The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-12-30
Il III Il & E1CHa4 VIII C.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Hhig.
WAsHiEGroE, Dee. eth 1913,


MIR. Editor:-I sit down this lnorI!iarfo r,.l
f2nn Nerd about t.,r times, Irspry,nr Tor my let
"r ". f".'" count .,l..a rongrg.aoa-
.. .1.o.8. .,. the week. Monday being
Christmas, Congress was not in session. That
day is often appropriated by manyoc the young
MN and boys Of your town, to what they call
'lpr. 'n2r IL but they have not arrived to any
thing Ike perfection IN fiat particular branch
of civilization. tia, has been reached by gentle
"". %. s.miir Taste in this more select and en-
--'....' 'i'y. The streets hcle on Mon
day So. "in@ with idler3 and ,owdv's Of
very s'~' 'cor, and s|opo, shcotiog squibs, fir
ing guns aud pistols, h,lIooing, and enjoying
themselves IN many Other petite aud fashionable
ways Whether there were any locol6co mem
bers of Congress amo"es: them or not, will not
pretend to say, but it is quite probable, as there
are amongst them fit creatures for such exhbi-
tons. no longer ago Chan last Saturday nirht
week, the Honorable Felix G.. Mcconnell, n
Locqtoco Congressman, from Alabama, was Turn
ed out of the Theatre here, for rotinr and dis
turbance.
OLE Bull (pron. Ocy BuH,) the great violin
iSt, made his first appearance in ills city on
Monday night, at the National Theatre; and
here as every where else, there was rush to
hear him. Never before heard him, did con-
ceve there was so much music in \ fiIr. JJo
Is splendid Gddler-an astonishing ,fddier, but
there is no use in going mad about hin-thc
enthusiasm he creates is all fioth, that will sub
side in a day or too. His music produces
blanknoss Of thought and a vacant stare, which
dictionaries into a silly cape as the sounds die
away on the ear.
WER's splendid Painting the Embarkaton Of
the Pilgrims, executed by order of Congress, was
on Friday last u.iat day being the anniversary
OF the scene it commentaries placed in one Of
the Southeastern riches of the Rotunda Of the
Capitol. (Not il one corner ofMe Rotu,da,
where a certain cruditc Member wanted Grcn
ough's stature of Washington placcd.) Crowds
have been TO see it, and the general opinion,
with which feel free to coincide, is. that # is
excellent, both in design and workmanship
There arc yet two inches or panels in the Rotun-
da to be filed
understand that sold ten cents a.day" alias
James Buchanan Of Pennsylvania, has written
letter 10 the ocoiocos of that state dacl,ninr IA
allow his name 10 20 before the loco National
Convention, as a candidate for the Presidency.
and that too, all for tho g cd ofhls party. How
dsintcrcstcd. How rf1y cool. Had he suffer
cd his name to go before that convention, ho
would not have got a vote except those from
Pennsylvania, and those, only through eti1uctte
and to suppose the impossbty that he could be
nominated, he would stand just as good chance
to be elected king Of the Dutch, as President Of
the United States
observed in the Globe yesterday an article
strongly condemnng the Administration, TYLER,
Secretaries and all, for recommending increasing
expenditures, issues of Government paper, otc
Colt Tyler, 80 it Bllir-you're all good "dcmo-
cra's' together. The one is cssaying to build up
and aggranl izc lhasci at the expense of the |
party, that hrcalLed the breath ofno!ticoI liz;
INTO him-tte other Is s'ry,ag to build up his |
putty at the expense Of the best interests of the
nation yicr is a 'noncntiy" FLAIR IS "auant-
ty tut quantity otranh locoGocos!n, political !
lies and hun1hugEcry. Ia the number of tic sane
paper previous 70 the one have been rcG.rrinr
70, is a lengthy article headed British Inau- /
rnce, in which il is stated that the debt Of this |,
country to Britain, gives the British an undue
and dangerous influence over rs, fal of which he |
b'an1cs on the wings Of coprse,) and in pursuing
ms subject he argues, that the efforts Of oar pao