Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-13


ns parry slss and IN spirit oi mutual sasriase Ar.
lssguiug ogether 20 uad' ths greet :,oas 10 compel
The .a;h 70 orsgeei her cor roussso repeal the As
rsPeAnag 'ne As~sad compact and % rsgist Al ~
aaxrfds .as admission u Kans4a - Have StAte A.
asaAl the oh resorts 70 her stale thJash hitherto
accesdul threat 81 dissolution Of the tlon, and sneh
saoast D. ss a. me Pod aud Uoios d tina city, and
d, o,hsrs sheh support Plaes's must sgbservien' and
digacsfnl sdmiustrsd1n take up the Old cry OF Dough
Faces ana lasty charge dsunion and treason upon al
who vii sot tsmely yes eoEardy yield 70 the onward
march Of the slavery prop pAgandiSs
fof our part We have strong stsehmens % ne pn-
In vsnerated sshsr Who Whsn The solemn thanders
Of he esnsont The bsfle Of Banker Bin oSomed upoa
hls cara Ist hh plough IN ths iurFov, shoudsred biz
mnskst and with his fathers blessing hurried 70 take
HE pace IN the ranks Of his coantFys defsndars and
who proved bic patdOtsm At Long Island, At Monmouth
and Trenton, early taught u 70 love Union which
hsd cost 80 much, and which is hauowed By 90 many
precious msnoies. No act Of ours shall ever usntOny
endsngsr the peace and perpetuity Of Union which
Numbers among he founders the Fathers Of the Revolu
tioa. But the Union established for the better
promotion Of liberty not oppressiOn-for equal right,
not Aggresson-for Justice, and not iniolerable wrong
We bold 70 be the Gre, duty o every good otIsns 70
resist oppression and injustice a the hands Of bis
government ~ soon as from the hands Of fOrgn power
tyrAnney no lees tolsfabls q Washington than st
Ct London The ch6racssr Of The citizens Is involved IN
that Of hls governmsnk and hence when he q sqhec.
to Acs Of oppreaon and injustice, be dochy injured
both In BIZ hghs and in hia feelings
We bold The repeal Of the Missouri ConpFomise, IN.
der eli lts cFcamssncss and 10 vss Of he present and
prospective Scets, vhlch srsady developing them.
vss 70 Be b the greatest ousrags Il vas possible for
the g0vsrmsnt 10 ineict upon Ihs rights and feelings
Of she free SrAiesa wanton cot Of Injustice and Op
preston which has not rsdsemng quality 10 excuse
il. As such We deem The duly, the hghtOf syery eit
SEQ Of the free States ell legal aud constitutions
means 70 Obtain redress BY insisting that the repeating
act shall be repealed and Kansas refused admission int
the Union except a. . tree etste. Patriotism honor
justice, religion, all alike dictate this policy.
But We are met on the thresh0ld Of efforts with
the cry Of dsuniOn. II you form ssctonal party, VI
are told the South viii dissolve the Union. Our reply
that not our fault We be accountable for th'
acts Of the South. II yoa repeal the prOvso repeating
the Missouri Compromise, says the South shall TAXI
Il a. en- assault upon our Institutions and will dissolve
Il the Union We cannot prevent the 'uh undertaking
q very foolish, nay, very mad act tor people In bel
position but are We therefore accountable for her rash
ness and iOllyP Snail we be deferred from asserting
our rights and from redresng our wrongs, because th
y south threatens to commit suicide
We are not In favor Of sectional parties but We bay
o no resource but 10 form one because the South in
body, Wing and Democrat, has declared IL will OPpOs
the repeal Of the late inquitOus invasion Of NorIhelI
As ghts II there any persons In the South willing
r. On the North In obtaining the restitution Of the pAtr
mony wrested from rs BY violence we bid them vel
M come most heartily nnd readily. We opposed h
the dissolution Of the Union. bnt do not how Cal
be preVened the South is In earnest In its threats
unless the North Is content submit be the "hest
Of wood and the drawer Of water" to Slavery forever
ae In word then We consider TO be the solemn dut
Northern voter 70 exercise bis right Of suffrage in sue
manner as will restore to the North s violated parmc
70 nv free from the curseof Slavery. and will oppose
u eeciuA barrier 70 the further ehcroachment Of SLAYER,
ct and that no threats Of disunon should deter him o
ho the arm determined pursuit Of his object Then III
Il South dssovss the Union, the gnOmy, as well aS COZ
seousnoes Of the parrcide act will upon her. 81
y instituted the movement she invaded rights,
a. than whom deprived Of the fruits Of her evil doing 81
be- laws saeTRous hand upon thsemple Of national uniO
at eementad by the blood Of fathers and the tradition
= aud memories OF our glory and greatness, on her VI
rest the everlasting off people who razed the ten
ola o liberty from love Of the sbhOrredsysem Of chat
60 slavery.
ye Were the free States even certain that the Sou
would dissolve the Union 10 consequence Of resOlu
IN determination on the part Of the North 70 recover
Nsbraska territory and main tain 10 free from the cuT
~ Of slavery this calamity should ont deter them NC
IL claiming th act Of Justice. But We have no Tear OF
en- such event. Slavery may, sooner or later, and m'
h. probably will, dissolve tho UniOn bot me South
not take 90 terrible lesp Into the dark Suf OF ana'c
= and uncertainty question in whgh, aacorang tou
admission Of her greatest men, she 10 ~ clearly IN
IN wrong Az long shecan fFghen and bully the nor
he with heFimper0us demands BY tnea
no Of disunion she will be very SLOW TO take tie aw
- s.ep she has 90 Hippanty suggested q means
oneratng on Northern fears and patriotism Pit L'a'