Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

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er made use Of the language attributed to il
above, and that paper has so stated more than
once
Error No, 9. Garrison did make use Of the
above language. but is no more Republican
than the Editor who would lie for the prOmOtiop
Of his party. Garrison has not voted with any
party for upwards Of fheen years. and recog-
nizes no party In recent speech be used
the following language;
What party at the North dare meet this is
sue9 1.-THE disunion resolutions Of Alabama =
Will the Republican party, even TO save Kan
sas9 ThLt party avOWs its fealty to the Union.
come what may. What does it propose to do
10 regard TO slavery in the District Of COlum'
bia! Nothing. What as truthing the abOli-
ton Of the interstate slave trade? Nothing.
What in reference TO the repeSl Of the
Fugitive Slave Law? Nothing. Nothing, ex-
cept to submit to It all, endorse itall, and shout
Our glorious Unionl it must and shall be pre-
srrvedr The Republican party has only ge-
ogrsphisal aversion to slavery. lis morality
on that subject is bounded By SO deg. 80 min.
North latitude. 1t is complexiOnal party,
exclusively for white men, not for all men,
white or black ....-
Error No, s. Henry Ward Beechtr never
made use Of the language attributed to him a.
hove, except in connection with other language
which would change the whole force Of the
expression. He said. substantially, that 'un-
der some circumstances Sharpe's rifles were
better than Bibles' be then illustrated his re-
mark in such manner that no honest man
could find fault with his language.
Error No. 4. N P Banks used o:her Ian
guage in connection with the above, which so
changed the sentiment that it was entirely un-
Objectionable. He said;
Although AN not one Of that class Of men
who cry for the perpetuation of the Union,
though | am willing in a certain state of circum-
stances to let il Slide have no fear for its
perpstuation. Rut let me say, if the chief OBJ
ject of the people of this country is to maintain
aud propagate chattel property 10 man, in other
words, human slavery, this Union cannot and
ought not to stand -
Error No. s Chas L. Raymond is as black
as the ace of spades, but he is not Republ.
can. He is on the stump at present for Ger
rit Smith. the Abolition candidate for Pres.
dent.
Error. No. g. S. S Foster is a white man,
but he also advocates the election of Gerrit
Smith, and pitches into the Republicans as
bitterly, (but, let us hope, more honOrably,
than the Editor we refer to. ...
Error No.7 Wendell Phillips is as bitter
an opponent of the Republican party as s. s.
Foster. ...
OF the Boston Chronicle we know nothing
but judging from the fact that every other par
of the article is false, we think we are justified
in calling the charge Its being frCm Repab
lcan source, Error No. 8.
Now, we submit to the public: Is the publ
cation of such extracts as we have quoted a
bove honorable under ary circumstance? Is
cause good one which needs such lalSifyng
to bolster it up? We have confidence TO be.
lieve that the people will rebuke all such false
hoods at the ballot box. and administer quiet
but severe and pointed rebuke to their promul
gators. - Belmont Chronicle