Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04

Jandone doubtful. Our opponents, If the,
tget the power, will again enact The infa
.mous law. We appeal to those who be
lieve taxation and representation shoGl'
90 hand in hand. <Itwas for thatas nue.
as any other cause thatthe American colo
) nies revolted against the mother country
The hatred Of the obnoxious principle ant
the love offreedom consequentupon a de
tsire to see equality exist between tardtio,
1aad representation, Strengthened the hear
tand nerved the arm the brave American
when he was graphing with the bayonets
of the hired minions of British power in
the darkest days of the revolution. We
lhope that no Wh5g in Ohio will be so dere-
lect to duty as not to be ''ap-cnd doing" in
the premises.
ThesWhigs last winter recognized the
Board of Public Works, and appointed ap-
propriate committees to examine into the
dolngs ofourcgents on ouroworks of inter-
nal Improvement, and also the accounts
Of the State Fund Commissioners. Re.
ports from those committees may be expect
ed in due time. and we have no doubt the
doings Of those who have fattened from the
public crib will be handled without gloves.
Now, were veto put the question to
any Whig in all the county of Carroll,
6hdlI'Ue haze The Bcnkiag ldt0 of'thc taSt
eOa,ter repeated! he would Immediately an
swer NO! Would he say that the odious
Apportionment law should he again re-
vived! We answer he woatd mott TAX
ing it for granted that our people approve
OF the BGhhiRg IatO, and of the act amend
ing end altering the Congressional districts
Of the State, and well knowing, as we do
chat the Locoiocos are pledged to Repeal
both, What's shall we do? Experience has
fully shown us that however radical acun-
didate may have been among our oppo-
nents, that atwNys before an election he
would repudiate the hard money doctrine;
but when elected, and surrounded by the
hard money influence ofth leaders of his
party, his vote would always be found
against any kind of q practicable paper
currency.
Every Locgfdco in the last Legislature vo.
ted against the Banking law, ard the alter
alton Of the Congressional districts Shall
chat parry have the destinies Of Ohio again
in its hands! We hope not. What shall
be done to arrest the destroy"rs! We'wil
say to the wings of Carroll, come up 10 Car
roIIton en- SATURDAY THE 9TH AUGUST, and
build up Il ticket to be supported al the Oc-
.ober election. You have toecctone SEN
iToRin conjunction with Tuscarawas coun-
y, and you elect for your own county one
REPRESENTATIVE, TO the State Legi .ature
beside your county officers, which we be-
ieve consist Of It Sheriff. Auditor, Treas
Ter, CUmmissio'er, Recorder Poor-hoUSe =
Director, and Prosecuting .4horney. +
Let the names of all theseveral aspirants
Q announced in the newspaper, that fair II
pPortunity may be given to the people to Il
ompare the pretensions, and the avaiIabh- n
y of those named for the several Offices. Z
et the Convention be well attended. Let
lie motto Of the Whissof Carroll be unity :,
CJcciihg and concert in action; and success
yiIl undoubtedly follow their lobors. We +
,iII, before the convention, have more to say
n the state of things that hang over the
ounry; and dismiss the subject for the :,
resent.