The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-09
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Wing Committees Oi the st and End Districts
The Wing committees for the frs, and second
districts arc horchy called upon 10 meet at Bohc-
RIA cry on s.. Jrdl!: nex:, the 18th ingt. to
noi'!ina!o candidate for the next state I.crsi,
'uIe, III th2 place Of Wan. T. Morton l+C. who
has declined accepting The nomnaton conferred
aPon him by The 'at4 Whig County Convention.
he following are the names of the members Of
tie committee Isl District. Thomas c. Crook
'Aa!lh' E1worl Pennington, Joseph ". Vcazov,
Hamilton Morton, George 4. Foard I?,nos w.
" roth, and james :. Mitchell. ? nd dist, John
R1w'ias, DR.. John W. Writ Benjamin +. Sluy-
tter, Davidson d. Pearro, William Bidllo. john
l., Clayton, ard David k,rsncr.
=: OUR UASNE .. NO TO-DAY fling to the
breeze inscribed with the names of Henry, Clay,
and John NJ Clayton. from tho beginning vi
onr editorial career We have expressed our pre-
'cFe"c" ioF Henry Clay, and now hoist lis name
asa matter aftorn, rather than us all expression
1teelnion. We had intended to run gu. an ar
t!ele of some length on the occasion, but time
does not permit Bat What more is it necessary
10 say, than that our preferences is founded Oh
'lehriu ache', that he IS the ablost of statesmen
the truest ofp4triots the noblvst of men. Wo
70 TOR nm in opposition 10 every other man,
live or de. sink Q, sS;m, sIEvyo or perish, -
"c arc FOR Henry cily.
We had prepared some remarks, stating why
~e are in favour Of Mr.. CLAYTON, which torctl-
or With lnary ether things are crowded GU, nv
'1i,,t t1i.p,, g, '..,.,
STORM N pnILADELpuIA.-
frday evening lst inst tina. city was visited with
a Tremendous Thunderstorm, unparalleled in tho
recollection Of its oldest inhabitants MANY
buildings were struck by lightning, several pei
sons were injured but none killed. and much
-daipagc was done BY the rising of the water.
~ The Caledonia arrived at Boston last
Iuesday, There have been extensive riots in Ire
land, Lord Ashbnrton1 country seat has been
burnt, and the Young man who shot a, the queen,
has been sentenced 10 be hanged, drawn and
quar:rrel
LOCO AON!INATiOE.-Th Iocos held
tcT County Convention On last SATURDAY, and
nominated for sheriff, Lambert W. B!dlc; for tho
Assembly, William Knight, Nathan Lakeland
li!lot~on Janncy, and Amor r. Forwood
ag'Thu Baltimore American has hois.
ted The name Of Henry Clay, so has the
fatrloi--so has the United States Gazette
and the Wing papers throughout, III,
whole couAtTy are following the exam
pie,
Ijj'Thc Wings Of the state Of Main,
have nominated iIenry Clay for the mex
Presidency.
3JTkg merchants Of Philadelphia have
protested agajpst the Custom House en-
Tres made since the lst inst, and are sus
talucd in their course by written opinions
from the ablesr lawyers in the state.
sser<raz.sp-.sas.suz.
aj'Thc Texans are still making extern
s:ve preparations for invading Mexico.
PREAcHIAG.-Ihcrc viii be preaching
Tomorrow aftermo on Il! halt past } O'Clock
by the Rev Nj. Wilson, blind preacher
AT Mr.. Benjamin Bowen's, i'll lhc grow
ajoining his house. The people OF thu
,sltiui!y are respectfully invited % attend