Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-07
;BEOLE SCHBER us.

"fle uouh-n mau with southern principles. -
Nr. B.uamin r. Bg;.lr shared, TOO, 10 his pro-
lssi1us. and he TOO wrote ieiJrr after leuer; but
now. % seems. "thc sober second thought" has
rbuugrd his views. JuioUuUaIaly--we deeply
grsl TO say it-Mr. Y. B's. symrNhies
are apparently with the spirit of AboItiorism.
Strange and melancholy change! Boz st.i'
wor,r--su.l more dePIorad.e than all ihrse-is
that in spite of Ihe warnings Of Washington aud
Jeiie'suu--ia spite, TOO. of his own past admo-
niious, he comes forward to assist in laying the
platform Of new parry, founded upon tha, most
alarming foundation. q sectional interest; end
sill more fatal, an interest of al others 10 our
blessed country The most exciting and The most
jangeraUs--ndeed, the only rock on which this
glorious Republic may split to pieces"
We have not room 'oT more. A long article
is closed with the following emphatic dscIara.
lion:
81, will seal the DEATH WARRANT Of
some who urs concerned in it, or il may seal The
fate OF this coYnlryl'
This is dreadful, but doubtless The country and
Mr. Van BIren will survive il. TO come 70
our own STATE. Der neighbor Of the Posi- seems
10 be dJmb.iouud=d BY the extent Of rhs cslern-
hy. The Pennsylvania grows eloquent over
the subject.
"WhaI deed this is TO suliy the sunset or c
life, the morning and the meridian Of which
were so foil Of true greaHessl lie will ia.l from
his high place in the Democratic affections al
once, and will sjntsoiou as 10 Be beyoHd qHhoTe
I Of political resurrection. The grsa, democrat
ic party will shake him off as the dew.dsop
I from the iiOn's name -
/ We fee. our compassion excited by reading
the remarks Of the ocoioco press. There is a
melancholy SORROW mixed with lhcrrge, which
is quite affecting. True, it is hard to part with
old friends, and to receive ingrali'ude where we
expected faithful friendship. III il had been an
enemy, | could have borne it,"
We turn 10 the Wing press. Al is cheerful.
ness here. The Buffalo Commercial says, tha,
the Utica nominations will utterly exlinguish the
Michigan victim Of 'ciTcUmsiances.' This is The
general feeling Of the Wing press.
The New Pork Tribune says that the ticket il
a strong QUO, aud lhat--
"A good many Wings now intend 10 vote will
them, unless Whigcanddale shall be presented
who is uncquyocaIIy Y committed 10 Free Soil.--
We think the probability is that Mr.. Van Bu
ren will in this State receive more votes than
Gen. Cass. Unless controlled by parry ma
chinery, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Wiscon
sin. are as likely 10 be for Van Buren, as fo
Cass.'
The Journal Of Commerce considers that tn,
nomination will give the EIecloral Vote Of Ney
York 10 Taylor by majority of 100000 votes
The Baltimore Patriot remarks that--'lor a
; useful and successful PURPOSES the Locoroc
party may hencelor,h be said 10 be dead
2 As sign Of the times, in this connection
5 the'Cincinnati Signal, formerIya warm supper
e er Of Gen. Taylor, has hoisted the Burnburnt
: ticket. This paper is, we believe, The organ
the BarnburnerD-mocracy in Hamilton County
This wiIlhep the Whigtick tin Ohio. ..PWIGa: