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

locos in 1910, consequently the loco team was
enabled to pass him this time.
We have no cause to fear, however, from
Ohio; she cut just such capcr in 1888; two
years afterwards under the banner Of Gen. IIar-
rson she triumphantly redeemed herself Two
years from this time she will snap the iron yoke
OF Iocoocoism, and step boldly out into the head
and front Of the gallant states that will elevate
Henry Clay to the Presidency.
Prescription for Opinions sakc.-We observed
last Saturday that the list Of letters remaining
in the post office, on the LIST instant, which had
been handed to us for publication the week pre-
vlouSby the postmaster, had been copied into the
columns of tho Cecil Democrat 1t having
never before been published in that paper we
thought strange TO see it in lis col umns and we
now have reason to believe that Col. Cloud re-
ccived from Washington direction to make the
change.
We had resolved in referring to this matter in
to-day'S paper, to speak in plain terms, and at
some length to Col. Cloud, and also to Can't.
Tyler, but upon consideration, we conclude it
is not worth the ink and paper To COL Cloud
we will merely say, that he is the only Wing CD
in Elkton who would have obrYcd The command;
any other one would have resigned in DISGUST
We are led to believe that it is still optonable
with him TO publish in winch paper he plcascs,
and that he embraced the opportunity to inurc
us Gas he thoughD with pacri,y. And vhv:
because we are opposed in politics to his .Nls.cr
John Tyler. To him he may crouch, he may
obey all his commands, he may defend him when
he pIcascs, and rejoice in the title of the "only
Iy Ter man in Elkton," yet a little while. But
his days are numbered, Tycrtcs are as obicc-
tionablc TO the Wings, as are locofocos. A
storm is rsing-a clay hurricane approaches,
which will sweep John Tyler, and all his hire
IIngs out of otce-among them Col. Enoch
Cloud, Il man whom, till within a few months,
we supposed to possess political integrity and in
dependence.
The LoSs.-And how much loss did we sustain:
Advertising the letters that quarterly remain in
the post Office in Elkton amounts TO the enormous
sum GIMME dohars per year, Of this we are de-
prycd. Trulya "small po,a,oc" business.
The use q interchangeable suppose is to lie,
persons know that there are letters in the Office
for them The greater the circuhtion'of ,he adj
vertscmcnt, the more likely it V i'll be to produce
the intended effect. From some cause we pub
lisll more papers than the Democrat. Hence the
object OF advertising Is to great extent frusra-
ted, and the public iajurcd by the change.
"A cOnSoimion-Scarccly was it known that we
had sustained the above terrible loss, when we re-
ceivcd more new subscribers than made it IN, and
have been receiving acccssions to our list, daily
since.
I'm appcak.-To our friends, the Wings of the
county, we would here Just say-last week and
THIS week We notice some strong JlOlrS struck at
our patronage. Come up then TO our help a.
gainst the mighty But in earnest; some of our
political enemies doing all they can against
us-Frends! will you not do something for us.
Now word for John Tyler. We presume
some one showed him some of our papers con-
tanning little of our mind in relation to his po-
litica character 1t is not likely that he would
have ordered the advertising to be taken from lis
unless he was informed concerning our feeling
towards Inn. On another occasion he enquircd
GLOW many Clay men are there" But we do
not suppose he knew anything, or made any en-
quiry about so obscure paper as the Cecil Wing
unless his attention was called to it. These re-
marks may reach him in the same way. Our
suspicion - that he was written to. BY looking
at our advertisement he will see that this paper
ispublished in the Log Cabin, in Elkton; build
ing erected for the especial purpose Of furthcring
the interest of Gen. Harrison and John Tyler.
In common with tho wings of this county, we, in
this house and out Of it. used every exertion we
were capable of to elect them BY a union of eff
fort by the wings throughout the country they
were elected trumphantly. Death put John
TYLER in the stead of Harrison. With the recep-
ton of power he forsook the Wings lie frus-
trated Congress on great national questions, and
now he is showing his petty, low, traitorous
mean, contemplate principle, in trying to injurc
the wings in every manner, and in the most min
ute particulars.
$50 help me God, if hear of your meddlinc
in politics will remove you instantly" So said
John Tyler in 1871. How docs he speak now
by his actions, lie has broken his oath. lie now
requires his officers to NEEDLE in politics. Be-
cause Jonathan Roberts would not remove the