Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-18

the new IeTtftqftcss L..
have made up my mind Cor one that under no y
circumstances will consent 70 the further ex.
tension OF the area Of Slavery IN the Vpi1eo &
States or to the further increase of aaSeFePEe- o
.eutAticn in the House Of RspresenIadEes."-- v
Dan. Webster Ah5 o
,"Wherever there is afOOt ofIand to be kept i
from becoming slave territory. ! am ready TO Q
assert the principles Of the exclusion Of slavery"
Don Webster. IL
II repea. that never can and never will
vote and no earthly POwsr will ever make me
vote 10 spread Slavery over Territory where It
does not exist"--Bsnfy Clay. sae u.
"Now is the time for the North to plant tie
ELF on immovable Liberty ground. Now 'sthe
time to 6x permanently the boundaries Of sla'
yery. The South would have yielded to the
lust claims Of the North long ago if they had
been pressed with tenth part Of the 1enac''y
OF Southern claims. .as 1f a#a.a |
"Their claims 10 extend Slavery over Terri
tories now free is too prePosterous % be enter
tanned for mOnent BY any government now
existing on earth, and the miserable douGhtacss
: North who will parlsy with the South on
thus subjec; ought to be heldu to the public
: scorn and contempt by every newspaper in
in the land."--J. W. Gray IN Plaiadeatsr.
Resolved, That the msintanance Of the Prin-
cipe promulgated in the Declaration OF lnde'
: ncndence and embodied 10 the Federal ConsIl-
: ntou are essential to the preservation of our
! Repubcan institutions. and that The Federal
Y Constitution, the iyhts Of the State and the
. Union Of the States shall be preserved.-Re-
; publican Platform
n Il heartily concur in all movements which
have for their bect to repair the mischief arising
from the violation Of good faith in the repeal Oi
!, the Missouri Compromise | am opposed to
it Slavery in the abstract; aud upon principles sus
IN tanned and made habitual by settled conviction
I'd While feel inaexible in the belief that it ough
be not to be interfered with where it exists unde
e. IN, shield Of State Sovereignty, am inhexbl
# OPPOSED TO ITS EXTENSION ON THU
n CONTINENT BEYOND IT'S PRESEN'
n LIMITS. ~ c. Fremont. -
ed never owned one dollar in human flesh
oe and while reason holds its sway in my brain
y" never will.
- love nv wife with the most ardent aite
t;oU hut that wife NEST toll with her own hant
ro- rather than own the first dollar in human fies
six j, c. Fremont
a. I recognize neither American nor Anti-L
is merican. Wing, Democrat,or Abolition palle
de in The approaching contest; but simply unit
Iws of the people for Freedom and Kansas ana
OF arrest of slavery extension,--J. G. Fremont
ain "Free Labor the natural capital which co
st;tutes the real wealth of this great countr
to and creates that intelligent power In the mi
lard sss !, alone 10 be relied on as the bulwark
81 our Free Institutions. ns."--Frsmonfs Letter
will Acceptance. Il es-tes.sa.1 s5. ~ se1.
the IL | am elected TO the high ofhce for VII
be your partrality has nominated me- | VIII emo
r. yor to administer the Government according
the true spirit ofthe Constitution as it was Ut
ID Of stood by the great men who framed and ad
usbs. edit: and in such way as to preserve
as to Liberty and the Union.-J. c. Fremont
ii as -.....
d be WHAT WEBSTER, CALHOUN, AID OTHERS THOU
Sam. OF EEEMoNT'
..I have acquaintance with the Colonel
ought 7 am so favorably impressed as to him. th
would as readily him as any other iqdlVlo
: up. His integrity is beyond suspicion
the Calhoun
d aid "Col. Fremont is young otncef OF
E,soai- r,erit--one who deserves well OF his cou
far the bravery and ability with which ne
ise the charged his important and delicate ou0
-. a California. DON, Webster.
"Col. Fremont exhibited combInan'
energy, promp.itude sagacity and Pru0
retain which indicates the highest for CIV
y such military command That the country "
master ;rs,ice 10 his valuable and distinguished
ALTON =. 7 entertain not the slightest dou'
Knitting Senator Die.
on the "col Fremont, in my opinion, is the
,tc des. os,;orious American Of bis age now 10
he NOR tence. ~ Senator Allen.
the O'n' Tregard Col. Fremont as one OF 'n
heroic and successful officers in our arm arm
me plan army Of which Aay nation might be pro
TRY may Senator RusS
ton. Hon. J. G. FremOnt--The history
ATOMS Young man is highly interesting
If abhOr. h'a sAr,0' IN. nd .ulfering o il
.@ we,t are events known to the world,
Of the ma "''' 49,, n,v.,an. aas
~. His Collision with Kearnay u '