Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-29
From the Cin cinnati Gazette.
RenineaceH ce of j. DuTbtn
Ward.

From tho On cinnati Gazette. II
RemineaceH ce of j. DuTbtn
Ward.
At .he Presidential election in 1859,
Ir. Ward was so very anti slavery that be
ould not vote for Gen. Scott, but made up
ticket of bic own, aud voted il over his
ignature. ThefolIoWing IS an exact copy.
lie was the not only for "FRER SOIL" but
or mo SLAVERY" |,
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
"oppOsition to tyrants id itf-Obsdisncs to
God" 4
"observe good Faith and justice to all
nations.
aroo lust to invade the rights Of others;
too proud TO surrender own own" 4
."Equal and exact justiceto all men,
"Liberty ard the Uuion, now and for
ever; one and inseparable."
eReciprocal trade, equal laws, FREE
SOIL, FREE LABOR and FREE
THOUGHT-no protection to special in
terests, no exclusive prvileges-NO sLA' |
VERY--Territoria acquisition without
injustice, and internal improvements with
out extravaganza"
"FoR PRESIDENT,
"W. II. SEWARD, of New York,
"FoR VICE PRESIDENT,
"JOHN ]. CRITTENDEN, ofKentucky
"ELEcToRs:
alst. Dist. Thomas Ewing, Q Jacob
Burnett, 3 Wm. johnson, 4 h. NJ. Cor.
vine, 5 John Woods, 8 VIM Wilson, Z
Jacob 3. Coukliug, s Earl Bill, 9 q. T..
White, 10 Hiram Griswold, IL John Pro-
basco. ~ P. d. Wilcox, IS Chauncy n.
Olds, IA W. Case, Is D. B. Bruen, II o.
I. Fishback, II II. H. Hunter, 10 John
Lowe, 10 Charles Converse, 70 John "
Burnett, 2l Joseph Geiger, .CA!4b s.
Smith, sap. Galloway.
81 vote the within ticket because 1t rep
resents principles, and casts votes for men
Gas far ss can instruct the electors) Of my
approval. They are both tried statesmen
Of reliable character and, exalted talents.
Certainly inferior to none that will be voted
for to-day. II inferior men to them are
to be elected to the responsible position o1
President and Vice President, it may bt
the couutry's misfortune, but it will not be
my fault.
SDURBIN WARD.
"Nov. .. 1852"
Mr.. Durbin Ward, the author Of th'
above ticket, made speech a few week
since, in connection with S. S. Cox, i
Delaware Co , Ohio, in which be deeme
it expedent to make known, in manne
not overly polished, that he now despi'e
the negro race, for which he bad so muc
regard in 1859. At the meeting to whic
We refer, there was present coIored ma
named White, who follows the occupation
| of blacksmith, eight or ten miles n'rthwe'
from Delaware. He was educated at th
University of Virginia, and subsequent,
studied medicine, intending to 60 out
Liberia under the auspices of the Amer
can Colonization Society. He changed b
mind, however, and with several otht
slaves he was emancipated, and settle
where he now resides, He is a quiet M
assuming individual, with strong and we
t d weloped mind; fine speaker, and goo
: writer. White attended the meeting re
ferred to, and remained throughout on II
outside Of the audience, a quiet and a''e'
Q tive observer of all that was passing. M
e Ward having dealt extensively in figure
: and various Misrepresentation to prove tn
Bucbanan's Administration has not co
the country, in dollars and cents oV'r Sc
i. enty millions per snnum, wound up by
0 dissertion on "niggers," remarking at IL
. close with significant shake of the hea
that ,swhen niggers are about, especially
warm weather, l (Durbiu Ward) take ca
is to keep to the wiudward Of them
}, feeling Of suppressed indignation was mai
: tested in the countenOhces of tho m"J'f'
>. of those present, and after the adj0urnmc
of of the meeting, a le'dng Democratic po
Gciap of Delaware. introduced White
1t m,nv gentlemen who fingered on
: = ground, and lemarked that he could u
le or write either Ward or Cox "out of tn
ID boots" Now rut Wards exhibition y,
4 egotism, published above, and this lncld' ll
- together. and the united features prese res
,e q faithful daguerreotype of Durbin W"
III once free soil whig-subsequentIya
e. hot Know-Nothing, and now "orsnl
per at the foot-stool Of James Buchan'
king Of the LecomptOn-Dred-sco't |
a mocracy, and candidate for Attorney ~ u
Ae oral in this State on the Bill English tl'
'ss ss 81, What patriot was Durbiu Ward
ek 1852! What a demagogue is Dur
lat Ward in 1851 To the polls, men men
%! Democrats, and vote for Dufbin Ward. ;,
!. Free soil-whig- Know Nothing-,N
nc -. MISUNDERSTANDING can