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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
A Natural Result.

Those who do not believe that the Re.
publican Party is to be the healthy, yigor.
Gus, and dominant party of this country,
are laboring under a very great hallucina,
ton. Events are Gurrying the downfall
Of the Democratic party, and while they
are doing this, they are building up the
opposition in a manner that is almost be-
yond belief. The Portland advertiser, in
closely anylyzing the vote in the free States
for number years, furnishes the follow.
ing consolotary figures:
"The Democratic vote 10 the free States
! in 1859 was l,156.5I3. in 1856 it was
,q24.750 Increase Gs. .237, or 6per cent.
In this time The voting population increas-
ed 10 per cent. The opposition vote in
the free States in the year 1852 was |, so,
442, in 1856 it was l,7S4.gOS-increase
658, ,766, or 50 per cent. The opposition
majority in 1852 was 29, $3.50, 10 1855 it
was 500, 458. In 1860, at the same rate
of progress the majority sgsinst the Pro-
Slavery Democracy in the free States will
he over a million"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

EJIr is said that the tiirtations of q
daughter of one Of the Cabinet ministers
with a young Democratic Congressman
caused the 1efeat--by one majority--oi
the pet measure of The Administration for
the reference of the Kansas Message to the
committee on Territories. The Congress-
man in question conceived that the lady
on tho evening before the vote, was eviu-
cling a preference for another bachelor
member, and took this method Of revenge.
Wen bet TINT man is Pendlston Of Gin.
|cinnsti. Who knowS!-SprinafeH lie
pub. I"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

"THE REPUBLICAN PARTY is DEAD."-
We often hear uniformed Democrats say
that the Republican party is dead-died
with tie close Of the campaign Of 1856
TIE shrewd and better informed Of that
party, however, know better. They know
that the course ofeyents, will not only place
the Legislative, but also the Executive
branch Of the Government in the hands Of
the Republicans 10 1860. Some of them
already ayow this. Mr.. Mallory a Dem
ocratic United States Senator from Florida,
made desponding speech in the Senate a
few days ago, in which he admitted 'the
speedy, and inevitable triumph of the Re,
publican party-thst lAe Senate would
soon see a Republican Vice President, AM
the White House a Republican Executive
Iu lis opinion it was useless for the SOutL
to ignore her loss ofpolitical power--it wal
inevitable ard she must make the best oil
it," This is an an honest confession and
we commend It to the Democratic Editor,
of Ohio, who are continually plating that
the "Republican party is Dead"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
A Picture OF the LecOmptCnitss.

The editor of the Chicago Times has
been taking look at the scoundrels who
fix and control the Kansas policy of Mr..
Buchanan; aud be draws their portraits
thus:
Do you wish to see 3 insn who in cold
blood shot down bis neighbor, bis country
man, without anr other provocsliJn than
to gratify party hatred and the brutal pro.
pensities engendered by habits Of drunke.
nessi Do yon wish to see gang of men
of every age, from twenty five to fifty, all
old iD the meaner habits Of border life and
all mean in the most shameless deeds Of
depravity? Do you wish to sec men who
boast Of cold blooded murders, of lheiving
forays, Of fraudulent elections, of forged
official papers, of bloated faces, and frames
worn down by Sll excess common among
nen lost to self-respect and common de-
cency-if you wish to see these men, 60
to Washington and hunt up the delegates
10 the Lecompton Constitutional Conven-
ton and their followers. Imagine to your
self the desperadoes. bullies and OuIcsstsr
evea Of Kansas, and your fsnced picture
will fall short of the real living tabIeanx
presented by the "citzens Of Kansas in
Washington" who, it is said, visited the
President lew days ago,and assured him
of the strong feeling of admiration they
entertained for him.
Ouehaifthese cut throats and ballot box
suffers are awaiting their commissions as
officers of the general government. Land
officers. Indian agencies,mail agencies, etc
are to be bestowed upon these ontcasts a:
soon as the Democratic party at the North
shall be defeated in every State in which
the LecOmpton fraud shall be endorsed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

PH1LADELPHIA.--Ths subject Of relig.
ion is the common theme of conversation
in the stores and counting-rooms, and in
the public vehicles. There is soluma and
pervadng interest manifest in ell the
Churches. In some there are remarkable
instances of the Spirits influence in the
conversion Of ofsouls. The waters are troub-
led, and men are stepping in and are heal
ed. The phenomena are unlike anything
we have ever seen. and are unlike the nsu
al methods of the Spirits influence. Many
stand aghast, and look on with wonder,an
know not hardly what to do. We hope
for results bevoud anything We have yet
witnssscd,-[Am. Presbyterian.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
-=szDALI4ARNIA NEWS.
ARRIvAL ., .. NOSES TAYLoR.
Nrw YoRK. March %

NEu YoRK, March 90.
The steamer Moses Taylor arrived here
this morning, with lhs California mails Of
March 5th, and 81, 400. 900 10 tressure.
, The S.. Louis was to leave Aspinval
he same evening as the Moses Taylor, the
I3h.
The Golden Age and Moses TSylor per-
fSuned the trip in 90 days and IL hours,
the shortest time on record.
Tue news fTOm California is uuimpor-
taut.
The legislature passed Sn act to take the
State Prison from the possession Of the
lesse. and plsce it ia charge Of agents Of
the SlAts Possession, however, was re-
fused to Governor Weller, who took it BY
force.
the Senate had been discussing bills to
neville for compulsory Observance Of
Sunday, and for the incorporation Of mi
ming ditch Cos.
A joint committee Of the Senate and
Assembly had recommended the adop.
tion of a memorial to Congress Tor an ab
rogstion Of the present contract for the
c nveyance ofihe mails between San F al
cisco aud New Yotk, and the formation
of new contract with two other Compa-
nies,. each to carry the mail once in two
weeks each way but alternately, SO that
one shall have a mail every week.
On the 20ih ul; Henry Bates, late
State Treasurer, was tried at Auburn on
charge of embezEling S57. 900 from the
State Treasury, and was acquitted.
The United States sloop Of war St.
Mary, arrived at San Fraaeisco from Hon.
olula, and was to undergo repairs. Tbir-
ty seAmen had deserted from her, some Of
whom hSd been recaptured.
The ship Flying Fish had sailed for
China with large number o. dead and
living Chinese and s2S0.o00 ia treas
ures. &C.
The steamship Golden Age arrived OF
the evening Of the 26Eh ut, in twenty
days from N. Y.
The Freuch citizens in San Francisco
passed. resolutions expressive Of their hor'
ror and their detestation Of the attempt on
Napoleon's life.
The Board of Education Of San Fran
cisco had resolved to adrit no coored chill
drsn to the public schools except those pro-
videt exclusively for them.
General Lamar, United States Minister,
was formally received by the Government
Of Nicaragua on February I'd.
The Yrisani Treaty is still before tine
Legislature. 1t is believed that it will not
be ratified unless with alterations, which
will reopen the whole affair at Washing
ton.
Carey Jones has taken leave cf the
Government. CO."
Gen. JAreG is appointed Minister Of War
At Hacienda.
Tho steamer San Carlos was lost on Lake
Puget.
The Susquehanna was at San Juan.
PERU,-Vivanco captured Arca. The
frigate Opirumac having first shelled the
town, landed $50 men, and took posses
sion. The loss on both sides goo killeC
and as many moie wounded. Half thu
town is in ruin.
Nvanco has withdrawn tue troops from
Iquique.
The attempt 8! revolution in Lima ha
been suppressed.
lieutenant Cohen, passenger by tn
Moses Taylor, is bearer of dispatches fron
Commodore Long, Of the frigate MOrri
inac, which arrived at CaI'ao
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

STRENGTH AND HEALru RESTORED =
Mr.. John Davidson. living ten miles above
Pittsburgh, on the Pennsylvania Cana
sn,s: "When | commenced taking Boer
ha,e's Holland Btters, eonld hardly
wax. Now, | enjoy excellent health. >
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr.. Silas ]. Liseomb, Of Birmingham,
says N
ii have found in b orhave's Holland
B:uen a remedy for Headache ard Debil.
sly. NY wife has also used il With the
gIsatest benefit
Mr.. A. 8. Nicholson, Of Pittsburgh, al
80 remarks that he has experienced much
relief from lis use for headache. '' '.''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

RUMoRED INTENTIONS OF SOUTHERN
MEN.-It is rumored that, should lie Kan,
sas policy of the Administration be defeat
ed, three Of the Southern members OF the
Cabinet-Bobb, Brown and Thompson
will resign. 1t is also said that certain
Southren members of Congress will, in
such an event, initiate this patriotic exam.
pie by Immediately returning to their
homes. OF this number are Toombs
Hammond, Evans, Davis, Browc and Sill.
dell, of the Senate; Keitt, Rufin, Shorter
Quitmau and others Of the House. Mr.
Cobb is understood to have Presidentia
aspirations, which he prefers not to risk by
a seeming scquiescence in the rejection oi
Leconpto3. The several members of ei.
ther Hoase, whom we have named, are
from States which have threatened imme'
diate secession, on the refusal to admit
Kansas with the Lecompton constitution
There is more probability, we think, oi
some Cabinet changes in the possible event
supposed, than Of the withdrawal Of any
Southern Senators or Representatives
Should it happen, however, that some Of
the men named see fit to absent themselves
from the Capital, arrangements will prob
ably be made to continue the Government
until others are returned 10 their stead
Gin GoEehe,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

EEWe cannot refrain from calling the
attention of our readers to an advertise
ment 10 this days paper of the "Hair
Restorative" of Prof. o. J. Wood q Co.,
Of ST. Louis. 1t will be seen that he has
numerous certificates from persons of the
highest character tv the merits ofhis Res,
torative. From positive knoIedge we
are also enabled TO say, that it is in every
sense what it processes to be, and we do
not hesitate to pronounce it the finest prep
aration for the head and hair which has SO
far been devised by human ingenuity
We have seen it arrest threatened badness
and restore to the head its original profu'
sion of natural and glossy hair, ard when
the latter has been prematurely tinged with
gray, we have seen it like magic, restore
the colors OF youth and health. The dis
tinguished property of this, we might tru
| ly say, miraculous Restorative" is tha
it gives to the pelson who uses it, the SAINT
head of hair that they wore in youth, thu
acting in strict compliance with the rule.
Of the first and greatest Of all toilet maker
Mature. No one who has used it vii
hesitate to unite with ua' in this testimony
to its peculiar erit.-[COvingtOn (I'..
Peoples Friend.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

MA RED.

On the 25th of March, by Rev. @, II. Rel
ter GR. PETER R. MILLER, to Mes SA.
RAH YlNGLING, both Of Carroll o., o,
On Thursday the 26th inst, by the Rev.
Wm. Eaton, Mr. JAMES NcKOwEN, to
MISS JANE, daughter Of Kr. VIM. Nivin, al
Of Carroll %, o, '"'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
THURSDAY, MARCH, 81, 1858.
A RENARKADLE CoEcEssiioN.--Hor

A RENARKABLE CoScEssioS.--Hon
Stanley Matthews. .ohe Of the leading Dem
Ocrats Of this State, and at the present time
United States District Attorney, in BIZ
speech at Columbus few days ago. made
use Ct the following bold and unmistakea'
ble language:
"There is no use to brave il out any Ion.
ger. The history Of KaDsas, it must now
be admitted, from the begiuing to the pres.
ent time, has been q usurpation."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

EVA number Of our citizens were en-.
gagged on Tuesday last in. clearing off the
graveyard. aud it now presents quite a DIFF
ierent appearance to what it did.
As the improvement is not yet compile
ted, those Of our citizens who feel an in.
terest in the matter are requested to meet
on Saturday nextfor the purpose Of finish.
ing the work begun.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

NahommeG Paeha, the Turkish Admi.
raj, who came to this country for the pur-
pose of experimenting the building of a
frigate for the Turkish navy, has been in
Washington for a few days, visiting tue
various Government departments. He re.
ceived and accepted an invitation from the
President to dine with him at the White
House on the Gath. He has also accepted
an invitation to visit the Red River Of the
North, where he intends spending a short
time in hunting the elk and buffalo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

~ About two weeks ago the mad,
house connected withthe Tuscarawas coun-
ty ln6rmary "" burned to the ground,
and Ave iumates--one man and four wo.
men--perished in the flames. The house
was frsme, and when the FIRE was discov.
cred it had gained such beadway as to
battle all attempts to rescue the unfOrlu-
nate inmates, WHO we're confined in their
cells. Their heartlending cries were heard
above the cracking of the flames.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

EFA couple were recently married in
Tuscarswas county who. it is said, received
baptism in the morning, were received in.
to full membership in the church in the
evening, and were married the same night.
The bride wss minor, and her parents
not cousenting to the union, she obtained
the license herself by putting the number
l8 on her head and 10 in one Of her shoes
and swearing that she was between IS and
10. Young America is still ahead.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

EEThe Artesian bore at Columbus is
now about TIC feet deep. The bore in
the State House is also reaching a great
depth-into the peoples pockets; and the
prospect now is thst the bore will be con.
tipued next winter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

Eg- Five young men from MasSillor
were tried and sentenced to the FenitCn
tiary for burglary, at the late term of Com
mon Pleas Court of Stark county. Danl
Miller and Fanny Lewis, of Alliance, were
fined $50 each, and Imprisonment. for vi
olating the Liquor Law.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

Some parties ssem TO be trying to change
the Democratic creed about the admission
of New States. 1t used to read: Anew
States shall he admitted, with or without
sIavery,as the people of the State may de.
sire." The new version reads. "New
States shall be admitted, with or without
the consent of the peopls,qs Congress may
desire. ."--LouiSgiHe Democrat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

Dr.. Bow n:-Dear Sir: Your Com.
pound hns entirely stopped my cough and
splitting Of blood. II is the OILY thing that
] could get that had any influence on my
cough. ,Ichee.fuly gne it my highest
.yecoIumsudatioH Yours. truly,
- "a j tfnts Siougl ION.
Sold by Baxter } sid5hg.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

EgA parishioner inquired Of his pastor
the meaning Of this line in scripture He
Was clothed with curses rs with gafment,'
1T signifies, replied the divine, THAT the
individual had got bad habit Of sseur.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

In Tot0n-J. X. Rukenbrod, Esq, Ed.
itcr Of the Salem (COlumbisna county J
Republican, was in town during the early
part Of the week. Mr.. R. presides over
an excellent paper, and is withal as staunch
and vigilant in the cause of Republicanism
as ever. Long may he wave.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

ES-MArr. ATKINSON. Esq. is our ouly
authorized sgent for receiving advertise
ments for this paper at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
DESTRIcTC0URE.
APra 2O&, 1855.

JURORS.
THi0n-Samusl McQaeen.
OraAge-Franeis Johnston.
Ceatrs-- George Mooie, NJ.
Louaon-W William Scarlet.
BroWa-P. G. HUI.
Orangs-Joseph Preston.
ROse--O. j, Cnoi sr.
HiriIson--JonalhAn Harsh.
Edst-Jcsiah Keith.
Psry-Meradih Cspper.
MoHroe-Josiah Aldlidge.
Wash,ngtOn-Jacob Slvmple.
Clerks Office, J.C. BAXTER
March, 22l '5s. Clerk.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

Pablie Performance. Prof J. D. Ea-
kin, will deliver Lecture to the Citizens
of OarroIlton,n the Court House on Thus.
day, (to-morrow) evening, on the sciences
Of Electricity aud Magnetism. Mr.. Eakiu
has with him apparatus for demonstrting a
variety Of useful and entertaining expert.
ments, such as a Saw Mill, propelled by
Electricity, a Bell Engine, an Arnature
Engine, Colts Submarine Battey,an EIec.
trieal Helix, Magnetic Slippers, the Tele.
graph, dc. An entertaining, as well as
an amusing performance, may be looked
fop
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

Ey See advertisement Of NJ. T. Wig.
gins, Carriage Manufacturer, on Main-st,
He is a good workman and gets up very
Ane carriage. Gall and see bis work.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

~Two persons, named Jno. Bowers
and j. Dixon, were arrested at New Lisbon,
few days ago, for passing counterfeit mo-
nav
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
fOtdi & Alistellann.


Al this OfBee, Scholarship In the Union
Law College, Cleveland, Ohio; tsrms iaT ora
ble u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
GROYER 4 BAKERS
oELEBRATKD
FAMILY SEWING MACHIHRa

49s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IS WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI.
l54i sUPRHQR STREET, CLEVELAND.
tE These Machines are nov justly admls.
ted 70 be the bel ln use foe Famiiy ssuinK.
making new, stiouS, aud elas'ic stieh. which
sill sOT zip, even L every fourth stitch Be euI
Circulars seu, on application BY letter.
march, 4, 5s-lSa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

CLEVELAND d PITTRBURGH r. R.
HoS. JANIS FARMER. Prest. q Supt.
Trains leave Alliance Station As follows:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

ET 1t is said that the great English
vessel, just launched short time ago, will
sail for America 10 June next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
NEW DVER7LSEMENTS.
ISAA AC U.LMAN

INSURANCE AGENT, SIGN PAINTER
L and Professor Of plain and OrnamentalPen
msnship and card writing. Office North. Wss'
corner Of the Court House, Carrollton Ohio.
March 81, ls5S-ly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Excursion. Tho members Of the Ne
chanic Association, OF Portland, with their
ladies, to the number OF about 900, took an
excursion to South Pari. and Norway, on
TUESDAY Of thus week. The company had a
picnic dinner Ia the grove opposite tho
tho building Of the Agricultural Society
Such as could obtain conyeyanccs, visited
places of intcres, in the vicinity; bu. the
majority spent the day looking about our
villages, and in pleasures upoc the Fair
Grounds. The Agricultural hall was thrown
open and as many as could get a chance
were Z" tripping the light fantastic toe
wheh We left the grounds. They returned
at half pas, FIVE. The fare was reduced t0
seyenty.fye cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Importance of the Coming
Election.

The election on TIE 18th VroSimo, is one
OF 20 ordinary importance. Il is great
consequence O. Toe State a, well as % the
Nation. Ia 8, are involved questions which
should receive tdc careful consideration Of
every citizen au! patriot Sh4l. EeplhIi-
can',m retain Be-, a.cendcncy ia tb.. Sntc2
Shall We s.e,,ETl'.ican Representatives 70
Consrc-., sail W. elc-; a Republican
Governor? Shall We elect a Republican
Legislature which will cleo, Republican
United State. Ssnlios?-arr al questions Of
no ordinary caan.,sr; auI they should be
answered justly aud IliriOi.oally at the
polls.
The reason, Why the Rspahlcan party
shouIl .uce-l 10 che ruslins ,lscJi5n are as
eo-gut suI r.a.r.al now as they ever were
or can t". Icy ar, such as ought 20 ~
spirc aHI animate the breast Of every irec-
man. They are such rs should dare any
opposition and NEE; any sacr.ace.
What are thcy' Tie rgas5n. which hrst
ofa.i should ins.;e every ci,is % 6, prepare
Lr o., coming ,1Ht.s, are those connected
witt ,ho welfare OF Earabli,an principles.
The establishment or ,hc.e should b. the
frsi great aim. The security of Liberty, as
fought far rr'.- t>r % .ghrltion 90 Iulepsn-
dence. as .ulriu,i'd hy thc Constitution Of
the Uui;cl States, ne prac,iced hy the IA.
thers % ,he R.public, 6. one grca, element
in thc creed % Republican. Liberty
Liberty sound once delightful to every
American ear oncc sacred, now tr.mplal
upon Every Republican, every ciulsn
should <, O. che pp.is resolved o. perP'tuats
the American Government on the side Of
Liberty; in opposition 70 ,yrrany AMI oP-
preston. aud with ths determination 70 wipe
out the terrible disgrace fastened on 10 the
the American people, IN that discriminating
net and measure, advocated aul alJp TOD by
the party in power. which declares that
THIRTY THOUSAND SHAREHOLDERS
NAV Constitute q Sl'l. while 10 QUlRES
A HUNDRED THOUSAND FEEEMEN
10 3, ths same thius IA distinction which
should con.i-n any party ayovius il 20 ro-
litical iuiamy and death among civilized
sn1 iu.cIIisru, people.
Every Republican should desire the sue
ce-s Of bic party TO secure economy in the
Goyemment-,5 protest State rishts-to
proven; the interference Of Federal official,
in our State e,IctiJus-and o. punish tho
fraudulent Government spectators who
have during che Buchanan dynasty. OUT
stripped all tb, Gaipan-, Garinrrs. aud
swartouts OF former years, 10 criminal fraud
and corrupt ws.,e,ulnes.
The reasons or a ncsa,iv. character are
s,iil mote numerous ID not equally impera-
tive. Every citizen should examine well The
character Of che present rulers of the United
State aud ;he conduct and measures OF
the present administration. II be does so
fairly aud faithfully be will end state OF
AFFAIR that never existed before. He will
Sc tendency 70 consolidation. ,yrrany and
slavery IN the measures and acts Of this 50
eallel democratic party, now in power,
which should arrest his attention. lie will
Zee that the government expenditures have