Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-22
ATcrrihle RrOndsIde.

"IHe NeW York Teacher is the organ OF
the Common Schools of the Empire State. 1t
is edited by T. W. VALENTINE, decided Demo
crat. Like the Ohio JoarR0t T Education" p"
it is conducted 6y an association of teachers
and has bigh position among the educational
works ofthe Union. We call the attention Of
the Statesman, Cincinnati Enquirer, and Loco
foco editors generally, and the CT Veland
Plain Dealer especially, to what the New York
paper says about the course Of our LocofOcos,
towards Mr. ANDREWS II ever the terms
"hypocntical and sneakiny" were well applied
they ate in the case.
Since our exposure Of Mr.. BARSEv's course,
at Dayton. no paper has dared TO stand in
his defence Mr.. B has been in this city, but
he neither denied what we said, or authorized
any one else 20 deny them. Some of most
prominent teachers in the State kBOw that our
relation was true, and knowledge of these
things has operate powerfully to induce the re-
hecting and intelligent friends Of our common
Scshool system TO support Mr. ANDREWS, for
Commissioner. There is nothing more certain
than that his election is essential to the ener.
getc and successful prosecution of the sys
tenn. But read the scatching remarks of this
New York educational journal Ohio State
JourRdi.
Matters ia Ohio.
The Cleveland Piaindeoler-a paper which
We have been accustomed to swear by, poti-
clllv, for years past---is out against LoRAN An
DREws, as candidate for State Superintendent,
in the meanest kind Of article. And what
think you, is the head and front of his offend
my? Is be not competent? They dare not say
that Is he incapaCtated on account of any
previous delinquency, or is his character such
as torcndcr him unworthy Of this high pos?-
This is not pretended Is il simply because he
is whig? This may be the cause, but il is
not the one assigned What then can be
the reason Why be must not be placed in po
sltion for which he is so cminently qualified by
biz tastes, his talents, and his prolcsSion2---
Why, tell it not in Gath--becaHSe he WQS tie
first named for He pidct DY CONVENTION OF
SCHouLMksTEgs!
Who ever heard Of such eirrontcry before l.
The union is again in danger, and safety COM
mitJee must be appointed at oncel Ii school
masters are to be allowed to go on in this way
chen our liberties are already gone--hook and
line, bob and sinker
bul5 StIlouSl}, tHc t0tHUtWET - GCLlNS a
par unworthy of itself It's course on all ques
ton has heretofore been honorable and manly
but in this it is both hypocrtical and sneaking
It's real objection to Mr. ANDREWS is that he
was whlom whig, and that paper must needs
advocate the election Of democrat. Let it
come out, then, and say so, and acknowledge
that the article in question was dictated by a
jealousy Of the general and increasing popular
iy of Mr.. A. among all classes Of the people in
the Buckeye State.
Wherever ere are known, our politics are
"known and read of all men," We are a
democrat. "dyed in the wool;" always acted
with the party with which the Plaindealer is
connected; at this time hold an office (such as
it is ITO which %5 were elected bv :sllle demo-
cratic party, an1 expect to act with that party
o.il so long as tits right; but we unhesitating
y declare that if we were now resident of
Ohio, no political feeling nor party screws
could keep us from going the whole figure for
Mr.. ANDREWS II we thought there was any
danger that any democratic schoolmaster in
that state would vote for any one else, we
would say more, but enough for the present