Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-31


The southern Rhase Of Dsmocracy.
e. From under this aheadw we take the following
from the Ohio State Journal, and ask that
every candid Alti Nebraska men Of this county
peruse and ponder wen over the statements
contained in it,and il hs do not vithus,lssl con
yincsd Of the necessity Of UNITY of action Of all
And.NsbraAka men, be hea Know Nothing.
or an anti Know Nothing, we shall pity him
because Of The Egyptian blindness into which
he hes fallen, We clip this article because
the sentiments contained in ltFas to the great
danger Of anti Nebraska men falling out by the
way side and cutting each Others lhFoatp. whilst
oar enemies step in and become our masters.
ara 90 much batter portrayed in laagaags.than
We could have given them, that twe chesFeally
submit 4 70 our readers. and again say read,
.--IsAeol., - 80 vsa4u-S b NC - j
'.In tho Northern States the adyoestss Of the
.Nebrasks fraud, and The supporters Of the pro-
Slavery Administration, pretend 10 oppose the
Know Eothings because hey are said 10 be
hostile TO the foreigners. In the Southern
States, this reason does not exist in the aFgu.
Imsnts Of the Administration organs There,
the great objection TO the order is, that it 10
anl-SlAyery, and opposed 10 the interests of
The slaveholding population Of the South. We
could 6llcolumns 10 establish this position. -
Mr.. Stephens Of Georgia opposed the Know
NSihingS solely because lhey are opposed to
.slWery.u The Richmond Enquire, Of The lsth
.instI. says, lie has thesagaclty 70 discern. and
the conrage,to denoahce Toe anti Slavery aim
and Tendency Of The Know Nothing order.'
The. South Side Democrat, Q warm ad- \
miniStralion pro-SlRYeTy paper Of Virginia.
comments as follows upon the anteOedents of
Gov Gardner, and the KuoE-Nothings Of Mas
sachusstts; a-. ssleg al lsl b ~
ss,',In his inaugural address, delivered less
than nine mouths aimee. Gardner denounced
the Nebraska bill in the most unmeasured
terms, and clamorously insisted on ils unoOn
diLional repesl. In the same document he de-
-nouuced the Fugitive Slave Law, aud ealls for
ats repeal. l.-5 o. .sag8a ssll .Heaa /
Ia correspondent of the sEnquirers writing
from Milledgeville. Georgia, says Senator
'ToOmbs openly deR0unOss the Order, and says
their doctrines arc not only pernieious. but
DANGEROUS 10 the South" A correspondent of
that paper calls the Know Nothing Order 20
.miAers6le ofspring Of Abolitionfsn. 80 -
In deuoapeing the Rev, DR.. Breckenridge
tor bis famous hltefip fsyOr Of the order. ths
"6r. Breofenridg. halss slavery, and sP
proves any moyemt nj tbat promises 70 extirpate
4. the. EVIL He il pp old and ipveterate Wing;
was candidate for the last Reform Conveptioa
in Kentucky took ground in the cshvAss in ta.
yor Of emancipating tbs slaves. and was badly
beaten upon the issue. Now he iss Know
Nothing. There is no incOpsistehcy 10 bis
conduct He bss only changed the mode Of
his warfare against slavery. He i fighting
: now with more effective weapon"
Under tie head Of Facts Of the people,
-she Riebmond Enquirer, among others arrays
the following obTgcs agaiustths Know 'Noth-
"lrnA YAcr-Thst the Know Nothings
in the Free States have elected none but AboH.
tticnish and FreesoilerS 10 the Congress Q. the
United Slatos. e.s,t
Or rsA YAcr--That every Representative
from the Free States in the Congress or Senate
.of the United States that the Know Nothings
have excited ov assisted to elect, is IN favor the
xepeal OF the Nebraska bill. aud the repeal or
modification Of the Fugitive Slave Law. s.
Iru A fAcr-- That every Governor elected
BY the Kpov; NOthiDgs IN the Free States Is an
9GIu'Drl' SSv e ! SAdt-TbsstSs sf.ad councils d
Ebs Know. Nothings In Massachusetts. PeDnsyl.
vsnia and New Hampshire, have passed strong
AboItiOu and anii-slaysry resolutions
:, ssIf "a FAcT--Thst the lsadsrs of the
|. RnoM.N NothiagD 10 Kentucky are, OF has been,
Emaneipalionists wherever that question has
kssu agiIs.sd. and that they dare moi deny shis
slasemenL. =. D., &s.a. s.x,.ss -.
: yafTI 4 y1cr--Tbst not one OF The facts
seovs stated can be Eu.e ielIy denied ey any
RaaafntA, sdw. okse .Ssea, 5 . .gba.
= This Is fhe view taken Of 4his question 10
Virginia, and an .oyer ths SaEeholdipgs South
IN ~ .Adminisiretiop LocoiQcos, They eonni
hst Kncw-N -NOthiDgism besawseg tis aespFo-sIa:
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