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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

E9OBT. w WORTHINGTON, General .4geaf ana
~ Collector Rodney Jefferson county. Mssssipp. will
eiteh puuctu- g TO the Collection of Notes, Drafts Ac
cOuus &c. in ms and the southern of Claiborne
Rtfcrg i1-iIrake & Evans, BroughtOn s. Murl0ck
Plnesard, Warren y Co. Rodney Miss John Goodin.
Riolerd Beck, Il. H. q g. NJ Bayy. New Orleans; w
II, Henry, r. !. :. Doniphan, Natchez James GoOdin
Cine nnati jas Hand. Philadelphia j C James Lexing.
fhos. Fl elaHd claiborne county Miss ar@
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19
TlNEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

VIE Undersigned constantly manufacturing and has
tof salsa s2ry superior article Of iNEGAR, sr%Ea
whlch ne viii InaEanlee to improve by age and OFFS
will deiyar it. free of charges in any part Of I5=57Sf
tho CITY OF la ayete, at the following reduced 1919
p5es, TO sn tie times, viz: Butts so gallons a. Barrels 81
CARTONS, - . Barrels, % gallons. gallon. lbe
IA. discount m de towh0lesae cdSlumaEs.
EW lime ropped THE P0sfdfce viii be uunctaally
~ eaded to. [asl2a fl JOHN H. WEBB.
= irnar UommJa and Nafais qppQste Charity Hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

The Genuine Balm of Columbia not only Hair Restor
alive but the best coong fluid in the world 1t makes the
Hair glossy and fine stops it at from falling out, and
restores Bald Heads and keeps the Harf free from dan
dTuff and scurf.
DR.. SPOHN's Sick HEADACHE REMEDY is warranted to
any case either Nervous bilious VIII you try il? 1t
mas cured cases OF twenty years standing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19
PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS i

AOLAES hHO RAJ 61N% APPARATUS aEcsr
ElHN flef)a RTY, Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street s
~ New Orieins has Just received new and large saA
ass'dmeuto OF BRss Cocks, various sizes Force and A
liit PumRs BaePnmps, Ee &c; Cooking Range. ERaa
bathng Tubs lad Shower Baths. Also laying aad repair
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work Of every descp0n Ship
an steamboat work promptly up and repaired. an
de- spronptiy tended to.
~ Charge mOlerase. mh241y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19
no TR8VNEIERS
] RUN KS, VALI0ES AID CARPET BAG
WARE E OH Sc.

tOHN MORRISON. NJ 70 Canal C-TTN%VSS
- Street oilers 10 he public for sale a fSlL5=AI4
lfge assorpeat q above articles at ssIITsfs y ~
rsons a3qpi % trafe the summer will do well TO give
bin Gait C1anty aiers supplied at wholesale, on the
tE- 0sseiss Newark. N J.-Warehouse, " Mai
q IN Lane cf Nelk. my26 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
81 % CGrOadetet St. 5e0eeR Gra1ieT and Union SITS
CARRIAGES manufactured to order C>6sss@s9eSzsS%
" and workmanship warranted. Also, ESz-S=s~7esffs
Repairing done at all the branches. X&---SZ-
mh2s smD&W AIKEN & COWAND
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS &c.
ENZE prepared to furnish, short notice, from the
Wv Forge of Armstrong IL Danagh, PttsbuTg all deScrip
ion Of Hammered Pieces, WROUGHT IRON, VIZ: Shaft
Tor Steamers and Sugar Mills Piston Rods, Wrists, Pman
Jaws Cotton Press Screw MOulds and every variety OF Org
ing from 80 lbs. to 60O0l lbs.
apll 8m L. J. WEBSTER, rs Graver st.
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
No. 100 yHqgGzERe ST., at LGtagettgst.
I j. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y Of New Orleans that he is all times prepared the
bOye Mills to furnish and ground Coffee ground Spices
Of all kinds together with COrnmeal, HOminy and Grit
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied al the
hOrtest notice. ap4 sin
sADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE, No. II Canal street, Men Orleans,
A. HORTON has now on hand large assortment OF
ID every style OF Saddles, Brides, Martin g7yS& = ~
gales; Coach, Gig. Buggy, Wagon, and s&&==zz7x39
IL Cart HARM ESS DTay Brides, ~ TAssS t5 Isl
Fs%sY Collars, Whips, Snnups, Butts agsssA< 4 ~
6f@wA and Spurs Also, general assortment Of INDIA
-2--@ RUBBER GOODS; together with the largest
stock of Trunks, Vaces Saddle ard Carpet Bags
before offered this market to which he invites the attention
of purchasers ali the above goods will be sold at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
t The subscriber hes also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of a great variety of pat
terms and at the MANUFACTURER prices. mh7 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

GEE NLH AND INTERFERING BOOKS
NOR Sal q III No. Il CANT STRERT.-EASTERN
u LfFE-l ni AMI Past by halref MaHineau;
NETitt NE BRITISH FEMALE POfarS-Is vol;
READINGS FOR THE YOUNts-fsom thewOris Of Sir
MISTER - lifs so's., With plates
p{Cros III AZ. LIFE OF DR.. FRANKLIN:
! THRIVE ERAS IN THE LIFE OF WOMAN
HASTINGS ON YELLOW FEVER.
Just fecsve and for sale al che New0qeans Statoners
Warehouse.s LJa23l ]. 3. STEEL. u Camn s.
SCOTS. SHOES AND BRoG3Ns. wsRn
q 500 aid Nieksbnfg, for SHELBY E&f
Jy4 sc X, 6. HOBBS, L Lpstomhonse St w.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

Il ES now running rom Lhe upper
end of Lafayette to the GOvernmet Wharf e
Sd My The carriages are all new and infe-
none if superior to any brOu ght to or made
In this city At present there but running but there
will soon be sufficient number to accommodate all who
may wish ride in them Smoking and racing strictly
crohibted intoxicated persons permitted 10 ride and
the public may assured that strict attention will hepad to
he comfort and venieucs of all who favor said line
with their patronage. J. 3. SLAWSON q 90.
s Fare 10 Tickets, 81 per hHndTed, for sale BY
COLLECTORS in the I}mnbuses aD2l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
SNTE axe on storage one floor second story IN
wv dry and dark place - 600 bags Also, in anOtht
store from 5000 TO 30 600 bags Merchants having coffee
70 store will find it to their advantage cal and
warehouses. EMERSON. TQDRNE Y co.
ap2O l5S TchouptOplas street.
HEMP! HEMPU HEMP!!!
VVHE undersigned in order further meet the views Of the
Board of Underwriters have set apart. exclusively TO-
he storage of Hemp and other extra hazardous articles OF
merchandise, the fire. proof Warehouse Oreans
No 2 corner eOrd and Magazine Streets The locality and
facility of receiving and delivering at the Warehouse hers
being hosting to the second story requed) renders this
the most desirable place for this description of storage
ap5 SIN GEO. r. BEARD & co.
HEMP WAREHOUSES;.
EETESTERN AND PHCENIX .-The subscribers, having
w devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix andNEN\N
Western Warehouses, exclusively to the storage s
Hemp, order to meet the views of the Board OF zSs
Underwriters are prepared TO receive and the article
accommodating terms. Having number Of presses N the
buildings they also prepared at any moment TO
eCt Tebale the manner, and low rates.
EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
apo 158 TchOuptouas 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

~ ALEA'R CAMPBELL's PUBLICATIONS fo
JOFBs, ms ageSt for this city. nlhlf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19
HEMP WAREHOUSES;.
CARRIAGES LOARRIAGEs!

T EASTERN PRICES. at the Commission CAR
"A RAGE REPOSITORY, No. 60 n 7ES y
St. CH.8RLES street, opposite the Com c. s51sg
nercial Exchange-()D hand and constant ESsSz%Is5
" receiving FASHIONABLE CARRI- X2--SG-
AGES of the latest styles. direct from the manntactones
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS. BAROUCHES, BUG
Giles &c. &C. for style, finish and price equal 10 any in
market Customers are invited call and for themselves.
les 6m III. S. SMITH. 60 st. Charles st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
THE above Reward viii be paid upon conviction 8
fthe person or persons harbonng the muattress IA
MATILDA or TIl.LA-but no doubt now passing 86sS
under al assumed name, with forged pass; sad gEi -
years oil age stout made pomnet eyes short nose and
turns her feet in when walking. Twenty-Five dollars yl be
sj for er and lodging any Jail Of the city
GEO r. BEARD, 20 idasazine s.; Z
New Orleans, May q, lsas. mySo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19
To THE LADIrs-Balu Of Columbia for restoring the

Long hair is glory to woman says Paul.
And all feel the truth of the pioU5 quotation,
Preserve it then, ladies-yOur glory may fall,
Unless Won nrntect II with this nrenaratinn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19
FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR SALE.

FAMILY OF ACCLIMATED NEGROES at
"a private sale as follows -
a NEGRO MAN, aged about q years, a good subjset
md his Wife Negiess. aged about = years good cook
washer and ouer-with their two cildIen, VIZ Boy
aged about years, and an Infant, aged months
The above Negfos July guaranteed, and wei
recommended They VIII be sold Tor one half cash, balahce
On and II months approved endorsed notes. with mort
gage on the Negroes pply 10
mvI3 If PERSON u BONNEV Al, 81 GTavier st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-19

SINGULAR HABITS OF sMENAGER1E Beasts
A writer in Cincinnati paper describing mid
night visit to the animals of Raymond d Warng S
menagerie, with Driesbach, the famous keeper,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
yyhig County G. ONyczntINsg.

The Delegates from the several Dis
tricts Of Cecil county, chosen in accord.
ance with the call of the Wing Central
Committee, met in the Court House in
Convention on Tuesday the LIST day of
August inst.
johnson Shippers Esq. of the 9th Dis
trict was called to the chair, and Barclay
Reynolds appointed secretary. The
delegates presented their credentials, and
the roll being called all the delegates
appeared except two, whose places We're
filled by the members present from their
District.
THE names of the DELEGATES appear
in the abstract Of the proceedings Of the
District meetings, published IN another
place; it is not necessary therefore that
they should appear hcre.-Ed Uaig.
The chair stated the object of the meet
inr to be to nominate candidate for the
sheriiraty of Cecil county. The Con-
vention then proceeded to ballot, the re-
suit of which was that JOHN JANNEy Esq
was elected on the first ballot and then,
on motion, declared to be the unanimous
choice of the convention.
No other business being before the
Convention it adjourned sine die.
JOHNSON SHIPPERS. Ch'm'n.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05

The "WlLMoT PRovlso" PASSED THE
lIorsE.-lt will be observed by the re,
report of the doings in Congress Of YES
terday, that the Oregon territorial bull,
including the "Wilmot Pro viso," passed
the House by very decided vote, and
that a motion to reconsider was laid up
on the table. So the bill passed be-
yond the reach of reconsideration.
This bill is confined to the territory of
Oregon; bills for organizing the terrific
rial governments Of New Mexico and
California remain for the action of the
House, that body having rejected those
which originated in the Senate. The
most lively interest will now be expert
enced with regard 10 the future move
ments of the House, during the few days
yet remaining of the session. Appear
ances indicate that the latter bills alluded
to will be evaded. - Bait. Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
ROMANTIC AFFAIR.

A few nights since romantic affair
took place between a gentleman belong
ing to the Navy, and young lady to
whom he had become attached The
latter is the neice of a wealthy gentle
man residing on Brooklyn Heights, and
il likely to be his heir. it appeals that
The motives of the gentleman, who had
concluded to elope with the young lady,
were suspected by her friends. The
time and place of meeting were arrang-
cd, but the uncle became aware of the
plan, and while the lover and his friends
were lowering about the house, they re-
celved polite invitation from the uncle
10 come in the front door, in strdiaht
forward way. After this was done, The
uncle stated TO his niece that if she was
determined to marry against his wish and
At the expense Of the fortune he intend
ed to leave her, she might do SO, and the
ceremony could take place Immediately
beneath his roof. The neice and gentle
man at once accepted the Offer and were
married on the spot NY. Tribune,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05

The Nominations. The Wing nomina-
,ions with the exception of candidate Iol
commissioner for the 2nl District, are now
before the voters Of Cecil county.
The car'i 'a'cs foi commissioners ire
good and proper men; and deserve, and we
have 10 doubt will receive large support
in their respective districts.
Mr. John Janney, the nominee for the
Sheriifaity, is a very strong man ard we
are confident he will be elected. He is a
gentleman Of urbanc and courteous manners,
and his qualifications for the office are moi
surpassed III tho county. Some of ouI
friends in the lower part of The county, are
of the opinion that the candidate should
have been taken from there, and are some
what dissatisfied about it, In the las! con
veuton for nominating Sheriff, Mr. Jam
ley received a large vote, and from thai
time until now, Il large portion Of he,,Whigs
of the county have naturally looked forward
to him as the candidate in 1918, and lhi.
ensured his nomination. He took no Steps
whatever to influence vote in the Con.
ycntion, and under all circumstances OF the
case, we think him to- be the most available
candidate for the time, ard entitled 10 the
full support of his parry.
We have no doub' abou, ii icing the du.
~ Of every whia 10 support linn heartily
and we have no fear but The two lower dr.
trcts will come up with their usual viii.
vote, in which case lie wiH be e'ec'cd 10y I
very large majority We have data tc
Iuise from, and give his as our candid O.
| pniun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05

IL" The following periodicals. for the aren't
month have been some days on our table but We
have not had time hitherto to look at Them.
Hoiden's Dollar .Mnga,ine--C, w. Holden 100
Nassau st. New York-Sl per year A cheap
and excellent work. filled with good reading, and
illustrated with finely executed wood engravings.
Grohan's .Naga- inc-Gco. r. Ora! am s Co
Phila, SO a year, Q copies for S. A very in
tercsting numbcr; Simms, J. B. Taylor, 7. B.
Read, Griswold, Herbert, Iosncr and Mrs.
Stephens, contribute articles ElnboIished by
several fine engrlvngs, among them portrait
Ct Mrs. Brooks, "Nlaria del Occdcntc "
american Farmer Samuel Sands, BALTIC 81
per year. A most valuable work-the cheapest
con sdcriag the quality, with which we are &C.
quaintcd. 1t should be in the hands Of every far
mer.
Godey's Lady's Book--Louis A Cooley Phila, g
per annum. "The lIeroncs of our Century" a
group Of mczzotint portra.s-Hlrret Newell,
Fanny Forester, Mrs Stewart, Ann III. Juds on
and Mrs. f. B. Dwghtn-is a valuable cngrav-
ing there are quite number of cngravngs be-
side, On steel and wood. Grswold, II. s. Arthur
Miss Leslie, Mrs. Elicit, and G race Greenwood,
have furnished it with papers.
Ladies' National .'Iogosine-C. J. Peterson,
Phia., So per year. Edited by Mrs. Ann s. Ste
phcns. EmbelIished by "Allcc Linlcy" mez-
zotint, fashions wood cuts sc. This is Il popular
work.
Columbian .Nagazine-J. S. Taylor, New York
20 year, copies IS. Among the contributors
are Mrs. Stephens, Mrs Mcdonald. and A. J.
Prime The reading matter is of "A high quality
and the cngravings Falls of Niagara" and 'Cas
Ties of Europe and Asia" arc excellent The
! former seems 10 us the trucsl representation we
! have seen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05

T"ylor's ,7cceptaace;-On the first page
will be found General Taylor's letter &c
Gov Morehoad, accepting the nomina-
ton of the Wing National Convention
The loco'ocos are greatly outdone about
it, because, to use their own words, they
"cannot pick hole in 1t /"
He is gratiticd hy the nomination.
when he looks at the "compositlon OF the
convention,' (of whom was it compo-
sed!) and its constituency" (who were
they?) and h. will rndeavor to meet the
'sjuat expectations Of his fellow citizens;'
(what is expected under the circumstan-
crs?) The letter is, probably, just as il
should be.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
SrAr,,r.1, cr TIE M.tIc,g WAa'-I|r
x,,', -Mor,,li,s! The New Oheana Bpllsun


ar.r,r.-, az TIE M.t,c,g WITT
RTE .Mm,,li'y! The New Odeana Bulletin
,s canning IN the losses in he Mexican
at, by death in the battle field ard by dis
20. The former hphg but asnaii niop7r
:.aa 20 the latter The soldier ~ M'Hc"
sal much less danger 10 encounter from
ne bullets Of the foe than from the nIhoSplt-
aba Climate. Tie whole nnnscr OF Amer
leans He'd in the war. including the line
Of the Rio G,ande and that of Vera Cruz, IS
r;lima,ed nj 5000, and the wounded loo"
|, is impossible to say how many "i the
il!tcr have died in consequence oi theII
wounds, but we should suppose NOT le'
than one fourth, gay 1000, making III all
5000, deaths from battle.
The ravages o. disease was terrible Al
psrote there are $500 American "raFfS; all
victims Of |i,sase A,he city ct Mexico
the deaths were. for the greater pat OF tie
time 1000 monthly.
The first Mississippi Reg lment that went
a.: 10 the RIO Grande, tnned l3o on ''ie
Banks Of that liver before il ever went INTO
battle and finally tlonghl back less Than
rne thlrl Of their number They suffered
,.rcmiruily a, Euena Vista
The l.t and ID Pennsylvania REGIMENTS
recently returned, went out $500 H'r"ha
GOO each:> they brough, home about 600 OF
iaeIr original number. About 22o tell III
battle, nearly 400 died, and about QUO hun
.'red were DISCHARGED as unit Tor duly
How many the latter have since died Is
Of course unknown.
The 81 and 4th Tennessee Regiments
also recently returned, los, $50 10y DEATH
Neither of these regiments have been III ac-
TOT.
Capt. Ma, lor of Penna, took Down com
t,anv Of lO4 men. he brought back seventeen
be en,e,ec he battle Of Coul'eras wlthS )
men he bIoueh, 10 out OF it.
ThGxmos, frigh,fnl instance OF noI'al1y'
however. that we Lave heard OF, was IN 'll"'
aal!an, corps, the Georgia battalion, COM
,nanled b. gallan, and accomplished Oh
1icer, Col. Seymour
They eerc considered arclmated. and
actually suffered muc. less whilst IN The
lower county, than when marched INTO
the interior on the HIGH iand. Tie na''al-
ion wen, to Mexico 4l9 strong, aoonl 22o
actually died; large number were dl'rhar
ed with bTok en- down constitution 5; ana ma
nv of them no doubt; have gone 10 Their
graves: and the battalion was srednced 20
thirty four men fit for duty! On one parade
when certain company was called 'ha'
had mustered upwards of 100 men, s'"e e
yrirate answered to the call, and was lis
sole living representative The Captain,
the three Lieulenants, the four S>erse'ns a'',
the four Coroorais, (every commiSSlone"
and nom Reconnaissance oiiicer) were dedH
We havs heard from officers OF many
other regiments details very miar TO those
we have given above, which may be taken
as abou, the fair average losses for all the
volunteer regiments Tie regulars did not
suffer 20 the same extent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05

GrrNo w. o. "Notes from the valley oil
the Connecticut did no, come to hand IN
time io' 'o-day's paper. !, will be printed
next week. This is an excellent scric,.ol
letters, and we congratulate our young
friend on having attained such an admira-
bic style of wiring. BY the way. the pr'n>
tiers assure us they forwarded papers Of the
ED nit, as usual.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
The Comprom,sr--Th Bill Tor the Gov

The Compromisc---The Bill Tor the Gov
eminent for the new Territories, known
as the Compromise Bill, which passed
the Senate 27th ult, by a vote OF 33 to
q, was defeated in the House OH the
2Sth
A motion to lay It on the table was
carried by a vote Of i II to 81, and mo-
ton to reconslder was defeated by ia
70 $50 the Bill cannot be taken uF
again
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
1st District.

Meeting held in the Log Cabin at &C.
clifton. Philip Thomas, Chairman; Thos
p. Jones, Secretary
Delegates to Convcntion-Benj b.
Price, VIM ii Pearce, Jas S. Mitchell,
Geo A. Ford, E F. Osborne.
Candidate for Commissioner, Jas IL.
Benson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
XYhig District Meetings.

We give an abstract of tn" proceed
ings of the Wing meetings Ii the several
election Districts, held on Saturday the
Doth ult , to select delegates to the coun-
tv Convention on Tuesday last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05

0-rWe are indebted to the Hon. J. A
Pearce U S s and Hon Messrs Evans and
Chapman Of Nd, and S,ewa, Pa orIIouse
Of Representatives for valuable public doc
ments, speeches &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
onCI District.

Meeting held at the Hotel Of VIM L.
Price Esq, Old Town; B. F. SIuyter,
Chairman; r. H. Bryan, Sec'y.
Delegates-D. +. Karsner, Arthur
Morrison, G. W. Carpenter, Isaac Bou>
ch~II, s. II. B. Writ.
',lpmI srIonrr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05

TOUCHING GRIEF. Mrs. Wilson, wife Of
blind preacher, recently died in Whining
ton, Del, of'yphold fever, which is preva-
lent Atthe grave ofhis wife, Mr. Wilson
exhibited touching sriei l haze lps! NJ
eyes second Tine he sad,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05

WWe hope our friends throughout
the county, will without delay form
Trough and Ready clubs" and enter in
to the proper organization to advance the
interests OF the Wing candidates, general
and local. The coming election is an
important one, friends, and you should
proceed to take the steps necessary to
ensure success. We have confesscdly' ga
good chance" this year; so 60 to work
calmly and detcrmlnedly. 1t is now
time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
3rd District.

Meeting held at Taylor's Hotel, Elk
t~o. Joseph R Brown Ch'mn, james
II Cauley Eec'y.
Delegates C. K. Howard, L I May,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-08-05
John Hanson, Thos Miller, F: a. Ellis,
Commissioner John P. Bennett.
4th District.

4th District.
Meeting held at the House Of Levi Hall,
Esq, Brick Hill. Ohio Rowland Chm'n;
VIM c. Hasson Sec'y
Delrgatcs-John W SlmporS, A Smith
Doct r. { Carter, o. Rowland, VIM {
liasson.
Standardization Smi h.
The following Resolution was adopted
unanimously
RcsolCed, That AS members Of the great
whig party, we do heartily and cor }ially
concur in the nominations made by the
Democratic Wing National Convention OF
Philadelphia, for President and Vice Pres
iicnt, and pledge ourselves to use all hon
olable means TO aid in The election of Gen
Zachary Taylor and Hon. Willard Fillmore,
confident that with <Old Rough and Really
in command, we will retire from the Po-
lIica Campaign of 'ls, as successfully and
viclorlonslv as did the Old General and his
compat!ios from the fields of Mexico.