The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-19

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Mr. Clay. for tina, act, Concluding as it dla
the gloomy rupture between the Norh and
! lie South, deserved a muuumen, Of perpaI-
ual adamant. 10 stand in the roiunda hail OF
the capitol, Tor intare posIeri,y 10 gaze up
on and reme.nheg,! in an hour of Sit1ar trial
! lie had scarcely uttered The words amid
hreathless silence, wien. as il moved BY
common thrill Of sympathy, hundred vol
ces resounded in the galleries, accompa-
med 10y clapping of hands which seemed
to shake The very building, immediate
ly after, in respect 10 The Senate, all was
complete silence
AMERIcAHs FOR Eera Cruz
on The ls instant, whist many emoarkek
for their homes, others, sill open for adyen
! tnre; were gong farther Oft; and ever and
anon was seen suri-b GA, moving Off b
he brig Plednont, which vessel had been
Chartered 10 Transport volunteers 10 the
shores u luca'an The vessel would prob
ably take down Two hundred Americans
to war asawstthe Indians; Cap. George
White Las, also just returned 10 New Or
leans, with authority FROM the Yoca,all
Government for raising force.
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"We have hailed down the names Of
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49,, ho,,rts '.''=' - e''s''' -
| H. is empaai aD!g the maa for ;he nco.
/ PIE and ihor.. vii! De rnr! = nah Of the mas
81. in November ney'. from. hit wtd dale.
hamlet. village and city 10 elevate ism 10
the Presidency, as has ne,u. before been
seen.
4 The hhIla reared by Democracy is
/ lettering to lis base IFS fall is incyi,al,e-
the pary know AID feel il-,ie political
bull las been issued from the Presidential
vatican, and the office holders and dice
seekers are enthusiastically olpying its man
dates, their very existence depends upon
their success; bn. .,a,, they are destined 10
ali ovc WhulnAing defeat.
''GHIh"''on " me 'os"'l' me .'"o"-
'!lS a""'""h@' "4.iecFS io' te ieI'i'"'9 VI
oregon nave zee" coh'II.heo Oy me ''t!"';
h'h"lj,5e 'i'H"eu' Oh f'"nsy wanna 'rc'e
l'i' " i'!i''" + BRYANT o. '"o'a,'' NH'''
Jua'iSs supreme toHr'; james !'r!''F' %
i"l'rIS, Ie.ei H. "U'!.e'; o! oregon -Ns.'I'-
a'' sage 'Is!.'c, tour' Isaac y" Il, ".'"l
!3!' o. we" "'' A""'"'' o. 0.p e."
''''eSi Joseph h'""' W N'eSo''' Hi''Si'''1''
FROM MnNIl0. The steamsliD Ala.
bama, a, New Orcras @, The 5,h INST. left
Vera Cruz on the is, instant, IN his yos-
sci came General Pesifer +. Sr,jt1 and
S,,T-bcir Tie las, detachmen, Of Amer
can troons at Vera Cruz. On the morning.
OF Tie fins, instant. the formal ceremony O,
lie fin.1 surrender NJ tie cilvo( Vera Cruz
ia.a tie hands Of the Mexicans ,ook pIaca.
A., S a,,lock. A. Nj, t,!p plaza was i'll
led w!,l = mixed crowd of both races. an,.
uas 10 witness the ceremony of pulling
lgwn de American Stars and s,r;pI. and
h1is,:n,, he Mexican ,i.colo1 In fine fir.
nart of his ey cr,at!on they we're di-aa
pointed. as the American fla, wasuo, IN "a
seen diving anyv pre- IN III. civ. and 49,,
nag s,atls were grrfrrt. bare. The ,s,
Artillery were G.a.,4 m in }i,a in IN,
plaza. and about half mast a conna,,v oCt
the GarIia National marched VAS, on ,Gcir
way 10 The castle. About O'Clock ano,h.r
company Of the Guards nalcLed iu,o H..