The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22

"Clay menu he was himself removed; so in num-
bers of instances. Removals of Wings are
daily taking place, and locos appointed
John Tyler is now the most contemplate be-
ing in the United States of America. Occupying
position ofthe highest eminence, raised there by
the voice of the people, and the constitution OF
his country, he should have been entitled to the
greatest respect. But forsakng the principles
that should have guided him ,chastsing his friends
with the very power they gave him, acting dis
honorably himself, and attempting to force those
holding Office under him, to initiate him, he has
forfeited the esteem and Difference of every hon
orable man.
These desultory observations have been made
in haste Heretofore we have spoken our mind
freely in relation to Tyler and the Tylertcs, and
appre catng the small favor Gust received"
hereafter we will not ''withhold our hand"
The Locotoco .Neeting.-Agreeably to
anotice published in last Democrat a
Loco meeting was held in the Court
House on Wednesday afternoon. twas
quite meeting. Said that a string of re-
solutions were read landing to the clouds
the two loco candidates defeated at the
late notwithstanding that they were
defeated by illegal votes, and that they con-
test the election. Oh fe! Said however
that the elder Of the gentlemen stated in
the meeting that he was not defeated
by illegal votes and would not con-
test his seat. Supposed that the resolu-
tons were written by the younger of the
two. Said that vice president and a Sc
cretary left their seats. Albert Constable
Esq was eulogized and recommended sc.
for the U. S. Senate. Thought that the
meeting injured his prospects. We have
something to say about him one of these
days. sold things shall be made new"
&c. A gentleman rose in his place and
moved that the resolutions be laid on the
table, and that the meeting dispense as
quietly as possible Delicious, Motion
seconded. rrued.Proccedings to be
published in the Democ1at-shall see
them and notice next week.
A RICH SCENE.-We often have rich
scenes in Elkton, but our friends in Port Deposit
appear to be far more highly favored in that res
poet than are, especially about election times.
We noticed rich one last wcek-the following
which occurred the same night, Bennett would
say is as rich as Strawberries and cream. We
young chaps would say twas up to kissing two
girls al once.
Having had a very slight increase in their
numbers in Port, the locos took it for granted,
tain would-hc-U. S. Senator, being at the time
| about 'thrcc sheets in the Wind or as Sambo
says, IA little up gum tree" approached Mr..
Bidde and thus accostcd him, "Lamb, nomina-
ted you in convention, and all the capital | had
10 work upon was Jim s., here, Shaping
Son the shouldc: II carried you through
the convention and now by Cd Ire elected you
l. amb.' A LONG wild-shout went up. IIurral
hurrah! hurrah! in gladstone chorus swcllcd.-
Mr. Biddlc acknowledged the great obligation
he was under to him, and no doubt shed tears OF
gratitude We need not tell of the change that
come over their dream.
a Deferred .fticle.-"}oy, I'm surprised at
your want of modcsty. Would it not be mo re
like the thing for you TO vote as | do than for an
| cd man like me to turn for your sake Suppose
you are broken up, cant you &c at something
else. - Wonder in what part of his Elk Neck tour
| a certain locofoco met with the above rcbuke
from an old Wing, whom lie bcsought on ac-
| count Of the ties of consanguinIty to vote iol
! Mr. Biddle, stating as his reason, that if MIR
Foard was elected, Othcllo- like, his Occupation
would be gone"
a3Godlrey Pope, editor of the Louis,
vile Sun, who shot LEONARD Bliss. Jr.
for writing an article published in the
louisville Journal, has heen held to bal
for appearance at court, in the sum o
$4,000. Mr.. Bliss wasa most cstimablC
young man, and at one time we believe
assisted Prentice in editing the Journal
Pope armed himself with pistol, wen
in pursuit of Bliss, and shot him down
and we believe he ought to be hung.
"Brcathcs there man with soul so doad,
| Who never TO himself hath said
Let's so ant haze an oyster!'
Sir Waiter Scott.
So asked the poet is his song, and speaking
for the good people of Elkton, we answer, non,
such live here. JONES, under the Washington
hotel keeps such excellent ones, and serves then
up in such fine style, that there's no resisting
the temptation to step in and try them. Stran