Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-20

Mobs and Their AdvOcates.
The Democracy sghs with keener weapons
thaa mob violence or Tevolysrs Cred into The
hearts Of public officers in The x eulion o. she
laws Of shs Ind--and those are weapons that
lal-ays gain the hssic'Ory- Truth and Ju.tse--
Las a. eonsiitutiOn.-I ICiizen
Alb indesdl Since whru. We would ike 10
know Since he session Of l64s-s 10 the
Ohio Legpl4'urs. whsa Old Ia, Letter took
charge Il ne LOeOfoeOs as speaker % aud
kept the Wings from honestly. hOnorably aud
lsyq1yg gauizpg ihe House Of epressHiAayesl
Where certain Col &. W Asgun. blus-
trripg b'asg4H, threatened the Wings with
nsb violence Il they did nvt suEsr themselves
10 Be is,lbY the Done Locos2 6
When TAos. ". Dor Of Rhode Island ar
rayed himself against the laws Of Rhode lslaud
did the 50 called Democracy condemn him
No They were @Of his osn tribe and kin
dred2 --lhey encouraged him. and urged him
Oul Where slept the thnndeFs Of The Loco
press when poor L0VJoy Was slain at Alton
He was citizen Of the State Of Illinois; was
not bis life Ofequal value with that Of officer
B.tehsIdsr Yea bis murder was prrmediated,
and in The most deviIish cold blood Where
vas the holy horror Ofths LocOs a; mObs when
w. L. Garrison vas snalched ruthlsssly from
a female prayer meeting and with halter
IL l. st.~ n,
ton? All. they we're as gentle as sucking
doves. then.--Did not Amos Kendle deel.re
thai the "pHblic sentiment in any community
Was higher than the law?" That. il seems 10 D
as would justly the late mob Al Boston, Did
not Mr.. sldslI say in the U s. Senate, hat
"iu spite ef all your statutes. If the standard
"0f revolution was hois.ed in Cuba, no adj
"minis,ralion can prevent our ci,izsns from
''aocking tither in great numbers? A demo
cratic President would not desire to do Ill"
While the Boston mob was in progress Gid
not the Administration papers in Washington
do their utmost TO ineite The people to personal
violence against senator Sumner Wien the
baby-freezing citizens Of Erie we're in open
hostility 10 tie lawsfOr weeks and months. did
a Locofoeo President, or LOcofoco Governor
take single step towards quelIing that mob?
Oh. yes, YOU are greas party 10 talk about
having ''keener weapons than mob violence or
revoIvers" to fight with A great party to
talk about truth and justice" being your
weapons To talk about Law and Constitu-
ton. being. .irfsxibie Of yo.F households
Oh. yes. you are great party--a very grea
party, indeed.-BeImont Chronicle. s'fsS
BEER DRrskISa Medical men, ssys DR..
Gordor, are familiar with the lac. that beer
drinkers in London can hardly scratch their in. y
gers without the risk ofthrir lives A copious
London beer drinker is one vital part, wears
Li. heart on bis sleeve: bare 10 death wound
even from rusty nai or ileclaw"of a eat.''- ai
Sir Aster Cooper on one occasion, was called
10 diayman who mad received an injury in
his fnger from smail splinter of stone = ~
SuPpuradon had taken place. This Distinguish z
ID surgeon opened the small ahcess with kis e
lancet On returning be discovered lbat he
bad forgotten his lancet ease; going for this,he g
TOund his patient ia dying state Every
medical man in London" coneludes thesameg
writer "dreads, above all thing. sibeer drink
sr for patieat.'' 80
way was ons dav sne. Lins of he arora,