Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-27
From Tie Ohio State Journal
THE MYSTERY or INIQUITY.

THE MYSTERY or INIQUlTY.
The disclosures alluded to in the follow
ing, from The New York Commercial Adver.
tiser, are awakening deep interes. in the
minds OF many. They are allowed de-
gree OF prominence by the American Re-
view, which seems to render it impossible
that they can want forevidence. We are
well convinced that they are put forward
with due deIiberation, and that the writer
has been placed in possession of clue to a
coarse Of wickcdness and inignity rracti.
ced at the recent election, to compass the
defeat of Henry Clay of whichthe country
has heretofore had no conception which
unquestlonably stands without parallel in
the history Of the government, and when
fully comprehended cannot fail 10 awaken
degree Of adherence and indignation in
the minds OF honest men, that will utterly
Ioverwhelm the myrmdons Of viiany and
treachery. ghe delaiIs, with the evidence
of this dark and mysterious plot, must be
fRiy brought to Eight. The country de-
mands it. The safety and purity of ourre-
! publican institutions themselves render il
necessary. The ground work OF the plot
must be probed to its very bottom, and those
who connived at it, as well as the active in.
sruments who carried itinto succeesful ex-
ecution, must all be dragged to the light.
"THE MYSTERY OF INIQUIrY." W ehard-
| ly know what to think OF the revelation
made to the country in the leading article
Of the American Review for June, contin.
ued from the number Tor MaN Adverting
to the national election in the Autumn, anC
the iniquity, political and moral, by which
the effect Of it had been obtained, we are
told by the writer frightful tale of compi
Gated, elaborate and thoughtfuIly matureC
vIlainy, well fitted to awaken deep alarm
for the future Of cur country. To prepare
a full or even an ineligible outline of thr
ldreadtu picture drawn by the writer wouIc
require nearly an equal amplitude of room
with that occupied by the original; but w
can give an idea OF itby rcmarkjng, in briei
that according to him the election bore tn
marked and identical character of a grea
gambling match, conducted after the man
ner Of private gambling, where the men 0
one parry mean 10 Wlh' luck OF no luck
where they leave nothing to he determine
= BY the mere fortune OF the game.
= Money TO an unheard amount, freel
r contributed throughout every grade OF u
Democratlc party iound adnlirsoly arraht
f ed elnP'oyhieoI, hoI oh'y IN 'he oiuIlo'
cfalt OF the poIi'lca' campaign out IN mo-
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