Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13

/ - / tne out 81 Winus the Ahigs ol tue Ini-
ted States have been charged with b,ing under
the Influence Of Great BriIain; but Ihal they are
not justly entitled To so qussIinnabls a dis,inc
lion Is fully AID plainly shown by the coursa
and language Of the prominent and innIenunl
British newspapers. The london Tunes. :
the creates, newspaper uflhe Uni'ed Kingdoms.
and The accredited organ Of the ruling party IN
England, 10 speaking Of lhe nominee Of The late
Locofoco Convention. snys:
80 far as the general interests of the Union
and lis relations vth Ourselves are concerned.
General Pierce has our best viskss for his sue.
cess.
The primary question Of the Uniled States
10 this election is The national sanction and in.
riOidbIs establishment Of The principles Of free
made. For, though no country is more inter-
esIed in the adoption and extension Of those
principles than tho American Union, the fight
hos hitherto been carried on against the avowed
opinions Of the Executive Government. Mr.
IPllmore's messages and Mr.. Corwin's reports
HAVE CONTINUED TO Avow PRoTEcTIoNIsT DOC.
lrRNEs worthy TO rank with lord Granby's po.
Ilitica economy. and Mr.. G. +. Ynung's HaIis.
lics; and tho country has only escaped the in.
lpOsiIion Of more restrictive duIiPs by the faci
llha the present American Government has
never possessed a mgjlnly on these questions
liu the House OF Representatives. The triumph
lof the candidate Of the Democratic party.
brought forward by the men of The South. will
secure. probably forever. the ascendancy Of Ito.
Ieral commercial principles aud if L'rd Derby
should next year be disposed 10 take the Amer.
ican iarlf Tor his model. we have luIle doubt
lihai il will serve TO remove The last illusions Of
Ihe protective system from his mind Ia this
respect and on this po'nt, we luke General
Pierce 10 be n fair representative Of the upin.
ions OF Mr.. Calhoun, and. ss such q rdludbie
practical ally 10 ths commercial policy Of This
country"
Notwithstanding the Wings have heon styled
British Back bough, FederalisIs." il would
seem that their doctrines and public men do moi
suit The preferences of Her Mejes.y's organ 50
we'll as those Of the progressive democracy"
orthe United States.
II Ihe election of Mr.. Pierce is an very i'm.
ponant to The interests Of Great Britain, is it
presuming 100 much 10 suppose that pecuniary
assistance will be Furnished from across The At.
lantic to aid him 10 the contesll Il is u well
known fact that il would be to the interests Of
England, to permit her rude to enter our ports
free Of duty; and il is an equally we'll kCown
fact, thai ifIhe Iocol0co party succeed in elect.
ing Mr.. Pierce, such state of affairs will take
place; il i then TO be wondered at that the man.
u(aclurers Of Manchester would furnish innate.
rial add in the prosecution Of this schemel
From various considerations. the BRUSH have
very little luyo for Gen. Scott or hs cause.
The remembrance Of his agency in the war Of
1919. sucks in their III roaIs and his well known
position in regard to this miserable. unt.Ameri.
can dogma Of irce.rade, re ndCrs him anything
else than popular British candidate for the
Presidency Of this Republic.
How bumimiOg to every lover Of his coun.
Try; to every genuine patriot. the thought that
England still has ii in her power to mould and
fashion our laws To suit her own interest to
stretch her corrupline arm across the broad bo-
som Of the Ocean, and find suppe.tool'. unwor.
lhy any other name than that of TRAITOR,
ready aud willing to succomb II her dic.a'ion.
And not only to discover ihll her prctcnsioHs
ARE seconded by grenI party. but To iind also
those who are camornus aud anNi uS 10 do her
honor! Could the great, the good, the ucor
rup,ibIe compatriols, who fought hand To hand
with Blush oppression in the struggles OF '76.
but sand behind the columns in public places.
aud witness the mendacous s"WiliIy Of their
degenerate sons, how would their blood boil
with indignation, ut Ihe dhsardly sycophancv
Of the supporters Of Pierce aud King ia the year
Of grace, 1859! Oar mails are blrjened with
the purchase Of the gold Of Manchester and
Sheffield, enveloped in white paper. with the
name Of some loc0loco member Of Congress
written upon it, il FREQ passport to lis des'nu'
IIon. where its Ialsehno1S and Measurements ure
to fulfil ,hor mission Of deception aud conIume'
Iy.
viii the intelligent, Bri,ish.dictulion. hating
ibeuy.lo,iog cuzens of Carroll county be used
as the tools of deInHgog,es in the pfomouon OF
ihess nolarous schemes of modern locolocusml |
The answer is u silen, one, more eloquent 'hun
words We see il in the indignant sparkle OF
many IN eye when the subject is mentioned -
We hear ii in the aspirations Of a happy people,
once (cuered by Blush tyranny, but now free
, una indcpendon of the BRUSH lion.
Congressional Convention.