The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-10
HARRISON AND REFORM!
G RAND RALLY THE PEOPLE
at ELKTION CECIL co Mn

ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1910.
The Wings Of Cecil county to the Wings ofMaryland,
Delaware, and Pennsylvania, send greeting:
We congratulate you, fellow citi zens, upon the glori-
prospect of deIiverance from the dominion of Lo
sofoco misre, which is now dawning upon our beloved
cOuntry-and we respectfully and cordially invite you,
one and all, TO meet with us at ELKTON, on Suburban.
the 18th of the preseHt month, September, at which
time and place Great Meeting of the friends of HARR
SON and TYLER will be held for the purpose of raj
sing united voices against the destructive doctrines
and practice of the present administration. The saliva
ton of many of the most important principles of our re-
Vered constitution, and indeed the preservation of pODu
lar government against the encTOachmeHts of power
and the nsidOus arts of corrupt poeians,-requires
the most strenuous eXerons OF every friend of repub
can liberty in the Union. Come, then, fellow citizens.
and unite with Ms to preserve this sacred charter oil
our liberties-COME ONE-COME I'LL! ALI. who
opposed to the false and dangerous idea that the
Executive is the proper of egslatIon; all who
view with modification and regret the serve Welding
of your Congressional Representatives the tyranny
of Executive dictatOn-and who DESTROYS that the
spirit OF the PEOPLE should be once more infused into
the councils ofthe ration. ALL who opposed TO an
cxtravagant and corrupt expenditure of the public mo
ney for party purpOses-all who opposed to the so
called lndependent Treasury scheme intended and
calculated 10 render the President and his office hol-
ders Independent of the Pcope-ALL who desire to rid
the country of the mny evils necessarily growing out
of the runous policy of the present adninIsIratisn
such az the destruction of commerce. the humiliation
of credit and confidence .betrae allsa mad aaa,,ihe
reduction of the Wages of the Islorer and Mechanic,
and the Value of the Products of the FARMER-The
OF the establishment
taxation-ALL who are opposed to the revolving
doctrine that the people have right to lock ihe
Government for redress of their grievanees-AI.L
who are opposed to the creation of currency for the
Government and another for the Pe0pe-ALL who
opposed To STANDING ARMY, under the artul dis
guse of plan fer the organization OF the Militia, to
able tile President TO enforce obedience to his mandates
in Il word all true republicans and friends of their
country, who are favorable to the election of William
H. HARRISON the tried statesman hero and patriot, and
opposed 10 the reelection of Martin Van Buren,, the
paudilatp Office holders. OF tie
are invited and will receive hearty welcome.
A Feast will he prepared for all, and a fine BAND
OF MUSIC will be in attendance. Some of the most
distinguished Orators of the day have been invited, and
will be present 10 address The People. The HAIR
RISON and TYLER Electors for the State are invited
and will attend the Meeting.
AMOS A. EVANS,
ENOCH CLOUD, IIa.s-o., Co,,.a, o.
GEORGE r. HOWARD, ,,aa En Ha,., ",s'
JAMES LAMAR, ''''''' ''' '''H ~"NN'S'
F. A. ELLIS.
'h5-WESTERN RALLY!-ON FRIDAY EVENING
next half past O'Clock, at the intersection of Paul
street and Pennsylvania Avenue, the friends of Harr
son and reform of the Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth
Wards will rally their strength The candidates and
other friends of the cause will address the meeting 81
PUBLIC MEETING IN ANNE ARUNDEL CoUN
TY.-There will be public meeting held on SATUR-
DAY, the 10Th of September, mt ten O'Clock, A. M,
near Herring Creek Church, 10 the eighth election dis
rict of Anne Arundel comfy which the voters and
candidates are respectfully invited, without distinction
of party dinner will be prepared on the occasion,
and speaking will commence at ten O'Clock
Joseph G. Harrison, Philip Pindel,
James Kent, William H. Hail.
Thomas j. Hall, q. Wnterson,
VIM. J. w. Compton, Thomas Weems,
Edward Hall, BENJAMIN Wells,
Cephas Simmons, John Skinner.
David Griffith. Thomas Gllunl,
David G. Weems, Wn. ii. Wood,
John s. Z. Nutweil, Charles Hodges,
Geo. w. Nutwell, Samuel Smith.
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