The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-07-29


that the organ Of party whose deeds are
evil and only evil, whose efforts are all
to deceive and blndf Did the people, w hose
professions are fair but whose acts are
foul, decei,iul and black, it is not strange
we say that the "Democrat," should re.
fuse 10 "show its colours"
aTln every case in which we have re-
sorted 10 personalities since we began the
publication Of this paper, we have been
driven to it by the course of our oppo-
nents; and after they have forced US out,
if they get The worst of the bargain we pre-
sumo they should not attach the blame
to us.
In the last Democrat an article appears
over the signature K, T. which strikes at
us personally, and which bears the marks
of having had more labor aud more time,
spent upon it than any thing we have seen
lately, but which by its utter imbecility
reminds US OF the Iabouring .aoun.an,
SC, In relation to anonymous articles,
we will just say that we shall no. feel
ourself bound to notice them (al,hough
we probably shall do generality yet if
they contain anything to which we choose
to take particular exception we shall make
some person responsible.
| We shall barely refer to r. T. He says
the locofocos submit their principles to
the public eye; the falsity of that opinion
we have shewn in another article.
He says We can seenothing bu. school
master and mechanic. An error, we can
see very plainly that R. T. is fool
He disclaims meaning any dsrespect
to us. We care not whether he intended
any disrespect rnot. We have the man.
agemeni of our own character. He is per-
(ectly harmless. He says wefrst came into
notice in the campaign Of 1910. /. is no,
our fault that we were not born earlier--we
happened about that time 10 become an
independent voter. He says we Larangued
the boys in the log cabin when there was
no meeting of the party. Grant that We
did, if we turned a single one from the
erroneous and polluted path of Locococ-
ism we done onr country good service;
but he lies. we did not so harangue the
boys, Of one thing we feel quite sure,
/. c. that we can at this present time use
up such man as r. 7, in double quick
time, nor indeed, will we shrink back
from any locofoco who may attack us.
He says We keep our hitherto peace
iui town in a constant turmoil Iur-
mol, that meansa harrassing uneasiness,
dom ii? Well we have kept some of the
Loco(ocos in a turmoil, and if r. T. don,
look sharp, we'll keep him in turmoil,
9S-Although the editor of the Democta,
makes such to do abou, mechanics and
'ai|ors, there does not exist doubt in the
minds. Of many who know him. tia, he is
a. heart violently opposed to them, and
to their interests.
"OW upon them. n-The locofocos of
Cumberland district, AlIegany county,
held meeting on Saturday last,rt which
the following resolution, among others,
was passed. lie. regulators, and all
other rascals know that there ishonesty in
the country.
Reso1usd, That we have no congenial
ity Of feeling or opinion with the repudi-
ators Of the counties of Hartford, Talbot
and Cecil-that Nature has placed US on
more elevated ground,- and that we will
stand upon our mountain tops and point
the finger Of corn dornpard upon repu-
dators and Reputation.
Coz. CLOUDS FARM-We heard some
days ago that Col. Cloud had sold his
farm, but such is not the fact. II is sliH
i'll the market as will be seen by the ad-
vertisement. 1t il an excellent iarm-in
a beautiful situation end the price the Col
asks is certainly very moderate
A TRULY DISTRESSIN 6 CASE.
The brig Ohio sailed from Point Petre
(Gandaloupe) on the morning of the 2nd |
Of July, bound for ST! Thomas On the !
evening OF that day, her second mate,
Mr.. Atwood, was taken i'll. and died on
the 4th; few hours following the Sc