Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-17

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Editor ofthe Union were in the House when the
vote was taken. They accomplished their end
aud can now rejoice al an achievement ELECTED
against the honest impulses and convictions OF
The majority and against the will OF The nanon.
The ''insupraJle" objections Of the Ohio Loco
toco delegation all. all vanished, when the man.
date of the administration went forth. Ihe I.
threat was silenced, the clamor was hushed and .
Ike a traiu-band they moved forward side by
side. with the men who had, according TO their
own declaration, inflicted on them lrreparaJle
WronCl Oh! valOgous dough-iaces, who shall
sufficiently cxtol your hunncss IN this crisis OF
y0ar fate!
Mr.. Schcnck moved, while the bin was under I
consideration and just before its passage. TO have
its provisions construed according 10 the terms +
and provisions Of IIr. Polk's letter to Mr. Kane,
Of Pennsylvania. The letter was read amidst
the scarce suppressed eXulJations and congratula-
lions of The southern free traders. Mr.. BriH-
/ kerhoF moved to vest in the President discretion
ary power 10 increase the duties imposed by the
bin five per cent, il il should be found necessary
10 do so in order to secure enough revenue; as II
the President had not already enough power
20 make him the law giycr Of thc nation, rather
than it5 law administrator. The motion did not
prevail. The presentation Of such a proposition
shows what we have already stated, that MIR. B.
and his colleagues have no idea that the now bill
will produce enough revenue iur the wants OF
the country.
( Mr.. Stewart, ofPonnsylvania, desired 10 add
the following amendment 10 the title Of The BILL
bat was denied an opportunity OF securing a vote
on il:
/ ~ bin to reduce the duties on the lurTjcs Of
the rich, aad increase them on the HcceSSaricS of
the poor 10 bankrupt the Treasury; strike down
lAe American farmers. mechanics and working.
men, TO make way for lhe products ofIuralgn az
r.cuIwrn and foreign labJr to destroy American
competition, aud thereby establish foreign m1R0-
y0iy ia the American markets; and, by adopting
Iluc principles of 'ir,o trade" To reduce the now
prosperous labor Ofthis country to the degraded
level of IN. paupnr labor Of Europe; and, finally,
To destroy the property and independence OF the
Uuilrd SHlas aud again reduce them 10 lhe
condition Of colonies and dependencies Of Great
Britain
Th, following is the vote on its final passage.
We have placed the Ohio LocoIocos in iidlicS.
Every Locoloco from Pennsylvania, Che Old
keystone no longer gUcns tho loroIoco arch)
/ voted agoiusl it bur 0ur! That one viii be pro-
yideI for by lha President, as it is to be hopd
Mr.. Erinkrrhor and others will be before the
. termination of his career rs President Several
I,ocolocos from New York voted against the
bill. Bat one Wing was found base enough to
aid in iunic'ing the deadly blow at the industrial
interests Of the country, dr. liiliari, of MAJ
Solitary and alone hc stands. The Whigs have
= nobIy, with an undivided front, baItIcd for the
right Never did they occupy a proudcr posi-
lion than they do now. PRNcpLE is the bond,
the only bond that binds us together north and
south. It's force and strength were never more
} signolly displayed.
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son, Bayly, B,dingor, Benton, Briggs, J. A.
e Black, B5wn, Boyd, Briatcrlof, Brockcn.
D brough, W. G. Brown, Burt, Cahcar, A. A.
4 Chapman, r. Chapman, Chase, Chipman,
. Clarke, Cobb, Collin, CuIlom, Cunningham, Dan
x iol, Daroan, ]. Davis, D. Mott Dobbn, Doug.
lass, Dromgoole, Ellsworth, FaraH, FirkIin
:, Fries. Giles, Goodyear, Gordon, Grover, Ham
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