Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09


Zee, Will lbe dissnioa caucus held 10 the Cap
ital had resolved 10 influence the Senate to lay
over the then pending Nebraska bill. which.
With the Washington bill had passed ne
House BY large majority. The influence Of
that caucus prevailed and the Senate laid over
that bill until the sext Congress. thai plan
could Be maf'psa for he repeal of the Missouri
compromise" Here you have the starting
point for the eousummation Of that base fraud.
While The two parties IN the free States were
battling nObiy for the asce ndency Of their well
defined measures. the South was carrying in
to effect all their schemes of insult and aggres-
sion upon the North, and especially upon the
/ West They cut away under TyIer,our North
eastern territory to the size Of Scotland and
gave il to Monarchy. Then under Polk, aiier
he had voted to give away much of Oregon,
Mr.. James Buchanan, bis Secretary Of State.
gave to Monarchy Eve millions Of quarter sec,
tiOns Of land in Oregon Not yet satisfied with
his m0niAl devotion to Slavery, he gave por-
ticn Of Van KOover's Island - an island about
the size OF Cuba and far more valuable--to the
same power which lies south Of the line. While
James Buchanan was giving these gifts to Mon
d archy without asking the return Of dime, with
y the other hand he was offering two hundred
millions Of the peoples money for Cuba. Van
Koovei's Island wastfee territory and Cuba
slave territory. And what makes the cutting
away our free territory on the Northeast and
= northwest, and handing both over to Monar.
ch. is, as am mos! satisfactorily informed,
, that Great Britain did not originally SET up any
claim 10 either. The claims thereto were
drawn up, the arrangements TO sustain them
= we're written out and urged upon the British
Ministers at Washington by lhose southern
Shareholders and northern politicd hucksters
. this country to curtail free territory. There
you have the unexplained secret of the matter.
ns In 1859, the Baltimore convention changed
the cognOmen from Democrat to democratic
ID republican party - see proceeding and the
10 letter Of the committee. informing Pierce Of his
nomination )--Soule. Barber DC. The south
, ern papers made still farther change, to that
:" Of National Republican party"-lhe dough,
faces. to that OF National Democratic party and
. the Cincinnati convention changed il TO the
'' "American Democratic party. Who ever
heard Of oil these partes---the white blackbirds
c. and black swans? v hen ID Carroll denounC-
be ed all such, and they now meet with no more
ig favor with me than they did then.
be But il is needless to talk ola true JEFERRso-
g. MAN or Democratic party. It is gene
he where the Wing party went, and The few
O. blowers and strikers for the Pierce admins
m tralion, and the Federal Buchanan party in Ohio
q, who would fain make the people believe that
he they are Democrats, deserve the language Of
n' Pollock, who took a peep into the other world
al and in describing the hyPocriles said:
he "There he stood in all his naked deformity:
p He had stolen the livery Of Heaven
'r. To serve the devil in.'
to So it is with the greater portion Of the Buchan-
on an croakers-fees It wards, fat jobs on our pub
lie works and private aids, raise the wind and
q induce them to throw principles TO the ''dogs,"
70 and bend the plant hinges Of the knees 20 the
81 i.noble cause OF Slavery
" But it is needless TO dwell upon upon these
L. things. There is now no Democratic party or
es ganized any more than there is Wing party.
n. They are both swallowed up by their enemies.
ut But there are at this day t,Oo great political
d. parties. mean no disrespect in leaving of
il the lst the AbOlitioniss, whose standard bear
,e er is Gerrett Smith, good and great man, -
o The Fillmore and Buchanan platforms are SO
10 near alike that speak Of them as one. Hence,
IN repeat, there are two great political parties
Ic the one is the party Of Freedom, in the back
on ground Of which stands The Goddess of Lib
-. erty, with her wand surmounted with the ap-
e. propriate cap and sustained by democracy
r The other party is aparty Of Slavery, the con.
"a comitants of which are rapine and plunder--
,s murder and arson-roncubihage and polyga.
my,% The latter is represented by that old
70 iederslst James Buchanan, for whom no DEM
,. ocrat ofthe old JeAeponian school can possi-
m bly, vote, il be has taken pains to inform him,
j self. This / am able to subsIanIiate and make
clear before any intelligent community in Ohio.
care not who the Buchanan man might be
to oppose, were able to reach your place and
. speak; and ifthere be such one Of respecta-
y blity 10 my old district. let me have two weeks
' notice, and If 1 cannot go will send man. 4
: BY this time you have no doubt come to
', the conclusion that aH in favor Of Fremont
" and Dayton for the two highest Offices ia the
> world, oftheir election I have not doubt
: They are both worthy aud veil qualified for
the stations. Fremont voted to sxpprsss tie
70 slave trade in tie District of COlGmJid TSee
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