The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

TIE PROSPECT AHEAD.


In the Nissoori sRr,or,er,, If The late
dale we find nubljsb,d a Ipt,er from Sen.
ator BrNrrY unhe, date Of h,lv % de-
c.ieipg The commitment Of n public Din. |
nt, nr,r ,,red 10 him Nv anun,ha, If .;,;
,e,s of BooDv,iIc. IN tina, Safe from
which [r,le, we exuact The inllowiny
rarasroy.,
ait gives me great satisfaction TO he
,b,e 10 s.y tn Won lhi, ali ,he sirus in
"the ool,jraj zodiac announce ,be sneeiv
~restnration of The demo crazy IN no,ver.
"and with that even, The resunp,i.n oil
";he Jacksanian policy, and the general
n.ecoyery Of The uuthc p,osDer;,y. The
.,nrrcn. e'e c.inus will give ,he ,ienocra-
m.y h. maiaFi,y in lighthouse Of Rcnre-
",e. titiycs. i that will be sufficient 10
"preyen. mischief but the great measure
~ Gen. Jachson's administration canuo.
She resumed and successfully prosecuted
until the Executive and Senate are also
democratic, and lhat viii IeQn!re the
"tiections Of smother wear. In 1916
"(udg,u! from all the Sims all The de-
par,n enta Of the Federal Government, will
"5e democratic, and the time will then
"roue fur scsuning and completing The
a.ae.su:e s ol GeneTai Jackson, aud Civ
'.iug the country genera! and lasting
prosper,
The confidence which Col BeNroN
expires es in the ,'tts!otation Of tne De.
mocrucy''- meaning Mr.. VAN BrRrN and
his pariy--",o VOW ar,n Is one of those
de!usIans which, being entertained serve
20 make defeat, hcn II comes. more ter
rbie aud di9asira,s. THIS confidence
we haze no loubl Mr.. BeH1ox feels. in
common, apyarcn!ly. wilh mos, Of III,
leaders Of Tie PARTY 10 which lie belongs.
who have mistaken ,hcir unlocked for
success nj eor,,a or ,i,e ,,,a slec,ions for
ey J.uce Of the weakness of tie Wis.
Instead Of being, az thew really we're.
ncr. Is the signs of an indifference. arising
from The conviction. on the mart of The
Wings. Of heir Inability. uYier Ike nre.
sent Dynasty, to ACCOMPLISH aDv measure
of II his policy thcneh they had nsaur. d
maiorilica in both HUnsss of Conyre,..
the experience of the last Cuueress has Jeff
no 70 b, on that hsad: and lie prevailing
sen.iu ea, among he Wings, even before
the meeting OF Congress a, the last sey-
sion, was, Mat il would really be for the
interest ofthe Wing party, and in ,he long
run fr the interest of The country, ,ha.
the Lucu!oco party and The Executive,
having the power 10 derra. any ,hrg the
u hgs nigh, propose, should be allow cd
10 h,ye v ry thing their own way in
Cunariss This, be it obseized by the
say, was not oar opinion. We were
satisfied, az c sill arr, that it was in the
Pc cr If tie Vile, had .SeY wiled it,
81 retain the asccndencv IN both Houses
Of CnHgres- and lhal it was der iu,v 10
make the necessary Efforts ia do go, aad
not 10 suffer The elections to p~ by default,
H. dciiluce Of the Executive Vcjoes ait!
Tie combined opposition of the Admins
tra''on and The Aocoioco party, the Wings
n The last Congress succeeded III saving
the GoTtFAiacAi from bankruptcy, and
tbh oouN'F? from disgrace, By passing the
indispensable revenue bills. The strong
q ;hey wee III the following (ESlhj Con-
g5sss, we argued 10 OURSELVES, the more
instrumental they might be in dong COED,
and ctrtaiG!y would be III dcitalng had
measures. The empowering sensa!ior
g d'.gu"t however, on the par, Of the
falo"ty ct 'ne " itigs in Congress, atien-
r1a b &c voluntary retirement Of many
at them, had is natural effect Ia damp the
"rdor Of the Wigs in most pats Of the
country, and to keep Down The fire OF
ttclr zeal. notwithstanding all which,
di-U every Hther adverse ci' 'um5!anc"