Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-07

be Suppressed, unless his future Gepoft-
mpnr should provoke exposure. Kerbum
sat. &c
That our readers may get clue to
the articles which call for his notice, we
shaI give a few quotations from the
Carroll Democrat" lLncoloco) And
6tsl. we are spoken o by Mr. Lille as
1.-The editor of the Free Press. who has
considerable experience, having him,
self pearced The darkest shades. and
passed the deepest mre Of the gulf into
which he proposes TO plunge Thank
you, Mr., Little. Think yon sol Well
we will tell you how we got along -
We took our ipory heated cane, and got
out our carriage ruth uhiie man 10
driUe as about the streets; aud thus we
got through 1.-The mire" Now, as you
'have considerable experience" in This
mode Of getting along, you will DOdeF-
sand Us without comment.
"The first gull"
Instead of meeting the charge by a
direct negative, as to the profI'er of the
county Auditor TO give the "Mud paddle
and GuIl.trap" an advertisement worth
800 the S0p.eut editor Of the Carroll
Locoloco informs his readers, that the
Auditor "is the Clerk and nstrumento Of
the county Commissioners, and bound
to do the advertisement just as they
may direct" This is o special plea,
and il is bad for duplicty. However,,
leave is given 10 amend. with costs, in
twenty days. And now we ask Mr.,
Little 10 traverse the allegation, and
then, II necessary, we will call the wit
nesses, and prove the fact. That the
county Auditor did hold out, directly or
indirectly, as an inducement TO the pub.
Usher to get up the publication Of This
new paper, the prospect Of his getting
the advertisement Of Lands and Town
Lots delinquent for taxes, we have good
authority 10 assert; and we challenge
direct denial oflhe fact.
We scarcely deem it necessary to no.
tice The attempt Of the "Carrol Locolo.
CO." to separate itself from the Court
House" nor do we suppose that any one
will believe, that lba, paper "%iIl sab.
servo no loca interest or faclon.n Is
il not notorious to this whole cOmmun
" that the Locofoce officers about The
Court house and their adherents about
this village, are the very men who got
up that paper for The express purpose OF
o peralng on the fall eleclIonsH II not,
why does it start UP just at this period? ?
and why is it proposed to be published
for just "three monthsY' The fingers
hat move the wires Of that affair are
TOO visible to escape the notice Of the
most indifferent observer; and we are
sadly deceived if its movements are not
already fully understood by the people
Of both parties. Bu, if it be true, that
fl will fearessIy advocate what the
chow many edllors0 "belieVe to
be tho best and true interest Of the whole
people," we shall treat it and its ed
tors" just ss we do others who occupy
The same position towards us-expose
lheir IaIacies and resent their attempts.
ed insults whenever and however we
may please.
The Decency' paragraph.
Under the caption of "decency," Mr..
Little says, "ln all original matter in
Tended for publication in this paper, we
nope 10 perSevere (pTeserve) proper de
,orum and self respect. The Two great
political parties Of our country are pro-
,erly known as democrats and Wings,
md by these names they shall be al
uded to by us and our correspondents,
liscarding entirely the blackguard OP
,elalions Of 'coons,' 'Lokies, &c. &C."
The Wings are our ueighbors, are
worthy, en'erprising, virtuous, patriot
c." they are entitled 10 our respect
md esteem; and to that courtesy from
is which we expect from them, 10 this
sentiment and It's practice we hope 10 be
net by The editor Of the Free Press;
but if not We shall not descend 10 Vulga'
rity merely because others DO"
Now after all this pralIng about "de-