Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21


army oi 2Oo'OOO men, as proposed by Mr..
fo'hSeti ana sanctioned by MIR. Van Bu-
rem ana his trends and partisans Of the
ooulh' 10 be quartered upon the country
ITO haffas5 the people and eat out Their
substance. Ihe Navy, the just pride and
ooa+t OF the nation, and the right arm OF
I!s delence, instead OF bearing our Tag to
distant parts to give consideration to our
country ana protect our commerce. WiIi
be degraded to a mere fleet of observation
upon the revenue laws and the pirates OF
the Vulf OF MeXlco and the West indies.
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And, finally, snail Locolocoism be once
more Installed IN power, you may look tor
the triumph OF Domlsm and disorder, Null
llllcaton IN all It's hldeous aspects, MODS
and riots; the iull grown nuts OF the lat
ter day reign OF Andrew Jackson and his
immediate successor, and to winch ther
tendency Dsg,,ise if as tbav w nav ~ tboso
are the doctrines Of orr onnononts and
those their trpits and tandancfes And
here il NAV in fairness he said rhev bovo
embodied n fbeir aJvocacy Of the Veto,
and other kindred measures Of their creed,
the o1fons nrincinles orcons,Iidatio1 ss od.
vocated bv the old Federal Party. They
have repudatcd the great principle of pro-
lection contended for by WASHINGTON, JEFF
feraoa, and the fathers of the Republic, as
made manifest by law Of the fist Con-
gress in 1889, the preamble to which re-
cites that "whereas it is necessary for the
support of tho government, for the dis
charge of the debts of the United States
and the pncouyumemem and proteCfioR Of
manutactolfeS, that duties be laid on goods,
wares and merchandise imported" This
law, be it remembered, was sustained by
the members Of the Convention then in
CONGRESS, who had met at Philadelphia in
| Nav 1887 to form, and who there formed,
the Constitution which was adoptod by
sufficient number Of States to give it q
political existence the following year.
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Iney nave lorsaken the doctrines OF the
Old hepuoI'can party, which, IN 1909 and
o1Watds, under the Embargo and the Wal
which followed, denounced as runous the
importation OF European iabrcs' and m
vtlng our patriotic countrymen to adop
and appear in nothing but our own pro-
duchon, appealing Tor high example tt
Ar, Jefferson, the great apostle OF then
faith, who was lnaugurated in a suit, the
manufacture OF his own country, and who
wished the Atlantic lake oil fire, to pro
tect US against the importation OF British
manufactures and British influence. They
seem to forget that they forced into ,oXis
tence our lniant monutactones, and thai
they are are creatures OF their own creation
and which, hike unnatural parents, they
are now turning. upon to dcVour' They
choose to forget that the highly Protective
: L@Ii' OF 1916 was forced through under
the lead OF John G. Calhoun and Others