Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-03


0An party iIIrnds. BuI Wh-H, 90 cfpVn
alI, lu d uOdy Numbering more tb4u ,Hsiy
OF h.s own political lirut-, be- i- ,aI.rsa
lean upGUuIy VI !-u, aud D. rpmHal.rd ll
N1iurs- ..ir#HliI#atoE tI s lI- r.ls.. Bad
hops oi sril uggrlyd.-yIn. aui HoHlirtI
pIOm ION, long based od lh- UlfgpH lue--
ton, be- mighty -oul ~,uk, gt4in bun. aud
be bids .JYg, long adisu TO a.I biz great
mes.
IN this wotu blight, having gone a shear
ing aud rurncs -lorn, the 50 az, Hatt.
Ell BY C1s- and A..I, appeared before the
senate on Monday l..t. The bl,,r aIo-p
and requested 10 ue cAru-ed hou olzer
serving on the Comml,Ir- On Foreign Re-
lalious. The EaIuuoie American thus
sketches his remarks:
Alr. Allen SAID that at the commence
ment OF the session he had, by ll- rl,. OF
lie senate, been placed al thr head 90. the
Committee on FOr-lgn Relations Recent
cTcum-Iauces, ol whlch be- Wa not az lttY-
erty 10 speak, convinced hin tudtlrs views
upon important subjects connected wah
the appropriate duties OF that Crun.lar
were HUl N accordance win lIG-e ui
majority OF the Senate, and wiAavieu 10
prevent any embarrassment which m Iht
arise IA consequence thereof, he s-;.d 10
be excused from further service on that
Committee.
Mr.. Cdss said he could not permit the op-
porIunIty 10 pass without bearing trsluu0-
ny 10 The very able manner m which the
laIe Chairman Ol the Com uIi.pe On For
elgn Relations had discharged hIs duties.
lie desired also 10 inform he SENATE, hat
under no Circumstance could he Mr. C.l
cousrat to serve az Chairman OF that Conn
mitiee.
! 1t will at once be inferred that the an
nounremcnt OF his purpose, 10y Mr.. Alien.
! caused great cOn-lernatluu IN the senate
and ptOnpGed the most extraordinary ei-
forts TO deter him from hIs purpose. Not
50, however, Not an expression Of regr, I
or dissent was heard. ASH reJolced at The
! opportunity OF receiving into their hands a
trust that had been committed 10 one who
ceased to enjoy confidence aud command
res prct, the oendte raised 10 objection "a
The resignation, received it unanimously,
aud quietly proceeded to lis business iust A.
II nothing more than usual had happened.
Mr.. Webster announced that he should
mnve, on the next day, to 20 into an eIec.
.iGu, ~ ballot, 10 li.I the vacancy. Even
the aunnUucem mt OF Mr.. Cdss, who IL
neX' On the Committee, that he would not
serve as Us Chairman, iaIed TO elirlla sin.
gle objection, lud .Ae impression is gene.
al that the Senate had no idea OF calling
his services into reguIsillon, although i
. wound uc Il great Improvement IN the cas
: OF The coumluee.
Were am l.Ious demagogues ever beion
in such iorlorn conditions! Torerure lhr
) Oregon by they had venlured all. On
! It they eNP'r.ed 10 ride .uumphanly iuu
power. Ihey had uiy determined tina
sooner than glv~ II up they would see tn,
natlon plunged luto var with England an,
It's pro poets ol advancement bhghtpd TO
halt century. Not that they cared Il
bout Oregon ut-eIi or imagined that alloy,
} the 49,h parallel II va, Ot any value savt
for It's hays and harbors, tut because the,
believed the people OF the " est could bl
most easily deudrd on this question an,
! out of It more could be made, thout ri4l
20 themselves thau OuIOi any Other uur-
. ton before the country. Mr.. Coss reiet
+ on Oiegoa to IN Ike htu PfeS,deR ana Mr.
= Allen amed AT the succession and h,gi
position under the Caso 'lyud-Iy. Sudden
! y, a,t7! the htlvra oi theH drrtm Was q
velcd~l. They Iouuj themselves unah,
10 com nand are thdH CJrpOraFS guar
m the body ol which Iury ..t mrmnrr,
Defeat and mOrllliCHtjo 70 lowed thick aut
fast. They were overwhelmed aud lelt d
butl lor the leerS 0t tle whole country
and whOUa accomplished this result! IL
understand the matter lUIiy aHd apprect
ate properly lhr position in which Alien l.
placed, II must he Remembered that Mr.
Polk Is President. that 10th branches of III,
present LocefcO Congress took common
ground o. '1r question OF "NOtrp," an,
that Lorgt'co Senate has deliberately pIa
ced our ,a Senator in a position which hl
felt that he could not occupy without tor
letting all self respect and suhjectlng him
self to continued modification and defeat
The people OF Ohio may now fully est,
mate the influence and ability OF Mr.. AT
len, who has long been been suffered Il
misre present them in the most dignlfeC
legislative body known TO the world.
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