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


would be in favor Of he free expansion Of
southern population. or as lhe duPes Os'impos.
turs would term It, The extension Of slavery |
Every battle fought in Mexi0O, and every dol |
lar spent there. but insures the acquisition Of
territory which shall widen the Geld Of Southern
enterprise and power in the future. And the
hnsl result will be tOre.adjust the whole bal
auce Of rover 10 the eonfedsraey so As to giEe
US Tths South the control over the OperatiO" Of
bthe government In all time TO eome.--iSOuA
Caroline Popsr. 1a 81 maaa % L.
After We shalt have offered Spain fair
price for Oubs, far beyond its present. value'
and this shall have been refused, i viii then be
time 70 consider the question; does Cuba, 10
the possession Of Spain, seriously endanger our
internal peace and the existence OF our cherish
ed Union
Should this question be answered In the sf-
6rmativs. then, by every Law, human and d.
vine, We shall be justified in wrestling 1t from
Spain, Il we possess the pOwsr.--Jas. BHchd"-
an 49,. fs iea ai 4" "4.
Mr.. Buchanan was neither my FIRST nor my
second choice for the Presidency but as a rep
ressnta,ives Of type OF principles, and stand
: inc boldly as he does upon the Baltimore Plat
t form. upon which General Pierce was carried
! into power enlarged, improved and strength
ened as it has been by the supplemental reso
Iutons adopted at Cincinnati, and by which res
olutions our principles, AS PRACTICALLY
: ADAPTED TO THE TERRITORY OF
i KANSAS. have been re-eudolsed by the A
: merican Democracy and their nominee. | coul'
not be uufaithtul to the man withou: treaeher!
: to the principles he represents. bully BROOKS
e HxRBERr AND KEArISe-Any provOcatlon tina
IS NAV have been given for the assault upon hlr
d bv the body Of walters, Was at the most apro'
r, ocatiou of words, and such provoca'lon as
g servant should not have right to resent an'
A. If white men accept the Offices OF men'als
should be expected that they will do SO With
c. 0oorehension of their relation 20 society, al
a. the disposition quietly to ercounter oo'h u
W rasnousibililes aud the liabilities which the
ct ladou imposes Charleston Standard
Ia Sumner and Summers friends must be pu
1t, ished and silenced. Government which ca
Of not suppress such crimes as theirs, has iall
he Of its purpose. Either such worthless worthless mus'
HUNG, or put 10 the Penitentiary' or the sou
.he .ho,,d prepare at once to quit the Union
on Richmond Enquirer.
,la On. hundred and sixty acres to every t
it Slavery Settler. To every Free So"er'
ere foe, by two. Atchison's Toast
elp The South now maintains that Slavery
}od ,cbt natural and necessary, and does not
the mend upou difference Of complexion The Ia
nd Of the Slave States justify the holding
yes WHITE MEN in bondage. Richmond EFa0
10 er. I'LL.
low The South willnot submit for moment
ated the election OF Fremont aud Dayton '--'4h9
ere, Fillmore's Albany Spescd' .ftl.
nent The people of dftesn sovereign States
ITo' never passively submit, # the strength y
hOm fusiouists in the lower House of Congress
ern' comes augmented BY Presidential Powe
H. Preston S. Brooks.
show The election of Fremont would be the er
nat the Union. and ought to be.--Sena'or Zoo
ssary He wished every man who went to hans
me OF make il a FREE STATE was hung as big
main Hamsn, and If that were done there wOul
avery peace and quiet in the cOuntry,-0'"'
LdhHs. .a, .. ss ,e.
may No man is in priscnin Kansas who :
have not to be George Bliss. ..
right The Democratic party is the only part!
by the on which the slsvehold'Eg 'n'FrsS' -
" the Southern States can rely for support an
pture. in its projects of sE'sn'ion.-- Richmond
laVery rer. III
| YET The election of Mr. Buchanan VIII s ra
! EX. orice Of negroes FIVE iOld.-Henry a. NJ