Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
Daniel Websler,s Priyate LiCe.

from the proof sheets Of the "Puvuie Life Of
Daniel vi ebsier," now ia The press Of Harper
L. Bfothers, from lhe pen Of Charles LanmSa,
Esq. Id is exceedingly Undressing, aud The
conclusion is touching. Ii was addressed TO
his Franklin uyeTseer.
"WAsHINsToN, March I7Ih, ls52
~ Joas TAYLoR ho.-l ..'
Go ahead. The b ,arI Of the winter is
broken, und before The 6ra day Of Aprh all
your lddd may be plowed. Buy the oxen OF
Captain Marslon, il you think the price fair
Pay for the nay. send you check Of sl00,
Tor these Two objects. Put the great oxen in
condilinn 10 be turned out aud fauened. You
have good horse.team, and think in addition
10 this. four oxen and a pair Of four year old
steers will do your work. II you think so,
then dispose Of the Stevens oxen, or unyoke
them, and send them 10 the pasture. knuw
not when ! shall see you, but hope before
planting. II you need anything, such as guano
Tor instance, write TO Joseph Buck, Esq, Bos.
ton, and he will send it to you.
"Whatever ground you SOW or plant, see
tha, il is 10 good condition. We want no pen.
HyrOyal crops. A liule farm well liled,' is TO
larmer The neM best thing 10 "a lIlle wife
we'll willed.' Cultivaie your garden. Be sure
10 produce sufficient quantities Of useful vege-
tables. A man may half support his family
from good garden. TAKE care To keep my
mothers garden in good order, even if it cost
you the wages ola man to take care Of it.
have sent on many garden seeds. Distribute
them among your neighbours. Send them 10
The stores ia the village. that every body may
] F.h. sab 4 IL
that you have chosen Mr.. Pike, representative.
lie is a true man; but there are in New IIamp.
shire many persons who call themselves Wings,
who are no wings at all. and no better than
DlsunionisIs. Any man who hpslaIcs in
granting and securing TO every pau of tho
country its Just and It's constitutional rights, is
an enemy 10 the whole country.
''John TayloH il one Of your boys should
say that he honors his father and mother, and
loves his brothers and sisters, but sill insists that
one Of them shall be driven out of the family
what eau YOU say Of him but this, thnl there is
no real family love in him ? You and are
farmers; we never talk politics, our talk is o
oxen; but remember this: thai any man who
attempts to excite one part Of The country
against another, is just as he would be who
should auempI to get up quarrel between John
I Tailor and his neighbor, old Mr.. Jno. Sanborn
orhis o,her neishbor, Captain Burleigh. There
are are some animals that I've best n the fire;
and there are some men who delight in neat
smoke combustion, and even general conhlgra
lion. They do not l1llow The things which
make for peace They enj only conroyer
sy, contention aud strife. Have no communion
with such persons, ehhrA as neighbors or poll
liclans. You huve no more right 10 say thai
slavery ough. not TO exist in Virginia, Than a
1 Virginan has to say that slavery ought not lo
exist in New Hampshire. This is a question
left To every State to decide for itself; and il
we mean TO keep the States together. we musu
leave to every Stale this power uf deciding for
itself.
81 think never wrote you a word before up.
on politics. shall not do il again. | only
say love your country, and your whole country,
and your whole country; and when men al.
tempt 10 persuade you TO GET into quarrel with
the laws Of other States, tell them that you
mean 70 mind your own business and advise
them tsaaaisd theirs. John Taylor, you are a
free man. you possess good principles; you
have large family TO rear aud provide for by
your labor Be thankful 10 the Government
which does not Cypress you, ~hirh does not
bear you dowu by excessive taxation, but which
holds out to you and to yo Irs The hope Of all The
blessings which liberty industry and security
may give. John Taylor, thank God, morning
and evening. Iha. you we're born in such coun.
try. John Taylor, never wriIe me another
word upon politics. Give my kindest remem.
brance 10 your wife and children; and when
you look from your eastern windows upon The
graves Of my family, remember that he who Is
the author Of this letter must soon follow them
10 another world. DOB
CALIFORNIA. .-MORTAbITY AT THE MNEL. -
An extract from private leuer, dated Yuba
River, Sept. 28, suys; a.Hsa.4~.a
3 81 meant 10 have sent you list Of The poor
miners who have died on this river within the
last three weeks. There have been solemn
times a. Barlon's Bar, Roses Bar, and Parks
Bar. and within the past three weeks nearly 100
persons have died Of cholera. The disease is
yet raging at Parks Bar, though decreasing.
The inhabitants are not much al0rmd, ns most
OF the cases arise from some neglect or care.