Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-03
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The World at Large.
The election being over, political questions
possess buI liille interest. We will therefore
give our readers chapter upon matters aud
Ihings 10 general, aud will commence with the
USnED STATEs.-Tho most imporan. event
that has lately HanspireJ here, is the election
OF President. yhich, more or less, Influences
the minds Of men 10 contemplating tbs future.
An entire change 10 The AdmiDisu alton Of our
government will take place as soon as the new
dynasty comes into power, which will take
plaes on tho fourth Of March next. Il is uIIer.
" impossible 70 tell, with any drgree Of Ger.
taiasy. what direction public affairs will take un-
der ,hs guidance Of Mr. Pierce. II we look 10
The Baltimore platform, we hnd nothing but
negatives. If We consider The teachings Of Lo.
eo(Oco orators and the Locofoco press. but
single feature Of the incoming admiDisl, aton is
shadowed forth, TO Wit: The settled aud deter.
mined purpose 10 acquire Cuba by means fair
or foul. 50 many different interests and fac.
lions combined 10 secure tho election ol Mr..
Pierce, Iha, it sill be utterly impossible to shape
The course of public affairs to suit the desires Of
alb Some muSi be disappointed, and most
bi,IeT warfare viii soon CONFERENCE.-The already
eomneneej--btiween" "old Gngies" and young
Amerira," Free Suffers aud Slavery cx'epsi,n.
ism, Filibus,ers aud Anti FlibutIsrS; each dl,
vision seeking to WELD the government so asto
promo,e It's peculiar views. Mr. Pierce will
have more difficulty 10 organizing cabinet than
any PresdenI that has preceded him. 10 The
mssa lime ws will wait patiently, and look on,
disinsstessedIy, y, aI This dog eatdog war for place
and power.
We have peace in ell our borders. No pow.
eT. either domestic OT trans. atlantic, ai PTesen.
meUaees us. Peace and plenty abound. The
psospecI Of an Abundant harvest, next year, Is
no, So nausring as could be desired which
produces a steadily increasing price in bread
stuff.
Fl RoPE - In London. on Ihe first Of Novem-
Der, ihc National Reform League met Liue
business aeems 10 have been transacted.
letter from Koasu.h was read, which must have
,skenihe persons present BY surprise. He tells
England that she is weddod to her idols. aud
,oRAs 10 sxpea q uid from her for suffering
Hungary. Tho wealthy classes by whom the
s.masersI cid" must be furnished, il furnished
e, ell. have DO sympathy with Democracy
They are we'll enough as they Are. They hate
revolutions. They always suffer .hereby. and
sAsy aTs disposed 10 10. Ihe world wander al It's
owu sweet will. KOssu.h. although invited, re-
fused 10 speak in England, dseming ii useless
labor, ..................,.. ....... .. .
Parliament met on the 4Ih ulI There ls no
INDIGESTION Of the policy OF The new government
on he subject Of projections. The ministry has
strong pvoclviIies 10 favor Of q protective duty
on bread sIUffs, While the Commons uTe largely
10 favor Of free trade. comPrOmse is sought
70 b eAse.ed. bu, il Is no, aI all probable it will
saceeed. The manufacturing districts are in (a'
xos al e.uade while the rural districts are in
favor Of tariff The probability 10 thar Man
ehessrs end, Sheffield will rule England, as they
rule lhe Uni.sd States. Hon. C. S. Lelevre, a
s.auneh free trader, has been elected Speaker
Of me House OF Commons.
The ,wo great questions which Al present d.
vide the people u England, and are asi'a'ed in
their Lrgislsure, are protection. and an ex'en'
siOa VI she right Of suffrage. One party being
In favor Of free trade and universal sUarOge !;
wAile Ihe oshev lavOrs high duly and resWic'
tioa of the elective franchise. Between these
sao sElsemcs are number OF factions styling
shemselsss conservatives. and they comprise q
xssy sespecssbls portion O The people and egis.
lasase. lis probable sheir inHarncs wil work
eompsoaise Of ,he extremes, and moderate
dusy on impos,s. and limited extension Of the
right Of ssGfsge will DO the result.
The Tspesis Of the markets vhIch reach US.
indicate sseady rise. !. il on This account
sAa. the pncs q whea. and a,ur has advanced
siah 10. 5a-s; n
IsEEaEp.--iThe iOPIe. upon which Irish jour.
ssls ere o. present most loquacOus. is The COO.
.sasHE avesm sf emigration thai conIinaes TO flow
Ilsam Ihs emerald Isle. Many and various are
lhs coDjectdred causes OF This extraordinary ex
odus and the imagiualions Of statesmen are
busted 10 iprmirg cOnieesurd results shs1 are 80