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The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
Sale of Flowers,

The attention of the Ladies and Cen
tlemen of Elkton and vicinity is invited
to the large sale OF flowers and premium
Roses, from the Garden OF Henry A.
Sonntag of Wilmington, i'll front of the
COURT HOUSE,
on Monday next the Sth inst, at 0 o.
clock A. NJ, and again at 4 o'clock p
M, consisting of the following splendid
selection of daily and monthly
ROSES
viz: Tea, Noisette, Running do, cabbage
and Bourbon do, yellow Harrsons, Per-
sian yellow, Honeysuckles, Verbena
Helotropes, Geraniums, Oleanders, grape
vines in pots, Evergreens, and variety
of other plants in bloom.
N. B. Every plant will be warranted
true to the name aud character, and there
will be no postponement on account ac-
count of the weather.
Nav s, as
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
lbOpesvcsI Academy.

The summer session of this institution
will commence on the first Tue stlay of May
next. The subscriber would refer to hi:
past success as an inducement to Il acontiuu-
ance of public favor.
The course Of instruction includes al the
branches of a superior English aud Classic
education. The terms for boarding, wash
ing, tuition, &c, during the summer session,
are $50.
Hopewell Academy is beautifully located
within two miles of the borough of Oxford
Chester County Pa.
f. II. Stevenson A. B. is still continued
with this institution
JESSE c. DICkEY. Prin.
Hopewel! Cotton Works April l5th. 1913
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
SHEPHERDS
s S.HP.APILLA.
FOR he permanent Cwe ofaN Diseases arisia!
.i'om ae imp"rc condition Of the blood,
= Il ~

- '"' Pe'"'""e" '"t ~ an D'Se'Ses HisiH!
fom an nnp"rc condition Of the Blood,
PURIFY THE BLOOD
The individual ,nho is unfortunately The Vi.
TIN Of hereditary discase-covcred perhaps
with scroiulnus ulcers Of the most loathsornc
;haractar-uirc,cd with glandular swelings
sonrac,ed liInIs--the severe and paInfu eilcct.,
t!clronic Rheumatism white swelngs dis
eased bones, cu,aneous affections, or any Of tho
complaints arising from unhealthy blood, should
at cnce resort to the great restorcr of heath--
the king of medicines, --SIlEPHERDS SARS-
APARll.LA' Hundreds who have been aic-
ted for years with a dcrangcmcn, of tho oroans
ofcrcn.ation and selection, have been removal
ted,--curcd restored Ia life, il were, and are
now living evidences in favor OF this wonder
ful and ncstimabIy valuable preparations Scores
of ccr'itica'el are at hand. TO prove to the un-
bleicycing IFS powerful. efficacy
= F-sIG
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
License Notice.

Agrceably to the fifth section of the
Act of 1927, chapter 1T, entitled an act
to regulate the issuing of Licenses to Ira
ders, Keepers Of Ordlnaries and others,
notice Is hereby given to all persons and
bodies corporate and polite, to whom 1t
may concern, that they must obtain Ii
censc or renew the same according to the
provisions Of said act, before the tenth
day of May 1913.
BENZ, SERGEANT, Shift
April 30, '4S.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06

u
W WHOLESALE q. AND nhIAin' N
& l@o cc''Sl'u' S o''ee', M '%ucil'''''' all"
WaS 100 Dto"o"ay' We" io'N'
to the notice of residents at distance, arc actr-
ated hv desire of attracting attention to the
Hats Of their mauutacture. as means OF IN.
creaSinr their cash sliCs. The smaiInrSs OF their
profits ewing 10 the fact that their goods are
snuch more costly and expensive, while their
prices are no. higher than the ordinary prices of
the trade make 1t imperative that they decline
the risks incidental to a credit business Were
they TO follow i'm the "bcalcn track" aininr
merely at a reduction in prices Il corresponding
deterioration both in quality ana workmanship,
ensuing as matter of course, there would then
be 10 urgent reason Tor adopting terms strictly
cash. Their course is opposite to this.
Excelsior is the motto su hch they have as
sumcd. byit they are constrained TO advance
still higher in the production of rich and costly
goods The great encouragement they have mot
with in their husiness-tIse decided preference
trivcn to,hcr Hats, both bv the fashionable and
f;stdous, as well as hv the strict economist, and
Others Of palmer taste, has confirmed them. in
Iheir determination Of producing the very best
goods in til cir !ine Of trade, on this continent.
VIM. II. u, s. Co. would here take occasion
to say that they are indebted io1 the reputation
Of tn cir House, and for the celebrity Of their
Hats, to no cqn,ucal dealings, nor fictitious
representations The principle in business has
always been given to the purchaser; greater
proportion o.vrlnc for value, than couli posi-
bly, be obtained elsewhere at the same prices
Yicy have expended vast sums of money in pcr-
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
IeNlembers of CONGRESS. CIerp,men. Law

| fL5-Members of Congress, Clcrg,men, Law
yers, Senators, JUDGES, Foreipn C0nsuIs. and in
fact, all classes Of the community, have oivrn in
their testimonials in favor Of the superior slpon-
aceous qualities of Radwav's Chinese \Ictlc,ipd
Soap In fact the superior Qualities of this de-
Iicious Soap are So much in ad vance of all others
that every individual who tries il once. becomes
astonshcd at its effect upon the Cuticlr, and are
so highly pleased with its extremely bland,
soothing and purilyInr effects in cur,nr all ey
crcsccnccs of the Cutic!c, cxterminatinr Pim-
pies, Blotch,s, Pustulcs Tetter, at the same time
imparng to the complexion a healthy roseale
nuc, and pure. sweet and clean skin, that tes,l-
monials, unasked for, are presented to us every
day.
For Shaving, this soap is superior to creams
and other soaps, it produces rich and cop lous
lather, softcns the head and renders the ski
smooth and pliable.-Fol Cleaning Teeth, Rad
ways Soap may truly be sa to possess wonder
tul merritt makes the teeth white and beau
tiful, renders the breath sweet, and keeps the
gums free from scurf. For the Toilet, it is supe-
rior TO all imported soaps, being entirely free
from poisonous advixturcs, it will not irrilotc or
ntlamc the skin
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06

Ordered that the sale made ard renor,ed
by David B. Trmble; one fthe Executors
OF Peter Askew deceased, Of certain Real
Estate Of said Testaor by authority thereof
be ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the
contrary be shown on or before the four
teenth day ofJune next, provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Maryland, once in each of three
successive weeks before the thirty first lay
ofAlay next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be $l245.
Test GEO. r. HOWARD. Rec.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
Cheap Hat and Cap Depot,

II. p. DAVIS, BALTIMORE STREET, NINE DOORS
EAST OF TIE BRIDGE BALTIMORE Md.
For the very liberal patronage extended tc
him by his friends and the public he feels pro-
toundy gra eful and pledges himself to merit a
continuance Of their tavors. lie has on hand
of his own manufacture, Hats and Caps Of almos
every kind, which for beauty durability and
cheapncss, are not surpassed fequalled. Straw
fiats perhaps the greatest variety in the city
embracing every kind, from l2l-2 up.L-s- Look
to your interests and give him call
.ap-il 20, '4s.-lm
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
A CARD.

The subscribers haTng reduced their STOCK
OF OLD GOODS very low, now present to
the public almost an entire new stock of dcslra
bio SPRING and SrMMER, Fancy Dress Goods
and Trimmings, at very rcduc cd pr ccs Please
call and examine. BENJAMIN +. MAY.
Mrs. MAy.-lias also received her SPRING
and UMMhR fashions, and offers to the La
dies, BonnelS OF many descriptions, Ribbons and
Trimmings, at unusually low prices.
ADrl Sth is iW
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
aHIE6CP.

The subscriber wishes 10 inform the public
that lie has on hand good assortment OF
Building Brick Any person wanting Brick,
for chimneys, paving or building, can lie
supplied by sending to the Brick Yard at
North East. All orders will I've promptly, at
tended to, at the shortest notice and OH the
most reasonable terms. A. w. KING.
North East, April 18TH, 4S. lw.
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n. G. g. L. Il. II. r. LINE.

Ca, The Steamboat Com
GAs-l 1As,.,.~ stituton Capt. Pcarco,
ps.:a,sii .sxz, -; ~ or the Washington,
e-Is'-- = tii'+-''s zss-1'7 Capt Trrppc will, de
part from Frcnchtown for Baltimore, at from 20
minutes before O'Clock to Is minutes past
every evening during the running season. The
cars will leave FrcnChtown for New Castle and
Philadelphia every evening at from quarter to
half past O'Clock. Passengers to secure pas
sage should reach this place al tn" earliest time
stated above. WA. :. BARR, .lgt.
frcnchtown, A pri Slh '4S-tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
Shingles, Plasterer's Latls s Pickets,

e50,0oo LIST quality white pine SIN. Shingles,
100000 end do do do
$50. 900 Pasterng Laths,
$4,000 - #. Paics for fence
Landing, and for sale low for Cash. or amy kind
OF """'ry produce taken in exchange, by
lone u ..lsLAARf,
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
July 81 Ait
SHEPHERDS IEH.NIFEGE OR
EE sIa'sls E32SgyDsyGf.,

Read the following evidence of Shepherds
Sarsaparila Baltimore, Itt. %, Al.
MR. J. G. SHEPHERp,
DEAR SrR:-Be pleased 10 except riy un!rign-
ed thanks, for the specimen OF ernliuge, which
YOU have done me the favor to send. / have
nsed it in seventeen eases, and in not "A single
instance has it failed to produce the desired CT
tccl--on the contrary, its operations have been
attended with the most ilattoring success But
il needed not Il trial to satisfy me Of It's it'Gacy
in destroying worms, for when was informed
by the proprlcturs, of its component parts felt
assured that to use it would no, be ernryric.sin,
nor would il in the least, aid or encourage tia.
dretul foe o'the human ti.mlly--qutckcry.
The ingredients have truly been selected with
care and The disagroabic necessity of following
up the Ncrinitugt by active cathartcs has been
avoided by the judicions admXturc of such REM
edes as are best calculated TO promote the ac-
ton the bowels BY promulgatidg know l.
edge of its virtues throughout the world have
not the least doubt out thatmo,hers Will regard
the distribution of so valuable medicine as tho
bcnE,ctor Of their offspring, With sentiments
OF friendship; am yours truly,
w. H. BALrzELL, A. NJ. NJ d.
SIPDr. w. H. Balllcll is member Of one
ofthc most respectable families in the state
was a pupil of the renowned SCrgeon Professor
n. r. Smith, graduated with the highest honor
n, the University of Maryland, and at this tim
enjoys practice soco"I to none IN neAteAt IN IN
iy Of tue Same age
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
FOR SALE,
No 2tj Light street
4lJ AviUS UC iduGs

Situated two miles north Of EIl,ton, or
the main road leading fro IN Elkton to
Fair Hill. This tract will be sold altogeth
or CT divided as may best suitpurchascrS;
title free OF all cncumbrances. 1t will
divide conveniently into tracts of two or
one hundred acres, presenting on each.
elegant situations for building, with
SPRINGS of good and never falling water
in 80 Yards ot each, 1t is all we'll Wa
tered With two streams, one running along
the East the other the West side. There
are on the tract , small tenemcnts, :
spring houses with other out buildings.
There has been put on the land, 5000
Bushels of Lime in the last ten years.
This land has advantages possessed by
few if any, in the county.
Situated ina remarkably healthy neigh
borhood, capable of the highest degree OF
lmprovcment-ln the midst Of greatly
improving and manufacturing district
about midway between the Big and Lit
tie Elk rivers, each in mile of its bor-
dcrs, each now well studded with Facto-
ries of almost every description II in
in number, the most distant not
exceeding q miles, within two miles and
a half Of water and Rail Road Dcpots
giving free outlet to the markets of the
world. City gentlemelfwishing coun-
try place will find this a pleasant and con
venient one; from Philadelphia or Balti-
more ii could be visited for several hours
and return home The same day. Persons
wishing TO purchase will do well to ap-
ply soon as I am determined to sell in
the course OF this Summer or Fall. APP
plv to the subscriber in EIkton.
EDW ARD WILSON.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
H. I'M Il

LANCASTER County, Pa, LIME The subscrI.
tares, fresh lime, by tho Canal boat load at
reasonable rates. JOHN IIALDEhIAN,
March 18th '4s-7m. HaTre-de- Grace
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
MAY s, as

ENTEO TROUPE OF EQUESTRh7NS.
From the Chcsnnt St. .7mphithcatre, Plt.h.
Will exhibit at ELkTON, on MoNDAy, May
Sth, 1878. The high estimation which this
Cclehratcd Establishment has acquired and holds
must prove Sufficiently the truth Of the descrip-
1ion Of talent attributed 10 each artist, and Of cv
cry effect advertised in the bills and pamphlets,
One Of the most extraordinary and wonderful
improvements in travelling exhibitions, is tho in
PRODUCTION Of the SY LNlC GAS, for lighting
this nm .nsc Establishment.
The ORcnhs TER, the finest in the United
States, will lie under the direction of the Cclc
lratrd Mr.. Richard Willis, surnamcd the King
Buvlc Player.
TIE PnnroRnIEns are of the most superior
class in talent
The NOBLE STrD. Consists Of Horses and
Ponies Of the most beautiful shape, full blood
and iancIliil marks olany equine selection in the
known wurlG,
VARIOUS PiCToRIAL ILLUSTRATIONS, are given
in the bills and pamphlets Of Somc Of the most
Striking Feats of the .4rtistcs, in order TO bring
more iorchv to the mind Of the general readers,
the Wonderful Effects abont TO be witnessed.
2 "llouEs oF ENlnBlrlcE. In the afternoon,
Doors open at and performance Commence at
. - O'Clock. In the Evening tle Doors open
at I, Performances CoInmcnce : - O'Clock.
3LT Admittancc % Cents.
For particulars sec large bills and pamphlets
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
This is to Give Notice; That the

subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court o: said county, let
tcrs lcstamen,ary Oh the personal estate OF
John Reynolds, late of said county, deceas-
ed.-AIl persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned 10 eNhib~
1.-THE same wi,l, the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, ON or before the 9Th day OF
March 1919; they way o..erwise, by law.
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All nersons indebted to said estate arc re-
onested to make immediate payment 10 me
subscriber Given under my hand this leta
Lay OF Marsh lo-o.
GEO. w. REYNOLDS, Ex'or.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
Town Lots for Sale.

A small WHARF LOT adjoining the
Lumber-Yar ard of Mcssrs Johnson & Chand
Ter at the bridge. A LOT ON BACK
STREET, near, and west Of the Metho-
dist church, about Sc feet front, and
bout 400 feet deep, with an old log
house on it. A FOUR ACRE LOT on
East side of North street, extended
North Of the rail road.
For terms apply to
JOHN PARTRIDGE
apr 90, '4S-tf
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
.STSTEG'E.

The subscriber having been appointed ConS'a-
ble for the THIRD Election District Of fCecll cou,l
ty begs leave to irtOrni his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
to all business that may be entrusted to his care,
with promptncss.
"UO.NAS THACKERY.
n. B. Persons wishing to place accounts IN
nv hands, can leave thcm with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander. EsQs.
Deer II, h1--Sm T. L.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
BY the Orphans Court
April Itfl 1913

Ordered that the sale made and reported
by Alfred Nowland Executor of the last,
will and testament ofNlary Nowland decea-
sed Of certain Real Esae of said Tesialrx
by authority, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause be shown TO the contrary on or before
the fourteenth day of June next, provided
a copy Of tbs order be inserted in some
newspaper published N Maryland once in
each ofthree successive weeks, before the
thirty first day Of May next.
The report states the amount of sales 10
be $4,000.
Test GEO. II. HOWARD Req,
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
SOAP AND CANDLES.

SOAP AND CANDLES.
SO Boxes Brown Soap
10 g Yellow -
so " Dipped Candles
40 " Mould do
For Sale at Manufacturers prices. Country
stores would do well to call.
TONE RINEHARr.
Port Deposit, Dec. Is, Al
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
NOTICE.

The Cr:.hans' Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the end
Tuesdays of February. April, June Au
gust, October and December.
GEORGE K. HOWARD Re
April 10Th lS45-
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06

& SILK SHIRTS AND RAWERS.-Jusl re.
Sceived large assortment of Ladies and Gue-
tlcmen's super silk, merlno, lambs wool and cot.
ton shirts and drawers, at No. 35
MOP RIS w. PALMER, Agent
hngtN
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
No. 255
AN ACT RELATING TO MORT
CAGES

BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland, That it shall and may
be lawful Tor the mortgagor in any mort
gage deed, or conveyance, executed al-
ter the passage of this act, in addition to
The covenant usual in such deeds, to cov-
enant for the payment Of all taxes, as
sessments, public dues or charges, levied
or to be levied by law, on the mortgage
debt, or debts created, or secured by such
mortgage. D. CLAUDE,
apr 2o,'lS-3w Treasurer.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
Sign Of the BE- Boot,

oISlI ul ZIG b.B DUUC.
opposite the Ccurt House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, Eloch Crouch his
entire stock IF Ladies'. Missc', and children 3
boots and Shoes and has commenced manuiac-
turing Ladies' Shoes Of ever prescription. llo
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call. with ncl's womcn's and
chiidrens boots and shoes ofthe hest sort at very
low prices. TllOS. G. CROUCH.
E.Iklon, Feb. 26th AS.
N. b. Country produce takCn in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted 10 loot and shoe
makers.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06

lso, the most slendid assortment Of RIBBONS
ever brought to Elkton; together with inside and
outside flowers Ladies Dress Caps. French
worked collars, and Il variety of other articles
kept by llilHners; all of which, she offers at city
prices.
Bonncts repaired in the neatcst style, Dress
making as us a.
Miss Leech returns thanks for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon her and hopes by attcn-
ton to business TO merit the same.
Apr 80 As
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
Phil. Will. and BALT. RAIL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train of Cars from Phla.cl,
phia for Baltlmorc, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
torc o'clock. \. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phi!a at
quarter before II o'clock,
Night Inc from Philadelphia reaches Elllton
at half past - o'clock at nlght
NiTht train fi..'.. baltimore arriyrs here Guar.
cor l..,ro IL o'clock, =. NJ i
BENJAMIN WELLS, Ag..
Elkton, .1pril Sth '4s.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
Wool Crding, S)'nliny
Weaving Pulling, EByin e.

The subscriber respectiul!y informs the
public tha, be is preparedto manufacture
Wool, at his Mills, known as CARROTS
Mills, situated in Cecil co. Md, seven
miles above EIkton, on the Big Fix stream
and four miles from .!,e village ofNewalk
Del.
Wool wII be recciyc! to be made IN
TO Rolis, EWn, CIo'h, Cnssimers,
Blankets or TIannels,
as directed, at short notice; manufactured
by the ward, for Cash or Wool, or made
up on the shares.
Those who wish to exchange thci
Wool for Cloths, Sc, may expect gener
ly to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL. q GARRETT.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
LAWS Of Ts0s.y-saEkc;.

Passed by the General Assembly OF
Mary land, at their session which COM
menccd on the last Monday Of Decem-
Der ,1Sf7.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-05-06
A Cal RID.
Wan. III. EsCCsie s. Co.
I.atc Bcebe & rostar.)

~> FASHIONABLE H1T7ERS,
" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ l3S Chcsnut Street, Philadelphia, and
MsE| 1876 Broadway, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01

Issil he haA tBewn tbal great aai coed
oll maR long sud Wtll, ana bad ssFR hial
10 he mosl lFying sd eTillral 0rrasinns
IN Whish Il Eas possible CT any nan q
Ne plsrrds bsl. said he. Ihal nan Uf ira
serve. unbeLdsng honesty. snd devoted
patriotism. ai@sys prOsed by lhr resnl
llssl Re possessed talents equal u essg
emrEgenry. Col. Dasis's description .
he babe srene 81 Bnena Yisia was -
brilliant and lile-like. lhsl ne fanried ~
ronld sre old Zark on me halllriield m
night sfieE The engagement. whrn. IN an
sssT 10 lie iInpOrlnnilles nl his slaffio re-
tire 10 resl. The old hero replied. he rpult
mi think ol shsndonlng he grnund. AMI
leave his dead and woandrd brIwesn him
selT and the enemy"
In abiding In The proceedings a n,
lsge Congress he " referred IN he history
Of Ihe legislalinn on The subject af The ter
ris0ries. 10 shaw that lhe Sanlh mast here
sflsr Ioak Ia herself lar The protection %
her rights: fnr. said he. The day has pas
sed when We ran any longer rely upon
our northern allies 10 aid rs against Ihs
eiInrls NJ lanaIicism. Tie said he was nne
oT IhnSe Wh0 had heretofore believed thai
Ihe northern Democracy were the natural
allies Of the Sonlh. hut the vote On The
Oregnn bill had dispelled the illusion.
In connection with This snhjeeI. "col
Davis ronlenaled that. wilhonI the INFER
ference ol Congress. the South eenh ne
yer participate IN the settlement anil colo
niIaiion of New Mexiro and California
and scnulel The idea that The inhabitants
af these regions shonld he permitted II
decide The question. whether ilomesli'
slavery should or should not he tolerated
within their borders. He seemed 10 lool
upon the proposition ~ m0nslr"us ahsnr
dizzy. and in This respect. differed As wide
ly from rasss views as John Z. Calhoun
himsrlE.'
We commend the foregoing extracts ID
The attention III the Democracy of GeOrgi'
as entirely worthy of their consideration
and rejection. Col. Davis is a mos
thorough and decided Democral. on,
whnse opininns are looked To with grea
interest in Mississippi and the SnuIhwesl
lie is therefore sound upon The question o
Southern Interests and rights. and will not
We presume. he subjected 10 the obnox
ions charge "f reasonable designs agalns
the South on The questlnn nf Slavery.
Augusta (Ga) chrOnieLe q SenhasL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01

III h De FsroFAlhF ofths AsfTnts afeHF
DrsPai, Wha. eth he manRrF 81 . PfFsi-
dsnl. snd uaaer lie gniss q democracy.
hiaes the sasiga sd Ils powered he m
PeIial PnTPie.
lis N Fsin hat he name e denarFa-
~ % hro0ghl up il ,he ISSUE il 10 ii rain
that men q rrPollieza m1nnrrs and hO
nest parP0-rs are pointed onl - me 3D.
Eocaies ~ the parry IN power. liishy
he use Of Glai name. or same olheT indl-
rssiRg Inc largest liberty, and ~ decsiE-
inc such men ~ klse pIrlencrs. Ihsl an
blllans aspiFsals hare desHnyed The librE-
lirs Il Inc proPls. Sarh i lie learhins
of sxpsTirnre-snsh he Eeenrd IL History.
We have before a. contrast in he PO-
sii'nn 20 he IWs parties. u most pEomi-
nrnl shararier. The Whigs adsocale The
eierlinn of IayioF. withnul hope or other
reWaEd. than that whirh arises from ron.
seriousness If having faiihfully served lheir
connIry-no pledges 70 give them Office
i msde-no pledges 10 minister 30 their
prjudirrs az passions. Taylor gives none
he j. ~ Washington was. pledged only
In The happiness and glory Of his country
and her Constitution.
BuI the supporters Of cass have pledg-
80 in perspective and Offices IN hani.
They Work lar the spails. They con-
tend Tor the Offices they already hold. and
for those that have heen promised them.
They contend Tor = political organization
that i 10 provide for those WIN maintain
faithful "bedienes 10 parry drill, and =
strict cohesion. right or wrnng.
Our eounsrYmen will see the difference.
Lri them say whom they will sene-
Ihrir beloved country, or a wicked and
ambitious organization IT power.