Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-08-11
Wing Prospects.

] Nnta fFo>pfcfs.
Never have We seen the prospects Of the
whig party more aattering than at the present
time. Notwithstanding the cry of lOcofocO
editors. throughout the State that "lhe Wing
party is dead" As for Carroll County We speak
understandingly. when we say the prospects
ofthe Whig party were never more eneOura.
ging. The locofoeos in this county have come
70 the conclusion that the Ehig party has some
life in il yet. You would lhiLk so to see how
busy they are in laying plans, and arranging
the ropes for ihe October election.
There seems to be a determination, on the
Part Of every whig to go into the contest with
zeal and energy, and whenever this kind Of feel
ing is manifest the locOfOcOs may as well
come down." for there can be 10 show for
them whatever.
In Carroll county, the days Of loeofOcoism is
fast being spent The pcOPle-the sOvsregns
are beginning.to understand how these party
demagogues Glove the dear people" They
see that the love bestowed must be paid for
with dimes and dollars We opine that at the
next October election there will be rebuke
administered to the locoIoco party that will be
remembered for years. There is great
change being wrought in the minds Of the
thinking portion Of the people throughout the
entire State, and ere long the locOfocos who
have beenso long plunderng our public Treas
uries will be brought 10 meet the reward so
justly meritcd.
A WILD Car .ScRENr-The Gin Enquirer
exposes scheme Of John S Dye whose De-
tector has been extensively circulated, to i'm.
pose upon the people of theWcst spurious
and totally irresponsible currency, in the shape
OF checks Of THE City Exchange Co, Of Mem
.phis, Tenn" on John S Dyes banking house,
Cincinnati. These shinplasters have appear
ed in that City. To have their way, Dye
quoted them, in his June Bank Note Mirror, as
at par This was before they appeared This
Tennessee company has no banking powers
was Incorporated to build merchants cxchange
and is altogether a worthless and unauthorized
concern IN its new phase. The Enquirer says
the credit Of DYES DetectOr is ruined by this
operation, as It is shown tc be used for mprop-
er and corrupt purposes. Look out for all
such operations.
! This same Jno S. Dye, six years ago, pub
lisbed THE Working Mans Advocate" in
Malta, (opposite Nc Counelsville, Morgan Co.
At that time he was full blooIed locofoco,
and a hard money mon-So much so that his
name was used as equivalent 10 the "hard".-
Forinstance, il you were about TO pay out
specie. you always "forked over" the "Ready
John Dye" This is fair specimen Of the ha-
ted locolocos bear for 'shinplasters,' &c, Just
as long as there is no money to be made at ira
ding in the Rags" just that long are they
down on Banks for the circulation of a paper
currency. But let an opportunity present it.
felffor speculation in paper money, and you
find these anti bank "Ready John De" men
the very first to engage in it. and resort to
the meanest kind ofschcmes TO accomplish their
purposes. When we hear locoloco harp
ing about "shinplastcrs," rags" "trash," &c,
we always think Of Jno s. Dye, the Cincinnati
Locofoco Broker. The Cincinnati Enquirer
says "the credit of Dyes Detector is ruined by
this operation" Individually, we never had
any confidence in the honesty of the man, or
his Detector knowing as we did the many
changes he had undergone in sentiment for the
purpose of enrching his pocket We have
some of these John Dyes in this community,
ard we advise all honest men to shun them, for
could they come big speculation over yor,
with "Rags," they will be sure to do it, let it
cost as much dishonesty as it would.
so much for Locofooo "hard. money" men.