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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

The following toast drank on the 4ih by
.'Smasher Til right Of search, the fit emblem
of picknocket. How do the roas; beef coons like
that
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

The story that a large portion OF the city OF B1l-
tyniore under Lease. which "a. about 10 expire,
is contradcted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

O. The dog-steallng Royal-Charter men, of
Rhode Island not beng able exercise their cow
ardly cruelty against any of the suffrage men who
had been in at Chepachet, passed over the
State line, and murdered unarmed citizen of
Massachusetts,. They alsp searched houses, and
committed other scandaous outrages, fer winch the
Massachusetts papers justly demand redress. 1t
is doubtful, however, whether the wing Governor
of Massa chusetts Will ask for 1t.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
A CARD-TO THE PUBLIC.

1t is known. generally, that, on the 18th of March
last assumed the editorial man gement Ol the In
diana Journal, publ at indianapolis
At the commencement of my abors was affect
ed with disease which. up To this period, has un-
remrttngly preyed upon my constitution aud utter
ly disqualified me from mental and physical exer-
ton.
Since the LIST of May and at this time, have
been and absent from Indiana olis-and, al
though my name has steadily appeared at the head
of the columns of he Journal, as rs editor have
been unable and sti am, to prepare matter Tor that
sheet
In the constant expectation OF resumlng my post,
have 'OrbOrne until now an announcement OF tins
nature. Finding myself, however, farther removed
from the hope, daily, respectfully request my edi-
torls brethren throughout the State, insert this
card IN their papers. L. j. BARNETT.
New Albany, July 18th, lS42.
Are to understand by this card that Mr.. Bar
nett has withdrawn from the editorial post OF the
Indiana Journal!' The card is amb guous 5 to
that.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

BARNETT is FouND.--By dlnt of persevering en-
qury We have at length heard from our friend Bar
nett. We sincerely regret that he gives so bad an
account of his health, and wish him speedy recov-
cry. This indianapolis is a mighty sickly place
for whg editors about these days, and we are only
astonished that friend Barnett stood it so long as
he did. We insert his card
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

TnE DIsTRIBUToN.-ls there longer any wonder
why the federal wing spolsmen object to the repeal
of the distribution act, after reading the following
from the Madlsonian Wings, when you find
cent of the State debt paid, or dollar of the
interests or when you get your five cents year.
your individual share, you will please let US know
il. The Madsonan says:
"TuE LAND FUND.-A correspondent asks u.s. #
there Is really any money To distr butte To the
States. We beg leave 10 inform or correspondent
that there not only money 10 Distribute bit that
THE WHOLE OF THE LAND FUND HAS
BEEN EXPENDED IN PAYING THE MEM
BEERS Their EIGHT DOLLARS PER DAY.
DURING THE LAST SEVEN MON rIiS
WHILE THEY HAVE BEEN DOING No
THING"
What comment this, on the predictions o.
those rascals who assured their dupes that the
States would get , millions OF dollars a year
If that Clay measure should pass Henry Clay
had better send Daniel Webster to England again.
Perhaps four or five million dollars may
obtained to assist in clecting hun TO the Presidency
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
.fUTJNV.

We are now IN the autumn Of the yea,
the season of golden hues and fading
verduIe. Natures chill breath i, inner.
ceplIbl, passing over leaf, plant and flow
er, aud imparllng To them all The linctur,
o! approaching decay. The green carpet
ct creation is being sup rrsedtd by one al
yellow or more motley color, aud al
around and about US tells of the perisha
bile nature of lhirgs. 1t is s, asnn peg
nant with reflection, for it admonishes II,
HAT decay is an inherent principle oI
Nature. 1t bids those Of us who have
not yele tered the "sear and yellow leaf
OF life, oprepare ourselves Tor that peri
I'd to husband our resources for il, as the
farmer does his harvest gathering, thai
we may look back on life's summer " ith
a quiet & low of satisfaction, such as all
aulumnal evenings sun imparls to land
scape.
TO those who have already passed the
rubicon of middle life. it tells us tina, the
advenl"l liie's winter is fast approaching
llks an index to some particular Passage
OF "k, it points /" The termination al
LIES journey" death and /" the grave!
Autumn Is chasle and gentle SEASON:
Il has not the cold Iriglduy Of wlnler about
II; ii has not the c"qne,ry of spring. nor
The ii'e and passion Of summer. Like
true friendship, ii brings soothing balm
1" the mind, without operating It's fiery
acton on the passions. lis winds are
mud as mothers voice; its suns shine on
The world calmly as father smiles ol, his
beloved family. We would tina, an att
Iumn b'eeze should sing our requiem-
We seek no swee.er musIc!-Pieuyune.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
III takes the His.dcrs.

we hnd Ihe following story IN lne Ros.
ton Post, bu. won't endorse its truth:
QIne a mistake lately took place in d
love affair al the north. A co,lllr o.
Young tools agreed To eIope together, all,
by some mistake in the preliminary a.
engagements, the male lover pu, his lahde,
up 10 the window next ,c The one in hi
>weelheart's room. which proved to be
,hal III which her anxious mamma, hand
some widow, reposed. She turned ,h,
mistake TO her own advantage. go. int"
his aims. returned his afec,ionale smbra-
rrs, was borne by him to The carriage.
and by preserving Il becoming silence I'M
al "a! light, kept him blind to his error
and then by the potent power of her ban-
dishmenls actually charmed him into ma
lrinony with herself
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
From thc .\mi"nnI M,Wgcnc r.
MR.. ADAMS AND MIR. WkBSTER

IN the report Of Ex-President Adams
late speech TO hIs constituents a, Wrv-
mouth, he is repres en,ed 10 have referred.
i'll The terms follow ing, To the course of
MIR. Webster IN remaining in the Depart
men of Safe after the resignation of lhe
other members Of the Harrison Cabi-
net.
Nevertheless. at the breaking up or1he
Cabinet upon the veto of the bank hlI.
Though was glad Of that veto, not be-
cause of the grounds it was based upon
tut because The assen, of the Safes was
required WAS one of The Massachusetts
Il, legation with whom Mr.. Webster con.
suited, aud strongly advised him to CON
tlnue at his post. thought the danger
of war with Great b iain al that time to
he imminent. aud had confidence that
any man in the country could avert it the
5 cIe'ary r"nId-and ! therefore advised
hun t" continue AT his post-l'hat dauge,
1as now happily passed away-and there
Is perhaps no Their ciizen VIII" cnn j
ave brought Il uegoclation 10 a iavcra
Bile termination, and saved us from bein.
plunged into war with England"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
A NEW WARNING TO FREE
nINk

in the late ulal Tor alislaugher, in the
Municipal Court, in whIch uedcal books
and me ital men were examined. it was
Ct, arly proven that the fracture of a boue.
especially if attended with great personal
violence. would naturally, and generally
did. bring ON d'l,rium r"mens III free
drinkers; aud llral all lrrsons who inGul-
ged freely in strong dr',k. hrca me there
by predi-poscd To ll,ai distressing and
d,sl "ying disease. llich in cases OF bone
lra"1u'ts. &c, wa> nlusl likely To become
iaal. Now a. every one is liable to ac-
chen>. and thereby get their homes bro
ken, without fault ON their sides. and a.,
free drinkers generally get quarreISome
when inrbria,ed. aud at exposed tn finht>
and violence, this new caution may i'm.
press Itself on some minds which are i'm
perviuu. to other considerations. Let all
consider that the hest treat in "A bar room
is re-ireM. - Boston .Mrr. Jour.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08

amour, ecs' amor - %, Ii 1--we, III.
love,' "uing which process ,hr rir,k
and Mademoi.eIIr exchanged Il, .,,, .f
love, while the Father Ma> abe" bed ~ an
some old French muse. And some hny
or other IL woud =" happen, lliar wilrn the
sweet young ci,a NE extended hyr hand
with the money to The clerk, .heir har.
came a. c"tici, as La IDS ,eiU lie dnilg,
and there is electricity in n touch s",nc-
amrs') and the parties Icing IN Eually
'h'tiell, there was given aud rece vcd a
very slight p assure Of the most loYeIy
hand you ever saw. causing deep .b,u-h
/" mantle OH the prelliesi pair of checks
IN the world, and look of those dark
eyes that i.vould be just perfecl madness
IN me to attempt to descrbe-anl if you
believe me. so II vas, that llc very same
hing 1roud happen again when The rlerk
handed her the change. Her agitation
At this exciting juncture, shook from her
;a'd-ca,e (Which happened to have been
aiken out "t her reiIcrIe with her plrse)
'ne "i her car Is; winch, almost before it
could reach The counter, was seized by
The clerk, IS To his ips, with some
i fiedence an'. Wit an inpl' ring look,
which me' no other rebuke than a faint
mile anda very gentle. coy shake nfthat
'nexpressihIy beautiful head, was deposit
'ed in his vest pocket.
The father aud ,angIer now left ,le
tore and ii is shrevtIy slirmised that
his Young r"upl" will soon be in ma,ri-
'n"''IaI "cro'ct"'s." 1t spite Of "bars.' or
"stors;' for a, they have already arrived
t"quavers," there will be no .srps'n until
'htv sound the whole "gamm"
EIklon, Oct 1912. SCRAGGS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
1850 1924 1892 ll77
Lncoioco 81 erlff elected hv Ia maiori,,
A Word to Lar Orinr Men.


Inc l."c"i"c"s profess t, be Your friends.
and many of you believe they are. But,
tell us canddly, what have they done fer
YOU or for the country2 What do they
propose To do? lave they shown dis
position To foster American labor? On
The contrary, are they not ior free trade
and low wage>2 This is their declaration
IN Congress, though they may tai differ
emily to your faces. We aver that u Loo
r"l"co manufacturer of the county Of
phlladelph'a--a man very active and in
tl"enIlal IN that art, --tlrcIalpd, not lony
since that we should never have pouu
times again until wages were reduced To
The standard OF Europe, and we had Moth
my but hard money = When wages
come down to that standard, labnrcrs
Will find all they money they earn "llald,
enough l"gei, We are quite sure.
What would you ,lmnk of the times
had You to labor al the Euro ,,ean rate Of
"agr>2 Look al The average a es in d.
lef NJ Countries, given below, and then
answer.
Average prices per week Of the hand
Loom "eaverS IN Europe, including the
"l Il X, cotton linen, w"ollen, sc. m al,
lhrlr varieties, exclusive OF busld, rent. iu-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08

All the returns received up to the time
OF going To press will he fourd below.
The following is the esul, of the cleo
lion in Cecil Mr.. Foard received mo re-
Votes Il an ever any cardn'aip got before
IN the county and is elected, bv 200 majo-
rlv. which far exceeds our mos. sanguine
expectations.
We rejoice at the defeat Of Amor T..
Forwood the father Of the abnminabIp
doctrine of reputation in Maryland, the
good old S ale that nerer mas disgrared.
although an effort was made last winter
TO disgrace her. v lillian Knight. another
repudialor is defeated also IIuzza for
Cecil she has wiped foul blot from her
escmchenn.
In laliord where stme Of the Locos
anne out openly for reputation, three Of
their candidates are defeated, although t
is Locc county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
(Writ'en for tie Cecil Uhg.)
Something Incidental.

An odd old Frrnchman (.Nonsieuu
B"nh"n) aud hi, pretty daughter .leppe,
ut" Mr. G"ld's music store 10 buy some
'rinIed music, " en-, Nj. G. hem. all
sent, the Ell"ming conversation ensue,
between Monsieur aud Colds humorous
young cle,k
Fr.-I"u sell lie notes for GnIt2
Clk.-Yes, cir, for gold, or silver, on
corrers.
Fr.--You no take de noe: nosing but
lie SILVER, ce g"ld, &c c"ppalr. e.?
elk . yes, sir, take m,Ies-l make
n"lt--l sell n"les-I Cat by zoe
drink ny hole sleep by nnle--l dress
by NOTE sing l~ NOTE pay by note
= 40 'rrryihing hy note.
Fr.-Jna .foi! Cue rous estes droIlc.-
Wy faith! But You art queer one. -
You tat de n"le-you drunk de noe-
YOU sleep tie n"te-ynu sell him de siI
valr' de gold, d coppair, all the same2-
wort DE- ma rie Death of NV llf"! =
Palrhaps too, eel NJ! laugh'air here v"u"
no have some "hjecliong To lake de note,
To eep &c note, and so forth, you would
not object to marry lie nole2
Clk.-Assurtdly not, sir. Wrh your
permission would humbly crave her 10
note that ndellibly OIL the tablet Of her
heart
Alter while the music was selected,
aud was wrapped up, Qncludiug 80, cssi
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
MEMO.
SOI'G.
TrSE-"Lucy Long"

ieHI- Lucy Long.
I've Just come out before you
10 sing little song,
It's all ao,rl john Tyler,
And il isn't very long,
It's all aLoat john Tyler,
That man devoid 81 soul,
VINO caused the tears vi crocodiles
AT Harrisburg to roll.
Vii! take your time, John Tyler,
Your reign will not be long,
Come To my and ye muses.,
While uurl ms time with song.
lie tr'nmrhed DER his party,
And joined their WHY ices,
And now they do wh,te'er they please,
And lead nm by the nose,
The trust he violated
That was III hln reposed,
And let Wing present himself
! II door on INN was closed
Oh! take your time, John Tyler,
Your reign viii not be long,
"liow many Clay men are there"
10 burn his time with sonvm
These things can't long continue,
Let Captain try his best,
lie II soon be forced 10 give his place
/" Harry OF the West"
Prepare then, Captain Tyler,
Tor that au>pclous day,
Ihe peoples voice will kick you out,
And put in Henry a..
On! take your time, John Tyler,
The traitors fate is sealed,
The peoples man IS Henry Clay,
To none but hlm we'll yield! r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
lion. IlENRY Clay.
ASHLAND, Sept. 18Th, 1912.

My DEAR SlR:-l received your ohli
ging J. tier. transmitting copy of The Adj
dress 10 the Wings oi Mar, land. with
tull account at the proceedings OF the
Convention, hich assembled ON The 24lh
ulln. have pr,u>.d them wnh feelings
of lively sensihIIty and profound grail
tude; and I leider my grateful acknowI-
Judgments for the honor dvnp me in pre-
senllng my name Ii the consideration 81
my c"untrymtn rs a candidate Tor the
highest office in their gilt. | concur in
tn sentiment. that The paramount oil G..
III the selection OF candidate foi the
Chief Mag.lracv should be public mea-
sure, and not the men 30 he prr mnird.
and that individual qua'iira i',ns should
only he regarded m reference to HE ahIi-
~ and hd' ut. wi h which he public in
teresls may I've N vanctd. |, June last !
expressed nv feelings. lihnut reserve, a
in my name being used as a candidate for
the President Of the u ireG S aies | lraus-
nit you copy of " bat sald ON that &c.
ca ion. Although have had great rca-
son 10 ne lilahk',ll anH gialtiul tor the
numerous demonstrations of confidence
and attachment tow ards me, since mace,
think it better 10 adhere 10 the grnuud |
then assumed. and loposlpone deinilve
decision of the question of yielding my
consent to the use %; my name as can
didale. am hare in comparative quiet
and rrpose; and lave no wish again 10
embark ON The l"nprsinous ocean of pub
lie affairs. hu, from high sense of duty.
md in community with the command Of
all authority. " hich should feel bound
to obey. hope the members If the con-
venlion of Maryland will justly apprecl-
ate my motives.
] am with grea, respect,
Your obedlent servant.
II. CLAY
WIN. PRICE. Eso, Sc. SC.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08

POETRY.
FoR THE CECIL Vino.
NJ! Choice.

lNsca.srp TO = $500
How of by fancy's gentle light.
Have behed the lid,
Blushing in native beauty bright.
And with t-anspor, ofdeligM.
| to myself have said,
Could but wi; that mai lens heart,
Unchilled by all the worlls cold art.
with that treas Ire would not part,
For one in gems arrayed.
Others may WOO external charms
BE caught by gold OF lace;
BE mine to welcome to my arms,
The form that feeling gently warns,
And gives to ocsnty, grace
The marb'ebrow, the ros cate check,
The coral lip, let others seek,
I'd rather have the soul to speak
Than either form or face.
The brightest flowers are those that bloom
Unnoticed and unknown.
To cheer the deserts painless gloom,
To shed their fragrance and perfume.
Where weary ones are thrown.
A Raudy, gilded butterfly,
May please US as it flltters by,
But still it only charms the eye,
And leaves the heart more lone.
The hearlless ones that run tho round,
Objectionable life,
In brig'.t accomplishments abound,
\ painted paything oft'ner found
Than like real wife;
To dance, TO chatter, and to sing,
Read all the trash that novels bring,
And live cold aid heartless hing,
In all their after life.
Give me the rounded, robust form,
The gladsone laughing eye,
The heart that bleeds when sorrows storm
O'ertakes tho wretch-that will grow warm
AT augh Of misery;
The intellect that loves to roam
From Eaith's bright SCENES, to Heavens hg
dome,
And finds itself in all at home
That asks, the whersiore'-why'
Oh. what Is Woman's sweetest smile.
Or what her gentlest tone
The look that steals your soul the while,
ii ulI is h,aItless, will beguile
The spirit Of it's own;
What il tue flowers that bloom 80 sweet,
Scarce bend beneath her fairy feet
Though every grace and beauty meet
The spirit would be lone.
UToPIA, October, ls4!. MEMO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
NOVEL CASE-A WARNING TO
LADIES,

Nm edIior recovering sixteen hundred
doll0rs Of a iady for a breach ofyromist,
Suits al law, brought by LdirS. or their
friends, for breach of promise on the
part OF the gentleman Promisrr. are quire
| common, and excite llll" o: no interest in
'ie c"mm'iui". We have now 10 record
The trial "i il lady--tur it was in iala
lady lha' was lrlcd--Inr il breach of pro-
mise toward, IA gentleman. Many ,l cur
rradrr>. pe,liar$. have h,alh something ni
'hr ACT, IN irlail"a to an interesting aId
nIghIy exciting aliai, whr occurred some
year or Two Sli.cr, At S 'uhrurk. n. r..
'he parties l. which are Mr.. J. VI. Pit
''ng''i, publisher % the Village T,ansrrlp,
al Asnrshury, NJ. john Mct.rpg"r.
Young nan from The Gland ~ oak s. and
dt the Time Sub-rontrarlni ON the "a.
'e'n R,Ir"ad: aud las. hui no least IN our
sorry. Mss E'mIIy S Bovine. lair and
'ntrrc'Arg Young lady, the dau- hler of a
'u'ri' tai CT zen "l Srahrook. II ap-
.r'ir t"aI, ior ii considerable ernd an
e. II I" that on which lhis affair hnpptn-
ed, an iarIlnacv and hon ,rahIt i,,rrcnur,c
he'd snhslS'td bet" cen Mr., p, iiinglIl and
'"e young h'oy III questions winch, so tar
ID i'aS' as was known. Ma> both agreeable
at" f'c'pr"ca'' AMI when AL continued
so up TO the lime when Tins .Hr. MEG e.
S"r' III pursuance {! l'iS vocation as a
railroad Contractor. took up ms re- ience
~ me 'ain'i' at 'ir. Bowie, the ia'hrr
"l ll'e young Lady, Nh" lived on the line
m me road About ilIS time. al d alter
h'u'rS"r' ("h" ny the way was high
man nal resided several months N the
family "' alf. browne, VIZ Petiln@lIl raue
TO me r"nc'nS'"" that h" would get "arri-
ru' fnr ms purpose he c"nsn!lrt. with
MISS browne Mh" espresso" her sn'ire
Willingness I" J''n her hand and htr fur
,"nes win his, "1d that ,"n without de-
'aV. he parents In" were Consulted,
'h"ir consent "h'aInfd and thus alI The
necessary rr' oinhri' we're adjusted. Err'y
''''2 mus la promised well. at least Iu
''r VISION OF Mr.. Prtinglll.-Fnrniture
an" "i''"f necessary appPhdageN were mn
mr"id e'V P'Gc'a 'd-a residence was
Hrl"r't" b! the l"'y h"r-rlt-l|Ie wedding
garments we're hrSp"k"n-and even The
happy day i>ell-lhr baHn. having been
previously puhlIsheh-a day which WAS
offender nplr'e All Their KS aud COM
""mnr'e thor happiness Lre below. by
''r !lng "i HE n"lt al A"or- this day,
e'r,'' was aiP'i''r', ny me lady herself!
y DAT ''a>' ''r al f''''am JOY ana h'lNs!
Nv" S'"'' wa, 'ne cup OF joy and hapHl-
ness ~ ne "a'h' Il l" the ground. leaving
n"'h'hs Tut lhe ni''er IA eSS ct dIShpp"'nl-
'''e''' anu s"rr"" l" me tSprrian' h''de-
gr''''i' b'' l''e Prihdv' aud lIeache'v.
am" "rre,. I" """y 4 yhHHt fddE
!" Hal S''a'' or can ne sal" IN 'Xitnnaii"n
III s"'h eAHa"'''lra"y r"nGWIE o'iry
are we !" s'v' mat tfn'''' as well "a the
"fc'Si"n oi h'S' JWI1cml tribunal, an
s"''' "'''''"S "'a't'e'' ne lar's' rs
We! are known. ana a- t''ev were 'li,r'"-
Se'' "' "'e ""'' "e'e' maj al inns very i''hc
"''e" '''r engage mrut was entered n'h'
"",, TO-" ''''''" ~ '''-o ''''""' "',''
he wedding 1nh rcn,rsil. She wa, en-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08

We conv from The ia IarI;own Urra''
of Freedom the following core r"ndtnr'
ht4ween the H,n. WIN. Pace. President
of th-. Whiy S ale "nArn'i"n ct Mary
land, and the Hon. IIENRY Clay, Of Ken
lucky:
:. LI.ccn.rows. Angus, ~, 1912.
Ny DeAR>IR:-The MARYLAND Wing
Convention " hic ! assembled in the cit,
q .al,n IRE, ~ the 81 h INST. having
u .,,mol.Iv unrnira ed YOU FOR the ,llic
of P. rsid.l.l al IL U nrl az. as -ign-
ed 10 M q, ,hsi p e-Ii,g "i!Ic"', the
pleasing dul; of i."war''i q I" y", copy
of their address To the VIII Is of Mary and
with Il iull ii, count OF llIrW pr, cecdings.
all uf which are runlainrd IN the news "a
per Which accom-, ,anics this comI:lnulca-
ton.
should hut iinperfrc,ly express tht
sentiments Of The Con- lion % %. tho e
they rel resented. it eeue ely I" sa.
that this nomination was unarimous.-
The deep, laundering aud long continued
acc amallon, with WINCH it was received.
evnced ,he heart cit graduation it atEnr-
drd Ia every man present. And vet II was
but the echo of il Voice coming up from
the WhiJ population of Mary land. BY
whom you were virtually nominated. be-
fore the convention was thought Of
ueed not say to.uu sir, l''a; the Wing
party are no, welded 10 names. Tnat
they 20 for measures. Mt incn: and for
any man for the sake nf lht ir measures;
and for no man without their measures
IN calling upon you, however. to he their
candidate, they entertain no mlSglvlng> a.
to the cnu Sc you wiII pursue, in the event
of your election. Your life has been no
scale d book to them ar to the world; and
your c"nSlancv /" The great principles for
which the, have been so long cnnlendng.
they have learned to value the more ligh
~ from the accumulated prrtidv aud fraud
Oi a high exls,ing lunclInnarv ct their own
app"inmel t. Ia organizing, therefore.
Tor the COMES which is now approaching
they derive a rwo-i"ld ground IF conf
tlenre, FROM the circumstance. that with
the support Of their long cherished prin-
clplrs. they unite that OF the man they
love and admire, and with every wish of
their hearts Tor y,ur personal success,
taking art in that rolr,es as 'lhe ally oil
t!uly," lhev believe that The issue cannot
be doubtful.
With sentiment Of the
highest respect. am,
Dear Sir.
Your friend and serv't,
WI. lRi(E.
lion IJrNpy CJAy
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ii. lights, &c

These are the average prices for IN N
employed in weaving. The slalemeu. IS
a'ade gu! itom aiop"r, of Commissioners
app"nled by The BRUSH Parliament, 10 III
Ses'IgaIe the sui jet, and who had ample
mrans OF acquiring correct information.
u. 5. Ga..
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L., no man be too proud II work. Let
no man he ashamed Of hard fist or II
s nbuint c0nnienan C. Let him lie asha
med on!y of ignorance and sloth. L"'
no man be ashamed of poverty. Lei him
only be ashamed Of idleness and dishon
As,y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
For president ia ISL,
HENRY CLAY,
OF EIENEl1CKY.

eS-Onr time having been occuped il
matters relating to the election. we hive
hrfn Only able'o nrin, one side this week
We have not been able 10 obtain the vote
Tor commissioners ~ the different districts.
hut there are elected, ; Wings, 3 Locos.
aud one inIrnnnd,