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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
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- No. 50 (itr0d ST.. .Ner Orieaas
AFEAM and FIRE Engines, Printing Presses and Ma
"
e-s' Brass Castings and Patterns made to order
mhl5 A C. JONES
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fIE suhscnbe havlne, by ac OF February b 1916 be
fore ID. ]. Ricardo Notary Public OF this city acquired
from William Eerreli, inventor of the FJRE-PROCF
tD.hf.jpE (fR3JE-B.4RS, and patentee of the same.
by patent dated pn % 1913 the right sole of said
Fere of making and vending SAID Patent Crate Bars in the
STATES oil Louisiana and Alabama. and the Mississippi
River and tributaries that he prepared
to fulfil orders tor sad articles. They especially
mente to planters and owners Of steamboats, beng
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
All persons infringing upon said patent, BY manufacturing
selling similar articles without Authority from the patentee
viii beSprosecuted o the extent of the law.
New Orleans, March Is, 184S DANlEL. DANA.
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VI n Ms

SITUATION WANTED.
GENTLEMAN from Alabama vino Is extensively ac-
qudinied IN that State, wishes
outdoor clerk, either dry goods grocery house Com
pensaon moderate. and Is wiling remain through the
summer lie believes lie himself and profit
able TO his employer. inquire Mrs. Taylors, 81 Canal
street. mhl6
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TO SHIPPERS, ETC
A ACCOUNTANT AND BOOK KEEPER (accli-
maled), who capable OF conductGg the correspond
ence and supervising the details the counting ROOM
soI OF procuring situation respectable house
gagged either IN the Shipping, Importing Jobbing business
REFERENCES OF the most satisfactory character will be given
Address w. v b. Box Is 81, Posotfice. mills Iw
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New ORLEANS, March 49, 1913
Mr. D0na- have used taking off Two crops of sugar
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Fene and find
them i;tr superior from their surface, 10 the ordinary
bars use l>mnc as hey will from their peculiar tom,-
ton. last five Tunes long. Respectfully,
mills 3nI g. w CAMPBELL,
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get your disaop Olntnents, However poi9-
nant and enduring, and join US as one man
10 strike uni e. and effective blow for the
maintenance Of the good old Wig Cause
and the enduring welfare Of your country.
Among the great principles now in the pc.
!i!ical bala nee, were; Adherence 10 The Coa-
tuition, Limitation of Executive Power
jasl and benefirent protection 10 American
Industry, honoubIe and peaceful Foreign
Policy; all of which would be defeated by
the election Ct Gen Cass as chief Magis-
tate of the Nation. Mr.. Webster mention
Ell With Great praise, he letter Of Harrison
Cray Otis, auI passed high euogy upon
his character. He cenaured in severe
terms, thcse;Whi5s who were attempting
10 defeat the election OF Il Wing Governor
and CONGRESSMAN IN Massachusetts, bv u
sing their influence in favor Of the nomi-
nees of The EuIa!o Convention, and conclu
ded his remarks by decla ing his finn con-
viction hat al unhiicI!uS and zea.o Is
support ui lie candidates Of the Wing patty
was tie oHly means Of preserving tie conn
tgy fom Il veIH.>!ous II 20! a. latl Admins
ration.
Mr.. Webster, in reference TO the "Free
Sol , Organization s.id thal der great o=-
ielIsi5le Principe was ali old but living
doctrine of tile Wing party, land if all
Wigs were now, abandoning legitimate
principle OF ;hcir own faith for the same ar
t,cie i'll another creed, 10 60 Over to The Bui
fAlo Ticket, instead Of doir s 'hcir ma fest
duly BY voting fol Gen. Ia! Tor: they won d
not only make change Of name bu, wou!a
enact the unparalleled mnnsto'ty OF pa
cing Mufin Kan Bren at the head Of Tie
Wing FarJ.
Inc Hon. Senator'S speech was listened
TO 18th close attention, and received with
6 eat Satisfaction. ". Y. I'll. Dsp IA.
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Tie t"IegrapEic despatch from Charles
tor, which We published yesterday, an
nounciug The Success q The Ia, Tor iiche,
for the Legislature in HAT city, has excited
considerable attention, such result having
been as unexpected - tie retains received
on "Wednesday night from Pen 2ylv;n:a.
I h, Glare ton co Ter, Of Saturday, pull
lsArf a -:a!emento' he probable result III
lhat STATE, accompanied by a table, elv.n@
the Counties audi Ieeqate,, tom which hey
come % he ln!ow i1g conclusion:
'F.om this it anpea;s ,!IM there are 81
votes for T"y '0r. Is for Cass a d 2S doubt
Ful or neuta. votes: if these doubtful votes
he added 10 the e. Taylor woes, it WI, give
80 votes for 'iayor; or Il majority of u on
TIE j2iat bGHot And il is no, It Ill nprol-
abe thai these votes l7W be cast for Tavioa,
for IN some cases he qnestisns ofa prefer
eUca has moi teen raised, il many in.tances
whisja preference has not been expressed
for rayior, he candidate. say thai IN nc
erst can ,hey support Geu. Cass.''
The returns i,om this quarter viii there
for assume an aspect st more Importance
than has hitherto been lie case wi h regard
c South C..tcii0a. sun
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v. PAI&rR's DuslNEss- MnS's ALHA-
MAC for lSi@.--We are indebted 10 Mr.
Palmer for copy Of It's excellent pnb!ica-
ten. 1t is very clo.ely printed PAM
ph'et cfGlpag and contains, besides Il. Q
calculations, &c, which pertain 10 il az an
almanac, large a.nouut Of moSt valuable
statistical mater and other useful informa-
lion for business meA. plire l21cts sin
gle copy, 100 per dozen, $500 per hun
dred.
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S-eecl, OF Flor. Daniel Webster
II Ellington PlymonM Co lNaSs.

BosroN M nday October 9.
Tie wing meeting at Abingdon to-day
is large a0d enthusiastic, as might have
been anticipated from The name Of the Ora
tar. Over 1900 persons assembled at All
e1ry hour, and organized by The appoint
mcn, of Benjamin iIObar', Esq, as Clair
maN, with the usual assistant officers.
The chief feature of the day was the
speech OF Mr.. WEBSTER, Of ":iyh ! scHd
you te!eg,aphic outline.
The practical question now before tie
people, sal Nj WEBSTER. has but two
sides, on one hand, the election Of Gen.
Taylor and the ascendeucy of Wing prlici
p'eS---on The other, the elevation oi Gen.
Cas' and The consequent success OF the prln
cjpes o ,Ire party Of which he is the avow
ed eyponep, On general principles he
(Mr. W. had o?po.ed the nomination OF
Gen. Tay or by tie Wing Convention, bat
ihls Opposition WAS not founded in a,,y want
Of confidence in his character or capacities
as Il man lie believed him. 10 be MAI
of so!,d p.ac.!ca! @ood 5euse, in every way
honor abb, oipanlo'lc in'ention>and a wig
|, is too late, at tAiS hour, 10 talk Of ohjec-
tons to his nomination. Mr. WEBslsA.
though; the objection ihotGen. Taylor had
accepted other nominations was very I'M
reasonable to say the leas', He hoped
ihat Ger. I. would receive alarec support
IN states lha Wee not Wing, bnt our main
rel,a .ce should be on the regular Ok lash
ione.. Wing votes. The VIII. States would
FAY to VIII, voters everywhere Overcome
yonr ,taction-relinqUi,h your prefer
f., es o"eger hcno.atls aAl ,.,,sat- icr.
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Prom The Hartford .Nadis0nien.
ORiTU AIRY.

DIED in this place on Friday, September Goth
1913, after a stvtrc Illness ofone week, STEPHEN
j. MAGRAw, Collector of the SuSqrehnnna Tide
Water Canal Company, in tho for,y-third
year of his aye THE d scuse Of which hc died,
was bilious fever terminating in congestion Of
tie liver. As the bilious attacks to which he
wNs peculiarly subject had heretofore easily
eided to remedial means, lit le apprehension
was at hrst felt cOucrr q hun. II soon became
evident, however, that the disease had fastened
with unusna maiign'ty upon his constitution, at
ready oniecbed by previous att .c's: dnd all that
tina most unwrarlcd kindness of friends, and tho
skill! of experienced ply 'icians could 90 was III
vain In the death Of Mr.. MAGRAw, this CON-
:nuI.ity has sustained loss, witch viii not 1T
once Be fully felt. Without seeming TO know it
himself an; certainly without making any par
adc Of il, he aHe-tad ~ influence among W,
! which affected almost every Interest, And this
influence WIS the result oi leGTrhabfo 6agacitv
AID kindus 3 OF heart l. cscendcd from Irish an
cestors, o had enough I'll their blood III his veins
to make hIm a vain tiiend and generous man.
end many there are, besides his kiudr5', whose
hearts are tul isofrcH a. hS.dc.th. Whine The
| writer o. this Obituary, DOS not wish &c Indulge
| ia unbc"omng eulogy of the deceascd, he can
| not refrain from advcrtlng TO one aspect of hia
loss which does him great honor. It's, that It
is deeply felt by many of tho poorer class, to
| W hum, as he found them honest and worthy, he
was in the habit OF rendering recuniary aid,
and friendly advice. 1t ~ not for those who la
lyirnt his death to enquire wig ii Is that the AL
! MIGHTY, in his v ise disposal oihuinan events, has
! taken Inn away in the pride OF is usefulness,
/ and surrounded by numerous friends. Let them
rather be thankful, that, while ''his sun has gone
| dow, at :oon," its las, rays have kindled SO
pleasant. ui.d lasting 4 remembrance in 40 many
hearts. II.
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GENERAL TAYioR's NoUrsTY.-Thl

GEHERAL TAyioR's MoDrsrY. The
B1efon Cm7'iar says:--AIany Locoioco
papers ridicuAe Gen. Taylor's humble
idea OF himself, and seem to think it a
great Disqualification. They, 'do err,
not knowing the book" OF wisdom.
" hich plainly says :act& Moo man
rs,ao IN his c~n eonccf! there Is more hope
Of 4 J1oithan Of him" How the doni-
netring O.! Cen. lass, in Congress. con-
ira. Is with the modesty OF Gen Iaylor's
reports from the field
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Ma. CoscoR.H AND THE LoA~-The

ME. CoacoRAX AND THE LoA- The
following is an extract from letter
written by a gentleman in ioa|on.
oMr. Corcoran has arranged satisfac-
+oriIv The business Which brought him
here. nrd will return " ti1e nest soan-
81. TIE houses which h - taxa 50
large a potion Of the u. s. s per cent,
loan, haze done 80 principally fer an,
westrent; ard tn" stock ard monty .H9r-
let Of New York cannat TAI to Eel i'@
aniuence most f2YcGao'
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Why Mass Meeting
Ell EIalasnah.

y Mass Meeting of the friends Of Gen
Taylor will be held in EIkton on Fanny,
the Goth day of October, to which all
persons Of all parties in Cecil county,
and the adjacent Counties Of Delaware
and Pennsylvania are respectfully invi-
ted. The Wing electors Of MARYLAND
Hon. JouN NJ. s CAvsIv,
JACOB p. ROMAN, Esq
AHpREw &. EGE, esq.
J MoRrlsoN HAnRis. Esq.
B. CHAMBERS WIcKEs, Esq.
j. {. DEGElcHsoN, Esq.
will be present and address the meeting.
Other distinguished speakers ere also ex
pected to be present.
Let the people come out in their
strength. Let all come who wish the
Government restored to 1t primitive pu-
ritv- who wish the bitterness of party
spirit broken down, who would drive
prculailon and corruption from the high
places Of the land, who would crush the
spirit ofwar-who are opposed to pro
scripilon for opinions sake, and in favor
of the great Interests of The American
farmer and mechanc--let ali the people
IN The region round about, turn out to
do honor to THE PEOPLES CANDlDArE--
Gen. Taylor.
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an election
will be held at the several Ices ofholl-
ing elections in Cecil county, on Tues
day the 18th day Of November next, for
the purpose of voting for eight electors,
to represent the state of Maryland in the
electoral college, to choose a Prrsid- Mt
ana Vice President OF the United States.
BENZ AMIN SERGEANT. Shelf
Oct. lib IS Cecil county
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4 Commd1Um.-A Loco!oco paper has
the foloWing:-"Why is Fillmore like 10
.eph i'll tie Egyptian jaii9 Because he sees
before him the elevation Of he chiC Butter
10 which the Cincinnati Chronicle adds
And Will, Ike Joseph, soon be elevated
over the head of the chief Butter. |, won't
do for yon, Io,oIocos 10 d.bbc in scripture:
you can't make two Bibles. as your party
have maize !wo lives OF Cass "
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~<HsnosaaGsExs=z2z.zx
YIN. 7 KIDN.
The a'l's@sgcI Of T'c3Sp

Though bred 20 war, Injured to its toll, and
har"sI'ips, ala own. has present conspicuous po
sli'on 10 hli aHilty and success in that vocation,
ie is IA t!"AoGl iiitnl of Peace. At Il dtuacr
given to Ina on his return from Mc%icc, lie de-
clared, VI response to a complimentary toast,
that, "ihe jup and cyu!tatun ot tie greatest vic
tories were always, after the heat a,Id excitement
Of TIE battle succeeded by JciiHs, Of p0isnan! sUr
rolr aid pcia; and that lca., after oil was GREAT
CALAMITY, cad Isl The greatest glory rho cou!i !'t
H!i..aie it,.
Agair: In Iettei 20 tho Uon Thr5,N Snlr;I
Of the House Of Representatives, dated Baton
Rogue, Mach 4th, 1913, he said:
IL need hardly reply to your concluding in
Guiry, that An \ pEACE Mas, a"d that ID eAa
aAe # peace abSoia'ciy nsce&sary 10 Tie pro- ar and
hCaittfi Gc'isn Of our rapGbiican Institutions. On
tins important question freely confess yselF to
be tho unqualified advocate Of the principles 90
often laid down by tie Father Of his Country
aAd so urgently recommended bv him in his Fare
we'll Address to the American Po) II Indeed,
think may safely say thul 40 man can put a
more implicit. ftt. M'n l 10 in Tic uisd0m Of
his Gdrise, srhca he urged upo" US HE J,opr;s
ty ofGhcayr Mandjng y pon CIR 'own soil.
And aganr, i'll his letter 10 Capt Allison,
hs said;
"ily life has been devoted 10 arms, vet
look upon war, atal times and under all
trcums ances, as a natoi.a! calamity. 10 be
avoided ifcompatlb!e with national honor
The principles OF our government, as well
as its true policy aye opposed to tie suhjusa
ton OF other nations, AMI the dismembel-
mcnt Of other c ulAries by conquest
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Am1R1cAX Ayf ryc1Jau Srr,,1,

AM1R1cAN ANn EEcLlsH SrEAmrFs.--
d! he .:2oyaI Mail" steamship, have be-
gun 80 Gerry s"caad class passengers
across the At.rntie; b'.t even with t1i;
reform, the Cam@ria has bron 1T only
sixty pa'srng":s u Boston, w!H.o the
Iirraa1n, an American steamer, arrived
few DAYS Leiore at New York, with
Ore hlaiI, i INC 'wtG'" -'.a..
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CECIL FOR TavL0n.

49,. ,.al. 49,
w ','"'' ~ WV .u ,,,
~ az e',no
'"''' y u, ~, oor
''' w vs. ~ N''
So'''''a''o'' :.
e0'',' ''"'' -n.., $780,,
'''''' s'', ~ =, :.:,s nn
ensure SUI" d ''S'',' ' 5''""s 1
~'S' " " ,.r, .,
"y ,0' '''"''
''' '', -,
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,rr-nlT CI-,r g u-,;, ,a,,~,
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49,. go ,,u., -. d,s;., mn
,r r,,.., g,,,,.r
Va '''~ y N''--'
Vs's '''' . Wv ,,... = ..,,,o,,, ,,nr
" ms su>' c,.,. no4 r,ll
"'''' ~ .,'- I'M ,,,s.n,
VA Il ''. " ,''' ~ 80, .s,,n.,.
Z" 'n' - 49, ~ ,, r,,ho.:,4h.
.,.. /, /,
I ,", -, ,.,', ~, 49,. s;,,n,., ,,o
''a' - ~ I, roo.c., no,,,r
''''l , 'l'.' y. Wv ,.,, =. ,,,n1.,, ,ho,
- Wv w ''', -, "'''' 49,, :,.a.a.,.
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners Of Cecil comfy, lee
will meet in the COMM .s!oners o!iiie in the
Conr, House II. Ek,ol on Tuesday the Nth
day of October inst, 10 organize, and trans.-
acl such business a. may come before them
p. G. RICKETTS, elk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-14

DrLAwAnE.-At the Inspectors cleo
ton in Delaware The wings hal clear
majority Of 1873. There is no doubt but
Taylor will carry the state BY large
minority, reaching, most probably, 1900
10 1909.
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The returns from the counties vet 70 CONE in
ave tho following mhloIl'es In 1871.

The Whigs have elected eight anil the
loco'ocos llrec Safe Senators. The House
will also be whi- and OF course a whig L.
S Senator will he chosen. The following
members OF Congress have been elected.
lst n:s,Iict-I.ewis G. Levin native re.elect
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CosxscncuT.- The town electro

CoNNtc ncUT The Town eIocN0ns
were held in this State on Monday last,
OF the 1Ol towns heard from. the Wings
have carried 50. The LoIofocos ~
" hig gain 7, Locofoco 4. Seven towns
Ashford; Canton, Coventry, rornwell
Bloomfield, Durham and H4rtlana-are
divided.
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sUlv(siIg
Get IN 'iS-6 CIV

The Subscriber living in Elkton, will sttend
Surveying and Convoyar cling Persons living
at a distance may secure his atten, ion by direct
ing TO him Ct Elkton.
FRANCIS 6 GOTIlER
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Free Trade and the hlahoyer.


m ore, may 10 the ateFaS" pn:e OIL ia""s
4hroushou France. and o'l OF 'l'.~ TIE work
INA" must feed aud co'he- hmseif
;" rays Lewis CASE, III ht''e b""k
"hl' h h'''wrF' w''is in France, Tor no Oh
CT Hnrarenl r0'r 'Se lEIah to iia"er w'h in'
stEne praises IFS s'hmg, 'o"Tl ana h'vf'"
rent' tbs - about 'l'' "1l' 'o'!T" 'aS
''1emnern" NTe>ce''encf '"%'G"S :" ''SF
# tt" 'obo'l"g pnpa'','i.'n "l "' S'rE, ON
A'h!ie 'irv remal',%'r o. E'' '"'E Is "''''
w'sh inrIen'S ah1 "h|''u'> ''i"'''s "
louis PhiiiHp".m ttf fNl Al F'n''y'
BIZ he fact Yer" @o"oun''" Is \ '''S'
Tant ore The F,"c'p'e &" 'F".'" sue
I'"'t1 u 1870 IS adv o'Ae.', b" ~ S'.'''''''
~ iha' Free Tad" is TIE rae ''c.''f'' "a
I 4, he impo'l'1'i' OF dn'.'S = "''! town.
't"e''rm liz Hs'e,s'I 81 ,,''''''''
principal 81 nro'or jon :" .l'''"'' ,''''
IS seoue1, Labor i"E+ .''' '''''' IL I.'''-
ely n:H,' pro'rt' u en- Law" 90, 0"' pro
'erjl'. "ll'-h du''tS !" p'"''', ,'' -, '''
aicf imply y al edu'E j. ,"'' :" we '"',''
ar. ms H"' 50, 'S' wv ''' ~, Wv; ,, We
An'''E"' ''''''''' ''''' t,,' .,,...,r!, y, .
% "nn' h lhs r,'a'r'' cap '''
rae IF duties established Ny l@r present
.'r,,;,T WAS ayavel'y a,opcd with view
:, increase lie Revcuns. All dc '.1;a'.i"'
i,.a.ion,s made by i, we've dierriminA'" :
IN f.yo- Of revenue. uni'ool off, mrncan
l,bor, The avowal> now mad" hy III"
1c,,rer ere bnt the a.hoes OF the previous
1ecI,ralions ofpo!k Wa,ksr s Go.
\ fact stated TOW. Few DAY ago ty..cne
.t-o,rtiv illr;irltpS The
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-14

KEyrucKy Col ManliuS V. Thomp-
son of Scott county, has been appointed
Wing Elcctor at large in place OF Hon.
W. J Graves deceased.
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has spent his life in grasping after high
er stations; fawning and cringins on ev-
cry hand to gain favor--the -Aatterer of
foreign monarch, and q courier OF the
government at home, bowling to the
north, smiling to the south, and cajoling
the wcst--with all the feelings of all
arIstocra', and no principle but the prlu-
rjpic ior public plumber. Gather up
the evidenre--wcish their respective
merits, and choose your ir2a.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-14

Thomas Swan E,q. OF b. ltimore, has
been elected President Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company, in the
= ace If Hon. Louis McL2ne, rra'gned
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Has, Caps, Ladies' FNrs,
AND UniHaELas DEPOT.

Hats, 81 so, s., s. so, SO, and 81, Ia ha, which
viii compare ta'orhby with those sold for s5.)
Caps % It's 81 l.! cts. 50 cts IS ci. 81, 81 u
s SO, 50, - 80, and higher. Umbreilas, 50 els
- Cts. g. II %. - so, 50, - so, 80 SO, s. 80,
p, aud IS 80 New York prices.
Ladies Furs ofamost every kind and piics,
from CIlds ,natF at 80 cents up to >l5
Il p DAVIS.
Baltimore Street, 9 doors East Of the Bridge.
BALIE. re.
Oct ii, 'i8. SIN.
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STATE SENATOR'S Seven State Sena-
to.s "rre icc'ed in this State at the late
e!ecllnn. The result was as follows:
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Pennsylvania Election.

THE GOVERNORS VOTE IN THE STATE
Tie following are the najori,ies in the ccun
tics heard from.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-14

Th"I last Senate stood - wigs, 8 10
.,os. The next will stand IL wings, 7
oc0s.
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Tie 'Eho's Jete'-fhe following is the
aggregate Of the votes cast in this county
at he late election; viz: LIST Dist. 305;
end, 26S: 3rd 5o+: -tth, 37l 9th, l5l;
9Th, COS; 7lh, t,S, total $3.50 Among
The ballots were sundry beefb!.ls, grain
bills, notes Of hand and double tickets
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-14

The Ron. J. A Prarce I. IS has
our thanks for Public Document.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-14

Ohio. - TIcie is doubt abou,.he result
in OIia. som, reports elect the Wing can
djiate for Governor and some the Iocofoco
We must wait until il is made sure.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28

hlR. CLARKE From the signs, efforts are be-
ing made by Maj. Rector and Judge Brown to get
up instructions to our delegation TO vote for EIias
Conway for Auditor; and although this county
has on more than one occasion, demonstrated It's
opposition to the family, by misrepresentation a
number of our citizens might be induced to sign
these instructions, who are Ignorant OF the fact
that Captain e. G. Dan.ev is still candidate for
Auditor, and has not agiihdracn as reported. Give
sufficient publicity to these facts, if you please.
and oblige n FRIEND.
The known opposition of the members elect, to
the whole family when they were candidates, and
their election under these circumstances, as well
as the tone OF public sentiment since, ustjies them
in casting their vote against Mr. Conway, and
which We believe they viii do. unless they are
= instructed" otherwise by majority Of the 10
ters Of the county. Any other kind Of lnstruc,
tons whether gotten up secretly, cxpaTte, or open
! w. will not in our opiaioa be needed by the dele
/ CATION.
If those Individuals named in the note above.
are engaged in getting up - Instructions Of any
kind, we regard their conduct highly improper,
imPertincnt. and an inexcusabe interference in
our elections and such conduct deserves and viii
receive Il rebuke from the proper quarter. These
gentlemen are not only QGce-h0Lders, whose inter
ference is regarded as improper. bat they mem.
bers Of the - family" and exhibit a want Of deli
cacy, not warranted except in desperate cases like
the one in Thich they are now engaged. If they
can get majority Of the voters of Crawford coun
ty to sign instructions to our delegation, vote
for any of the family will knock under