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

A pleasant indication of the feelings
Of The people toward their Own caudidate
for high Office.
During an icy time last spring a
gentleman, who was making his NOR
ming walk on he eighth eVenue, lost hIa
balance and threw out his fght srm tn
save fall. The attempt ives frulllesss
and his whole weigh; Tell on the ex-
tended arm, which was severely frect-.
ured In extreme pain he looked
around him for aid but saw 10 one in lha
souot Of hrs voice. Presently e sturdy
countryman came driving down tho
aveuue, and paused 10 see why strau =
ger vas sitting on the ground.
"Sir," said the gentleman, "a fall on
this ice has broken ms arm, and am
in wan, Of AID. If you viii help mo into
your wagon and carry me over TO Wssh~
ingtoD PJsca, | will pay you for your
trouble my house is in the vicinity >
"Are you Mr.. FrelIughuvsen" said thR
WAGNER; II you are shall be glad 10
carry you for nothing, and | would
carry you to Washington City illt would
do sou any good"
This plain man uttered the, sen'imcns
which a few weeks later was called
forth at Baltimore. And il the people,
without party organg2ation on either
side. could make he election, there wo'd
be no need oil tbs appliances Of aRy
party to carry Mr.. Freliughuyssn 10
Washington City on the 4lh Of March
lS45.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21
NORTHERN OHIO.

A friend now from the Reserve assures
us (says the Cincinnati Chronicle that ne
yer since the name of Whg designated
the party has the Lake country been 50
thoroughly awake and doing. From 1924
to 1874 Henry Clay has been their hearty
choice; and now, though at late hour,
the moment approaches when they will
testify their attachment by majorities such
as were never before recorded. The far.
mers of Medina county, to the number oe
about fifty, have changed their votes froml
free trade to home protec,ior
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21

him in bjs more deliberste correa,onderce
with others. ana ac,ed IN throngb bis
whole official lif.
81 cannot na,tcplarlv refer IN his letters
IN Auetin and otbers. brt have coozulfpd
bis elsbora.e IN rer,o,t In 17g2 ,cheo ,.cre,,-
nv of state. ana ,lI b.t Ne..agos uhen
President and IG1d in tfp,o the roo.t ok.
DIcit and reiterated sanctfops given to the
mower In yegvl3to rRapf or commerce. /,
favor Of WanuG,n,nras. roconroendioo the
expedienev Of rycrci.irg fba nownr for
that DurD9ec. A. well rs othars. distinct or
derogalipr from ,hc object of rcverue
"IiaviDp noted the naoes in the STATE
papers pqblfsbed By Wat. as examined
them with m eve IN Mr. Jencrsoo,s oni,-
ions. refer to th,m in tho ,,argio, = ~ A.
bridging a research, if vorr curio5itg sbonld
At any lime nro,ont oun
TO sci nm aoaine, encb ey;danco of Mr.
Teffer ans ai,oct and sotlod onigi,J, ,b,
unstndied and n,o5ar5ad la,araga inc.-
dent toa bos,y snd ronGde|,,aI corras,o,,- no.,
denca. * el,raiv as su,.rcaqo1aLIe "a +, rrnst
he n rooroetr}l ard rof;faodIy n r,sGa a
latrer written nnler sncb circu,oetances
tbo baefs of charge ,harn me- b,J ,,ror,,I,
so many wears. and IN so oanv occasiore
maintained and actad on tba ,o,ror il,
no, warranted bv the Great charter which
bebad bound himself bV oalh not to violate,
Every rule Of fair construction. "a we'll as
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21

g Because we srs in lsvnr oi q Ma
iional Currency Of uniform value IN
every part Of the country Tnls cur
renry 10 bs essbished by aod ard,r
he control Of the r prescursnyes Of tho
Prop'e
7 Because we are IN favor oi an equl
Ia bic sad jD'r D,srrburion ol The pro-
cesds Of rnc P1b.,c Lqnds; believing
then rigP,'uI ' 'o belong Ia the s,v"'al
SAFES and whatever they yIe'd should
b .isl1ed arhong them
8. Becaose W. are opposed IN every
inrrease Of Saver, end # We cannot
approve nf The Interference Of other
S'a,rs, With the fns'i utiona Of me Sa,o
3 s,es. We ye, will never he in favor Of
inpasurea or Of man, Dg which Slavery
50 n he mere sed and confirmed
For these md other rets0ns, among
which we ~iIl only nance restriction Of
the Veto Power: one Term for President;
re'orm OF the sbasea Of Executive Pat
ronage, d,miuuroo Of peoples Bur'hcna
IN every way; and. lastly The greatest
possible economy in our NarfoGal Ex-
poodrures-we WI support r0e pr'nci
pies and the csnijalez Of thn Wing
party sl the ensuing election, With BlI
honorable means wrbin our prwer.
CHAS F SCHMIDP,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21
"TEXAS OR DlSUNION"

A. an evidence Of the spirit which
animales a portion Of the advocates oil
Polk and Dallas, we have on several oc.
csslons recently spread before our rea
ders their sentiments as contained in
The resolutions adopted al various meet
ings in South Carolina; and, in pursu-
ing our purpose 10 keep the patriotic OF
The land advised Of these lrailorous de-
signs, we invite tho readers attention
TO The annexed toasls, which we're given
at celebrations IN various parts ol The
State on the 4th Of Jolly. l. isIrue that
the sentiments of few isolated indi-
viduals should nel always be regarded
as corrscl ind"x Of pub &c feeling;
nevertheless, when those sentimenls are
responded 10 wDh a degree Of enlhusi-
nsm scarcely evinced 10 a response to
the most paltlonc roast, they shOu d be
considered gnJ treated dasexpressn the
views Of those assembled on lhs orca-
sion. And il is because these sentiments
were thus received that we desire tn
call the attention of the people ot thus
nation N iham. Thal-it il The settled
purpose Of portion OF the Adheranls OF |
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21

where Commerce and the Mechanic Arts
will equally keep back Manufacturing es-
adjustments there is no TeasOH 10 fear thai
they euel 1oW tecome obnoxious 10 our Free
Institutions. Notwithstanding this glariug
proof staring them in the face, radical Lo-
colocoism deDouaccs Projections aud the
announcement ofoUr own Industry q ere
piodcd Jederal docliacs. Eow degraded
and f'llcn and how co tcuptible must all
such appear before the world as well as in
their owa estimation!
They forget that Andrew Jackson, Mar
tin Van Buren, SIas Wright, and others
of the faithful have heretofore and do now
preiead to advocate HarT for Protection,
and cannot but blush Tor the political de-
pravity Of the times, when he sees those
same men singing busann8s TO, and adVO-
eating the election Of, an ultra Free Trade
man, and miserable nulife!s and ahstac-
tionists of the South. And equoliy dis
guadHg it is to see Jhc great body Of the
false,Y styled Democratic party following
in their iilustIious footsteps, and pretend to
be the body guard OF the old Republican
school, and that too while living in the
open violation oIevery principle which dis
| tiaguished it as such To complete their
creed they have added to their absurd hos
tity to the Navy, their opposition to a
sound Currency, which was sanctioned
aud sustained by jefferson, Madison, Dal-
las, their present candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, Van Buren, and others, and adopted
the corrupt and rotten principles of mod
ern Locofocoism which set OF raught all
law and order, and in its violence has I'M
scWpulOusly trUmpled under foot the re,
spect due to sovereign and independent
States. With this faithful and fair expo,
sjton of our several Creeds, and the issue
now before the country, weplant ourselves
immoveably, and upon the Wing prlnci-
pies OF the Revolution, and carried out and
sanctioned by the Constitution. This is
the cause in which you have enlisted
this is the cause in which every patriot
and friend Of liberty may be proud to en-
Liatj and | say to you again, it on Y re-
mains for US to do our duty, and We shal
once more bring back the country and
firmly establish it upon that solid founda,
ton, and in that prosperity it enjoyed in
the most favored Of by-gone days. TC
accomplish this, you are invited to elevate
one Of the pWest patriots, and most ac'
| compliahed statesmen in the land, to pow
cr; q gentleman in every act OF whose
.oag and eVeltul public life of nearly forty
years, you have an assurance that the bes
interests Of the country, regardless OF al
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21
MR.. JEFFERSON'S OPINIONS ON THE
TARIFF.

Notwithstanding therepeated and earn
est recommendations Of Proiective duties
by Mr.. Jefferson, both when he was Sec
retarv of State under Gen. Washington's
administration, and subsequently when he
was President Of the Uniled States, vlo-
lent efforts have been made, from time to
time, by the disciples of the modern Free
Trade School, to appropriate his name as
an authority, even against the constitution
alV OF protective duties, McDuilie, in
his last speech on the Tariff during the
late session Of Congress, sought to explain
away all these solemn, elaborate and otti-
cial testimonies of Mr.. JetIersOn's opin-
ions on this subject by a single Sentence in
private and unsudied letter Of his to Mr..
Giles in 1925, thereby placing him, in the
last year of his life, virtually IN contradic.
ton to the whole tenor Of his public and
responsible action, and Of his repeatedly
declared opinions from 1871 down to that
period. Mr.. McDufie thus exultingly in
troduces his reference to Mr.. Jeferson's
letter to Mr.. Giles;
"Butin 1926, in letter to Mr., Giles, he
did speak unequivocally on that point, and
| shall quote d single sentence, which is a
conclusive answer to the argument Of the
Senator from Virginia-(Mr. Rives.)
"Under the power toregulate commerce,
they assume indefinitely that also over ag-
riculture and manufactures; and call it
regulation to take the earnings of one of
these branches of industry, and that, too,
the most depressed, and put theminto the
pockets of the other, the most flouishing Of
ALL"
The same use having been attempted to
be made of this letter Of Jefferson in the
heated discussions Of 1929, it was then
rebuked and uiumphantly repelled, in a
noble vindjcation Of the consistency OF his
deceased friend, by Mr.. Madison, in let
ter addressed by him to Mr.. Rives, which
we have recently had the pleasure OF read
ing, and of which we are now enabled to
lay literal and exact copy before our rea-
ders.-- Richmond Whig.
Copy Of letter from Mr. Madison to Mr..
Rlves:
"NoNTrLEr, Jan. %, 1929.
"Deur SRI have received under your
cover, the newspaper containing the eX-
planatory remarks on the two letters relat-
ing to the power of Congress to encourage
domestic manufactures. The writer of the
letters is laid under great obligation by the
opportune and opposite interpostion in
their behalf The strange misconstructions
which continue to be put on the occasion
ana object Of them, would produce surprise
if such of party or other feelings We're less
lamiliarized to us.
81 am truly sorry to observe the perse-
vering and exulting appeals to the letter Of
Mr.. Jefferson to Mr.. Giles. The inconss-
tency is morsuous, between the proiessed
veneration for his name, and the anxiety
to make him avow opinions in the most
pointed opposition to those maintained by
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21
Al Peterborough.

"Auncxr'ion:" The great measure
of delivorance and bsrv 10 lbe South:
with j, we are Unlonis's; without II We
pre- Disuolons's, though The fate Of lrai-
tors ba our doom. Nins,lmes nine
cheera
"Souhen Rights" Orr Northern
and Etslarn brethren brethren we call
them under he Constitution, but in no
other reialion-we say 10 them IN plain
phrase. Texas shall be annexed to lhs.
Union; the Tariff shall be reduced To-
lhe revenue standard; and they shall
cease 10 annoy Us on the sub bjscl Of Save
rv, or we will hold Them, as we hold The
rest Of The world, 'enemies ia war, in
peace friends Nino times.hine cheers.
By D Sampson: The spirit of The
times admoulsh us Of The South that u
may become necessary, ere long to sp.
pv 10 the aboi'lonIs,s and fanatics OF
! The North the language ni that immor-
tai paper reud 10 YOU this dsy-"That
whenever any form Of governmsnI bs-
comes destructive, it il the right Of Ihs
people to alter or abolish, and acquisscs
/ in the necessity which rompels our sSpsH
ration, end hold them as we hold lho
rest OF the world, enemies in war, in
paare friends"
These are a few Of rhs sentiments.
/ colloced al random. from The various
co ebrauons which have been given to
the public through The medium Of The
press Of South Carolina. Lei the Pec-
pie reed and reflect upon the contents
lot them weigh we'll lhe alternative
which lhese desperate msn propose.
hose motto most truly is rule or rum
and whose avowed purpose is 10 destroy
his Republic. unless they shall accom~
plish their ends, at whatever sacr6cs
Of natinnal honor and faith.
We desire not TO excite the public
mind unnecessarily upon this question.
but we wish 10 warn the patriots Of ths
end Of the treason which threatens l0
destroy the Republic - Georgia Senti-
mel and Chronicle,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21
No. 45.-WHOLB No. gti

Polk and DaIs' m Soulh Carollna IL
brlng mis- Iesllou 10 inst issue. there
csnrat he a rsasonabls doubt on tbS
N nds Of the unprejutlced Of any patty;
and therefore IL bPhogas the ps'rlntic OF
a psrlles 10 D ace the seal OF their dis-
appreciation upon purpose 80 loul,
- wherever Or by whomsosVer expresssd.
Al Three Nile CrseF, Barnreil district.
BvC & H,v: Tto remuneration OF
Texas 70 the Uoitvd States: We will Oh.
roin It "ppaceahiy Il We can, iofeIbly u
We musl"
Bv 5 G. W W. Duncan: A just
rednrri1n Of The Tariff; The noIss OF
Abolition sIenced; Texas or DlsUO'oDi
and .noh legislation as will n lu'ure ss~-
cure he humosisad Of every amiIy -
Polk and Dallas our Pres,denlS
Al PisJmont, Snmpter district
+ Rv EzekieI DIXON, Pres.d-n' Of hs
day: Texas ia rsjsa,ed; he Far'fF IL not
repealed; DsDnIon would no" he hailed
as the happy deIlverance from Federal
| dssno'ism
! Rv n r L Pspbes The annsxation'
/ of Texss-a measure beneficial to Tho
whole Union, but essential to the safety
Of tho south; st the next session Of
Congress, we demand Texas OF Dis
Iunlon
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21

%Vol. l, page 433; vol. ", pace 324;332
449:453; vol. V, page 31;59:458; volume
VI, 489.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-21

Messrs. SfHtopH and Walsb, in behalf
Of the Ashland Association of the Tenth
Ward ofthe City of New York.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-20
Ser Vaterlan66e 6eSreWn6 un6 Wt2ff Ser 9eif.

aCt Der 9at birefter Gnraticn Su iberbeben, es 1T
innMgdn9Iih nbtbig, bae SbiO foIlte enen uerbdlt-
naBmdBi9en sntbeiI aus bielem unerfeb6pfd)en ToMo
baben. Dos omerifanifde Yulf bat burdb erc6eUebr-
heiten iber befe 6raae entieren bic HeprdIentan-
ten oetielben baben fe unteriHdt MnO G5efcse bafr
no NIT 9rCBen Webrheiten im @Ouarcs pa(Iirt nor
ben nno Sremal ourd) ben lSide s,peier Mdnner al
ndbte gemad)t tpcroen. SD oente auf ciefrn geaen-
tano ieBt bin, nidbt neil td 9anbe. oaB pdbreuo Der
jebigeM @riIs Den Staoten 8crcbttqte neroeu rrirc
ne lldb 3nr aeeigneten 3et oarltcr du6erm mao. Te
Innern Nertcerun9en perren, 70 hcffe ill., bic Icrofd(-
tt9te Serl6d1ti9una Der @eIeB9cbuna ale 3eit emp
fansen IS 1T Su brfeH caB bic oerhieoenen tffeutli-
den unternebmen trercen oMreb bic 9Iuscebnuna Der
Candle bic Mdrfte sA oTen Gbeilen bes Staates ius
qan9l1d' MAIDEN: Sn tetnew 3pciS bcs 0hentIiden
OleneS bat unlrr Staat ein 70 tefe5 SncreiTe in pe-
tln'arer 0Inild ais bic Scrtpaun9 Der 6fentlid,eu
9Serte Gs lit rnrcb bic S9enten III bielcm Departe.
mente 11hrlld mcbr Gelo ausgcgeben pcrocu o(s in
allen onoern. Die tnncrn Staasnterecn, un1er @bo-
ratter I'M Auslanoc uno bic orin9cuoe Da DIT Der Gje
les9eonna oerlan0en odber cine itrcnge llnterl,una
uber bic Slscal SerraItnn9 berer mcle in oieIerGs
tbellun9 oeS 6ffenliben Deutes anecteat no. gBenu
eas geieB. bag bic pfidtcn res Braros Der centIi-
Idben Nerte benrn,t, Mugeuilgeno befucen rpurben,
tcLte eS ndbt 70 aMeNort tperocu baB cs cine Oar(eo,
un9 aer @tnnabn,en nno 9lus9aben Uerlauot uuo ei-
men oDuen ShlnB Der Hedhnun9cn iebes nicler goen-
ten ant Sdlu0e jeoes Sisfajabrs uub im Sale oiele
lid,em Dieua?
gSEree es nidt ratblam eir, ale perIrueu iu Der
blnonn9 init benz Scaro Der tfeutIiden gEcrfe ouf,r-
fcrocrn, ihre Ned,nnn9en biz su enem tefmmten9a-
Sc Su hltceen unc 1T 3ufunft Eoltc fir Staas,pecfe
9elammeIten gelcer unter bic @cnroQe uuo Sirlor9e
oes Observation-Disclosures su teIcn uno ebrnc ale 3ab
Iun9en, biernad gemadt, Oh fir @ontratte, SeIctuuq.
en- coer rlten, Die Der SdaBmeitcr all bic Srore ccs
AuoItcre Sabt, nadoem Die NeCbnunaeu oeprilft uub
eNro O'e Sean'te unter oercn eeitun9 Der Dicn oe-
anner, paitrt ucrben Ino Cine fluae grrsinia,I,o
Der Staatsqne0en, etne Stcnrmiit)e 8errpaluna Der
ctfentllden anseIe5enbeitcn, cine hese Nudcbt fir
Sen oentl!den @reoit nno pnftIitsit inyiquioiruno
re Staatsre9ierun9 ausseidnrm. ''>
No9en Sbre Seratbunsen rurd1 Weisbeit uue licb
red,es Benehmen beSeid,net unb NIT Dem Srocu res
len'sen 9etron fein, ebne ben nts ,ueife, uidS au
trauun9sucn ben AuSqang Sbrer srbeitsu.
H. WOroec SartLeu.
@rlumbuS, ben s. Deg. 1914.
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a0'Gt 0es Scnats 9eIeben Iei, unb berihtet Aoe -
reeeo0 "nierm @elanbten in Berlin beouftroot hoh.
0e ""'e1qo"0l"n9cn bon Teuem ansufniipfen. .-S2ch'
0s" V' ""e Hocr Den blnbenoen 3uitdmo unferer fou
bF"e" S"9eae9enbe'ten beritet, epf5eblt Der 1,rdf
''' Ue"' eOn9reB etne lpe3eQe prIfruq bes 8erihts
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p""ten Gas Sr'etprrto berabSufeben pcer nidt. Nm
SW'"Ne lpF'o9t CT Don fenem in &ursem berportebeu.
cen 5nrn6freten bon Der SerpaItunq Der 9feoieruro
unc a9t' Dap bn babel Die berieoiaenoe lebereucun>
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boben.-Sm 8anSen lit bic BotId1aft qut oeShriebcu
"no fann nit edt eiu 9ebicsenes Ootument oenonnt
reroe" rb9Ieth Der oerun9Iidte @lrtemberoilhc@pn
l"' %" Der A'te" "no geuen geIt eas @eseutbeu BE-
hauptet.
Die 1T unerer letten Gumm er u,itoetbrilte Gcune.
norsoct'd3aft 1T Elm 9ut9eIdrebenes Dcfumeut qHir
S~eeIn nibt oaB 1c uniere 0eIer 1tou lanai elm l1r
theil oariber eeti[eet baben. Die flare unb uuoe.
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les uno Sd'onee nber @rSiebuu9 9efprcden abcr ncd
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ene Der p''roi9!en 0anoluu9eu frlbercrGe
cit seUeleu gOn Der ge9c,wdrtsen ertpartcn mir Der
artt9es "lobt we Dummmadtu cher in ibren Rram
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berrlben, mare es uufus cen bcloneern aufIdteu e
mes e'njeIuen Rauues piet gewiebtIbesume 1tn ue.
Der unere 7"anSisae sIuseeeeubsiten sistt uns bic
Sctibaft ens flare lleberl1dht
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Sbto 9eleb9ebuna.


Die @efesse6uns orsanif1rte Gd, am Mcntno M2or,
gen cnrd, bic @rnenruna fclsenber 8eamten, 6 E :
nat: Spreder, Dapio Chambers BON Wusfnoura .
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glert, S. - eepis BON portage - Gblrfeber mos
=. yanmeter oOn pidawap. Sdmmtidb QBbios, usr-
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herlgen bemcfratfben @cuperneurs. purbe oefern in.
taa.rf nno liefere ieine snrittsabbre, Ell, Dina.
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4 der Sprade aeusadbt, mab -permorfen. lnter an.
osrn ipradsN PIE pesrn W n Senats ub gee-
fehr warm tafpr. III Re 8bias liunsten faSeasr. S~
a re Qemcfratep eafSr. >Ns'ss's
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- DIE III unerer beutiseu Nummer entboltenc
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c. lSir flno un(erm 9errn @cGe9en Don Ceut-
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