The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-21
RENUNClATiONs OF LOCOFOCo .


Renunciatlons of Locofocoism continue
almost as plentiful as ever, though we have
been necessarily compelled, in order to
reserve our space for other matter, to cease
chronicllng the numerous individual cases
that come daily under our observation.
The Ohio State Journal Of last Thursday
contains the following, in that State only:
kHox County'-The Mount Vernon
Times brings us letters of remuneration
from X. Thompson Stilley and Jon. r.
Calvert, who have heretofore voted with
and labored for The Locofoco party, through
evil as well as good report, but now de-
clare that they shall adhere to true DEM
ocratic principles, by voting for CLAY,
Bartley.&c.
Muskingum county.-The GAINESVILLE
Republican contains The card of c. A.
Smith announcing his abandonment of the
Locofoco party, with which he has here
toiore voted and acted. He goes for Clay
Protection, and true Democracy.
Clarke county.-The Springfield Re-
public contains the note OF William Moore
of Vienna, Harmony county, declaring his
purpose 10 leave the Locofoco party, be-
cause that party has abandoned 4he demo-
cratic platform, and now goes against
protective tariff, sound currency, and in
favor of assuming the debt, and slavery of
Texas.
Guernsey County.-The Guernsey
Times contains the card of W. c. Rose an
old solder,renounclng Polk, Dallas and
Iaxas, and declaring for Clay, BARLEY,
and the Union. 1t concludes thus: |
fought Tor my country under the
brave and beloved Barley, and can with
hold my vote from Henry Clay, who wa,
then CALAMITY battling for the honor and
interes: of the Union in the halls of Con-
gress, while the soldiers of that war were
conterding for the same objects in their
struggles on sea and land ? Huzza for
Clay and Frelinghuysen, their counlry's
lrendsm
Brown county.-Sixty seven Straight.
outs from the Locofoco ranks formed
club at Ripley, week or two since, as
we learn from the Cincinnati Straghtout.
Colhmbiana county.-Fhe New Lisbon
Palladium contains an interesting and pun
gent communication from Joseph Williams
Esq in which he declares that he cannts
longergo with the Locofoco party, although
he has always heretofore voted with them.
tie says that he is now convinced that his
party 60 for bank destruction instead of
bank reform. lie has always considered
Protection democratic doctrine, and be-
llevlng that principles are immulabe he
will not now abandon them, though he
may De compelled TO abandon the men
who still cling to the name while they
basely abandon the substance. He goes
for Clay and Barley.
Summit county.-The Summit Beacon
contalnsa very ably written letter from Mr.
Cur'lss; an intelligent mechanic of Cuya-
hoga Falls, announcing his reasons for
refusing longer to act with those who have
not only abandoned democratic principles
but manifest disposition to set at naught
all principles in their support Of party.
The Germans with the Right. A num-
Der OF Germans, at Il Wing meeting held
IN Lawrence county last week, came ont
and renounced Locofocoism. They were
afterwards visited by the Wing Band, and
otherwise complmsnted for their indepen-
dance.
The Germans still Coming-We copy
the following cheering paragraph from the
last Wheeling Gazette: "a number of our
worthy, honest Germans, being convinced
of the ruinous tendency ofLocoloco mea-
sures and the falseuess and hypocrisy Of
the professions of the Locofoco leaders,
have within few days pas! come out
from among the foul party, and enrolled
themselves among the friends of Clay
Fre!inghuysen, and the country"