The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-12
HARRISON AND REFORM!
GRAND RALLY OF TIL q PEOPLE
1T ELKION, CECIL 90. ND.

ar ELKTON, CECIL 60. MD
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1870
The Wings of Cecil county to the Wigs ofMaryland,
Delaware, and Pennsylvania send greeting:
We congratulate you, fellow citi zens upon the goTi
Gus prospect of devcralce from the dominion OF 10
cofoc0 nisrule which is now dawnng upon our beloved
country-aud respectfully and Irdialy invite you
one and all, TO meet with us at ELkTON, on Saturday.
the 2jG OF tue preseat month, september, IT which
time and place Great Getting Of the friends OF IiARRl
SUN and TYLER will he held, for thc purpose of raj
sing united voices against the destructive doctrines
and practice OF the present administration. The saliva
pt many Of the most important prncip of
vcred constitution and indeed the preservation p0pu-
lar government against the encG0achmeHts of power,
and the nsiduus OF corrupt pOtcians,-requires
ican liberty in the Union Come them fellow citizens
and unite with preserve this sacred churer OF
our lDerties-COME ONE-COALE.3LLt ALL who
are opposed TO the false and dangerous ided that the
Executive is III proper source oil Legislation; all VINO
view with modification and regret the serVG yielding
of your Congressional Representatives To the tyranny
of Executive dictation-aiid who DESTROYS that the
shirt of the PEOPLE should be infused into
the councils the nation. ALL who are opposed 10 an
cxtravagant and corrupt expenditure of the public mo
ney for party purpOseSall who are opposed to the
called "lndeuendept Treasury, scheme intendedand
calculated 10 render the President and his office hol-
ders Independent Of the Pcoe-AlL who desire 10 rid
the country of the many evils necessarily growing out
of the ruinOus policy of the present adnlnIstratsn-
such as the destruction OF commerce, The annhlaton
of credit and confidence between man and man--the
reduction Of the Wages of the laborer and Mechanic,
and the Value OF the Products of tle FARAlER.-Ihc
destruction Of the Tari, and the establishment of di
rect taxaton-ALL who opposed TO the revolving
doctrine, that the people have right TO OaS 10 the
Government for a redress of their grleyanccs-ALL
who are opposed the creation of che currency for the
Government and another for the PeGplc-ALl. who are
opposed to Il STANDING ARMY, under the arttu dis
guse of plan for the organization OF the Militia 10 en-
able the President enforce obedience 10 his mandates
in word all republicans and friends OF their
country who are favorable the election Ol William
H. Harrison the tried statesman, hero, aud patriot and
opposed 10 the recollection of Martin Van Buren,, the
candidate OF the office holders and not of the people
are invited and will receive hearty welcamc
A Feast will lee prepared for all, aud fine BAND
OF MUSIC will be in attendance. Some OF the most
distinguished Orators of the day have hccn invited and
will he present to address the People The liar
RISON and TYLER Electors tor the Stale invited
aud will attend the Meeting
AMOS \. EVANS,
ENOCH CLOUD, TJ.-r;.,,, ,,o,,,r,I f,,,,
GEORGE Il. HOWARD, - ~ ~, p,,,rt,
JAMES LAMAR, '''''''' ''' 0'0' >'''''''
F. \. ELLIS
PUBLIC MEETING IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUN
TY.-I'herc will be public meeting held Oh SATUR-
DAY, the 18th of September, mt ten O'Clock, A. NJ,
near Herring Creek Church. i'll the eighth election dis
rct of Anne Arundel comfy; To which tie voters and
candidates are respectfully invited, without distinction
of party, dinner will be prepared the OCCASION
and speaking will commence at ten O'Clock.
J0stp &. HARRISON Philip pindel,
James Kent, William II. Hall,
Thomas j. Hall, &. Winterson,
WIN. j. w. Compton, II omaS Wecms,
l.iwaId Hail. Benjamin Wells,
Ccpha, Simmons, John Skinner
David Griffith, Thomas Gillum,
David G. Wecms. VIM. H. Wood,
John 5 T., Maxwell, Charles Hodges,
Geo. W. Nutwell, Samuel Smith.
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