Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-06-01
GIT Is FINIsHED.v

pleted. The Bill passed the Senate in the same
ihape that i was when 1t left the House. The
roll Of infamy is complete. Douglass & Co.
have at last triumphed over Liberty. The deed /
Of shame was perpetrated BY him and his ne.
iarious allies. in open violation Of the expressed
sentiments oftheir constituents. Howe yer fair
the prospects may have been, for the Admins
tration in its out set, il is now blasted. All at
tempts on the part OF its friends to patch up
and cover over this late infsmy, are fruit
less. No "mant!e Of charity" can be found
sufficient to clothe this hdeous monster. and
hide it from the gaze ofaniuSulted anG betray-I
ed people, giau- A ~ br
To whom is this iniquity cbargeable ? With
outhesitation We answer--Ghe Locoioco party,
headed by Douglas g. Co. upon the right wing,
and Gen. Pearee d Co. upon the left. Not
withstandng many Of the Locofoco organs, Of
the small fry, ostensibly oppose this "bill Of
abominaions."' yet il is clearly and unequlyoc-
ally an Administration measure, supported by
its organs; ard its passage through Congress,
aided by them by every possible means. 90
VIXEN its passage through the house was ef-
fected, shouts Of triumph issued from the or
gaps Of Pearce & Co. The Fiain Dealer, the
Pearce organ for Northern Ohio, INDUCED in
long editorial lahding this act--leading off as.
follows -
1--WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY AEDTHEY ARE OURS"
"7He Nebraska Bill has passed the Hoass BY
ll3 TO 1907 Such is the joyful news brought
by telegraph this morning. The triumph was
achieved on the night OF the ED about | |
O'Clock. To the Democracy who have cheered
and sustained this noble measure from the start,
we tender our warmest congratulations, and to
the band Of patriots, true as steel, who have
passed it through the House with courteous,
yet unhinching zeal, our sncerest and most
grateful thanks.
Indeed, of this Congress, in both branches, we
may well be proud"
After extolng those who voted for tie Bill,
and exalting over the "rOH Of glory" it bursts
forth again in the following flow of soul
"The passage Of the Nebraska Bill, thank
| Heavenl put IN end to the reasonable abolition
frenzy which has at times threatened to split
this model Republic in twain; and which, in it'
ianatical madness, like the youth who fired
the Ephesan dome" seems to seek nothing bu
an Immortality of nfamy. 1t will have it. but
not by the contamination OF its internal plots
From this time the abolition party is dead
dog" el
This ia but in keeping with the united action
Of the party in power throughout the whole
scene of dark deeds. The whole scheme was by
them brought into existence, and by them nurs
ed to manhood. Had not the EIGHTEEN
"professed Democrats from the NORTH, voted
for Richardson's motion to suspend the rules
to take up the Kansas Nebraska Bill it would
not have been reached this session, perhaps
never in its present shape. o'
4 We are proud to say, that in all questions
touching the passage Of the Bill, not one Viii.
from the North gave it his sanction, But il
every instance the South had Northern allies
in the ranks Of the Democracy, to do the bid
ding of their masters; and in every vote taker
there were Democrats voting in opposition Il
liberty, and in favor of the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise ,--nor was Ohio left unrepre
sented in these acts Of perfdity, servile TO th
slave interests, there were those of the Democ
racy who were willing to record their vote il
favor Of the repeal A6I
The following is list Of the Representative
. from The Free States who voted for the irepes
Of the Missouri Compromise on its final pas
sage .sss4s. as ie .s.aa.4
MAINE--M Moses Mcdonald.
New IiAMPsHiRs-Ha Hubbard.
MAssAcHusErTs--None.
RHODE lsLAND-None.
. VERMONT
OoNNscTTcUT Colin NJ. Ingersoll. @
New YoRK--Thos. W. Cummings, Franc
B. Cutting, Peter Rowe, John ]. Taylor, Wn
NJ. Tweed, Hiram Walbridge, VIM. A. Walker
: Mike Walsh, Theo r. Westbrook--9.
{ New JENsEY--Samuel Lily. George Vail.
i PEESsYLvASIA--Samuel A. Bridges. John
l Dawson, Thos. B. Florence, j. Clancy Jone
VIM. H. Kurz, Jno McNair, Asa Packer,
Z Robbins, Jr, Christian NJ. Slraub, Wm. 4
Q Witte, Hendsick B. Wright--li 1e 'a''
y 0HIo-Davld T. Disney, Fred. w. Gree
|, Eeson B. 0lds, Wilson Shannon-4. .'aa
y MicHeAN-Samue CLARK, David Stuart
:. lSDIANA--John g. Davis, GyrusL Dunbar
. Norman Eddy, VIM. II. English. Thomas
! Hendricks, James H, Lane, Smith Miller--7
/. lLtiNois-James g. Allen, Willis Allen. '
= A. Richardson 5a tee go ftiha i
!. Iowa Bernhardt Hem. elnl 3ada oa
u iWiseoNsN- None .t
CALrToRNA Milton G. Latham, Jas H. N
$, Dougall-9. as Raaw ad oSa
n, gTorAt--FJrty-Four rRArroRs l''F ST hF
60 Mark it | All Democrats--not one WI
Next week we will publish a complete list
!, ! the members as they voted on the final passa
- of the Bill in the House.