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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-27
ELLIS REYNOLDS Pres't.
TIIO'S II. SEW ALL Secretary.

Agreeabiy to Public Notice, the Wings of the
It'll Election district met at the house OF Mrs.
Nesbt in Port Deposit on Saturday goth Janu-
AIRY 1914 when Nj. Cornelius Smith was called
to the Chair and J. w. Abrahams appointed
Secretary, motion a committee OF ten pcr-
sons was appointed 10 nominate five persons to
meet in County Convention at Elkton on We'd
nesday the ?ith inst, to select five persons to
TO be held at Eikton on the 3Oth inst, to CON
mate Candidate for Congress said committee
having retired, reported the names OF John Ar
cher, Cornelius Smith, John B. Yanell, Elisha
Brown and George w. Kidd who were unani-
nlousiy elected.
On motion it vas resolved, that the delegates
hom this Election district be authorized 10 sug-
gest to the County Conver ton. tie propriety OF
nstructiug the delegates from this county to the
district Convention when assembled to choose a
delegate to represent the district in the Wing
convention to be held in May next at the City
OF baltimore to nominate Candidates for presi-
dent and Vice president, should the convention
When assembled determine to 70 into such Elec-
ton.
Resofred, that t is the sense of this meeting
that the interests Of the Wing party require that
the Candidate for Congress be taken from Cecil
or Hartford Counties
Resoired, that if The delegates from the other
Election districts of this county are prepared to
30 into an Election for delegation to represent
this county in the Gubernalorial Convention,
that the delegates from this Election district be
authorized TO go into said election.
G. SMITH, Chairman.
NJ trr
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C.4MPBELL'S .M.AG.4ZL.NE.-

Campbell's Foreign Semi-monthly Maya
zine of the 18th inst. is on our table. Its
leaders will be pleased to find in it like
ness Of the eccentric Thomas Carlyle, al
able and well known English writer, pain
ted by Count Dorsey, and engraved by
Sartain. The reading matter is excellent
This is valuable work to any who
wish an acquaintance with the literature
arts and sciences Of the Old World. A.
it is published twice a month and eacl
No. contains ~ pages Of reading matter
and an excellent engraving-no one viii
call its cheapness in question.
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AT a meeting Of the Wings OF the 9th
District convened in pursuance of previ-
Gus notice, al the House of Ellis Rey-
nolds, at the Rising Sun, on Saturday the
ooh of January lSll. Ellis Reynolds
appointed Chairman and Absalom Roman
Secretary. The object Of the meeting
having been stated from the chair; it was
on motion
Rcsolood, That Eli IJalnes, Lewis T.
Todd, Robert Pierce. David Nay and FL
LIS Rey nolds be aud they are hereby APP
pointed the delegates from this district to
the county convention to be held in Elk
ton Oh Wednesday next.
Resolved, As the sense of this netting
that JAMES II. LAMAR, Esq. is decidedly
the choice of the Wings Of this district as
their candidate for Congress, and although
the Wings hele may be relied upon in sup
port Of the nominee Of The district con-
venton whom he may be.-yci they be-
lieve the claims Of Cecil county are at this
time strong; and they will be particularly
gratilicd i'll furnishing the Congressional
candidate.
ELLIS REYNOLDS, Chairman.
Absalom Roman, Secretary.
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G6UgsY CONVENTION.
EXT ~ IAHCAaY 24Ih, 1874.

In pursuance Of call Of the Central
Committee the following named gentlemen
assembled from the various districts of
Cecil County for the purpose Of choosing
u Conmitlceof five 10 represent the County
in general Convention Of the five Coun-
ties comprising the fifth Corgresslna Dis
| .rict and organized by appointing Ellis
Reynolds Esq. Chairman and DR.. Sawall
Secretary.
ist. Dist James Mitchell, James w.
Wrojh, Jose Nh ". Veazcv, Thomas Jones
Robert K. Smith.
2nd. Dist. Davidson D. Pearce, Benja-
mine F. Stu, Ter, DR.. John w. Writ.
David f. Karsncr, james l.. Craig.
Bird. Dist Henry Bennett, Henry II.
G,Ipin, Boulder BiddIo, Palmer G, Kick
cts. Absslom MCCuuley.
4jh. Dis't. Levi Hall, VIM. Reynolds.
Robert Blown, Nathan Wilkinson, L. T.
Mitchell.
5,h. DIST VIM. II. Wilson, John F
Cazicr, Samuel Burns, Oliver w. Lunt
Thomas r. Sewall
9Th, Dist Eli lIanes, Lewis It. Todd
Robert Pearce, David Way, Ellis Rey
uclds.
7th. st. Cornelius Smith, John B.
YarnelI, Elisha Brown, George w. Kidd
John Archer.
On motion OFF. c. Ricketts, ESQ. the chair
appointed Committee of two from eac h
Dist. to report to the Convention the
names of five gentlemen to represent the
County in the Convention for the selec-
ton Of Wing Candidate for Congress,
who after retiring short time recon-
mended the following gentlemen who
were unanimously accepted by the Con-
vcalon, viz. Joseph W. Veazey, Davidson
d. Pcarcc, O. W. Lund, Ellis Reynolds,
Cuin2liu5 Smith.
On motion it was Resolved, that it be
recommended TO the Convention which
is to assemble on Tuesday next 10 appoint
a Delegate to the National Convention
which is to assemble i'll Baltimore in May
next to nominate Candidates for President
and Vice President.
ELLIS REYNOLDS Prest
TII0'S II SEW AL l. Secrelnry
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TRAnAM"s MAGAzlXE.-'G Graham" for
February Is more than usually interesting
--"Nio!a," tie singer from Bulwer's Ia
zon, is a beautiful picture-The "NIonks
Of ST. Bernard is very expressive, and the
r7r'rait Of Neal is admirablc-he is en-
rso2iy TOO fine docking for locofoco edi-
anz. Some of he hes, writes III ,he.coun-
a.-v contribute 10 lis columns.
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The births, marriages. and deaths in
Massachusetts are annually reported to
the Secretary of State. There were last
year 5,S07 marriages in the State, $3.50
births, and 1864 deaths being 300
more births, 80 more marriages, and | ,l4O
more deaths than the year previons.
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Henry Bennett, Henry II Gilpin, Boul-
den Biddle, Palmer C. Ricketts,, Absalom
Nc Cauley.
The sentiments of this meeting are H.
nanimons in favor of JAMES IT. a.
MAR, Esq, as candidate for nomination
to Congress, at the congressional district
convention.
HENRY BENNETT, Chairman.
Henry II. Gilpin. Secretary.
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SavEKE.-An exchange paper speaks
thus OF persons who won'tpay the printer:
They should be doomed to dwell in an
uninhabi,ed forest years, and while there
compelled to eat saw-dust bread, and
drink kreosote aud acquaIoriis.
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NOVEL INTRODUCTION.

A wag says that in jonrneying lately
he was put into stage sleigh with do
zen persons, of whom he did not know a
single ont.-Furning corner shortly al
ter however, the sleigh was upset, land
Them" said he, / found item all ouk p
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u. S. Gazette

I.ocoFoco GovERNoRs !!!-Gov. Thomas of
Maryland was recently bound over to keep the
peace Gov. Porter Of Pennsylvania is about to
he impeached for divers corrupt PRACTICES; The
Governor Of Mississippi denies the moral obliga-
ton Of his State to pay her debts, and the Co
vernon Of OHIO is out for Tyler! The climax is
compce.-Forum.
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nMr. Buchanan stands higher nj this taomert

"Mr. Buchanan stands higher at this moment
than he ever did.'-Rchmond Enquirer.
An freshman once Boosting that he belonged
to u very high family in Ireland, eyes, by my
sowl," replied his coun,ryman standing near.
81 have seen some of them so high that they
could not touch the ground with their toes!n
Just so it is with Buchanan.-1e has bsen hung
up by his party, and has also hang himself up
never TO be taken down for the Presidential race
NJ Y Com.
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LEI1TO NE NNJLIJo, IITaII !IIdI
Absalom Roman, Secretary.

At large and respectable meeting Of
the Wings Of the Sd Election District con-
vened at the house of Josiah Foard, Iron
Saturday the 2olh inst, 10 appoint five de-
legates 10 meet in county Convention in
Elklon, on Wednesday 9th.
The following gentlemen were appoin-
ted, with the power to fill any vacancy
that may Occur,-yll:
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Rum Dip IT.-A horrible circumstance
is mentioned in the Chambersburg Wing
as warning to the incorporate. A man,
named Adam PouIes, was found dead with
jug of whisky near him, on an unlre-
quented road in that vicinity, aud nearly
all Of his face eaten off by Wild beasts
Decreased was ii shoe-makpr
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The Mercantile Journal says that Mr.. Graves
OF the massachusetts, Legislature, presented the
petition of Mr.. and Mrs. Death, and their family,
for change Of name. They should feel much
obliged 10 him for undertaking the office.
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IRELAND.

Tho Newry Telegraph reports on the
linen trade in the north Of Ireland, ''that
every operative was to b. met with his
hands full of work, and that wages had
increased full thirty per cent
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We ale glad to see that an officer of the Navy
has, through the National lntelligenccr declar-
ad that the riotous condEct said to have taken
place in the Navy Yard of Washington, was
only in the section known as the Navy Yard
District. 1t was not in the Navy Yard, nor was
any person belonging TO the Y ard concerned in
the misconduct.
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Jude Story, in late charge to Grand
Jury in Road Island, said
"Carry with YOU, in your hearts, gen.
tlemen, to the grave, the principle that
next to the duty you owe to God, there
is none more higher or more sacred than
that which you owe to your country"
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Mn. CLLHorE.-A letter from Washing ton TO
the Richmond Enquirer says! will only saw
tcat have seen letter to day from Mr. Cal
houn, in which he states that he will not permit
his name to go into the Baltimore Convention,
and that his for the same are given in full
to a Senator, aud will be made known in few
days"
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LnER,LITY We are credhy informed that
David Graham, Esq, received on Saturday $50;
for services rendered in defending Amelia Nor
man, which he Immediately re-enclosed to Mrs,
Childs for tho benefit OF Miss Norman.
NJ Y Post.
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The total increase Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the United States and
Texas, during the present year, as annorn-
ced in The Official report, is l54, 62l'
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TRuE.-Boys tina, have been properly
reared, are men, in point Of usefulness at
sixteen, whilst those that have been
brought up in idle habits, are nuisances at
tWentv-One.
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THE TARIFF.

The National Intelligencer of yesterda, closes
some judicious remarks upon the movements of
Congress with the following:
"On this subject we advo ri TO the opinion,
heretofore expressed, that the Tariff will not be
touched al this session.,
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Rousseau tells us that to write good
love letter, you ought TO begin without
knowing what you mean to say, aud 10
idish wilhour, knowing what You have
said
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J, w, hBRAHAMs, Secretary.

Agreeable to public notice respectable por-
ton of the Citizens Of the end Election district
of Cecil County, met this Gay at Oldiown The
meeting was called 10 order, by placing David
son b. Pcarco in the Chair, and appointing
Doct. John w. WHIT Secretary tho OBJECT otthe
meeting was stated by the Secretary VIZ: tC APP
point committee Of five delegates 10 meet in
County Convention, tor the purpos Of appoint
ing Il COMMITTEE to meet in district Convention
for tie purpose Of nominating a Congressman
and also a delegate to the Baltimore Convent ion
TO nominate Il candidate for President and Vice
Pres dent, Of the u. 5. When the following
gentlemen were universally appointed to lc-
present the End district Of Cecil county in Coun-
ty Convention, to be held i'll Elkton on Wednes-
day the u iuri.
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TEMPERANCE THEATRE.

The manager of the National Theatre,
Boston, gives notice that hereafter, ''no
intoxicating liquors will be kept within the
walls of that establishment
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give stated last week, we had rcceiv-
Ell two communications, too late FOR inser-
lion; one recommending DR.. Evans, the
other, DR.. Preston as candidates for Con-
gross from dis District. The one recon.
mending DR.. Preston wi! be found in this
Paper.
Having been made TO understand that
DR.. Evans would not consent to serve. and
that II was his wish The article should not
appear, VIC have withheld it. This will
be sufficient reason to the writer, why
"e have not complied with his request.
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dJ|The proceedings of several Of the
district meetings he'd last Saturday, were
handed INTO us for publication and will be
found in this paper--t.ose from the 5lh,
Dis! are OH the first page-soae of The
slslr!cls did not furnish US with any.
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TIE Loco CANDlDATE.-We under.
stand that Albert Constable, Esq, was
nominated al the locoloco meeting held in
this town on Tuesday last, as The loco
candidate Tor congress i'll this District.
The Wings, then, although they do hot
yet know around whose standard they
are to rally, know when they are to fight
against. Mr.. Constable we consider to be
a bitter 1ocofoco--a hot headed and most
eXceptlonable locoloco. He cannot ex
peet 10 receive, and certainly ought not 10
re, single whis vote. Every wing should
exert himself TO the u,lemost to defeat
his election, and we call upon the wings
al his county collectively and indiyidu-
ally. 10 oork; to deprive him OF every vote
they can. We believe ii TO be important
10 The interest and prosperity Of the coun-
try that he principles Of the Wing party
be carried into ef1cc:-Albert Constable
stands IN opposition to ,hcm-hence he
is politically unfit for congressman
Friends Of Tarih-(rlends of National
.currency-tfends Of Distribution of the
proceeds h the Public Lands-lriends of
Henry Gay, Stand forth in battle against
hIm-decat him, by all means defeat him;
work the campaign is short; what you
40, do with all Your might, Let your
one and mighty purpose be to defeat
Albert Constable. He rallied against vour
HaTrson-he rails against your party-he
rcpddiales your principIcs-he abuses
your CLAY-say lhen, shall he receive
is%or at your hands. Sooner let the
child clasp 10 its bosom the viper that has
buried its poisonous langs deep in the
flesh OF lis parent sooner warm at your
tircside, the Gcnd lha, would blast Your
prospects forever. Oppose him with all
Your strength, fairly, bu. irlnly-hc aust
he dtJcahd.
In regard to our candidate, we all have
our preferences, but VIC all go for ''prnci-
pies" before "men.' If the man we pre-
fer Is not taken up this time, we will try
him again. We will go for whoever is
terminated, satisfied tina, the convention
wil! do what they think best to further
the interests of the party. Although in a
state OF excitement men may say they
will MOI support the nomination, upon
reflection they must see their errol-by
l'ersisting in such course they injure
themselves, their party, and their friends.
3.c' every whig support the nomination,
and do their duty as voters, and success
Us certain.
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MARRIED.

Near Port Deepest, Md. on Thursday,
ll'h inst. by the Rev. Mr. Finney, Mr..
&. w. KIDD, to Miss MARY JANE, eldest
daughter Of John Carson, Esq.
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DIED.

At Cecil county Aims House, on the ODD
inst, JErune BARR, aged 76, an old and
respectable inhabitant of Cecil county.
Bllt. Sun. please cop Y.
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For President 5ss 1Sg4
HENRY CLAY,
ebaI KENTUCKY.

LF@MR. V. Is. PALMER, at his REAL Els
TATE and COAL oilico No. SO Pine
street, Philadelphia, IS agent for this paper
Names OF subscribers, or advertisements left with
him will be daily attended TO.
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DAVIDSON ID. PEARCE.
BENJAMIN +. SLUYTER,
DR.. JOHN w. WRIT.
DAVID +. X AR SNER,
JAMES l.. CRAIG.

DAVIDSON d PEARLE p, President.
J. W. WIRr, Secretary,
January 20lh 1874.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-06
"Oh for lodge in some vast wilderness,
Some boundless contiguity of shade!''

The Register of yesterday looks sckly. The
Editor expresses desire to leave the beaten paths
of partizan contention and ramble over the green
fields OF literature. Not so fast Mr.. Gales Have
you forgotten the Secret Circular and your threats
of rcvoIuion2 You are not free yet, nor are
your co-signcrs and co-agitators Tie future--'
look into it! 1t is dark, but you must meet it,
and not only it but the indignant denunciations of
those you have so long l06Ored TO deceive,
p. S. For a sweet and soothing editorial on
the American Autumn" see last Register The
Editor "pours out his whole soul" about the
beauties of the season. He is sick of politics.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-06
THE STANDARD.
wednesday, November 6, 1874.
North Carolina Elections.


North Carolina voted last Monday for Presi-
dent and Vice President No returns of import
ance have as yet come to hand, but enough have
been received to show that the democrats have
gained upon, their vote in Augusta last We pre-
sent all we have received
- Glorious resatlt IN Wake County!
AS in August SO in November, the Metropolitan
county has performed her duty most gallantly for
the democratic party. Notwithstanding Mr.. Clay
great speech here in April and the most desperate
efforts on the part of the coons, backed as they
have been by the merchants and aristocracy of
Raleigh, Wake county has not only maintained
herself but gained upon the enemy The annex
ed table shows majority in Wake of
326 for Polk and Dallas,
being clear gain since August of 12S votes |
AS we predicted, Mr.. Clay did not receive in
Wake the votes given to Mr.. Graham in August.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-06
WEBSTER rs CLAr.-Mr Webster. in his All.


WEBSTER rs CLAv.-Mr Webster, in his Al
bany speech, said:
Now, say: IN my humble but conscious jndg-
ment-and say il under mixed sense of graft
tude to God, and of profound reverence for the
wisdom of our ancestors-I say, that, making all
reasonable allowances for the frafncss which be-
set all men, and the misfortuncs which sometimes
betde all governments, / say to you, as my judg-
ment, / say it to the country, and would to God
could say tito the whole human lace, and in tones
which should echo to the last generation of men,
that Ills constitution has prosperously, greatly
Usd gl0riousLy ansscered the ends of ats establish
aeaet. And if there be one among you, or il
there be in the country man who doubts or de-
nies this, he as a man for aohose Judgment I haze
no great respect and asith 1oEose feelings haze
no manner Of Sympath4"
Now Mr. Henry Clay thinks that the constitu.
ton should be altered-that,it has not answered
the ends of its establishment NOR will it, until the
ayeto" power be abrogated. : Therefore, e. 9. as
the arguers say, Mr.. Henfy- Clay IS a man for
whose judgnentGIr Webster has no great respect.
and with whose feelings Mr.. Webster hasno man,
Ener ofsympathy.
That is right, Dark Daniel Hit him in. the
iother eye. Ne,u York aurora.
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long assthe Almighty continued health to him and
seasons upon the eaIth should have 10 ask CIav or
Polk for bread; and that he was true democrat
and should in few moments vote for Polk and
Dallas. Long life and scores of children to such
democrat
The following is the vote ATM. A. Aliens in
Halifax county: :"
! Polk and Dallas An
Clay and Frelinghuysen @
Polk's majority 81
GUILFoRD COUNTY.
We have just heard that the whig majority in
Guilford is 1884, and two precincts to hear from.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Nothing of definite nature from Orange. 1t
is rumored in the city that the whig majority is
$50, with seven precincts to be heard from.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
We present the following letter just received
from friend in Randolph:
AsHEBoRo', Nov. A, 1874.
Dear Sir: hasten to inform you to the result of
four elections far heard from. Little RiUer gives
Clay majority of 3d. In August Graham majority at
the precinct was 7s In Asheboro the vote is for
Clay 1856, Polk 40 At Brays' Polk 81, Clay 4I- the
polls not closed: The vote of New Salem will not be
as larg@hs usual"
Thus far, it will be seen, we have made ex-
traordinary gains upon the adversary What the
result will be it is impossible to predict, but if the
returns from the other counties prove as favorable
as those from Wake, Franklin and Johnston,
tile Stale piU be ours. We are listening for
thunder from Edgecomb and New Hanover.
New York voted yesterday. The Coons give
up Pennsylvania, but rely upon N. York. De-
pend upon it the "sober second-thought" has
done its work in the land of Wright and Van
Buren, In our next we hope to be able to pre-
sent not only the vote of North Carolina but the
result of the election in most of the States.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-06

OF the next class, whose terms will commence
on the 4th of March next and expire in l841, two
have already been elected, viz Jabrz w Hunting
ton, Wing. in Connecticut, and Jesse Speight,
Democrat in Mississippi. 'rh" political COM
plexion of the Legislatures of the under mention
ed States, makes it certain that they will elect
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-06

Malignity to~ards General Jackson. In the
coon procession of Tuesday night there was
transparency caricatarng the old hero of the Her
mitage, and representing him as carrying an ass
on his shoulders It is infamous thus to exhibit
the form of the old soldier, whose body has been
barred to the assaults of the foreign enemy, and
who has always led our army to glorious victory.
The conquerer at New Orleans Of the victorious
British legions at Waterloo, earicatured bv the
blue-iight, Hartford convention, Daniel Webster
party, is surprising shameful, and deserves the
hearty execration of every patriot
Bait Repu6.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-06

Total, Al, certain More OF less uncertain, 5.
Whole number So
1t will be seen from The above, that the Wings
have good reason to expect majority in the new
Senate, but are not yet entirely OF it. In or
der to have majority, they must elect two Sena-
tors in the following States, viz: Virginia, pea-
ware, New York, Michigan and Arkansas A
good Viii g would say, 'tWe can do this easily );
and more besides
In the above statement we go upon the pre-
sumption that Delaware has not yet elected Sen
ator TO succeed Mr. Bayald; for we can find no
record of such an event The Legislature of
that state is chosen only biennially A new cleo
ton takes place next month Six Senators hold
over, of whom four Wings and two Locos.
Three are to be eleeted, this year, viz one by each
county Senate consists of nine members, and
the House of 81. Each county elects seven Rep
resentatiyes. Which ever party carries two coun-
lies, will of course secure the United States Sena
tor. Now we shall quarrel with nobody in re-
gard tothe probability ofDelaware's going Whig.
But surely after the result of the recent Inspec-
tors election, it cannot be wondered that we de-
cline entering Delaware in the list ofStates which
are certainly Wing