The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-09
Drscriic.s SrJi,a Gass.

iav'nr. tteconcludes thus:
"PhiladeIphio county You can put
.,awn Tor Gen Taylor, and have re-
>eved information that even the Hon
Charles !. InqCrsoll viii be partaker in
tans Democratic party publication, as I
understand from reliable source that he
will give his scat in Congress from the
Fourth District TO a Taylor man. That
shows true Democracy'
fudge Myrrs, of Clarion county: one
OF the most influential Locofocos in
nGrtk.wcstern Pennsylvania, and an cleo
tor on the Polk ticket in lSli, has aban>
Honcd his party and is an open advocate
Of Taylor and Fillmore. Ii this connec
tlon with this announcement the Pitts
burg American says:
"'Ihcrc are many others from the same
section we might safely speak OF from
good authority, and only refrain from
Going SO from The want otpersonal COM
munication. We learn that they assign
the one general TcaSon-the frauds and
receptions on the people in 18Th. Clar-
ION gave Polk 1909 majority. Our friends
may this year set her down among the
donhltuI counties.''
Gen. TICS G.. Miller, formerly Locofoco
State Senator from Cumberland CO, Pa.
has avowed his determination to support
Ta' lor and Fillmore.
Hon John e. Buthcr, of Harrisburg,
formerly chairman Of the Locotoco
State Committee. Judge Colrin Blythe;
orid +. Joh"soo, formerly Attorney Gen
eral under Gov Porter: Vim. b. Potts of
Schuylkill county, for years prominent
and influential democrat, are out in Ia
ror OF Gen. Taylor.
.loha Cooper Esq. of Danvillc, Pa, in
lSl} warm supporter OF James X. Polk
IS out against Cass, and supports General
Taylor.
Ge:rge !seit.mecr, Esq, an old Demo
crat OF Barry township, SchuyRill coull-
~, cent the following 10 the PottsviEe
celebration Of the 9TH OF duly
My first President was Thomas Jeff,
c:son, and my last Games K. Polk. was
in favor Of the Tariff of 1912. when Polk
recommended the Tariff Of 1916, and
Dallas gave his casting vote in favor Of
ii: ! then recommended Scott or Taylor
for the Presidency, and as soon as old
Rough and Ready gave the first blow to
tie 0leXicans, | told my ncighbors that
Scott must give wNyto Taylor this time,
and feel confident, if we live. to see
Gen. Taylor in the Presidential chair on
the 4th of March next. ] have support
ed Thomas Jefferson and all the Demo-
cratic Presidents from his time down,
and ! consider Gen. Taylor a Democrat
of the Old Jeftrsonjan school,
James .Iohastoa, lcre,olorca pro;nincnt Loco
foro, AID editor Of the Pennsylvania Argus, and
brother Of Gov Johnston, is ont in n long letter
in favor Of Gen Taylor He rcpudates Cass for
lis subscrv cncy to Southern interests Men &C
1nat"d by similar impulses, are coming over to
Tavlor by patoons
Judge Price, of II1llsborongh, Ohio, who has
ALWAYS heretofore been prominent and inincn-
tml Democrat, recently addresses Ia rye Tay lor
meeting in Cincinnati.
Jha 4 BoNss, Esq. Secretary Of State under
Gov Morton, and the Chairman Of the Commit
Tee Oh Resolutions at the Locoioco State Con-
,cnon last fall, made an anii-Cass speech, in
Nuburn, Massachusetts.
T. Il Gcu1gGs a leading LocoGoco orMiddlc-
sex county, Massachusetts, and now wcigher
ana Edugef IN the custom HOUSES, mas also
come out against Cass
The Hon John A5,reU, US District Attorney
and ex L. States Senator, Hon Lan:ing Miner, |
a. JJalfs, Esq Hon .4lcrandsr DoriAyoa ard Isaac
e. SHith, all leading I.ocoiccos of Michigan, |
have commenced the publication ola campaign |
paper in Detroit the home Of Cass, devoted to |
the election of Gen Taylor
Georea ] n Lo'ipop Esq, Atto.ary General
of Michigan, has also rcbcllcd against the Cass
nomination
Or B,una,d, Of Chicago, Illinois, Delegate
70 tho Baltimore Convc,tion has rrpudialed !
Cas-; as well as J N Arnold, one Of The Polk |
electors in 1911.
Ex-Gov. Grcenly Of Michigan, one Of the
warnest Locos in that State, is out against
Cass.
isnjonin Toppm, formerly Loco6co United
States Senator from Ohio, is out against Cen
Cass.
Marcus Morton, leading Locofoco and En-
Governor Of Massa chusct,s is opposing Cass.
Charles ID. Smith. Esq, for many year,
il not now, editor Of the. Adrian Wach,ower
strorg locofoco paper, and Secretary Of
the last Senate of Michigan, has declared
against CaSs.
James +. Be1ser, of Alabama, formerly
Locofoco member of Congress from Mr.
HilIard's distric',) has taken the stump in
favor Of Gen. Tay lor.-On The 22nd ult, he
addressed a grea, Mig Conrcntion at
llaynesvile in tina, State, in powerful advo-
,acy Of the election of old Rough and Rpa-
dy 10 the Presidency, and the duty OF
Southern men 10 support MIN in preference
10 Cas-.
These are only few of the many de-
sef'ions from The Cass party. The present
portion OF that party calls 10 mini story
we once heard OF a farmer. who one mora
ing lei his sheep out Of the pen. Having
put down the bars, the old man stood by 10
CONT them as they hoped over and began,
There goes ore,'-'there goes two,,--