Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-25

1FeasuTy instead o1 eleVen nllllOHS, WHICH
the former Tariff yielded! If you are,
vote for Polk. If you wish to reduce the
price of WOOL Wheat, Meat, Sheep, and
the price oflaborgenerally, vote for Polk!
| Tyou think that you had better rely on
the Manchester and Leeds Manufacturers
in England for all your goods; and if you
think they will afford you better market
for your produce than the home market,
i vote for Polk
If you prefer the Sub. Treasury, which
exacts gold and silver for the office holders
and rags for the people, vote for Polk!
Ifyon are willing that yourselves, your
neighbors, and your friends, shall be draft
ed and taken into the humid atmosphere
of Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, to fight
in an unjust war with Mexico, then vote
for Polk!
fyou desire 10 see the extension of Ne
gro slavery, vote for Polk and immediate
remuneration OF Texas.
On the other hand, feIlow-citizens, if
you regard your National honor-iE you
regard the welfare Of your country and its
institutions, you will spurn from you Polk,
Texas, and dishonor, and vote for CIay
If you are in favor of fostering home la
Dor and protecting your own citizens from
the Efforts now making by the Lords Of
England to inculcate "Free Trade" doc
trines among them, you will vote for Clay.
If you wish to save the pfesent Tariff,
which has rcplenished an empty Treasury
to overhowing, and turned the balance Of
trade with other nations in our favor, then
vote for Henry Clay.
Ifyou are the friends of law and order,
vote for Henry Clay.
FeIlow-ciizens, need we address you
farther! We think not. You have Clay
on the one side--you have Polk on the
other. The one known to the country for
forty years--the history OF the country is
his history. The other is obscure--ShalI
we compare them together! The splendid
glare of the bursting of a volcano Compar-
ed with the twinkIing of farthing candle,
Can there be any doubt as to the choice to
be madel
Fellow Wings, from all parts ofthe union
the news is Of the most cheering character.
In your own State you have achieved a
most glorious triumph. AWhig Governor,
a Wing Senate, a Wing House &c majority
on joint balot,) and the election Of Thomas
Ewing, or some other good Wing, To the
Senate of the United States in room Of
io,C ,Odges TaPpcn. A chance, beyond ali
doubt, to have the vexed question of the
Currency settled on a permanent lounda,
ton.
| Remember that the whole secret Of sue
cess is that every Wing shall GO TO TILE
POLLS AND VOTE.
Bye Wing in each township in Ohio
staying away from the polls, Tod would
have been the Governor. Let no man stag
al home on the day Qf The Election. See
that your Wing neighbor will be at the
polls to vote.
Remember, that on the vote of Ohio MAY
turn the result Of the Presidential Election
f Consider the importance of one vote, il
may change the result,
Consider, that on the one hand prosperi
ty, national homer, and peace with foreign
nations may be preserved, whilst on the
other war, dishonor6ble war, with Mexico
and the destruction of all those systems
of national policy which was given us by
the fathers of the Revolution, and whcl
are of vital Importance to the country, is
inevitable.
FeIlow,citizens, the time is short vii
! you do your duty to yourselves, YOU
lomilce, your country, and your God!-
/ We say conclusion, pm form all yon
: Sreagth, stand up to The enemy they ,0H
make a desperate effort, it is with them
struggle for life or dcah Carroll county
is surely good for 100 votes majority TO
Clay. Let every Wing act as if the sue
cess Of the cause depended on his eTer
tons alone, and success must and vii
be eertain--and Victory! glorious Victory
must and will follow your exertions at
sure as the dpy follows the night. THEN
CHEER YE ON TO VICTORY.
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