Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
From Ghs PItisburgh b Gazette.
Memorable Declarations.

", sre endeasoFing 70 iAsteo upon tAS
Ouutry 9 new poEiey--One ~hieh shall
make tbisA great Slave republic. Repub!
leans bear in mind the great fact that in
rOtiDg for Andrew Barks or Thomas vii.
Jams yOa are voting for doctrines that un>
il the present administrator no one sx-
sspt John @. Calhoun ever dared openly
TO, o,dslsnd--doctfiuss which send Slavery
With he Gag and ths Constitution Of the
United snis whsEsvsr they go. Had
The Republicans, 10 the pres or on the
stump, alleged, ID 1850, that psmocrscy'
had any such schemes for extending slA-
very as the AdniaiaaiiOn Of Buchanan
has disclosed, We bad BEEN laughed TO
scorn. Yet the President bad not aban'
doned one single. measure which be hiss
initiated-not one. He fuds it polite to
keep liltb dark, just at present. The
principles Which govern bis AdminisI ration
are unaIterable we doubt not. |
Let u. not forget the following from
President Buchanan's letter to Prof. slii'
man, Aug. 10th, 1851: s-s-r-s |
SLAVERY existed at that period 1P
SO andsug exists in KANSAS H UN.
DE Il THE CONSTITUTION UF THE
UNITED safes. This point hGs al
last been ET FINALLY DEGLDED
5y tie highest Tribunal (Judge Taneyl
Eaown 10 oar laws. HO,O Il coald eVer
haze Jssa dOuJetd is a MYSTERY
Or from bis message. ~.
1T has been solemuly adjudgei BY the
highest Judicial Tribunal that GB- SLA.
VERY EXISTS IN KANSAS BY
lVIRIUE OF THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES. s.ar
snEKANSAS Is THEREFORE,
las MUCH OF A SLAVE STATE
AS GEORGIA OR SOUTH CARROLL
MA. -
Or this, from the Scott decision:
| "The African race was $50 far inferloF
that they no rights which the white man
was bound to respect; and that the negro
might Justly aud lawfully be reduced tc
slavery lOr bis benefit"
o., turning from those official declara
lions look for a moment at the speeches o
leading men, champions Of the Democratic
! party. Read this:
J | from A. q. Browns Speech (Niss.l July 1Iti
| 1851. H.. ,..,.sl.,..
! i hoard il from the Presidents (Bu
chanan's) own lips, that this thing Q
} Souaster Sovereignty WAS one OF tn
MOST DAMNABLE HERESIEi
h THAT WAS EVER BROACHED il
!. this or any other country, and thalahe wi !
q leave nothing undohe to THRofFLl
= TT. - v
4 He (ths Presidsnt) had no doubt thI
!. Walkers appointment could be cancelled
n From Gov. Hammond's late speech
Ia "All the opposition measures OF Whlc
4 the South has complained in the last thu
o ty wears she herself has inauguarated.-
J, RWASHINGT0N AND JEFFEI
40 SON, In THE MATTER OF SLA
: VERY, SET THE EVIL EXHMPLl
70 The North borrowed it from them." !,
/. Iron Hon. L. N. Keitt's Iecent speech
|" 1.-THE Democratic party he thought Wa
= = sounder now than il had been for years
~ n was because THE SOUTH VA
: : NOW THE MAJORITY In THA
4 PAkTY.and had driven of from It's nus
~ bers all the tainted, timid and feel
- members oiit from the \ orth. He won
not predict but in bis judgment; The Blae
os Republicans would WIN the election IN 6t
:He went to Washington at the bsgi
). ming Of the last session resolved to 0Ppo
" the Administration, but when be gothic
he found Mr.. Buchanan upon the platior
of the South. 1t was then he dsteFmln
aw to sustain the President cordially and U
'ut grudgingly." sF
N. From Col. On's Speech upon the sci
dy occasion gss 8a
aWith regard to Slavery, he thought
rs he better protected under the government u
me it had been for Thirty years. As to
~ future, be was for cooperation with
'n- DEMOCRATIC PARTY. He wo'
- 90 into convention, go into caucus, seek
W. W. have an influence in it By ruling and CT
- trolling it," -,
Remember, fellow epublicaus that
the 40 artfal dodge, the LOcOfoco party of
ted country are endeayOdng to procure y
len votes for men who will sustain the d
trines above set forth. Will llyou, can y
20 be hoodwinked by any such bald cheat
| L Lovo atfamntndT