Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

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d9 T. eontroVe't tls above sIulel g. I
rrf' fie pul4c D. fas itfi ssctlan o. tie
eig' th sHielsuf f,e Co1.L .Liufon where
will be founl fis power Of fie legisl. tars
defined upon the suljscf Of Internal i'm.
movements. lei every voter who has any
feeling upon fiis Snbjeet read that potion
Of our State eon.ftufnB above referred 10
snd thev will readily zee fhpt neither
Squire I'ek mr. squire Ro,ch e,uld do
us sny harm. Fbe Coustitafon reads klus
"artiels efi. section 6th, The general as.
Essmbly sball never authorize any county.
eits 'Osa Or f1wnsbip. 81 vote Of d. eif.
zsns OF cf'srwiss. q become zockhold.
er 10 any joint stock company. coPOrstiOD,
Or association whatever; or to raise money
for. Ct loan ITS credit to, in all Of, anv
such company. eorporotion, or association
This portion Of fhe fundamertL law OF
cur 81 te Wbeu rea asd remembered wi !
sahsfy and reconcile every person mar the
legislation can by 70 scfof Is own impose
ataxupon fhe people for tie srscial purpose
Of msGirg any internal improvement, all
such must be made under general law.
In conclusion allow me 10 ask th's
question Ofevery voter in the county whose
feelings are in opposition to slavery,
American Negro Slavery, and the erten.
'iOn Off, carrying it into, aud apreadiug
It over the face Of all our fair aad fertile
territories, placed in the midst Of an 10.
dustrious Eud enterprising portion cf our
people class Of men. owned and held By
law, Tor claimed to be) a. Wo own, and
bold our or, and for whose ssryics and
labor to the owner, costs him, no mora
than the services Ofour OK bis (thsslavs's)
labor is eIacted Of him upon the same
principle precisely that we secure the ser.
vices of our horses and oxen, and hence
ruinous composition 10 labor springs up
in certain portions Of our country. by
which the interest Of white lsboring men
are seriously injured and their labor de-
grsdel by being brought almost upon 3
level with slave labor, these are facts; this
st e ofthiugs does exist and What political
patty, 7 ask. Is Il that endorses and eneou!.
ages is sv,t4m. il is none etller flan TIE
50 caNed Democrafc panty, Of which cd
Jack ManfulI has the honor Of being i.s
for Representative for Carroll
county, Il the coming election, does he rie
npon The Cincinnati and Columbus plat.
-orm! where ct the abortion Of the sRer
Tue rece,f decision of the Supreme Court
# the Until 81 t.s in the Dred Scott
J ,ss, was endorsed and approved, at which
am impressed Wifb the opiu'
ion that Squire Jack was honored With a
ssat as a delegate. Did he vote tht adop.
iion Of those resolutions, or did be dissent2
Or does be sustlis the administration, both
the present and the past, Il mean the
Pierce administration as thspss) J kis un.
ierstood generally that ofthe Pierce admin
istration he bad thuS expressed himself,
'lat in she lapse Of ten years from The close
f bis term the history Of bic administra.
'ion woulI be secured to and read with
rte-e.t and pleasure. aad pronounced one
fire best and wisest Of administrations
hat the people ofGhe United States ever
lsd. These are sentiments which the old
nan did utter beyond dispute, or sueeess-
'ul contradiction. Will, or can any voter
If the county who is anf.slavery, or who
was opposed 10 Pierce's administration, and
iiscards Ghe Dred Scot decision, aud who
ooks upon she opening Of Bncbanans ad-
nini.trstion as being entirely What fhs
Seuslern slave holders desired il 10 Re,
'ote for esquire Jack" who is 9 frieEd
md advocate Of all the principlesand meas
lres, which is desirable to fhe slsvehOIding
of the south, in opposition 70
'Quire Roach, or any man Of bis ptinci-
'ls? answer surely uot. -,
LoUDoN.