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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26
WHO ARE THE W HIGS2

In the Campagner Of the 10, we quot
ed from authentic sources, that the sur
vivire veterans ot the Revolution were
oil Wings. Now, let IA look at another
fact equally significant. Here it is:
'ALL The SarpiDorS Of The Collage Of
Electors which cast the vote of New
York for Mr.. Jefferson, in 800. and oil
the surviving members Of The Senate
and efthe Assembly who voted for those
electors AREsTtLL wHIGs, and voted for
Harrison IN 1910; and will, il alive vote
for Clay aud FreliDghuysen in l2l4l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26

truly love the liberty II his slave--so
we'll hat not less than $500 could buy 1t
away!
have concluded to make this answer
to your letter pObIic. 1t contains facts
,he people should know Contrary 10
your sufmise, do read the Liberty
papers From rhom | have made free
TO qoole some SET phfases 10 be found N
my letter II is not done to hurt he
feelDgs Of any one, but there is a force
and pHnt IN them thai snmpumps goes
fario make ones remarks impres sine
Surely, ! shall be- ai,wed the license Of
Liberty rhetoric 10 writing ofa Lrbgr
ty man.
A. s. MITCHELL,
Editor Of tie Daarlie Ky Tribune
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26
CARROLL,
STARK.
COLU MBlANA
CHANGES TO LOCOFOCOlSM
Minerva, July Ii, 1914

The Mobile Daily Advertiser Of The
9TH instant pronOunces The story of Gov.
ernur GAYLE's having "renounced CLAY,
as a decidedly rich joke. The report
was first put into circulation by the
Huntsville Democrat, with the qualtica,
tion SIT Is said"
The Advertiser says that truer,
firmsr, or more devoted Clay man does
not breathe in this Union thon Gov
GAYLE. He is President Of the Clay
Club in that city, and presided a, It's
meeting on the evening of the Sd, when
he made an eloquent and soul stirring
speech in behalf Of HENRY CLAY and
the principles Of tho Wing party This
report continues the Advertlser) is fan
specimen of what we see every day in
the Locufoco papers about "changes,
and shows how little reliance is to he
placed on them. One unscrupuloua cdi
tor starts the report with the Qualii.
cation "u is sad" The next ssizes up
on it with avidlty, leaves out the quah6
cation, asserts it as positive fact, and
away it goes into every Loco paper in
the Union. This reported change o
Gov GAYLE will Of course travel lht
entire circuit, and before it atopl
there will he plenty who will be willing
to 90 before magistrate aud swear tc
its truth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26
CHARLES FAWCETT,
KENDALL JACKSON,
WILLIAM BROWN,
Central Committee
July l6, lS44
CENTRAL WHIG RALLY AT
Minerva. Stark 90.

SaNS ~
The Democratic Wings Of Carroll,
Columbiana and Stark counties are mott,
fed to attend Central Wing Rally al
MINERVA, on Saturday the l0'h day Of
August. 1914 at 10 o'clock A NJ
lnvilations are, hereby, publicly given
TO Msssrs. Griswold and Harris of Cam
ton, Mr.. Brewer Of New Lisbon, Mr.
Eckley Of CarroIton and Gen s Stok'
lev OF Steubenvlle to meet and address
the friends of the Tsrif' of Clay, and ol
Barley on that day. The friends OF
true whig principles and measures are
invited TO be there. Let the people
come, hear and judge.
Arrangements will be had to render
the exercises oI the day profitable and
interesting.
CARROLL,
STARK.
COLU MBlANA
Minerva, July II, 1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26
BY S C PERCIvAL.

BI ) EhClN Ale
Family flow thou falling river,
Like dream that dies away;
Down The ocean gliding ever,
Keep thy calm unrUfIl d way!
Time with such silent motion
Floats along on wings Ol air,
To e,ernity's dark ocean,
BurylDg ell ilstreasurss there.
Roses bloom and then they withsF.
Cheeks are bright, then fade g. die,
Shapes OF light are waited bther.
Then, like visions. hurry by;
Quick clouds al evening driven
O'er the many cOlored west,
Years are bearing us to heaven,
llVMe oi h.ppaess and rest. :
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26
TO THE WHIGS OF CARROLL
COUNTY,:

The undersigned, IN obedience to a
usage Of the Whig party in this county,
hereby call on their gallSut Wing bre
lhren of Carroll 10 assemble themselves
together at CarroIIton,
On MOndy, 9Th OF August
next,
at one O'Clock P M, aud then and there
put 10 nomination suitable persons as
candidates to be vored for al the next
October Election, as follows, to wit: Ons
candidate Tor Representative in the
General Assembly, one Commissioners
Of the county, one Coroner, and one D
rector of the Poor House We hope
the people will assemble themselves 10
mass, or by delegates, as may best suit
their convenience We hope a general
attendance of the Wings oil tho county
will be given. Great and important
questions now agitate the public mind,
upon the settlement Of which depends
the prosperity Of our country. Come
up then or the 5lb August and attend 10
your own business Remember thai
General Harrison said that ITO be inde
pendent ,ce must do our Own Uottng and
our own fighting"
CHARLES FAWCETT,
KENDALL JACKSON,
WILLIAM BROWN,
Central Committee.
July l6, 1914
GFThsre will also be a meeting of
the Wings at the Court house on the
evening OF the 5Ih August at early cam
die Lighting.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26
WILLIAM BENEDICT.
BracevilIe, July 10. IS44
vs.. LocOfOcOisnl!

Thomss Jefferson was 10 favor OF any
equitable distribution Of the proceeds oI
The sales Of the public lands amongst
the States.
ToIhIs the Locolocos are opposed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26
We'll done Greene.

A thousand cheers for the Wings Of
Greene county. Thsv have the taIlest
pole, aud no mistske; and they are
bound to knock down the Persimmons.
Hear the Torch Lights
WHlG RAISING,
On Friday lssI The good Wings OF
Greene, skiIliuIIy, with ease and with
out the slightest accident, raised erect a
bsauufu, Ash Pole, l76 lset N IvugIh,
on the corner Of The Public Square
From it's extreme pol"t flies sky
eper Of red ribbon-some ten feet
below it. streamer bearing on its folds
Our Flag is hore'-beIow that, again,
is larger streamer, on which the Ea-
Gle with the word Protection s given
to The breeze and below this, lssI OF
all, at an elevation of l0S feet from lhe
ground, waves out the National Flag.
Sc feet in length and ~ teei IN w!d'h'
ON whose azure square the Bird OF Jovo
stands proudly, and whose stripes whilst
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26

streaming 10 The air which fans ths har
FREEIWGHUYSEN q BARTLEY,
90 one side. and on the Other. lao mot
10. Our cause il just, our UDion peFIseIa
Victory rsrlaln
This Flag, particularly, ia PsrfscE
beauty --ihs grsces Of It's fair mixers.
the Waig ladies' Of The Village, ksvS
been impaired 10 j. in passing through
their hands; and being he result OF Iheir
tandiwork and taste. ss il CONSCIOUS OF
the iscg, It bears ,geif gallsnily and
grace folly ~ the gale. When II reseh-s
ei lie destination aloh, the weIkin rang
AGAIN wih the shouts of cur asbls
Whigs; whds tbe smiling faess aaa
waVing bsnkerchiefs Of ihe ladies en-
coursged and spplsuded the enthusiasts
ot the men Alter the applause sub,Idsds
The following srjriled song written for
this occasion. Iby Olway CUrrv vas
sung to lively air with foe effect:
WIG EAGLE.
TuNE-' White Cockade'
On, peerless bird is the Wings de!iehts
The soaring Eagle, strong end bright
With gilllerlug wl0g he sweeps IhS
sky.
Bearing the Flag Of Clay on high.
On, he's the bird Of victory!
Oh, he's the bird OF victory!
With giIuering wing he sweeps the
skY,
Bearing the hog Of Clay on high.
On tho waving top OF the EMBLEM ASH,
BeholG his glorious pinions fash;
With joy we greet his radiant form
Riding aIoft through the calm and storm.
Oh, he's the bird, &c.
The brave and the free around him
shout.
Their soices on the winds ring out;
They BID him watl the banner Of Clay
Over the hills snd far away
Oh, he's The bird, &c.
His glance is keen and his heart is true
He loves the tin, OF the Jersey Blue;
From the JersAy fields his bucklsr came.
Craven with Frelingbuyssn's nams.
Oh, he's he bird, &c.
All DER each wide extended State,
He'll bear that standard sheet. elslsj
Bot mosi Of all his joy will be
To sweep like a storm old Tennessee.
Oh, he's the bird, &c.
From every conflict he shall bring
UnlatiOg Isur.Is 90 bis wing,
And wafl them, when the battles done,
To Henry Clay at Washington.
Oh, he's The bIrd &c.
Oh, peerless bird is the Wings delight,
The soaring Eagle, strong and bright
With Joy we greet his radiant form
Riding alott through The calm and storm
Oh, he's the bird OF victory!
Oh, he's the bird OF victory!
With gIitering wing he sweeps the
sky.
Bearing the flag Of Clay on high!
Then followed an appropriate speech
10 the ladies', thanking them for their
voluntary labors, after which the crowd
dispersed, aud the sdies adjourned To-
the parlor OF nine host OF the American
House, where they joined heartily 10
some half dozen good Wing songs, we'll
sung, with which the evening closed.
Our Whig boys, slso, catching the
enthusiasm OF the men, raised an Ash
pole, with its proper streamsrs and q
flag, on one side Of which is Clay, Fss.
Iinghuy and Barley and on the
other, the hammer and hand. and The
pIow-embems OF american Industry
with the words Wing Boys beneath
them. - Torch Light
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-26
State Of Ksniucky

], Thomas AlIln. Clerk OF the Court
for tho county aioresOid, do certify that
the foregoing is a true copy from the re
cord in my Office, Gven under my hand
tins 18Th June 1914
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-12
THE BARGAIN AND CORRUP-
TiON CALUMyY.

We perceive in the last Enquirer, an
intimation thstihe ISLANDERS against Messrs.
Adams aRd Clay are To be revived. We
certainly know Of no more congenial re-
ceplacle for such filth, tina. the columns Of
tina. paper, and if the idea is carried out,
il will be no more than an appropriations
of them TO their natural purpose.
These SANDERS were perpelrated IL
years ago. The generation, With whic h
they grained credit, has passed away, and
new set of actors now occupy the stage
If life. Injurious as they were for many
years TO MIR. Clay. he has long since lived
them down. His whole course OF lie,
both before and SINCE, brands them with
the ineffaceable stamp of lalsehood! A
whole nation. perfectly acquainted with
all that has been said or written on The
subject, has risen up almost as one man. 10
d. justice to an illustrious and prosecuted
man. The puny malice of the hired de-
tractor has died away, in its sifonge.. I'll
terance, and been stifed by the mighty
voice of approving millions! And does
The Enquirer. BY publishing these stale
SANDERS now, hope to atre.t the mighty
wave. that is bearing him onward to the
highest honor within the gift Of man! Does
il hope to foH back the world. IL years,
and replunge it in the darkness Of The
Jackson era! SANDER. like every thing
else. must have its day. When its pur-
pose is served, it is no longer of any use.
II cannot be revived.
For our part we rejoice TO sec this
evidence Of desperation Oh The part Of our
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-12

shfJtaFlss. 0Hst meet Be- dat shsFaf'
leE-high ahoEs 81 PFaiss-unFEeFPlzhls
zbeFs al e1mnFnazl0n, Whieh ii = ne-
eesssEy 10 asszll - means q w0Fa OF
slnn3sn. a 1T ysara Standing. Il hen
araks every aaeiens d1nghill r-searrh
every guilsrand every keAnsl--saru oseE
IL klIh q Amos KendzR and Frsnsis 2.
nlais-Ang he severn Of dirty parry po-
Iilies until ihey have made thorough eKa-
minalion-and ihen SCI every Thing in
army against he Nan 81 The Ags. We
uish them Joy uf ~ hey can aake-
sl.ey are pegEsrtiy wee0ns 10 Z.
And What is The reason - Presesl Tor
republishing these slsle slandersl Why
!. A. J.eks0n' rrilersles his charges >
gsinsG Nc. Clay. &c. "a. Jackson" be-
Aetes lhem. "a. Jackson" the imper-
spnalion OF justice. goOdlemperspd sound
judgment, who . 10 longer 80 ignorspi
that :. he cannot interpret The provisions
Of > single av." bui has beeobe 10 he
eyes flhs Enquirer, perfect sOlouea.
- ~ lh& case
sJusge himselrsnd Jury and an.
And sOlrmaly tree The esuss.'
The verdict of whole nation. after an
argument Of II years duration. is not
sufEicieni. "A. Jsekson.n The 18th Jury-
man. Is right. and al The other eleven are
obstinate fellows. who will Rss hear Fea.
sou!
We - O. fsiOn agsihst - A. Jaes-
soz," I'D d <neelly willing 10 let
he cause r De Jury, sfsr Ill The
Facts. snrmiscs. I'D slanders, hare bees
stated. weighed, aud sinea. The poor
puny malice DC General Jackson may ex.
eils pity. Il il true; but il cannot injure
Henry Clay. lie has no new evidence,
nor does he pretend % have any, and the
ed slandsys have lost al ihsir force.
Richmond Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-12
COMPLIMENT TO HENRY CLAY.

~ - - $3.50 q .
G. w. Fsaiherstonss ush. 10 his .sx>
eursion though the Slave Stairs. pays The
following deserved compliment 10 Ihis H.
lBs'rious statesman, sEieh comes wiih
double weight. 4. the reluc1sni testimony
Of one no wise Psr.ial 70 %. or 70 osr 10:
sIilions:
"There 10 sso saoiAsr bright AMI en-
eouIsgiug spot on the horizon; Tor. ifsny
f,ith 10 70 be placed in rrognOs,ies. the
United Ssies ere long = come under
the administration Of q chisl magistrate.
the influence Of whose character will win
back for the country the credit which she
has temporarily losi. The whole cislliz.
ej word is concerned 10 the wish that ss-
Iutary influence msy be lasting, and
throw into obscuriiy al The errOn Of The
past.
The Ksnluekians ore 90 enicrprisins.
industrious and uaIted peopk; they inhs-
biz beautiful Country. and cultivate &c.
nsrous soil. With q magnificent RIVER
upon their frontier. that can convey their
tobacco. pork. corn. and their other va
rious productions, 10 every part Of the
earth, they seem 10 have al The elements
within ihsnaelyes OF permanent prospe-
riy. The people. too, do not appear TO
have been denora!ised by low dtma.
gogue,. 70 the extent that they have been
IN some OF the other States, and hence are
not 90 much under their influence. but
rather listen 10 the preeeps and initiate
the example other superiors. Ofthese,
The acknowledged Trader 10 Henry cls, ;
his name. which 10 60 veil known
throughout the United States, opersles
Ike lshsmsn wheneyer il is mentioned
in Kentucky. There 10 not man in the
State bot 10 proud thai Mr.. Clay is Ken
tuckisn. Ihdeed. identified as all h,s IN
isrssts are with the State, being tie most
extensive farmer, the most spirited impro-
yer Uf all the breeds Of canle. horses aud
mules, the most affahle Of men 10 all clss-
zee. having an established reru,s'iau for
undaun,ed personal courage. and never
having been known TO do Q mean acton.
either in bis public or private capacity.
whilst. during his long political career. be
has been conspicuous above almost oil his
fellow citizens for active and shining la
LENT: il is no, surprising that HIS ehs.ac
ter should have made an impression upon
the people. and lhs, they should. by their
Conduct, acknowledge The sdv sntsge they
derive lram their relation to 80 eminent a
person. What blessing would II be 10
this great Republic il its people turning
a deaf ear to self-h dem.g' CUES. would
consent 10 receive. even II II were bu, lcr
oEe Presidential term, 20 much peru an.
en-. benefits as they would derive from HE
gr. al experience. his manly sirtnes. aud
honorable consistency
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-12

WFfnm he 49, iHfaFMallsn d 4 hsVs
besa uhls - Uhlsins d EPPeaa thai oaF
manuflEssFES, lho1Eh 6sFHsEsrd ilne1i-
aisly aneF ne PescF. hass considrrAhiy
Increased. - are all ineEraaing. nnder
he rncoaEsgemeni givea lhrm by % -
M q 1910. and By sabsequeni aus.
Sslis6ed an. whatsoever my Be de sb-
stuart dorsrins n favor q unrss,rielsdeom-
merce. provided al nations would concur
IN ID, ard Il EaSn0l Liable = = interrupted
war. ahirh rs never occurred an3 can
not beexperlrd. that here are ether strong
rras0ns applsesbls % or slinailon and Ee-
isiioas nlsh etheF eoanlrits which inpoee
On rs ne obligation % ehsrish and sustain
our manufacturer. "-NtssGgt, Dscaa-
Der, Ie22.
Having communicated nv views 10
Congress 81 Ihe commencement ofthe last
session respecting The encouragement
which ought 10 be gives 70 our unanuisc-
lures. and the pnncipls On whirh iishould
be founded. | have only % add that those
views Eeuain unchanged. and thai The
present stale Of those countries with which
we have The most immediate polilisal re-
lAtions and greaiesicommercia intercourse
isads % confirm them. Under this i'm
preston ITecommend . review Of the u
rif. Tor The purpose Of alIofding such ad-
diii9nal protection 10 hose articles which
we are prepared 10 manufacture, or which
are more Immediately eospssled with the
defence and Independents Of the eoun-
try."-Assssgs. December. 1923.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-12
From the N .iioaai IuieIiigenc.r.
fIa TiRHP-IlS EFFECTS on TIE HOME
MARKET, &c.

BY the last steamer from England we
are advised that the stock Of American
L"Ion was immense. and the average
sslss, according H. our calculation. did not
Esn over seven cents per pound. Ame-
rlean -Four j. quoted at nineteen shll'ings
PEI barrel, AMI the duty up 70 los. lod.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-12
JfsfES MONROE.

sou; manufactures will likewise re-,
quire the systematic and fostering care
of the Government. Possessing as we
d, all the raw materials, the fruit of our
own soil and industry, we ought not to
depend in the degree we have done, on
supplies from other countries. While we
are thus dependant. the sudden even, OF
war, nnsought and unexpected, canno,
fail 10 plunge Us in The most serious diff
culties. Ii j, important, loo, that the Ca
pital which nourished our manufactures
should be domestic, as its Influence in
t..tat case instead Of exhans ting, as il may
do, in foreign hands. would be felt advan-
tageonsly on agriculture and every olh;r
branch Of industry. Equally important
is it to provide al home a market for our
Jaw materials, as, by extending the COM
petition, it will enhance the price and pro.
tecs the cultiVator against the CASUALTIES
incident to foreign markets. "--Llaugural
.3ddrsss, afarch 5, 1917.
1t cannot be doubted that the more
complete our internal rezources, and the
less dependant we are on foreign Powers
for every national as well as domestic pur.
pose, the greater and more stable will be
the public felicity. By the increase of
domestic manufactures will the demand
for the raw material at home be increas-
ed, and thus will the dependence of the
several parts of the Union on each other,
and the strenth of the Union itself, be pro-
portionsbly augmented. "--.Messase, De-
csnlter, 1921.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-12
PROTECTION.

We cannot, We believe. do a more ar-
ceptsble sessise 20 our readers, Than 10 re
publish The Opinions of some Of the pnl,-
teal fstbsEs-who-e S-isGon and sagsci-
~ we deem at Il ssi equal to that Of The pre-
cocious fedg ling', Who. in Or day, aspire
10 be teachers Of pei icaf economy. These
precious youths fresh from College.
lresher from Blaeks,ore. and freshes, Of
all in polite. science" nigh. study these
fathers probably. They s'e smsr, boys.
doubtless-these juvenile snti-prol' c'lor-
ists. Bot they do not einbody ia their
persons ell The wisdom thate They
are a wise gpnerat,on. qu-stionless. Bal
Washington was wise tho. Jefferson as
not . Jady-M ,d,snn is suspected Of hsv
ing a Toll share nI p l.ticsi wi>dom-snd
Monroe was nol licking. Le,ths young
men hear what they SAID. and give then
cherished, deliberate "p,nlons such heed
as they may seen to deserve. Let them
listen - Tie couusels OF
WASHINGTON.
10 hi. paru,pg Messsg-. a, the opening
Of the last Session under hi. Admini.ra
iun. Prss!jenl Washington addressed 10
Congress The following earnest igun"ti N
to perse"ers 10 the protection Of the man
utactures Of The country:
Congress have repeatedly and not
without success, directed their attention
70 the encouragement of msn.facturss.
The objec' 10 Of too nuch consequence
not to ensure Continuance OF their efforts
ne every way which shall appear eligible.
As general role. manufactures on pub
llc account are insxpedient. But wiers
The state Of things in q country leaves it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA

We will first correct an error into which we
were led yesterday morning, in giving Shunk's
majority at upwards of 6,000. We had omitted
to debit our account with the heavy Wing Coun-
IT, of Erie. However, by last nights mail we
have received returns from all tho State, which
elects Skunk by more than 6rc thousand,
An Extra from the Harrisburg Union OF Mon
day - o'clock gives returns from every county
in the State by which it appears that Snunks
majority is 5,30s. ltSavs: 'lhc official majories
will not vary the result much either way" The
Democratic majority in the Senate is 10, in the
house over the Wings H. over all parties Con
joint ballot over Wings % over all parties 10
Members OF Congress, 3 Democrats. : Wings.
Natives and , doubtful. The Union saws:
"Thc Democracy of Pennsylvania arc now
"out Of the woods" Despite the bargain and
sale" in Philadelphia, the State proudly main
tains her ancient position, and the flag Of VIC
TORY floats triumphantly from her balllcmens
ALL IS WELL! No earthly doubt exists Of;
the success OF POLK and DALLAS BY $4,000
majority. Philadelphia city and county alone
will make a difference in orr favor Of G000, and
the country districts will all give increased De-
mocratic majoritieS. Rejoice, Freemen, Re-
joice!
awe lost in PENNSYLVANIA, al the recent COVER
nor's election, at least 10000 votes from local
causes, which will not exist al the Presidential
election. Everywhere Whiggery avaled itself
of the dissensons in our ranks, and made them
enure 10 the benefit OF Marklc. The native
question in Philadepha--lho removal" Ques-
ton in Luzcrne and Columbia-ihe "Molltown"
divisions in old Berks--all tended TO the benefit Of
Whiggery. In November, however, the coast is
clear of all such conflicting interests. The con-
test will be narrowed down 10 simple question
between Democracy and Observation-Disclosures
National Bank and Polk and Dalas-and Wing
gerry will have only its own legs 10 stand upon
There will be no chance for combinations and
bargains, but every tub will Island on lis own bot
tom. We declare il IS orr confident belief, that
the Democratic majority will he FIVE times great
er than now"