Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-20


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the Father Of Waters would soon carry
thousands of our hardy sons Of the more
Northern sections to defend our country,
as tisnow bounded, from invasion. Cana
da was on our borders during the last war.
yet even England was not able to vanquish
US when Scott and others covered them
selves with glory. And if we were not
afraid of England then, shall we ggatity
Gen. Jackson's military opinion now in
this purpose!
But we must admit Texas or smuggling
will he carried on!-WeIl truly, that is a
strange argument tonduce US to take these
very smugglers into our bosoms as our iel-
low citizens.
| have this TO say, that this nation is a
family, and all the members must he con-
suited before strangers are admitted; and
as long as any portion reyolts from taking
the stranger to their embrace, so long will
torbear to enforce upon them. would
rather claim as a part Of this glorious T.
nion the smallest county, IN the smallest
State, than all the broaddomainsof Of Texas,
from the Rio del Nore to the Sabine.
Look at the two parties. We have a
GOOD cause. W. have an approved lea.
der, chosen by the people before they went
TO the Baltimore Convsntion-a choice
! which we bad only to ratfy. Look al oul
| Vice President. The most senseless O
these who sport with character, dare no
attack him, for Theodore Frelinghuyscr
stands elevated above the region whert
calumnators dwell. Shall tell YOU how
he was nominated! New York claimct
him as a resident-the gallant State O
New Jersey claimed him as a native OF he
soil-the Southern Wings stepped in, t
make up the matter, and we claimed hin
as our own.
Now look at the other party Thei
troops are eXcellentlv drilled. but their lea
ders are divided. and their councils dstrac.
ted. The Dcm0cracya Baltimore solemn.
" came to the conclusion that the maiorit,
flor Van Buren) should not rule, and they
they decided that the minority flor Cass
should not rule, and then they adiournel
to see who should rule, so neither party be-
ing able to rule, they chose a man WHOM
neither thoughtof choosing. | do not hoIc
to the doctrine of instruction in all cases
but do say that the action Of the BaIt
more Convention was shameful violation
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