Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22


explain the true principles Of political
economy. We all know how vastly
inferior are all the isolated efforts Of
an individual, however able and elevated
he may be, 10 those made by masseS Of
men. Experience every day demon
strates the efficiency and power Of the
, latter. The cause OF temperance, free
! dom and religion, languished Tor centu.
ries, although sober, vlrtuous and able
} men we're found willing martyrs in their
J cause iD al ages. When societies we're
formed, and the efforts of many were
, united-temperance, colonization and
missionary plans astonish the world, by
} their unparalleled success, under an
!, union OF enlightened minds. Neither
, are examples wanting of ils benign ia.
huence in legislation! The success Of
the unfortunate debtor in Obtaining a
respite from its calling chain, which
has iettered and bound down all his in
duStry and his energies.
The suppression Of the slave trade
the extension OF the means Of education
and many other instances are found on
our Statute Books as evidence OF the
salutary effects of united effort n q good
cause, and are the mere reflection and
response Of legislation to enlIghten pub
lie opinion, This "prmum mobile"
this omnpotenI influence was just be.
ginuIng to be felt and acknowledged
upon this subject throughout all the
States 10 Massachusetts, New Jersey,
and Pennsylvania, the tariff bao become
mo party question:" No man aspiring
to be leader, has dared to deny ts
, constitulionaiily in the West And the
r protective principle is making great
progress even in the South. 1t grow
ing in great repule in old Virginia, and
I has a party in North Carolina. 1t is
also, at this time, more popular than
= nulifcaton in South Carolina and Ala
. ALBANIA, Recent eVents are opening the
d eyes Of the planters themselves. 10 It's
D., propriety and necessity--no argument
s is now needed to show 10 them the vasJ
e and increasing importance TO their sta
il pie, the home market. Importing col
= ton from India has ceased to be- az
d experimental has become a reliable
:. resource. And when did not an atIemp
IS Of this kind on the part Of E0glan sue
,I ceedR When the growing OF cotton io
r expectation shall have almost ceased
,r Ike the cultivation of Indigo, for th~
ID purpose; and the BRUSH shall raise
ID for themselves The cotton g'o~er
er will become converts TO out cause,
g The cotton gcowers viii become con
n. yerts to our cause. But the ggaat an
G permanent Interests Of th!s ccgnty 40,
nd demand immediate acton on ATS suplGc'
in "Revenue aud Projection" - hand /
u hand. They are 60 IaDvef5 III III
a same field. Can any one hesitate as |
is the prlprIety and necessity OF rasIn
he revenue? How many more times sha
b the President and hls financial officer
on suppllcate Congress TO save the cred'
at and redeem The faith aud pledges oi III
n. government? The people are morIIt'
cd and aslonIshed at the total deo'I'ulIo
ut and poverty OF the natIOnl treasury
lat They manifest q sort of lndscrmnna'
he disgust al all party trammeIs IN such e
his traordinary aud perious Ilmes. NeVe
me then, was there period more proPI'lo'
'us Tor he formation Of a great, patriotic n
sh tIona conederacy, combining unlo
ice of all American interests. This unlo
nat aud this conlederacy is more needed
oil the south and west than il is Tor Nc
be- England. With that hardy enlerpH
ey and inexhOustlble resource OF expedIei
wn which the Yankee always has at h"n
e'' the eastern manufacture can pet aiol
lor when others will fail and give up. L
'f's example. Scarce as this eXtraordIna
ce, winter has made ice, yet il is gliding
vel the rail roads OF New England to
$, OF large sea part towns; not TO cool The WI
the of the rich merchant, but for exportall
'eu 70 India to buy cotton at2 cents pou
o"s thus giving an example of the end
anu object of all safe commerce. An ar'I
ure OF no value at home is, by indus
'"v ne alone, made to procure that material 4
nH is Of such incacuIable value giving e'
i Jul, poyment, subsistence and comfort 10
'l 'leo many thousands in its subsequent mi
.eo' .e u(acture. And this operation is IN
'"I, 10, apt and perfect Illustration ol that An
rh a., icnn system which is the CorInIhSan
. l''' Nv lar of American Independence.
."u U'o Then, my dear Sir, Of all Others
sen' was 40 lime 10 relax your efforts IN
90" @ good a cause. What could have pro
ooo' soo ced "hat absence Of interest IN Its
PGo cess which it's ends so we'll deserved!
ross 80 On the contrary, the present is the
r." propious period that has appeared
0ua. I years to awaken general feeling OF
,,on % subject of such vital interest und I'm
oin, tance- just the time TO call upon Cong
/ in IN The imperative mood, TO leg'SIhle u
,rt Ito settle il for half century at fe