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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-31

OF his country, and that all was confusion worse
COMPOUNDED" al Mexico al las, dates. Then, again
we have il thar Puebla is 10 be attacked immedi-
ately after the army has left, the garrison Put II
the sword, and the citizens severely mulcted anc
robbed Tor the good treatment they have given lhe
Yankees. For any one of these rumots there is
probably not the least shadow OF foundation; ye
MS the Mexicans iced themselves upon The hopes
OF what they should do, they have given them cir
c~ula,ion as facts, and very likely one half Of The
community believe them. There can he Little
doubt OF one thips-ihat Santa Anna is compass
ed about with difficulties, and that although al pre-
sent he rides upon the whirlwind and directs The
Storm" The obstinacy OF Congress and The jealou.
sy end slubbornness of such men as Valencia
hedge him in with a perfect wall OF opposition
A long way the shrewdest and most far seeing
man among Them, he may Sill be enabled to keeI
the upper hand and sustain himself in suct
power as a broken dow and fallen Govern
ment may afford any one. There is no such
thing as toreseeing what such a man as Santa
Anna can O'clock al what he has done since
his terrible defeat al Cerro Gordo for example,
No one Blu, he would have dared show his face Al
the capital after such a reverse; but with a mise
rsble remnant OF an army he boldly entered The
city, and since, with an empty treasury and with
obstacles that seemed insuI mouutable he has col.
lected and appointed a numerous force, inspired
the hopes of a people he has a thousand times
deceived, and for The lime being at least ride:
rough shod over everything. What the next tort.
night may turn up ii is impossible 10 %foresee, and
In such a state OF affairs il, is idle 10 speculate.
Contrary 10 all expectations, the Train which
cams up Today did not bring any money, and
hence the poor providers for The absolute wants Of
The army are verse off than ever.
/ finish This letter in haste, and late at night
Tomorrow morning Gen. Twiggs moves with
his division, as ! have already slated. Reports
continue 10 come in that large bodies OF The enc.
nv are moving in the neighboIhood, and just
now we hear tia, from 800 10 1000 grerrillercs
who have been logging Gen. Pierce, were seen
This afternoon at FL Pinal. The coming fortnight
will come 10 US burlhened with news, and whether
i, be Of peace, or war TO the knife, shall give
you the intelligence as early az possible.
Your, &c, q, ". Z.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
WHAT Is TILE REASONl

Ii Democracy has not become BY word and
rerroach to The land, how is il that indiana, with
Il wing l. glsaturs, aud with u Wing majority
IN the popular vote, will have in the next Com
gr9's, onIy four Wing mam5erI while our oppo.
nents, with u minority in Ihe legislature, aud
minority in the popuar vote, r.an SIR.
How is il that rennessar, with u Wing L,gis-
laure, Wing Governor, and Wig popular
vote, will BE- represented in The sam. Congress
by DJmocralIc delegation!
How Is II IN Mississippi, where with a VIII g
vote ol tuen'y hIHsaHd, Tho districts ARE So al.
ranged as I" ctlJcualv close tho door of Con-
gr1sS against representative from that parry!
And thus we might 60 on, ad infHitum over
the whole ground and show that ID ,mucracv had
been perverted from lis original SDgniiralion, aud
made 10 subs rye The Sini'rer purposes Of dtma-
gogues, by sIcalhIly encroal hing upon The rights
ol tho people and robbng them Of IhtIr suvt-
reignry.--lndiunu State journal.
In! torcgolI & questions address th,m9alves
with peculiar emphasis 10 Iha p,ope OF Ohio, at
the present time. We are upon tha eve OF AN
elecuon, The result OF which mu tdtt,rnlnG wha.
lher The people Of III. STATE wdl u assume 10 tx T.
cSe their sovereignty in It's gov yrnmonl, or VIII =.
III they will wIulouly and blind V consigu il 10
/ 'ho custody "i an un.cruPuluus parry. II 10
sheer mookrry lo pralo Of demJcracJ, and TAX
oi The sov,re gnry Of the people, when the ex.
pressed wishes Of tn people ar. treated with
contempt, aGd u banded minority have III pow r
10 BID ulcceSS ii d.tiauce lU hym and lha.r bua5.
I, d Iuitul.box.
People ol Ohio! We adur, you 10 r,ncct up.
on the manner in which power has been habiru-
ally abused by LrcoI"co g.saron whenever
YOU have IrnJltd il in the han Is of thai parly--
Conjd The uses IN which they would apply it,,
should y"n again conida il to them! And act,
as you shall answer 10 loar country aud Your
conSclenceS! When your country is placed in,
one scale, aud sinister and ever grasping 1Grtg
IN The other into which will you throw your IN
huence!-Ohio State Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
From lhe Cincinnati Atlas.
A FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS TO THE AID.
VOCATES OF THE WAR.

What amount Of money was dua from Mcxi.
60 10 cn2tns Of lhe Uaitcd Safes, previous TO The
war!
How many millions Of dollars more than the
orgnal deLt have The United States spent in try.
iLg 10 obtuin redress!
How many useful lives have been sacrificed in
this war, by The sword and pestencei
Can the wealth of Mexico. 0r The slave.Curse
soil Of T,XaS, Jay th,m iOr their dying pal 20
and biuer sutlerhgs!
Is glory obtained upon the field Of carnage, Of
any value to The mangIed corpse or The feshess
skeleton bleaching on tn plains Of MJxico!
What equivalent does the widow receive for
the loss Of her husband! or the orphan for his
parent!
Finally, who have been benefliedl
Have the United States! Let manned and dis.
ahed understanding widows--weeping pa.
rtntS--UrJhan children, and an exhausted Treas.
ury answer.
Has Mexicol Look at her wasted and war.
sca;hed cilIcS--the multitude OF her sain--her
fields lying in uncuIlvaied d,SolaIion--ihe pov.
erDy ul h government. How deep must be The
burning haired she bears towards hcr" "oppress0r!
Fearful indeed must be the accounts OF tbs insIi.
gators Of this unhoy war, at Iha bar of inHexlble
justice! REMURSE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
TIE WAR-THE END.

What load of responsibility this Adminstra-
tion has brought upon itself " hen warned by
the Wigs that the annexation Of Texas would
produce war, the caution was tr aled with con.
tempt, and those whn uttered it denounced as
towards. The annexation scheme was CONSUME.
mated, and the consequences are upon US. War,
in its most malignant form, has been wagad for
near eighteen mon,hs-rhouSandS of lives have
been sacrificed, aud millions upon millions of
public money expended in keeping up our armies
OF conquest in Il foreign country. Tha end has
moi yet come. Every day brings Intelligence OF
the determined resistance of the enemy, aud al.
dtonal calls are made by Government for re-.
cruitS, TO fill up The ranks that disease and dcah
have lhnned. Already, Ohio has furnished
four thou sand soldiers, many ef whom are tukiIg g
their last sleep upon foreign soil; ano her thou.
saud are now gath ring at Camp Ohio, an will
soon be en- route for Mexico. How many OF
csc brave men will return 10 their families and
friends remains TO BE- seen-and whelhtr these
are all that Ohio must furnish for lhlS untUriu.
nate war, romans also for time to d 'mOnSrdlc.
And all this expense of blood and lrtaSure-lor
what 10 make Mr.. Polk President of the u.
States! Mr.. Van BIren refused 10 clars him.
self in favor Of ann Xaliun, ahd he fell before
the domlneerlng Suuharnnr, political corpse.
The brightest star Of the party though he vas
yet scoralng 10 bow The suppianl knee to tho ar
rogan srinl of Slavery, he fell to rise no mort
lie IurlSaw The curse il would email upon ihy
country, and declined 10 accept houors from his
parry upon such dlShonorable terms. But T XII
$ annex ID, and Mr., Polk is President! Aud lo,s
viii tbs widows and orphans. this war has madl
rGmemb,r with buoraeSs of soul The name OF
he Pr 'SIlnl who has established for his country
I modern Moloch, upon which his people ar.
virlnlz ID by lhou5andsl
No olt is perm;tted to osk..-why is This sacri
ice raqu;r,di Nay, if the soldier dares 10 do So
na is denounced us traitor and Il coward. Al
,he Presideat permits is submissive obedience to
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
NO MORE TERRITORY.

The Rchmonl (VirGinia) Wing concludes an
earnest arrcla upon tbs subj ct of tn Wilmor
Proviso, and lha danger it threatens TO the slabi.
" of lhi Union, with this almonlion.
"ll is for every lover OF the Unnl-ior every
friend of his counIry-lorevcry ru' bora Amer.
can, IL r 'SlSt the Introduction of mora territory
inlo The Union. Lei him make up his mind To
stand by The Unioa, and I0 submit Io receive no
gift which will bring its continuance into darg I.
Lka The Trojan horse, This ia'aI gift of NIX
can territory IL lraughl with daug.r and dtah,
like III. unwary rroilhs. lei Us non break dowa
lha walls and admit il into tht cha lei. L3tus
r1pol il, and those who offer il To IA. Then and
then only can W. b. SAT-; lh'n AID then only wi,
", have done our dury 10 The Union. to ourselves,
and 10 mankind in gmtrdI, whose hops arr
wrapped up in The success Of our great expert
ment"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
TILE ELECTION

! Three weeks from next Tue s,lav the annual
O1ob,r election takes place IN Ohio. Arc the
people ready Tor III Or WiH they b. on than day
| II nor, let II b. remembered thai very inpor,aul
results depend on tn, votes then gwen. We
trust that no small matter will prevent any man
from goIng 10 The polls and votrg his true s,nti.
menls. The Locooco Party viii do all III Y can
to gel lh1 power, once more, in this State. We
do nope that every man who feels All int resi- in
Tho wGIlara Of thr State, will r,m1mbyr h con.
duon OF things whn III, Wigs obtained the
power buI Two years ago, and cumpura il with ths
affairs oI our SlaIo n0w.
Ina LIcolOcoS wish The power, To so district
me State Se thar they can obtain majority in all
lu'ure glsatnreS, in order to comm nee anoh.
or crusade against the banks, Ih4iax law, and to
pluAdcr 'ho treasury and pockets of the people
Ian II De That any honest man can wish to see
Inc same state of hirgJ in Ohio we had few
years since! We believe they cannot. Then
who can avoid looking upon mn. who wish to
do IT, with dslrui(ul eye. For be- assured that
there is no man in Ohio so ignorant as NOT 10
kHoW thai The finances Of our State ara in much
better condition than they euer were under Loco.
loco rules And how can it ever bs betIersd while
'HSy oidI Iule'
The watch'worl with them sill is--whch is to
o' seen at The heads of th 'r papcrs--down with
'ho TAX law--down with the bauks--nothing but
gold aud silver from tbs tax payerl
We again say Ihan, lrtevrry lricndiohis State,
60 to the polls and voto against every candidate
who holds To such perncious and destructive doc.
'rln"s. iou cannot spend II day TO better alyan.
'aga than to 20 to the polls aud vote. Do YOU
say you have but ono vnle, and III ,r.fore, il will
not make much dilr-rencel So has every 9th r
man but one votes and tn 'ralor might stay away
from The polls with the same prlprioty.
lh'r'Is maniloslly ar3cklasS spirit abroa in
the land and # the sob thinking part of com.
munlly do not rise up aud subdue it, by casting
'h'r votes against it, the lime will soon come
whhn they may wish TO vote, bmcanno Then,
while We may, let us act Iikomenwho place some
estimate upon our privileges. Clinton RepuJ.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

"AIp AND COMFORT" FRCM New QUARTER.
The Indiana Slnline, (rhe leading LocoIoco pa.
per of Indiana, published al The capital of that
Srae,) moved and insIga,ed by some new i'm.
Pulse, lately expressed all honeSI truth concerning
lis own parry in The following emphatic style:
I'VE always believed aud still believe, that
Texas could have been annexed not only without
war, but even byconsenlof Mexico The whole
question, however. was PROSTlTUTED TO
THE VILE PURPOSES OF POLITICAL
MANAGERS, with particular reference to our
Presidential candidates, aud to further The Interior
interests OF SIaveot racy; aud the course ofe events
are just what every rational man might have an.
ucpared. The ultimate consequence no man,
however wise, can iortspe or iorcleIl."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
FACTS For TIE PEOPLE.

REMEMBER that when The Locoiuco parry
Of Ohio went into power in 1896. they found a
State Debt of less than five and half millions;
when they went out of power in ls45, they left
Debt Of TWENTY Millions.
REMEMBER, that ia March. Is43. as will ap.
pear from the Senate and House Journals of that
date, strong effort was made by The Locofoco
leaders in the Ohio Legislature 10 REPUDIATE
the payment of interest upon the State Dsbi, aud
that the Locoloco press in 1876. advocated the
same measure under The issue Of NO CANAL
TAX.
REMEMBER, that the last seven years Of In.
col3co taxation in Ohio, from 1899 to I845 in.
elusive, exhibited deficit in the Siate Revenues
Of 81 1856 972 Al, which amount was ADDED
10 the STATE DEBT.
MEMEMBER, thar the last financial year of
the Lacoloco parry, l845, when The TAX levied by
It's Auditor, Mr.. Broueh the year previous, was
collected exhibited deficit in The SAFE Revenues
o. 1886 48l So, by the AUDITORS Report, which
amount was ADDED To the STATE DEBT.
REMEMBER. that the first financial ycur Of
The Wings. SAG, when The Wing Tax Law was
but partially ia operation, exhibited a surplus in
the State r venues of over S8OOCO, which was
ISUBTRtCTED from the STATE DEBT.
REMEMBER. that the second financial year
of The VIII IS, 1917, according 10 the State Audi.
tors estimate, will exhibit surplus in the State
Revenues of over $3.50 Coo. which will be SUB.
TRACTED from The STATE DEBT.
REMEMBER that on the Q Tuesday Of DC.
tobcr, l847, il must be dcdid.d which of these
parties will again assume III. r.ins Of egis.a.
tlon.-HurOn Reflector.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
THE DAY is NEAR AT HAND

As election day approaches it is time 10 a,k,
are yo" all readyl For several years we have
had close battles and clcarviclori.s. The Wings
have don3 all they promised. We have a good
currency, and an equitable TAX law. We have
stopped tho increase Of the State debt, aud have
bgnn 10 pay it off. Times mrs prosperous, and
tn people happy. And if things could bo per.
mn'ed I" remain substantially as they are, the
people might remain quiet and prosperous. They
would know at the b ginning of the ycar how to
lay their plans for the end of it; and know when
lh'y bought a farm how nnd when they could paw
for II. They could reason from cause to eff ,ct
a' from ssed tim to harvest. In this state OF
affairs lh, tendency is to repose. There bling
no startling evil 10 remedy, lh1 feeling naturally
grows up that the elocuons NAV a,w II take care
of themselves. But i, that sael How is il in
vour private atElir'i WI IN things arl once pu
right do lhov stay rghl, or do Thy require vigi
ance aud autnrlonl Will your cora or VIII sa
nrndlca more Than one crop without now seed
WHEN your fields arr planted, will they keep or
'arlng grain from year To year of thcmS Ives, ul
nu' they b. planted every yWri viii YOU
fences, once put ~, always remain up! vii
your o2dncaI3, once cleaned always r.mail
clear OF bug'i viii onedosaof preventive keaE
your NschSns always clear OF roachesl Mol
INsl'hsr will enS election or TWO elections keel
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

his will, and without question TO meet bis fate.
Should any one offend the President BY prying
enquiries into the wickcdness Of his purpose, ha
is marked for destruction. and The parasites Of
power, from Rilchiy, Of the Union, down TO the
merasl driyellgr Of the party, pursue him like
blood hounds, and lap their fiy tongues in wrath,
'hirHing for his blood
Feriy, .'When the wicked rule the people
mourn."- lCier. Coz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

Highland and Trulnbull have Representa-
tivcs this year. They have been WhigIor long
time, and very little doubt can reasonably be ell.
terained of the success Of ,ha Wing nominees.
Guernsey and Portage have each Representa-
tive, and they are carried to The Locoloco side in
our calculation. both Of which arr doubtful, hav-
ing Aucluated for years. Wolhink that, without
some great windIa, the Whgs will have the
llouss by large majoriy.-L Clcr Cour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
Ralance. bring incrcaso Of State deb,

Balance, being increase Of State debt
for he payment OF interest, $GG6 900 10
Thus we have, according to Mr.. Brough's own
statement, an increase of Tho State debt for in.
ter'st, Of Sir huHdercd and eighiy.Sir thousand
t'co hu1dred ana cighiy.nae dollars aHd I0rty.
HgHe ceEis, in three years.
ii We have not, by these facts, enr ly dcmol.
i,hnd the claim which Mr.. Brough has SIT up
tur ihe democracy" Of having paid part Of
the State debt, we will acknowledge that we are
Gill 'unnslracicd."
There IS one fact snted in H., report Of the
Fund Commissioners Of January, ! 845, Doc. 25,
which We deem worthy Of note. llapprar3 that
these ganlltmn had borrowed for the payman,
Of interest 252 500 dollars a5 a temporary loan.
Of which hey had paid lGj 600 lcuyIugabllancc
of 1880 dollars unpaid. We are somewhat
surprised at the modooly Of our friend in not
claiming This sum a' funds ef in the treasury for
the benefit Of their Wing successor.
L"tus now examine for a moment tn, n1nner
~ which Mr. Brough attempts TO frl.-r down
and dcUo,i,h the surplus Of Two hundred aud If.
~ holaaad dollars which we claim to have been
''raE a 'og :lhnT IN one year TO b. applied under
'ht wing administration Of The State govern.
menI towards reducing The public debt"
lie puts down as forming this SUN, the land
fuldI, Surplus revenue, sinking fund, and princi.
pal Of school lands received, including the b,Ian.
Cos OF last year, amounting 10 S3i3 339i2
We tell MIR. Brough and through him the pco.
PIE OF the State, thai not one dollar of the whole
lis, specified by him, with tho exception Of e5,
90 dollars sinking und) is included in the $50, :.
600, "scrlped together this ycar." Il III, sums
stated by Mr.. Brough are taken into the account
ot 'h' surplus Of this year, il will amount to
more than $50 900, as We will proceed TO show.
l'isshown by III, official statement of the Au.
dior, on the l9,h August last, from which Mr..
brough has copied, thai The receipts INTO the
treasury for the three quarters ending on the / s h
August, have been as follows:
Taxes collected, sIeC9 SIG O8
Caunl tolls collected, 653 4oI "a
Taxes paid by the Banks for six
monih'' 1854 I9
IurnP'He snd canal dividends, 1884 81
6per cent. inIeres, on surplus reve.
nae loaned 10 counties. e6.oU9 sc
Amount paid into the treasury for
three quarters, sI.as2, 100 80
Estimated amount Of canal tolls Tor
the present quarter, 100000 OF
Amount Of rnPiksdiyidcs4s for this
quarter 5000 o.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
5J05

II this district returns Loco, the parties will
stand in the Senate, 10 Wings, IS Locolocos.
In III House, matters ara more favorable for
tn" Wings. Last year parties stood, Wings 80,
Loco> 50. II tn Wings succeed in the same
districts this ycarrhOt they did last, they will elect
4 members, and The Locos 81. This difference
is occasioncd by the floating members, which
this y,ar fall in favor OF the Wing counties. In
this calculation there are four counties that are
somewhat doubtful. We give the vote of each
as il stood last fall for Governor,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

TAXING BANKs,-Among the resolutions adop,
ted al lh. late Locoioco Convention in this place,
was one drnouncing the presspt Tax Law, be.
cause 1t did not place the capital Of the Banks on
d level with the "lher properly Tor taxation.
The Safe Auditor, in his last annual report,
slated thai The Banks paid an average of EIGHT
mills OH III! dollar, while oIhar properly paid on.
y six! Aud The Llcos call this a law erempting
lne Banks from laxaliun!-HHroa Reflector.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

Thus, five Locoroco counties, with 10 400 votes,
elected ninemcmbcr'-whiIo five Whigcounries,
with 81 $50 votes, elected but four members.
The 90 Locofoco counties, with % ,993 votes,
elected hriy.Seren Representatives; while 45
Wing counrics, with l43 900 votes, elected but
hriy:fre representatives,
lnl039 40,thc LocoIoco', havirg both branch.
es of the Legislature, repcatedrh' dose of niqui.
ly, and here are some Of its prominent results:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

you clear OF LocorocUs. Do but 90 TO sleep, at
one election, and they will be all over YOU
They will not let YOU rest. Lstihem once more
gst control Of the State. and can any living man
tell what they will dol Every thing will b.
again topsey Iervcy. unecrtain and unsettled. Ii
Is 'lms then TO enquire, ARE YOU ALL REApYl-
The labor and theJisk is yours: are you ali
rsadyi-Ohio STATE Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
NEXT LEGISLATURE,

The Senate of Ohio is composed of SO mem
bers. Tn 10 ar1 now elected II members. who
hold over the next session; of these ar, Wings
and 8 LocoIocos. OF those to be elected. there
may BE- set down as certain, Wings and 8 Loco
tocos, and one district doublu-Ptrrv, Morgan
and Washington. The vore Tor Congress last
fall in these counlies was us follows:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

Senator BENTON, it is said, is preparing his
McmoirS Of Thirty years in the y. S. Senate,
with Reflection Oh The Most Eminent Statesmen
II thai period. The Blilmore Sun, which
makes the announcement, says, All will not be-
lIbiShtd I'LL after the Cunne's natural d,aIh
md will then help TO bury good many Persons
Il The same Time"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

Inc urs' named Counties urs Locofoco; the
Ias named ur1 Wing. ltwas JUS, und fair. in IN,
yes "l the dominant parry at that time, TO give
J'W''en representatives. to 233 600 population
IN Loeoiocos counties, and 10 award eighi R ,p.
resenlalivcs TO 24I 900 population in WI conn.
Iias-and this they said, under he sancu,y of of.
iicial oalhs, was justice, equality, aad cons.ilu.
ional r'ghl!
The Logi5auro Of 1913 was, fortunately 50
constituted 'hal this wicked system couIl NOT b.
so essentially Infused into lhl ds'rcrfg of III,
State, and tho Wings were p,r.nllled To enjoy ,
nearer apfrouch 10 equality, though far shurl o
heir just aud constitutional rghls, as We shal
hereafter show.
Seeing what has been done by these men, how
Important thar every honorable means bs put il
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

Hon. James Buchanan Of Pennsylvania has
written leuer for The public in which he opposes
he WiImoi Pro,iso. Mr. ilmor, our readers
will remember, Is "a Pennsylvanian belonging 10
the same party With Mr.. Buchanan,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

requisigion, where there is hope Of success, To foil
them, and reslurs the State to It's rghlful soyer
eigns, the People!-Cisrmoai COuyier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
TILE GERRYMANnER

In 1867, the Locolocos apportioncd The srure
into Legislative Districts, and few items from
that notorious session will illustrate the love ol
justice and equality Of which that party some.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01
Amouni Of Bank taxes foge moulhs,
ending Isl November,
100000

To'll amount Of tho ordinary r,-
venues Of 1917, S2,les,7ss 80
This sum does not include the priu.
c,Pal Of surplus revenue paid, or
payments for school lauds.
Expenditures Of ls47,
as estimated in the
AUDITORS report Of
Dec. Is, 1916, page
IS, sI,s9s, ,sqe oO
Deduct Sinking Fund,
sad $4,000 which
has beonsavedby ad.
vance payment from
the S30,0OO es,ima.
ted for exchange AID
expenses, 5000 90