Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-05-15
WHOLE NUMBER, 1871.

ward.-- the man Cato being The property of
the said Judge Drumm1nd.
Dated at Great Sal Lake City, this 2I..
day Of July, 4. D. 1855. J. A. HARKaEADRa.
What an ornament Of our civilization this
Utah will be when all these beautiful little ar
rangemeaIs are mpleted- C2eBeland Herald.
TAG AIBtNI CONPANY FOR RANsAs.-Tha
meeting Of Kansas Emigrants last evening ct
the Deavan House was highly in eresting and
gratifying A conference among the members
Of the company, eyinced a strong determination
to found new city il The Teri.Ory, to be called
after the name OF this CITY; and to which point
emigration from. New York should be directed
in future. under the auspices Of the New York
State Kansas Committee.
Charles II Brancomb. Esq. Of Boston was
called to the Chair, and addresses were made by
Samuel Smith, Of Lawrence, the Conduct9r Of
the Party, John c Bootse, ESQ in behalf OF the
Albany Colony, and the Hon. Brad ore r
Wood Chairman Of the New York StaJe Kan
sas Committee. The Company numbers about
| City menincuding the New England Party and
| is composed Of men in the very prime Of life
/ and vgor Of manhood, able to sustain them
selves in mental or physical struggle in any
part Of the world. Dr.. Nelson Rusk, Of Sluy-
vesant, Prof. NJ. Lafayette Norton. OF the
Fort Plain Seminary and Female Institute, and
]. c. Booth, Esq, Of Baiston Spas were mem.
bers Of the Party, which was composed Of
Teachers, Lawyer, Physicians, Farmers and
! Mechanics Of various trades. The Company
started this morning full of enthusiasm, hope
and determination to assist in making Kansas a
| Free State
1t happened that Missourian was present
at the meeting Of the Emf ,rants last night,
| whether as a true friend of Freedom or as an
emissary Of the Border Rufians was not as.
certaned
The New York State Kansas COMMITTEE in
tend to send another Colony about the mid lie
Of May AN. Ere. Journal
HYPocRTsr.-We fully eniorse the follow.
ing, which we clip from the Cincinnati Gos-
cite:
1T is noticeable fact that many OF the
prominent speakers at the recent celebration Of
the AnniVersy of the birth of Henry Clay, we're
Democrats. There would be more prOpriety in
their celebrating the anniversary Of his death.
After pursuing that great man all his long life
with the vilest ISLANDERS, denouncing him as a
gambler, a alibertine, murderer, and everything
that was false, mean and vile, they now have
the unblushing efrontery to stand up in the
face of men whose Indignation at the ferocious
ialsehoOds has scarcely subsided, and pretend
that they always admired Mr.. Clay that always
hSG implicit faith in his purity and patriotism,
and that they considered his death great ca
lamty to the country.
We know of nothing more shameful and dis.
gusting than this hypocrisy, and every true
friend Of the patriot Of Ashland, must turn with
lOathing and contempt from the politicians who
are trying to make political speculation out
Of the fame Of Henry Clay. These fellows evl-
denty think that
Lmperious Caesar, dead and turned to clay,
Might stop a hole to keep the wind away;
and to such base use are they nov putting the
revered memory of the great American Orator,
Statesman and Patriot"