The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-07-27

associates are making speeches and eX-
posing the corruptions of lucolocoism IN
a mastery manner. Roll on Mat ball.
Jacob Hoffman, Esq. addressed the
Wing meeting in Reading, Bcrks county.
on The 24,h June. lie was for Van Blu
rem in 1910, but cant go Polk and Texas.
Levi Ernst, of East Berlin, Adams coun-
| ly, has come out in favor Of Henry Clay,
the friends of the lahorer, mechanic and
The larnier, aud requests the iocoiuco Club
to erase his name.
The Gehnesste 'Coun,y democrat of
Michigan, hilher loco, has refused to sup
port Polk and Texas, and came out for
[ lay and The Tariff
CHANGING by HUNpRE Ds!-The loco
Iocos of Lyons, New Y ork, held meet.
ing last week, and passed a series of re-
solutions, declaring their determination
not to support Folk, OH the ground Of his
opposition to the Tariff and his advocacy
Of the annexation of Texas.
The Iocoloco' p ress are publishing what
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of them on investigation are found to be
Iallacious, and one or two Others 90 for
Polk because they are free Trade men.
Not one instance of change against Clay
and Protection to Polk. On the contrary
as The principles of Polk on Texas and
Protection, become understood, daily
changes for Clay take place. We append
few cases, selected at random.
Fhc Hon. RID Davis, locofoco member
of Congress of New York, said '.thal the
democratic nomination al Baltimore ought
to meet. with no respect from the country.
and that james X. Polk coeid not get one
ELECTORAL College, unless it vas tina, Of
South Carolina, and that would depend
upon the caprice Of John C. Calhoun
He refused to sign acard stating that J. X.
Polk wou'! receive his support and would
carry New York State. Three other
Congress, of the party and from the same
State, refused to sign the card!
G. e. Lamar, Esq. has caused recanl,
alton to be published in the Savannah Re-
publican. lie at first warmly advocated
the annexation ofT'exas, but by reflection
has renowned his original opinions. Go
it Texas.
a5"llon Ross wilkins, Z S District
Judge for Michigan, has abandoned the
llocu;v;r, i,a o,.' on the Texas question, and
joined the Liberty party
Mr. IIphry 'o'RiIey. E>q formerly editor
of the Albany Argus, Tie organ III the
locoi"co, party of New Y ork, has request
ed his name to be withdrawn as one of
the committee IN resolutions at the meet
ing in the Capiir|-Nr OR is opposed to
annexation OF Texas
The Miners JotItNal SAWS. that rour
locofocos last week Signed the Clay Club
SchuylkiEi county will be redeemed
Johh Henderson, Esq Secretary of the
lnco(oco meeting in St Louis, Missouri.
has repndIalcd the party now ard forever.
lie cant swallow annexation of Texas
John Busk formerly editor and proprle.
tor of the Baltimore Republican. the Loco
foco organ in Maryland, has come out for
Clay and Freinghuys Tic was lead
ing Van Buren, man in 1910
AND YET ANoTHER-1he work in Ten
nessce goes bravely on. The last Knox
vile Register says: "Mr Baugh. Loco
i0co Representative Of the county of law
kins in 80, has declared his determination.
in public speech, to support Henry CLAY
for the Presidency? Mr. Baush was a
warm supporter of Van Buren, in 1910.
but he can't vote for Polk and Dallas !
CAN'T GO PoLK-We learn from the
Savannah Republican that Mr. Dudley an
influential gentleman of Georgia has dc
clared himself in favor of Gay, Frelng-
huysen ard w II Crawford
The Wings Of Lenawee county, Mich.
igan, held convention at Arian on the
20h ult, and were addressed bv the Hon
Levi BeardSley, formerly a Van Buren,
Senator Of the State of New York
More Screws Losr The ITagcrs
town Herald of Freedom says that within
the last few weeks, several Democrats left
the locoloco ranks and Joined the Clay
Club, among Others Anthony Campbell
E>q
The NorrIsto Nn Herald says that one
Of the Secretaries OF the Locofoco Conven.
lion, which nominated II A Muhenberg
for Governor, has joined the Clay Club
CHANGES We venture to predict tina,
no county i'm the State will eyhibi, - larrer
increase Of votes for the Wing candidates.
than old mother Cumberland. Every day
almost we hear of additions to our ranks
from friends Of the Tariff among our op-
ponents. A few days ago one of the most
decided locos in the county walked into
our office and with determined air which
evinced that he had fully made up his