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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
THE TARIFF BILL.

We have stated TO our readers our
own opinion OF the probable fate OF the
"Democraric" project introduced in the
House Of Representatives 10 overthrow
The present protective and productive
Tariff. 1t 10 difficult for US to believe
that any party would, 10 effect mere
party ends for lhe sake, that 10 10 say,
Of aiding the cause Of lavorhe candi-
date for tho Presidency destroy sys-
ten working so benefciaIy for both
Government and people ns the present
Tariff Of Guties on imports. This, we
repeR,, has been and stil is our opinion;
bul il is due to fairness to say tina. there
are others, possibly quite as we'll advi-
sed Os ourselves, who entertain dlGsr-
enl impression; and, lsst we might iull
our readers into false security on a
matter so important TO all Of then, we
think il proper to state the Iacls.-
Amongst those who think differently
from ourselves on the subject we per.
csive is the able and Aslule Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia North
| American. After stating the fact that
"the bill is, with the single exception of
iron, moro anti tariff than even Mr.. Nc
Duties pIan," he remarks in regard 10
the probability Of its passage, as fol-
lows:
"Tho Southern Democracy--to whom
this exiorred compliment is yielded as
the price Of their continued adhesion 10
q candidate they do not like-are not a
little confident lha, the measure can bs
carried Not being in the habit Of de-
csivng any body, am on very unrs.
served terms with some Of them, and
have known the progress Of their ex =
pectalions during the preparation of the
plan. Ihey are persuaded lh0t they
have shaped very skiIrui bill, which
their Northern allies must support in
good faith, so thatit will easily pass the
House; while there will be- a number Of
Wing votes IRAN the South which must
be given it, so that it will get through
the Senate also. Mad, Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

T. To amend tho act relating to wills
Ipasscd Mach 90 10
20 authorize the Governor to make
deeds for vacated gale lots On the Ma
,ional road.
Fixing permanently the times Of hold
ing tho Courts of Common Pleas in the
18Th judicial circuit.
TO amend the act entitled IAN act for
the support and better regulation oI
common schools, and TO create perma.
nentIy tho ofi2e oil superintendent,
passed March 7, 1888.
To amend the several acts incorporat'
ing The Bank of Sandusky, Bank OF
Norwalk, Bank Of Xenia, Lafayette Bank
of Cincinnati, and for other purposes.
Making appropriations Ior the year
1874
70 secure an early distribution and
publication oI laws Of general nature
Making certain appropriations there
in named.
10 provide for the appointment OF
trustees for tho control Of associated
religious societies, and 10 define their
powers and duties.
To amend the act entitled an act fix
ing the times OF holding the Supreme
Court.
To amend tho act fixing the times OF
bolding Ccuus Of Common Pleas in the
lilh circuit, and in the county OF Della
ware, Oh the 18th circuit.
To amend the laws in relation 10 the
Ohio Penileniary,
TO regulate tho times of holding
Courts Of Common Pleas in the county
Of Cuyahoga.
FUuher 10 amend the oct eDtit'od 'nn
act pointing out the mode Of IeyyiDg
taxes,' passed March II, 1881
TO amend the act emitted AN act de-
fning The powers and duties OF Justices
OF the Peace and ConsOb'es in civil
cases passed March IA, 1881,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
FREE TRADE

The following exlrac from Mr., CIay's
speech 10 the Senate, gives lively pic
ture Of The effects OF Free Trade There
is no doubt of the truth Of these assertions
II isnot FREQ Trade, for that is chime
rs OF the Imagination; It is The British
colonial system, The advocates Of these
measures, wish TO lssien on US. We
must return to the old slate OF Colonial
VassaINge when it was thought inexPs.
dentlo allow the Colonies TO manuIacA
lure SO much as hob nail, Such will
be the blessed truths OF what is IaCstl.
ously termed Free TRADE;
When gentIeme0 have succeeded in
their desigu Of an immediate or gradual
destruction Of the American system,
what is their substitute? Free Trade!
Free Trade! The call for Free Trade
is as uDavallug as the cry OF a spoiled
child, in its nurses arms, for the moon
or stars that glitter in the Grmament Of
Of heaven, Il never has existed il
never will exist, Trade at least
plies TWO parties To be free, il s,,o"id M
be lair, equal and reciprocal. bo, if wa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

pie. and of the Gay Clubs" commen'
datory Of The nominee for Governor.---
Al Mansfield, Che residence of Mr. Bart
ley } the Clay Club Of thst place held a
large and enthusiastic meeting on the
9Th inst, and was addressed by Mr.
Barley, in speech Of TWO hours Longs
in which he discussed all The leading
topics that now agllalo the country to
the satisfaction fhi0 old neghbors and
friends.
1t seems that where Mr.. Barley is
bee. known he is most respected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
CLAY CLUB.

There will be meeting Of The Gen
traI CIay Ciab," on SATURDAY EVENING,
the 30lh Of March, ct The Club Room
(Which Is 10 the second story oi the
building occupied by John Moody as
a Wagon making shOp)
E. R. ECKLEY, Esq, our Senator in
the last Legislature. will address the
Club on that evening.
Tara oul Whiga and let there be q
full meeting; our room is large and we
can accommodate ALL TURN OUT from!
the country, and help uo to un'url to the
world, the flag upon which IS engravpu
the principles Of our party; and do hon
or to HENRY CLAY, our standard bearer.
Let US unite, end commence the work
all together, end the victory is ours. -
Every Wing should feel himself bound
to give The bull push
By order OF the President,
BENZ. A. HANNA,
Secretary,
CorrcIl,on March % 1874,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
DOWN WITH THE TRAITOR!
Baltimore, March 9, lS4l,

DOWN WITH THE TRAITOR!
g Equa} and craCi JuStice' is The tcordu !
The Ddi'y Sun, of Cincinnati, pa
per that contends for Locolocosm in all
it's length and breadth, (Marlin Van
Buren,, Sub Treasury and all, } comes
down upon Mr. Tons soft money, '0d
system letter. with great power aud iu'
~. 10 on article occupying nearly ttCO
columns, as we are told by tho Atlas,
Its heading is-'AND Still ANOTHER BE-
TRAVAIL 1t denounCos David Tod, and
procaims for him On overwhelming de-
leal! The Cincinnati Atlas furnishes
us with Tho closing paragraph, as fol-
lows:
I'VE haul the name Of 'DoUid Tod
from oar masthead, and regard him as
a Bank Coon trhOm we cannot By any
possibility or chance support Ui!h our
sgBrage"
The aim Of the Sun no doubt, is 10 be
consistent And Judging Mr.. Tod by his
professions and declarations, il feols com
peIed to abandon him, or to abandon all
the Lucofocoism has been aiming a. an6
contendng for, for years, in the State
1t certainly gives itself unnecessary
alarm, while Mr. Tod has pretended to
weld to the force Of circumstances aud
lukes in sail TO avoid tho effects OF the
storm, no will no doubt be found as
plant hard money man, alter election,
II by some unforeseen accident he should
be elected Governor, as Tappan, Allen
or Tom Benton could wish for. The
sun is very imprudeul; its light ought
| to have been concealed under a tub, un
I'll the Statesman gave the word OF COM
mand.
Although Mr.. Tod may find it little
difficult to explain his letter to tho snls-
faction Of tho various and conflicting di-
visions Of tho faithful, the utmost conf
denco is entertained that tho SIa'esmOr
will bo able TO convince all lhot Mr.. Too
is perfectly consistent and enlerlains The
snme views the Democracy HAVE AL
WAYS ENTERTAINED this how'll do too
while no pours his hot shot INTO bank
and bankers, and expaliates most glow
ugIy upon the Improvement ofthe Cur
rcncg, and The advantages Of ConSitt"
GonGG circulation! When the States
man opens its mouth, lesser luminOrie
will cease to shine! The people o
course, wrH suspend their Opinions!-
IfO. s. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

tn lr men and measures now as wa
deemed them when they Rsl received
sentence OF condemnation unworthy
/ the confidence Of the country; hostile TO
all that can promote her welfare; dan
gerous 10 the purity and tho permanent
cy Of her excellent institutions, Four
| years cannot have made political cor
ruPIlon less corrupt, nor poiIlcal imbe'
cIlty less imbeeile. They are now
What they were before. They can bo
discounted now, as they were routed
Ihsn! Let our fellow Wings, therefore,
apply themselves TO the task. 1t s ea.
sy, but il is Of solemn import. Let the
young men Of the nation gather them
selves together! The country has need
OF their united deliberations.
We have lately exerted ourselves,
not unsuccesslulIy, here IN Maryland,
to make our State proper rsIIying
ground for the Great Wing Council. -
We have shown to our counlrymen
Wing victory, thorough and glorious,
as The best pledge Of our devotion to the
common cause. We present lhom q
regensraied Commonwealth, as our wor
lhjest and most acceptable Offering, 1t
is to The Wing city Of Whig,
at last, from centre TO circumference
that we bid them make their pilgrimage
Of duty. Our banner is but waiting to
be unlurlod by their hands. Our homes
are as open to receive them as our hearts
viii be to give them welcome,
Come, then, fsllot0 citizens, from far
and near. Lot the East and the West
assemble in fellowship! Let the oIden
brotherhood of the North and the South
be once moro csmented by common
devotion to righteous cause. That
cause and ia succoss demand your pres
ence. We shall be prepared to greet
YOU.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
Reuben n. Walwortb, of New Yor

Reuben n Walworlb, of New York.
n, rresenr Chancellor Of hat State, vas
yes,ordey nominated by the President
a. an Associate Justice Of tho Supreme
Court, to supply the vacancy occasioncd
by tho death Of Judge Thompson.
John Y, Mason, Of Virginia, ot pre-.
sent District Judge Of the United States
for the Eastern district of Virginia, was
also nominated to the Senate terday
for the office Of Secretary Of the Navy.
Nat Iai, Mmch IA.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
FRIDAY:::;#MARCH 2Y, IsA4,
Senatorial Electors.

Senatorial Electors.
THOMAS CoRwIN, of Warren;
PETER HITCHcoCK, Of Geauga.
Dist Congressional Electors,
l-BelIamy Storer, Of Hamilton;
William Bebb, oi Butler;
3-Aaron Harlon, Of Greenei
4-Samson Mason, Of Clark;
5-DayidJ, Corey, Of Henry;
6-Josiah Scott, Of Crawford;
7--Roader W. Clarke, Of Clermont
6-Nslson Barrere, of Adams;
9-Josoph Olds, Of PIckawuy;
10 Daniel s. Norton, OF Knox;
Wash'lon W ConkIin, Of Marion
l2- Samuel r Hocomb, ot Galia;
l3-Eisrlow Chaplin, Of Washington;
l4-Jobn Crooks, Of Guernsey;
15-Sam'I W. Boslwick, Of Harrison
IS William r, Sapp, Of Holmes;
l7-John w, Gill Of Jefferson;
IS-Cyrus SPHINX, of Wayne;
10-Jacob II. Baldwin, oI Trumbnll;
9O-WiIiam L. Perkins, of Lake;
2l-Jobn Fuller, Of Eric,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
Steam HEill.

A meeting of the ci,iaena Of Carroll
ton and vicinity will bo held in the Court
House in CarrolIlon, on Saturday the
93I inst. at one o'clock 2. NJ, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the
loss sustained by this community 10 the
destruction by fire of the CarroItton
Steam Mil, and FOR the purpose Of TAX.
ing such measures as may be deemed
advisable in reference 10 rebuilding said
Mill.
Let every Farmer, Mechanic and bu
siness man attend The meeling-we are
all deeply interested in the measure.
MANY CITIZENS.
March IA, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
FIRST WING RALLY FOR 1914.

An immense asscmhlsge Of the WhigS
of our ci,v, Csays the New York Tfi.
bnns Of Tuesday,) convened asst even.
inc. a, and around the Tabernacie, IN
obedience to the cell of our General
Committees, to open the campaign OF
1914, fos Henry Cay John S, Law.
renee, ESQ presided, assisted ny seven
teen Wee Presidents The spacious ed
flee was crowded 10 ogorAJwng at an
carly hour. and when The meeting was
called to order every lnch Of ''lIog or
srandlog room was Jenssy packed with
eager and enthusiastic "olss Ooo OF
the galleries was reserved ior the La,
dies aoi their attendant gentlemen. ana
this alone, though well hisd' offered
any chance for seat oI''' seven Q,
clock; while Ihs orcaes'rH was sfaceo
with the pressncs OF many o' our oeS'
female vocaIis,s At eight ociocR han-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
VAN BROWN
CarroIlton, March 90, 1914.
ElcCGiOm News.

Cornelius DARRAGH, the Wing cGndi
date tor Congress in the Pittsburgh dis
lrict, (PennsyIvania,) was elected on
Friday last, 10 fl the vacancy occa-
0ioned by the resignation Of Hon. Wm
Wilkins. Mr., Darrugh's majority over
Gazzam, (LocofoCo,) is about 9OO.-
Grow, Chapman, crow.
Buffalo Gig, IN. W has declared
for the Wings, in their charter els elton
The Wings made clean sweep. Buff
lulo city has went Loco(cco every yea
since 1910, until now.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
LIGHT in A DARK CORNER.

We are CAD (says the Baltimore
Potriot) to have good tidiOgs from be-
nighted Missouri Recent accounts give
token Of the uprising Of the people and
the consequent prostralon OF Locoloco'
ism throughout the State. A letter, un
der date Of ST. Louis, l2lh ull. says:
Organization and preparation for
action are going on with hsarlinsss and
unauimjty, Every Wing heart beats
with one pulse, and that is for him Of
Ashland. The sum Of the whole matter
is that, If Mr.. Van Buren is the Locolo'
co candidate, we proclaim TO the great
Wing party throughout the land that
unless all human calculations and for
sight shall be put to nOught, MiSSoW
uiil uole for Henry Clay"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
March IA, 1914.
To the Patrons Of the Free
Press.

! have this day taken charge Of the
columns Of the Carroll Free Press, as
Editor ad interim. Being called, unex'
pecteGIy, and neither by education or
experience qualified, 10 discharge the
duties incumbent on an editor. | must
ask the liberal indulgence Oi the friends
Of this paper,
| can only promise 10 bring into the
service en- ardent attachment to those
great principles which lie at the bO'io@
Of oil our institutions, and which now
move and animate the Wings Of this
country in their efforts 10 elect HENRY
CLAY TO the Presidency. EUring the
short time expect 10 be associated with
the FREQ Press, il will continue to be
what it ever has been --omPhalicaIIy a
free press. 10 short, will endeavor ia
"folIow in the footsteps Of my iIlustrioHt
predecessor"
VAN BROWN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

Van }ursn! We trust that there will
be no quateIliog about it; as is quite
certain that Mr. S. will be promptly
elected from seat which he holds by
virtue Of some Seoen or eight hundred
Illegal votes, as has been satisfactorily
ascorlained These pipe layers are com
mencipg early %. S Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

poH Y al Govornm,ur, aud sh"u d "rr
th,og of interest Decor here 4 viii
break in on the retreUSni oi ,ymmf'
by writing Ogaia, bal al pressnt, ad,'u,
PHiL0.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

GATThe Madsonian claims the rictory
in New Orleans as a Tyler victory, 1t
saws that Mr.. Slidell, the LOco(oco can
didUle, refused 10 come Out ia favor Ol
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
New IgagcrstOvYm Academy

This Institution is in prosperous con
dilion, and is, we are informed, under
the care Of compolsnt teachers. A,
SwANRY, A M instructor in Malhe emalics
and Natural Science; and JAMES MAT
TnEws, A, B., instructor in Languages
and Moral science, have charge OF the
classes, and will devote their whole
time to the labors Of the institution We
lhiuk those who wish TO educate their
sons, cannot find a place better adapted
to the purpose, than the New Hagers
town Academy, 10 Carroll county, o.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

S. TEACKLE WALLIS,
LEVI JAMES,
A. s. GATGHELL,
r II BROOKE,
JOHN BUCK,
J. N. WELLINGTON,
CHARLES WEBB, Jr.
II, L. WHITRlDGE,
J. S NICHOLAS,
J b, s REEVS,
WM S BROW MING,
CHARLES II PITTS,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
JOHN B DAILAM,
THOMAS SEWELL, Jr.
re, March 9, lS4l,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
OUR CANDIDATE FOR Gov
ERNOR.

The Whig presses Of Ohio TEEN with
The resolutions Of meetings Of the peo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

AEFeaaBtf q IRE lous arrangements, the
Grand Comuitiee Of he Parishes aassnblad
III tho Church on p1yafaH street, ut q o'clock,
ID fbs evening Of E1l February, 1914, and
were organized BY appointing
Gov A b Roman, AZ President. Hon. IT.
w ghinn anil los. T. Btitlef, az Vtes Pfasia
dsnts. ID u Avery and VIM ghfisty, az Be-
efsfaflrs.
Tie Parishes wsf8 then called IL order,
and All except three, appeared by Their respect
tive Committees.
On motion If A CaBullitt, Esq . a Commit
toe, consisting Of The fofIuging members, vas
appointed by the President 70 report ~ address
to the panble Of bttitstftta, yixt
A 6 %lI1lIiit. @ $ 3iiel, 7 Phelps. Phahi1s
Butler, Fgli8 Hlatttt. John Mgdfe n DeCl9uet
Jas + Ffefrt. A Pile
On motion, Ey- Givet1nr Hdhia1 vas added
to this Committee,
On motion Of the Hon 7 " ththHJ "as
K]ss0tUsd, That t#u Delegates iUf the STATE,
At large, be f6th ltttsi 10 the Baltimore Cttn-
y]shtien. whaH the lath Alex BatfeN ana ihe
Hoh. Henry Johnson SENATORS 10 oonEfefs'
were appolhted anu ~ ioFiRsF al3loh' it7
lalIowtng ]pefsoils were 4otnlaalen RON tne
ailefeht n~istfiris % san 1oHRhalloHi -
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
+. p. DUCONGE.

Importer Of French and EngIisb CbsRi.
fais aid Per(unerN and photesole en6
retail dealer in Drugs. Medicines, PaeDs
Medicines, DC. No. 80 Cbartres Street,
betuees Btenvtl1e and CsstewbOass
Sfrgtt, Ncw Orleans,
Has ths honor Of informing the Public
that he hiss removed his Drug Store from No.
55 BieDydie street 10 No 80 Charlrss Street,
between Bienyillo and Cust0t1houas stfssts,
Having made arrangements with The most
extensive and respectable Houses IN France,
England, and the Northern States, be will
continue TO receive regular supplies Of every
article in his line Of BusiEsHs, which he will
By able 10 furnish to Druggists, Country MsE.
chants, aud Planters, ri tho lowest prices, and
on the most reasonable terms.
N. u Agency for SWANS PanaceA, Rsys
nauld's Electoral Paste, Boubo's Sirup for The
govt, Mothos Copayia Capsules Laharraqss'a
Concentrated Chloride Of Sodium.
January 1at 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
Cheapest and Best Goods
IN BATON ROUGE.
n lie Brich S1ore-Under The WI

At he Birch S'ore-Unde the Hill.
Oar Gooos-Fancy prints Of latest styis
assorted do, French do, half mourning do,
mourning do, new style half mourning do,
fancy blue doJ blue plaid domeslies apron
checks shifting stripes; blue demins as.
sorted cottonades, fancy cottonades broad
cotton damask; bed tickst brown linen, net.
ting white and brown table cloths; Canton
~fldnnels, fanuetg, moIeskin casgimereg. black
Alpaca, green Clrcasian, assorted English
Metinoes biehched domestics, unbteached
do, saddle blankets, colored cambrics, black
bot1bazette, cotton ~YeiYets, extra fine black
silk, Irish Linens, Corseis and corded skirts,
gum elastic suspendefs, black silk crayats,
furniture prints, Madras Handkerchiefs, La
dies Stockings Of all kinds, mems half hose,
Ladies night caps, children do, matrass bind
ings, Worsted do, coat do, wofsted serge, white
and colored flot gloves, cotton umbrellas,
bonDets and bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs (shell and horn,) Muslins
and Jacoaets,
Doors AND saoEs.-Calf scwed boots, peg.
ged do, kip do, mud do.
Mems calf sewed brogans, pegged do, kip
do, Creole pc, Russell do.
Ladies walking shoes, brogaus Of all kinds,
kid slips, Misses do, children'y shoes Of va
rious kinds,
Hats and Caps-Cassfmere hats, broad
brin hats Lblack and whitel, glazed caps,
cloth and glazed do, fur do,
HARD WARE-Pocket Knives, scissors,
razors, Butcher Knives, table knives and fork,
carving do, S%boemakers' Knives, pl4nes as
sorted, ehiSels, augers, squares, drawing
knives, compasSes, castings, Britannia metal
spoons, German silver do. Iron do, French
locks, knob locks, improved patent knob do,
Knob Latches, Norfolk do, brass plated spurs,
premium screws, patent butt and strap hin.
ges, cut tackS, beads, silver thimbles, imita-
ton do, waitess, saue pans, spades, Singing
hatchets, &c,
CROCKERY-Granite dishes, all sizes
Salad do, dinner, breakfast and soup.piates
and tea cups, bowls, white and painted
and basins-and various other articles
too numerous to mention.
G~CalI AMI examine before purchasing
CHAS. A. HILL.