The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-01

as sweet as angels use. There is. however,
no greater monopoly than this, and there.
fore down with II. Throw physic to the
dogs-disinity 10 the winds-law 10 the
abode Of the Father Of Lies. ALI these are
sosmany masters over The grea; mass, and
therefore should be sent out of the world,
without delay and without mercy. lie. US
have free trade in Law. Physic, and Divlni-
ty, as in Merchandise, Art, and Labor.
Hurrah for Free Trade l"-free trade
in all things. Why should one man have
his roast beef and old port, and another
his oatmeal Cruel ond cold waterl Why
should one man sleep upon his bed of
straw and another upon his bed of down
or another be compelled TO rise early and
sit up late, and another enjoy the Injury OF
sleeping when he may? This sleep, too,
is as great monopoly as II is au invention,
and # there is to be free trade for US we
are for free trade in sleep as one of the
best boons of Heaven.
"Hurra for Free Trade y Clear out
your police. Hang all your schoolmas,
tiers. Close your courts and open your
prisons all your rascals free. Why
should twelve men, of as many millions de.
clare one man guilty, and another pro-
bounce sentence Of death upon him J This
IS downright usurpation, and free trade
men should never give sleep TO their eyes
until they get rid of il. We must have
free trade in crime as 10 virtue, and il is not
the frel dom of free trade TO punish the few
and let the many 90 free. The constable
with his staff of Office now awes the throng.
There is a terror of The law which 50 re.
strains the vicious man that half the often
ces be would commit he dare not indulge
IN, fearing that this tyran, Law will hold
MIN with an iron grasp for acting GU, his
own free inclDations.
Hurrah for Free Trade !" Open your
insane asylums and lei the madman and
the idiot mingle with the sane and the
wise. IT'S a cruel penance this Of yours
to shut out from those whom God has civ.
en- one or more senses less than TO the
4 multitude Of his creatures that freedom Of
action which the busy world enjoys
( God, It is true, in his good providence,
has made one man blind, and has closed and
stopped the ears Of another. But what of
that! So much the more reason for send.
ing them unfettered aud uncontrolled into
the world.
Once more we say, Hurrah for Free
Trade !" Let US have nothing BY halves,
but freedom in all things: IN houses and
IN lands, in the dwellings We inhabi,, IN
the ralment we put on, and 10 the fruits
Of labor. Give US that largest free trade
liberty which Fanny Wright preached in
our midst-(reedom in property, in ma.
Inmony, aud in all the family relations,
not excepting the disjoining Of that which
God has joined together, and the off
spring they have nourIshed and have loved.
When, oh when will these halcyon days,
Of free trade come, when Government
will pull down those barriers which inter
pose freedom between nation aud nation
aud man and man When will our
wise statesmen make our trade free and
bring epon our laborers the full fruition Of
Tree competition with the starved paupers
Of Europe? When shall our commerce
enjoy more of that freedom which submits
TO every sort Of foreign imposition, and yet
SO gioties in the yoke j, wears as 10
help along a heavier bondage than it has :
We are impatient for these promises Of
light and life, Of liberty aud happiness,
and now, 10 the very ecstacy Of anticipated
bliss, We throw up our caps and shout,
Hurrah for Free Trade |"
I Thal'il do, via irony.
From The ". Hampshire State Journal Of Nor. II.
( NO REASON TO DOUBT SUCCESS.
We are frequently asked what Is the
prospect can the Wings do any thing is
there any chance for Clay to be elected
President and many other questions of
the like import. To all these questions
we answer that We see no CAUSE to dos