Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-29

the Senate. and Is a conservative Yhig voted
Tor and aided in passing the Bank Laws under
which thr Ohio Banks now do business. At.
tended ! believe TO all The local affairs Of his
eon'liluents promptly, and made 40 efficient
aud useful member. and II elected viii have
both the will and The power to e1i ose the
proiigaie legislation Of the lhst two sessions.
and show eonelasively wherein those reform
and relrenehment Democrats have deceived an
honest and eObddiUg people. Cup, Is II be.
lieve an orderly citizen. but no man has ever
seen, or pretended to see about him. one single
qualification for Legislator more than one hun.
dred other citizens Of the township in which
he lives. He at best could only follow the lead
Of some ultra leader Of the radical DemocraeT :
when in The Genera Assembly. just as he has
Hiwsys followed the leaders Of his party in
Carollton. He has neither the will nor the
power to do otherwise, and therefore is not to
blame for it: but il you permit one so totally
unfit to BE- elected, when you have the power
to prevent it, it is your fault and not his
The officer Of Treasurer OF the County next
comes under review, there you find John
Moody, the Wing candidate Moody, sA So
ber steady, industrious mechanic. and one
against whom SANDER and eaumny, with their
thousand tongues cannot, will not, and dare
not utter oRe syllable derogatOry to either his
good name, or his capacity To make good
Treasurer. Ills only offence is, that he is a
firm, though modest reliable Whig. His op-
Ponent George Y Hsmpson, the present in.
cumbent who now holds his Office bv the par.
TALLY of Whig votes, is a radical locoi6co
Democrat, who carries Wator on both sboul
ders. pretcnds at certain seasons to be Free
Soller, but is careful to throw the patronage
OF his Office, his vote and all he has at his dis.
posal into the hands OF the old line Democrn.
cy. He and his friends will no doubt be on
the look out for Wing voters to aid bitter par
uEan as lives, into place and power, wher. he
can give "Gid and cOaatort," in sustaining loco.
foeoism, sitting (as far as he can) Wing prin.
ciples, defeating Whig measures. and opposing Q
Wing men, Notwithstanding he never voted
for a Wing in Carroll county for any Office
whatever.
The Sheritfalty, is aspired for By John II.
Whi'craIt, Wing, and Joseph Close, Democrat,
NhlIcrsft, is | know well qualified for the of.
fee and would make a good Sheriff, his politics
as a Wing was never doubted, he is ft and
ought to be elected.
Joseph Close, Know little Of he is I am
told IN ultra Democrat, and may always b. re-.
lied on by his party TO DO the bidding of the
leaders. So far as his qualifications are con.
cerned don't know whether he is Ct, or unfit
for the Office Of Sheriff. l ON told he is \ re-
liable, and very ambitious Democrat and in.
trguelns poliicia1.
The Office of Commissioner Of the County
is now one Of Importance to the people, because
|, under the new laws many important duties
and some of them of u Judicial character de-
volve on the board, and sound policy requires
and public justice demands. that a competen
man be chosen to GIL the place. james
w. Mclaughlin, is the Wing candidate, he il
known to have all the capacity, judgment, ant
business tact, necessary to discharge tie duties
of the offce-his experience also, in the bust
mess department of The service all contribute Il
cal loudly for his election as a matter OF pub
lie good Ofhis opponent Matthew Crawford
the Democratic candidate il is only uscessar
to say that he is totally unfit; and no man @
sense who knows both the candidates dare lii
his iAoe and say TO community that Crawfor
has one half tn, qualifications Of Mclaughlin
his opponent,
For Directory Of In6rmary; the Why's have
William Nevln, man of good common sense
a farmer ShO lives near the iRGrmsry, he is
competent man.
The Democrats present Isaac CrumrinC, h
is citizen of CarrOllton. blacksmith by pre-
fessiOn, ofhis capacity | know nothing whethe
& or unfit.
For Auditor there seems to be more intensi
ty of feeling :han on any other office named
ipdecd acrimony and bitterness are Commingle
and mixed up with il at every step, Th
Wings offer John Blackburn, Of Brown towr
u ship, farmer, the Democrats A, S. Ramsey
a lawyer Of Centre. Blackburn has capacit
y y to make good officer, hes poor, but hone'
" man, and struggles hard TO raise his numerou
small, and helpless family in an honest way
! His opponent Mr. Rams y, is perhaps not de
ttute Of capacity to discharge the duties O. Il
office. aid if bold, cool, unblushng impudenc
lying, misrepresentation, and abuse Of Blacl
burn, his opponent, and that too by himself
his own proper person, are necessary to SUI
cess his chance for election is gool. He fror
the time! of Blackburn's nomination. has (