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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22
The treasurer and County
Orders,

We choerfuIIy edmlt Inlo our columns
Mr.. Cameron's reply to "A Democrat
but we cannot withhold tho remark,
that his manner Of answering the inter
rogalores propounded TO hlm, Is eVHsvc
aud unsatisfactory. One or TWO of the
questions. be has evaGed altogether;
aud why? Because hs must have an
swered, If VI all, In the affirmative! Mr..
Cameron appears TO coDcede hat he did
make @ Shd0e in one case, at the rate OI
$500 or Sl2,OO- not to bo sure by way
Of >speculRlion'-nO, no, not at all, not
by no meaDs--that was done Just by way
Of circumstance Whet strikes US as
moSt remarkable is the unwarrantsd as
sumption Of Mr. Cameron, that while in
office, he, as private citizen, not as an
officer, has a right to speculate in county
ordorO. This portion Of the argument,
We imagine was thrown 10 by his dman
aensis to justify certain other operations
in the business of official shaving. But
1t is all gross assumption, aud contrary
to the spirit and policy Of our laws. A
county officer has no right, in transact.
ing business, however remotely con.
necled with hs Office, TO melamorphose
hImSefat pleasure; aud say, now | am
q private citizen, and now | am county
officer. And even, il no should attempt
to play this Proteau game, no will find.
that the people do not recognize the
nice distinction which he Seeks to make,
between tie officer and The men. II is
distinction without u difference. We
protest against this spocies OF official
speculation, 6I toto II Ia all wrong
Such conduct ls about on a par with that
charged occasionally upon tho oAicers,
or sIockholdOrs Of Banks, whose paper
has become appreciated buying up
Of their bills at a discount.
AZ 10 Mr.. Cemeron's lberalily in pay
ing of county orders out of his own
funds, we have only 10 say thai ho has
6eeH crceediAgig generous; and ought 10
future to be- relieved from Tho necessity
Of making such sacrifices for lhe benefit
ol Others. 1t seems 10 US. nevertheless,
that he has a sufficient guarantee al a
times against IOS, IN Inc funds OF The
Treasury, which are constantly accom-.
All wo have to ask of him
for Ihs remainder OF his official term. is
not 10 engage further in little dirty spe.
culalions IN county orders. For further
advice aud comment We hand over Mr.
Cameron aud HE communication TO A
D0mocral.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22
THE TARIFF.

Some OF our LocofocO exchange pa
psrs have become savage upon tho sub
joct Of the Tariff. They call the last
Tariff law, under which the country be
gins 10 grow prosperous, and which has
served 10 revive the finances of the
G0vsrnment-'the black Tariff That
epithet "bldck," will kill off the Tariff
and bury it, beyond the hope Of resur
rscton! Ouly think Of a "Jiack TarTn
n'tGhaI dgeGdiul2 Can't il bo colored
grOen, or some other fancy coIorY Just
let the Lokeys got it into their dveke,.
tie, and they will mOke it green enough.
BY tho way, "bIack," aa that act NAV
be. II became law by tho old Of Eena-
Gor SlaS Wrighls vote, without which
1t could not have got on to tho statute
book. Mr.. Wright, every body knows,
is Mr. Van Buren's right hand man, and
. full'bIooded Loco(oco. Can it bO Dos
siblO that so pure democrat as Sras
Wright could vote for "bL4ck TauG!"
II is true, Martin Vsn Buren once voted
fora TanG which imposed higher duties
Ghan the "baek Tariff but, at that time
he had not become "a NOyidern man
with Southern principles" ,Wo move
shat tho Hon, 6Ias Wright, of Now
York, be. and hereby 10, read oul Of the
Aocolooo paFIy lorRoIlng with tho whigs
of the United States Senate, in favor Of
The "biack Tarif'w Has that motion a
second2 Really, these Locolocos have
so long and so successfully played The
game OF deception, that thoy seem to i'm.
Oglne that they have only to give a
Whig measure bad name-call il
"black," lor example, and forwilh il is
doomed Tor destruction! We shall 500
whether this Lohcy tr,ckery can be prac
rlsed any longer upon tho supposed cre %
edulliy Of The democracy
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22
voyiticaV Meeting.

BY the request OF the candidates OF
both political parties, and with the con
sent end wish OF the cIllzens OF Brown
township. there will be public discus
sion in Pokln on Friday the Goth inst.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ The oandideIeSBnH
all concerned are requested to beln aie'
tendance. The subject for disoussI6n,
the samo as spoken Of-by lbo,cendldSas
on tho 18th atthlsplao0,
A. CRAIG,
P. W. HARDESTR
BENJAMIN R00E,
WIN c. R0OP,
ISAAC BROFHERS,
! CRUMBE CKER.,
u S. MARKHAM,
John A STAUB
Pokin Sept. l9th, l843.
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g'gstsa NEeclsss.

Contrary 10 our expectations, svery
large meeting of ihe people, numbering
about three hundred, convened al lhe
Court house, 90 Tuesday evening last
pursuant to & call by one Of our cores
pondeDrs. The meeting was duly or.
,ganIsed by the appointment of two
,chalrmeD, one Of each party, and a com
mittee, to wait on the cand dates for
Senator and Representative, resident 10
this county, and advise them, that the
people we're in readiness TO hear hat
they had tosay in regard to political
oubjects. The committee reported, that
the Democratic candidates declined TO
respond 10 The cell Of the meeting; and
that the Whig candidates were ready
and willing to address their fellow chi-
zens LEONARD HARSH, ESQ then pro.
ceeded TO address the meeting in short.
but sensible and pertinent speech -
W hen he had concluded there was
laundering call for 'Tolan,' 'polan,' 10
Ian Mr. I. was present, and stood
mule-dumb as the animal that BaIsem
rode, The Lokey Candidates, Msssrs.
HAMpsoN and ToLAN, having thus utter.
Iy refused 10 obey the call, E R. ECKLEY, |
ESQ. by general request, made a most
conclusive and unanswerabe alignment
against the Latham and Bartfey Bank. |
ing humbug,' The result OF This meeting,
ahords ample proof Of what we have
heretofore asserted as 10 Mr.. Hampson
and Mr., Tolan they can neither be
persuaded nor 'kictsd into public dis
cusSion. Perhaps, however, they are
not SO much to blame for this, after all, !
The call, probab' y, did not come to them
through the medium OF their choice g.
Our pious' friend, Mr.. D. Nc Cook 1--WE
are informed } said that 'any democrat
who would answer a cal through tbat
source (moaning the Free Press, ought
10 have his T*"& kjcked,' end it may be
hat Messrs, I!ampaon and ToIan choose
rather TO obey Mr.. McCook, than demo.
cratic calls through the medium Of this
paper. The democrats, however, who
attended his meeting, differ from Mr.
McCook and his followers, in thus re
specl, as will be more manifest hereaf |
Ter.
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SHERLEE,S SALE.

by virtue ot writ of PLU AHuS FGIRr
d EGpoadS issued out ot The Count Of
common Pleas for Carroll county, REE To-
mo directed, will offer Tor sale at HBe
door OF tho court house ia 'CarreltoR ge,
Monday the 23d day of October hext, ba.
tween tho hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ, aOd
4 clock ? M. srsard day, the follo~ppg
real estate 10 vii: par of the North hEHst
quarter of section II, Township 19, QRar
ry) and Range 6, containing twoMNy.
eight aud one half acres. Taken ia exa,,
cutiOa and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September %, 1913.
Printers fee so.
ALSO,
AT tho same time aud place, bY Wmtdas
OF writ of Vendi. E1poaa8, issued @rt
of the Court Of common Pleas, for Cor
roll county, and to me directed, L wilt
olfrr for sale the following real estate to
wit: part of the South West quarter Of
section 20, Township l3, and Ganso5 5.
containing seVenty.fve acres FaoF@ OR
less. Taken In execution and waW ba
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September %, l943.
Printers fee l,50.
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fOcyThere are two candidates, Zone
|hlg, and cue Lokey,) named Shane,
before the people Of this district for
Representative. The Wing candidate,
and aGwo think, The better man, 10 Isaac
SHANE, farmer of good sense, clear
head, and an unmpeachabIo moral char
acter Don't forget that ISAAC Shane,
rs the Whg candidate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22

" Mr. Cameron, it will DO seen, com
plains Of unusual opposiuon,' We can
e%pleln to him, in part, the grounds Of
that opposition "a majority OF The people
believes that t,CO l0h0ic terms is about
long enough for one man 10 be in coun.
" oIlice- N many remember Mr.. Cam
erons pledge not agaia to bea candidate
Jor Treasurer, and they are disposed to
4orce hIm TO abide that pledge. II he
has made money oul of tho office, IT is
bul Ialf 10 give some one olss a chance
70 make illlle alao. II he has tnnde
eocnleeS, by continuing IN office four
years Il would bo no more than Just to
relieve hIm from further oacracc --
The burJoos aud benefits Of Office ought
10 DO distributed, as tar as praclcou!e,
with .gmc eadaly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22

UPThe 'MudpaddIe' engineer (tbe
knight Of the fallen pIume,) promises to
make extracts from the Free Press
That is The most sensible promise we
have ever known him to make. II all
bis selections were made from the Free
PresO, It is reasonable TO suppose, his
readers would be much beneftted; and
his subscription list augmented, We
have still some hopes for The fellow.
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SHER.EF'S SALE.

BY virtue of "A writ Of Vendi Eapgas
issued out Of lhe Court Of common a1has,
Carroll county, and 10 me drectud,, 1
will offer lors lie at the door of the@ulat
house in CarroIIton, on Monday the &sI
day ei October next, between rhe h0ms
Ollie O'Clock A NJ. aud 4 O'Clock lP M,
OF said day, all the right, title and iDan.
est Of Samuel Harmaa (being Uhs Gas
undivided twelfth part) OF, in, anu to a
tract Of land Iylng on the South siBso Of
the South West quarter of section HI,
in Township l3, Of Range s, the sud
tract beng the same Of which John @al-
man died seized, containing one hlu--
dred end nine and one half acres, 1me
or less Taken IN execution land will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, SherG,
September22, lS43.
Printers fee | so.
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,THOS. MILLIGAN,
Secretary OF the Board

OTWe refer the reader to tho COM
annnicalion Of JoSeph G Kennedy, Esq.
,in regard to his citizenship. Some oil
ohlS enemies have falsely reported that
lhe is an,alien. Stop that ball.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22

That 'oiolated picdge,-If Messro
Holmes and Cameron are satisfied with
The 'GuIltfap' apology tor bOir violation
Of the pledge not Gga,a 10 be candidates
fOr AWdiiH and Treaaurer--we shall let
il pass for the present. In luct, there
ls so latic left Of Lille, Ihatwo are de
posed to husband that Attic. unt by
Alohzo's weekly spasms, i may afford
~D1leriulfor q paragraph Of whole fin
aei's IeDgia,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22

The people Of this d'slNct arc Oo' yet
read be reduced to the 'Enppan hard
money standard l23 cents for aay'S
Idbor, and rs cents for a bnShoj Of
-LKAfnkt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22
New HagcrstOwm Academy


The Examination Of the Students in
this Institution will take place on the
9Th inst, and the usual performances
OF speaking, &c. on the following day --
The winter Term commences on the
first day Of November.
THOS. MILLIGAN,
Secretary oil the Board
Sept. 8, 1913.
The above notice was handed in for
publication, last week, and, by some
means, miSlald. We hope it is still in
good time. The New uagerstown Acu,
deny, we are informed, 10 in q prosper
ous condition, oaording every facility 10
Rhe industrious student for acquiring
either an English or CIasSica education,
or both, ifdeeired.
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aNGHI9l9 e &n

10 doz BRAID, Leghorn, Straw fancy
and palm leaf bOunets, for sale from ES&
cents TO S.. hv
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept %
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October EIcctiOn-IS43.

For Congress
LEONARD HANNA.
Senator, in conjunction sOjth Jefferson co
EPHRAlM r. ECKLEY.
Representatives, m conjunction sOM JEFF
ferson county
LEONARD HARSH.
ISAAC SHANE,
SMILEY II. JOHNSON.
Commits SSioaeT.
HORATIO HUNT.
Auditor.
-THOMASaR. HARBAUGH.
Sheriff.
DAVID WATT,
Prosecuting Attorney.
VAN BROWN.
Treasurer
JOSEPH G. KENNEDY.
Poor House Director.
WILLIAM BAXTER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22
For the Free Press.
TO THE VOTERS or CARROLL
COUNTY,
Fellow CITIZENS:

FELLOW CITIZENS:
it has been reported, ia at
least one neighboThood Of this county I,
as am crediby informed, that ! am not
citizen of the United States; end, Of
course, not eligible TO the Office oiCoun-
" Treasurer, for which / am a candi
date. deem it due to the people of The
county, and 10 myseICio contradict that
report, promptly and positively A plain
olatement of facts, lhope, will satisfy
every one, that ! an acitiSen Of he Uaj
ted States, and, as such, entitled TO all
The privileges guaranteed TO citizen
by the laws and Constitution Of the
country.
Ny father, Samuel Kennedy, a native
of Ireland, now deceased, on the 10th
day Of July, 1923, (when | was in the
10th year Of my.age,) filed hls decIafa-
tion Of intentonslo become citjzen.oC
the United States; and, two years after.
wards, that is to say, on the 18th day OF
October, 1880, he wGS nQtWatized, in the
Circuit Court of the United States for
the Western District uf Pennsylvania.
as will fully appear from'tbe following
certified copy ol the rssord under the
seal of said Court, in the tmalter Of his
application;
Circuit Court of Me United States for The
Western District of Pennsylvania:
"And now to wit: October 18th, 1890,
John Dick and Samuel Kennedy, Aliens,
came into Court and presented their
petitions praying to be admitted citizens
of the United Sales, and having made
tho proofs, and complied with lbegsQul
siions prescribed by Law, and takenahe
necessary oath, were lhereupon adTit
ted ctI2nes Of the United States"
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Ell ATS q GAPS

gNsA2s I 81 WA V lllAG u
a doz Fur, Seal and Seaette caps
from @5 cents to So. ia good fur cap 6ar
| 90 J 5 doz. Russia aud Fur hats fIum
to 400, on hand and for sale by
JACKSON s. THOMPSON.
Sept %.
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E. ]. ROBERTS, Clerk.

In connexion with the foregoing, beg
leave TO refer to the Abstrac, Of the laws
OF tho United Sates 10 relation to the
Naturalization Of Oliens, 10 be found
bound up with tho Statutes Of the State
OF Ohio, Of a general nature, page SO f,
Swans edition, Of I84I See section
10. "IHe children Of persons ouly nalu
raIized under any Of the laws Of the
United States, or who previous to the
passing Of any law on that subject, by
tho Government Of the United States
under the laws thereof, being ander the
age of t'oenty one gears, al The time Of
their parents being so ndturGlized or ad-
mitted to tie rights of citizenship, shall, iC
dwelling in the United States. be cOaSid
cred as citizens ofhe United StdteS."
See also, the 18th section OF the "Act to
preserve the purity Of elections" passed
March Goth, i84l (Swsn's Statutes,
Appendix, page lO2l.)
! have only 10 add, that, for some
yeRrs before the naturalization of my
father. at that time, and ever since,
have resided either IN the State Of Penn.
syIvanie, or in the State of Ohio--(and
in Carroll county, for more than ten
years past, and, having been "under
the age OF tweuty-one years" at the
time of my parents natural izaion, it
seems to me that no one, with the law
and the facts thus laid before him, can
possibly doubt, that am legally aud
consliluGoHaly a citizen Of The United
States.
JOSEPH G KENNEDY.
Carrollon, Sept 10, IS43.
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UNITED.STATES OF A MERICA2
Western District Of Pennsylvania, %

i, Edward J. Roberts, Clerk
OF tho Circuit Court of the
United States, for the Dis.
trict aforesaid, do hereby
certify that lhe foregoing
1 [aIlh[nl cnnv crnm lhn Re.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22

isa true and laIIhIuI copy from the Re-
cord,
In testimony whoreofI have hereunto
SET my hand and affixed the seal of the
said Court at Pittsburgh, this 18th day
orSepIember A, D 1913, and of the 10
dependence of tho United States, the
aiRtv- eiGhth
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-28
Tribute OfResnecf.

a. a meeting of the "YAzoo RFLEmEN. .
held At their armory on Saturday evening,
2snd insl., Lisutenaa: N. Perry in the chair,
ths following preamble and resolutions were
Unanimously adopted -:
WHEREAS, Death having visited the rank
b our infant company and taken from US one
b our most active and useful members, and
hhis company being DESTROYS Of evincine
their anieigned regret, be il therefore
ResoiVed, That we deeply deplore the
death of our brother in arms. Gro. II. HEpE.
MAN,-that we have LOST highly esteemed
aud efficient soldier, who was greatly en-.
Ideared to us BY his many sterling virtues
amiability, and correct department, and the
community highly useful and spirited CHI
zen.
ResoIUed, That in token Of respect for Gu
deceased fellow soldier we will wear crap,
on the left arm for the space of thirty DAYS
ResolVed, That committee of three mem
bers be appointed By the Chair to communi
cate these resolutions 10 the relatives of th
deceased, and accompany them with lstie
Of confidence.
ResolUed, That the proceedings Of thi
meeting, signed BY the Chairman and Secre
tary, be published in the Yazoo City Wing
and that the Canton Madison Co papers s
requested 20 copy.
NATHANIEL PERRY, Chairman.
w. w. LEACH, Secretary.
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Nonthlies md IVeekIies.


quantity Of Monthly Magazines and Weekly
Journals issued to the public as are circulate
ed yearly throughout the United States
No one, who has not been led BY reflection
to notice particularly, would imagine for a
moment the immense labor both Of mind and
body necessary to maintain these various
publications. Hundreds Of editors and thou
sands and thousands Of printers are con.
s.antly employed. day and night, with the
vain endeavOr TO satisfy that voracious cor
morant the public mind. lis various appe-
titss are considered, and new dishes are
served up regularly 10 suit each palate, the
whole being.at the same time catered for with
all caution and nicely.
Many Of the Magazines and Journals can
not DO surpassed throughout the world for
their sterling merit and general utility. The
labors Of their respective editors Fsfleciing
high credit upon themselves, whilst their
general mechanical appearance are Of the
most finished order. Some one or otEsr Of
them may be met with in almost every house
in town and every cabin in tho county
They pass through the hands Of an classes
and conditions Of society. They are bewer,
lparlor and firs-side companions. When BY
travel thrown ameng strangers, they are Our
true friends.
We de not intend 10 enumerale, at thi'
time, all the magazines and newspapers
printed throughout the Union. We viii
merely recommend 70 the public the two o
Il three received By Us, Of which we Of cours
can speak. ''Grphan's Lady's and Gentle
mans .Eagasiae,a and :. GOdey's Lady
Boo" are undoubtedly beautiful monthliea
and no parlor stand should be without them
The Men Mirror, ,; Saturday paper, edil
ed By g. p Morris and N. p. WIifis, is an
questionably the neatest weekly pablishe
IN the Union, and should he upon the iabl
next to the 'sLady's Book. The New World
Boston Nosionsand Pieayune are also exec
!. lent prints. We have mentioned but few
: it is true, as it is few We receive. Som
i which are due US through printing do NJ
e como 20 hand;--as for instance the :. BrOtke
e jonathan. after having published its Pros
pectus, &c, BIZ Request, with no other pros
+ pect OF pay than it, being received q Gu
office, discontinued after a few number
having been Forwarded. The June and Jul
numbers Of "Graham's Lady's and GenGle
z manss Magazine have not reached Us. w
/ trust The publisher Of this magazine viii nc
e follow the example of the sWindling Broth
p er" alluded TO above.
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The following beautiful remarks from the
Hartford Cousant viii meet With ! ready
response il the heart Of every true lover Of
America s glory and pride.
"H humanity presents noble and subs
lime spectacle, Il IS when pure and lofty
patriot, regardless Of self, and devoted 10
the good Of bis country. evenin the midst of
calumny and reproaeh, pursues the path of
duty, and patiently awaits The approval which
time must At length bring. The retirement
Of such man has greater power than all the
seductive patronage with which the weak,
The treachegous, and the evil minded, may
attempt to purchase mercenary support
While crowds impelled By curiosity may
throng to gaze idly on the man Of the hour
1.-THE IAN or THE AGE, in his far off west
ern home, with no other attraction than his
l mighty genius, and his lofty sonI--recesUes
the homage Of millions of hearts. His
single name has charm more potent than
all the gilded honors with which Monarchs
and Presidents may reward their fatteTers.
/ HENRY CLAY On what far distant noun
tain; In what deep forest; in what bound
less prairie of our broad land, is that name
unknown and unhonored? Henry CLAY!!
B What stain Of reproach; what suspicion
Of falsehoOd; what taint of treachery adheres
to that glorious name! Opposing parties
may for time Tetard his upward progress,
but where is the opponent who dare assail
his honor? While magnanimity, and cOu.
: rage. and truth, are admired among men
while falsehood and seltishness, and trea-
cherry are des2ised; the name Of HENRY
: Clay will be honored Throughout the world
Fl Well may be afford to "bide his Tine" foi
t the day is at hand when the rallying CRY 0.
an injured and betrayed people will. be-
! Justice to Henry Clays'
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The New Vorid.

This paper Of the 9th inst, has came e
hand Ii the form af pictorial Sheet and
truly hasa most bsautifnl sppsarance. tie
reading ihroughoutis illustrated 81 splendid
engravings, 81 ofwhich are most happily sx-
.ecuted. These engravings Gays the pub
Usher, have been got up at heavy expense,
and their appearance IS proof sufficient Of
the correctness Of this assertion. Theremu.
nera,ion for the work rests with the public,
The seventh semi-annual volume Of The
New Weird commenced on the eth inst
If Of all practicable, we will insert its Pro
spectus next week.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-28

la al probability the Democratic Bond
Paying party win form an election ticket
purely their own. Il IS said that the mosl
Of the undermsntioned gentlemeD have con-
sented 10 place their names before the people:
For Govsrnor-T. Il Williams Of Poaloioc-
For u. S. Senate Pinckney Smith.
For congrss Hon. s. Gholssn Col.
vslney 2 Howard, Judge 4. Munger, and
Coll w q. Kendall.