CARROLLTON ENQUIRER.
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We have received the first number Of
paper, bearing the above title, published
at Carrollton, Carroll County, by our
friend L. P. HALL (formerly publisher OF
the Advocate) and F. G.. JONES, and edited
by WIN. C. CLARK. The political chatac-
ter of the Enquirer is that of the greatbo-
dy Of the true State Rights party; adopt
ing the principles of the Virginia and
Kentucky resolutions of 1913 and '9s, twill
sustain both the rights and the remedies Of
the States. In the new and enterprising
portion ofour State, in which the Enquir-
er will principally circulate, it will be
found an able opponent Of the measures
which have brought about the "hard times"
The size of the paper is very respectable,
and its appearance very creditable to the
taste of the publishers. We hail its aP-
pearance as strong reinforcement to our
party, and wish it all the success the good
cause merits. s.