Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-22

must b. Supposed ~ such a IawIess aud
irregular mOvement as that 10 Rhode Is.
land, the established privileges and dis.
%tInclIons between he sexes. bel wecn the
%colors, between Inc ages; between ma
lives and Foreigners, between The sane
ana insane, ani he ween the |IunnoceHD
! aud the guilty convict, all he Offspring
Of positive Instructors, aud are ras' doNu
aud abolished, and soclclv Is thrown nio
one heterogeneous add uuGeLuialej
mass Aud Is if commended that the mu
Ior pant Of tins BubeI C~ongfrgaIt0n Is in
vested with the night 10 bard up, It us
pleasure a new Governmtn Tiat US
often, aud Whenever society can be
drummed up aud thrown INTO such II
shaPriess mass, The major part OF II may
establish anOlhe:, and another new Cow
ernmrnt III Fn1less success jon? Why
ihIs would 0verruU all social organization,
make RevoIutIons-the extreme and last
resort OF an oppressed peopie-the conl.
monest occurrences OF human life, end
The Standing order Of the DAY. How
such a principle would operate in a Ger.
tam section oi this Union, with a pecu
liar population, you will readily con-
ccIve. No community could endure such
an InloIerable slate Of things any where,
and all would. soonG or later, take re.
IOge, from such ceasaIess agitation, in the
calm repose Of absolute despotism.
know Of no mode by which an exist
ing Government can be o~Verlhrown aud
put aside, aud a new one erected in IFS
place but by the consent or authority of
that Government, express or implied, or
!orclBle resistance, that is Revolution
Fellow Citizens: | have enumerated
these examples of a dangerous spirit of
Reorganization, and disregard of law;
with no purpose Of giving offence, or eX,
citing bitter aud unkind feelings, here or
elsewhere but TO illustrate the principles,
character and tendency of The Two great
palIies iuto which this country is divided.
10 all Of rhose examples the Democratic
party, as it calls itself, "a denomination
TO which | respectfully think 1t has not
The least just pretentlon, or large por,
lions OF that party, extending to whole
States united with apparent cordially
10 all Of them the Wing party was con
SANITY and firmly opposed. Aud o
let me ask you, in oil candor and ]sIuceri,
ty, TO say truly T. iDpaTlIaIly to which Of
these two parties can The interests, the
happiness, and the destinies of this great
people be most safely couhded2 | ap.
peal especially, and with perfect coLfi
dence, to the cand0r Of Tho real, The an
cient and long tried Democracy that
cd Republican party with whom J stood,
side by side, during some Of the darkest
days Orthe Republic, in seasons Of both
War and Peace.
Fellow citizens Of all parties! The
present situation Of our country is une
of u]nexampIed distress and difficulty; but
there's no occasion for any dependency.
A kind and bounrifui Providence has
never deserted ~us-punishcd US he per.
haps, has, for our neglect OF his blessings
aud our misdetds, We have a varied
and fertile soil, a genial climate and free
institutions. Our whole land is GOV.
cred, in prolusion, with the means Of
subsistence aud the comforts Of life
Oar gallant Ship, it is unfortunately
true, lies helpless, tossed on a tempesIu.
Gus sea amidst The conflicting pillows Of
contepdlUg parties, without d faithful Pl'
lot. But The Ship is our country, embo.
dying all onr past glory, oil our future
hopes lis crew is our whole people, by
whatever political denomination. II she
goes down, we all 60 down together
Let us remember the dying words OF the
gallant and lamenled Lawrance. Don't
give up the Sdip TIE glorious Ban
ner oil our country, with its Stars and
Stripes, still proudly floats at its mast.
head. With stout hearts and strong
We Nubo u blOulE al ia utlllSu'Ni'S
Let US uII-alI-rally around that.
Banner and firmly resolve to perpetuate
our liberties and regain cur lost ~prosperi'
ty.
, Wings! Arouse from The ignoble su
p%lneness which encompasses you-O a.
wake from the IeIhargy in which you lie
bound-cast from you that unworthy
apathy which seems 10 make you lndIfEer
enI to the fate Of YOUR country. Arouse
, awake, shake of The dew drops that gilt
Ter On yout garments, and once mNrt
. march TO battle and TO Victory. You
have been disappointed, deceived, betray
ed shameiulIy deceived and betrayed
But will you therefore also prove false
and iaIthIess 10 your counIry,or obey The
? impulses OF q just and patriotic indIgna.
+ lloh? AS for Captain Tyler, he is &
mere snOp-a flash in the pan, pick you
F., Who HnIS and iTv Iour K n5s aulin