il has been entire
" apparent that there never could DO
any reunion between the Wings Of the
United States and the President and Ad
ministralion which attained power on
~, as il appears from recent indications,
BY being mistaken by the People for
Whigs Tho advances made by the pc
cuIisr friends Of the Administration TO
the Loro(oco party, amounting 10 a so
IIcltallon OF cooperation, and The ap-
pol0tment 10 Office Of persono known to
be OF that school Of politics, to the eXcIu
sion Of sound and qualified Wings, have
lett not a shadow of doubt upon the idcn
tIty Of The politics Of the present Admin
istrslion with that 10 which it succeed
cd 10 l94l. All the occurrences Of the
day tend 10 the establishment Of a state
Of parties, which, though no one certain
y could have foreseen it, hos yet now
become distinctly visible. Two years
ago tho well unde rslood line Of division
Of parties lay between the Wings On the
one side and the Van Buren, party on the
other. At the present day, tho line OF
division is little less plainly visible be-
tween two opposite parties; on tho one
side still the Wings, unchanged and in.
domilable, and on the other the Admin,
istra,ron or Tyler party, into which tho
old Loco(oco party appears to have been
for some time gradually merging it's
elf.
This identity between the Administra
ton party and that party which styles
itself Democratic" is not only admitted
but claimed by the former, OF the as
sumption Of the "DemocrSiic" designa-
ton we have seen numerous instances
but none more remarkable than the sub
joined extract from a paper possessing
the confidence Of the Administration ia
a greater degree Than any other, in
which President Tyler is not only re.
presented TO be the leading man Of the
democratic party, bat as being its most
aoaiIdbte candidate for the next Presi-
dency:
From The New York Onion"
"Poli,jclans Of course will infer thai
the return Of General Cass is preparAto-
ry 10 his being presented by his iriendt
as q candidate for the Presidency. His
ability and integrity are undoubled; bu'
General Cass will find tho entire grounC
occupied by candidates, each having
available capital, and quite ready TO take
the 6eld if indeed they may not be con
sidered as occupying he,r several sta
tons already among tie Democrat,
candidates ace find President Tyler, Mr.
Calhoun, Mr Van Buren,, Col, johnson
and Mr.. Buchanan spoken Of, 10 whicl
Gen. Cass NAV be added.
"Candidales for tho Presidency are no
easily made up. Great prepOralor,
trimming and interest are required eve
to bring a man into the field with m,
prospect OF success. Look al those VIII,
have interest and friends and see how
they stand al this time. President Ty
Ter, with a strong party of the peopl
with him, already in Office, and consid
cred a safe and discreet man and moth
ing TO be gained by changing him al hi
crisis far any other Here is force on
araiidbihy Mr., Calhoun, with greH
talents, undoubted integrity, and arden
friends; Tx President Van Buren,, stron
in his native State, cautious, pruden
and industrious, Senator Buchanan,
! tavorile Of Pennsylvania; Colonel Johr
: son, a gallant soldier. and a sound hon
} est democrat, equally strong in Pour
. sylysnia and in the West. We wer
: about saying where is room for Gener'
: Cass"
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