Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-09
.ORITO STATE
for the Session.

Sorely disappointed as the Wings have
been in the result of the election, in this
Stale, they are not dispiriled. Their
confidence in the souhdness oftheir prln
ciples and The integrity Of their public
men, is as firm as ever. Though check
ed they will rally anew and "pash OF
their column" In defeat they only draw
closer the ties Of friendship, and nerve
their hearts for a renewal OF the contest
that can never be terminated but with
their success, and the ultimate establish
'ment OF the measures Of policy which
they advocate. The cause Of Truth must
triumph. The people may DO blinded to
their true interests for a period they may
be deceived by corrupt demogogues: but
sooner or later Lhey will discover the er-
fror into which they have been drawn
land apply the corrective.
we believe a majority Of the people
r elRflavor Of the doctrineo of Protection
10 American Industry, agaiDsl the pau
fper labor oil Europe. We believe like
wise that q majority are friendly to such
an ad justment Of the Currency question
as will tend to give us a system Of
sound banks, State and National; such
sas will furnish a sufficient amount Of
circulation 10 render the transactions Of
business easy and profitable. True,
these objects, without which we eau new
er be prosperous, seem to be resting IN,
der a cloud, at the present moment. The
people have apparently decided against
both IN the recent election. But the ls-
sue upon them was not IairIy joined, and
amid the smoke and din Of a dispute Of
kny other character, the grand questions
IN which we are most deeply interested,
were partially lost to our view We are
soon TO enter upon another Presidential
canvass, when these subjects will be
brought more prominently before the
public mind, and a direct and binding
decision must be had thereon. We will
not permit ourselves 10 doubt that 10
such a conflict, the obvious principle Of
justice 10 ourselves, Of safety and honor
will be INDICATED at The ballot boxes.
The Legislative power and RESPONSE.
bilitY Of the State Of Ohio, rests with
the enemies OF patriotic and enlightened
public policy, 1t IS in The hands of q
corrupt and selfish and a~Iigarchy, with
out talents, individual worth or chafac
ter, problly, or a disposition 10 exercise
their trusts for the general good. Moth.
ang is TO be expected from their action.
that will have The effect 10 afford relief,
or lay the foundations for future pros
perity. Sill the Wings of the State car
FL alot DO entirely insenslbie TO any course
Of proceeding on their part, though it
should DO in exact accordance with
sheir anticipaliong. 1t will be our duty
o watch the ecUrrent events, to record
nhe transactions of the day, TO note the
departures ftom the high road Of Justice
and prOpriely, and TO sound The alarm oil
danger when it grows imminent. The
readers aud the friends ofthe Ohio State
Journal may depend upon our faith.
fol reports of the dolnss Of the LegisIa-
lure, and upon being kept advised of ev.
cry circumstance OF public interest which
may transpire at the Capitol during the
coming session. They may rely upon
it., also, that the result of the late contest
Ihas moi bianched our cheek with fear OF
struck one single feeling Of despair Il
our hearts, in view Of our future prospect
We know that tho cause IN which We
are engaged is the cause Of patriotism
and truth, and in that faith we resume
the Iabofs OF another political campaign
with fresh vigor and undaunted Spirits
Our banner floats proudly in the breeze
and around ii We hazard no doubt will
every tue friend of the country and oil
the perpeluity Of it's Republican pnnci-
piles, rdily to do battle for the right. Ia
that contest we mean to bear u hand,
'and ave only ask from our associates and
welLwishers that degree of support
which Snail render our Efforts most ben
eflcial lothe common cause.
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Columbus. Nov, I, 1912,