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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

LDclsLATrvE SSEEzIxG.-The:Savannal,
Republican, Of the Sd inst, pcrpc.ra,es
the following:
II will be seen bv reference 10 our tcIe-
graphic head, that Mr.. Calhoun took snuff
yesterday, abou. 2 o'clock. r. NJ. where
upon l20 members Of the South Carolina
Legislature sneesed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

Il is told that Lord Norbury, when pass-
ing sentence Of death on IMAM convicted
Of stealing 4 watch, said 70 tho culprit,
My good fellow, you made grasp Ut time.
but egad, you caught eternity
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

one OF the grentest novelties of .,dies'
apparel At the court Of the English Queen
tho past season, has been the Nenpolitan
bonnet. This bonnet Inns great light es..-
weighing two ounces-has sucl, grea, elias
ITCHY ns not to be dcranrcd--;,as a semi
Transparency ct nlabaster-.t throwing n
light shade on the face, and giving the skin
the appearance Of great sofiuess. This bon
net is Of Yankee invention.
EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.--There fell nm.
der our observation lately. says tho Kings.
ton (UIster county, N. ~ Journal, the
most singular case Of disease we ever wit.
messed. The subject is man named Soy
der, nged 30 years. residing in the town Of
Warwnrsing, in this county. Four months
ago he had al attack Of sickness, but recoy-
cred, and was TO MI appearance entirely
healed. About fortnight, after bis rccov-
cry. he was seized with drowsincss. and
for some time nfier. slept nearly two-,hirds
Of the dny. This disease continued to in
crease until he would sleep two or three
days without waking. When we saw him
Yesterday, he WINS continuing m uuipter.
rnpted sleep Of five days. Ills pulse is req.
nar, though not very fall; his respiration
IL easy md natural, and bis skin moist and
cool. i food or drink be placed in his
mouth, he swallows it, and he walks when
led nv the hand and slightly supporsed.-
On Thursday week be awoke from sIeeu
nf two days, spoke few words. ctrick
lady who WINS ia the room Violently with a
chair, md almost Immediately afterwards
sunk into his present slumber. Iic ia ON
his way to tho New York Hospital.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14
THE SABBATH.

by MRS. T.. n. sisouENIY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

-
The prcv7pus excitement .,vas- without
cause and has.y-.ha, General Taylor
could have. given no other proper an-
swtr TO the Charlessown meeting than
the one he did give; and the result was
that harmony was again restored among
the wings of Albany.
As all will agree, such hasty excite
ment upon any subject before it is un>
derstood, is pre-eminently foolish; but
not more foolish than the objections
some wings entertain against General
Taylor, for not denouncing locofocoi,m
in all its forms and members, and utterly
refusing to accept support from persons
formerly Of the Locotoco party. H. no
doubt isthankful fer every evidence of
their determination to vote for him
while they do so without pledges, and
80 ought his friends TO be, and the COM
monest sense of gratitude and respect,
and the plainest notions ofpo'icv, should
induce him to torbear forftiting the
friendship and assistance Of those Of the
opposite party, who are willing in def
erence to hi, character and merits, to
support him at the sacrifice of many Of
their previous political predictions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

y, divided upon The subject ofrsligion;-
they lack that. unanimity of feeling
which is so essential to the accom-
pishment of their glorious aim ,"Oh
blind infatuation!" Why will they not
bury in the "oblivion OF the past" their
religious aninosities, and join, as band
oil brothers, in common cause.-the cause
OF civil and religious liberty! Why will
they suffer the chaln OF sur"ility TO be
frightened upon their limbs, while, with
in their grasp they have the remedy!
Oh! that the black cloud OF drlnsion
which hangs over the "poor sons of Ern"
would be dispeled to give place to the
more congenial rays Of light and knowl
edge! Would that the scales which have
SO long dimmed their path to Liberty,
may fall from their eyes, and leave ex-
posed in all their dazzling splrndor, the
blessings and benefits of free institutions
Let them behold the proud position which
or oun free 14merjca occupies on the
scroll Of fame - and let TINT strengthen
and inspire them in the good cause of
revolution. Let the arm-hearted sons
OF down-troddrn Ireland s'fEaternize -
let the spirit of cancellation 90 forth
mong her people and all will Yet oe we'll
But should her patriotic sons fail in the
present effort to disenthral themselves
from the unholy letters Of oppression,
lot them be cheered BY the proud con-
seriousness that they tell in just and
righteous cause--and that
Truth crushed 10 earth will Use again,
Tie eternal years of God are hers,
While error wounded whites in pain,
And dies amid her worshippers'
Our merchants have commenced the
"fall trade, and complain that the pros
poets for extensive sales are unpropitious.
The city lacks her usual brsknrss at this
season Of the year.
Say to "mine host' Of the Ellington
Hotel-iamiliarlv called Ioe-that will
omit no opportunity to give him good
mime. He i frst-rate fellow, and de-
serves pretty large slice Of public patron
age
Our markets are neutrality-suspicious.
very low - the weather pleasant, and
locofocoism far below par.
Yours, McDONoUGH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02
That "Euas" lrp in Albany.

An excited meeting was held bv the
Wings Of Albany on Saturday night,
which for the time threatened some dan-
ger TO the interests Of General Tavlor in
that quarter. A second meeting was
held on Monday night which restored
harmony again, and nipt the budding
hopes Of the locofocos terminated BY
the meeting of Saturday night.
The circumstances of the case appear
10 be as follows: The Loco,ocos of
Char lesion S. c., held meeting, and
came to the determination to support Gen
Taylor for the Presidency. They also
determined to support Gen. Butler for
the Vice Presidency. The President of
the meeting Informed Gen. Taylor OF
their intention to vote for him, saying
nothing about Butler, Fillmore, or anv
one else for the Vice Presidency. The
! General answered him, that he was CRATE
full for the friendly feeling manifested
toward him, and that he thankfully &C
cepted their nomination, concluding that
it had been Offered him without pledges
or conditions The correspondence was
published IN The Charlestown Mercury,
aud the fact that Taylor had accepted
the nomination OF meeting which had
also nominated Butler, having reached
Albany, tremendous excitement was
Immediately thereupon gotten up-the
friends of Mr.. Fillmore affecting to re-
), gard it as unfair treatment Of him on the
part OF Taylor. The meeting Of Satur-
day night was rife with evil to the In
terests of Taylor in New York-promi-
nent supporters fhis nomination declar-
ed they would desert him and imminent
dagger Seemed impending happily de-
liberate counse's prevailed, and the
meeting adjourned over until Monday
night, when it was made to appear that
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02
For Sheriff
JOHN JANNEY.
NOTICE.

The members of the Mutual Insurance
Company Of this County, who have not
paid the interest due on their premium
notes at the last annual meeting, ltbc 1st
Saturday of this month. are respectfully
reminded that their policies are suspend
ed, andthcir prop erty stands al their own
risk, until the payment is made. This
payment may Atlll be made to either OF
the following named managers:
William I'orbert, S. B. Ford, John
Partridge, Henry S. Sites, Thos. Rich
ards, Jacob Tome, Benedict Jones, JOS.
Haines, Henry Chamberlain, ~ to either
OF the following named agents.
James Ford, Bryan s. Co., Shippers &
Crawford, Richard l.. Thomas j. & w.
NJ. Reynolds, J. B. Preston & Co., Car
son & Steel; who ere respectfully re
ques.od to receive for NE, and in my
name as Treasurer.
+, a. ELLIS, Sect NJ. F. I. G. c. G.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02
sTHE HEARTS OF TIE PEOPLE
MuST BE PREP ARED FOR MAR
INVADING; CANADA

IN ~ DlNI ShANADh.
The most alarming project now looming
up in the horizon says the Village Record,
is the INVASION Of Canada AT a prea
meeting OF tue "Dsmorracy.' IN the city
of New York, las, week Mike Wash, as Al,
argument in favor of the election Of Cas>.
declared kat he wanted candidate who
''would not prevent the Invasion and cap.
,ure OF Canada. The account states that
the sentiment was received with "ThEMEN
DoUS APPLAUSE"
We ask our Lebanon county friends to
mark The aboDe and ponder orrH. A wal
with Canada, OF rather England may seem
a small maile,-and he cloud may as We
srem no bi42er than a mans han bat i,
wnuld cost the United States ore hundred
millions oi d"iar>-uot to speak OF the loss
OF HE, Sci down The above as one of the
'signs of the lime-.'
1t was predn tel by the Wings in 1874
that the ecllou "l James X. Polk; wour
lead 10 war with Mexico We make
the prediction now tina, the election OF Gen
Cass's will Involve the country in WAF
with England, Spain or Mexico. All the
Signs of the times point TO il--and Mr.
Cass has declared in no senate lha, eth
hearts Of the people must bsprPared for war
Lebanon Courier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

PRcerEcrs FER RrApsyuFFa.--Tna
s.a.c ofthe corn markets in Grca, Britain
% at his moment suhjec, OF anxious 80
;,ei;nSe. The New YORK Herald SAYS:
"The weather for a few days previous to
Ia departing. 9: he Britannia, hal been ,e-
~ Hn!nyora|is tot the growing ROPE, and
.raF' ws'e entertained 'hn, nth damage
" oril BIZ Ike fssa,'. Il had not been Sc,
ted hat The hSease to 10 pora!o Lad be-
rome general CT was very tiisa.::ous in sec
-:iona where il Lad ap!ca'ta, bn: lie nc
counts VII oh have reached us Ii tie ,wo
ct ,l.ce las. steamers are slihcien. 10 sail.
y IA hat very important deficiency will
exist in Abe haivcss of the United Kingdom
Tic s'a:e Of prices in tho principal markets
i, Ga c-;.-~on Of the fse!i! "a of spec uluors.
Tie l.Hl" haa yet yet .a.ej e. prices Ia
feel he effect 9: al uni!eJssi 1eGc4ci.cy Ia
She domestic supply. as thcse who regulate
this trade Dire ROT prepared FOR M Upward
movement We l:ave freqaen:!y shown
huw arbitrary this trade is governed ia
England, end low fsw ME concerned in the
regulations Of the machinery necessary to
.ase aMt ,.rpress rsicea.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02


ARa, T ns AN AMsR,cAa Vo,uNrEER. IN
IRELAND 4 letter in the philadelphia
Wmes, aael Cooks'own, county Iy!oar,
Ang, IN says:
"Oilers have been issued 10 h,s police;
TO ARES. every person coming from Ameri-
ca, aui ono young man came 10 Landho.es
between Cooks!own ard Moorer, few
laTs ago, and was taken up and brough.
before the magistrates in Conkstown on
Saturday las.--he was engaged in The war
in Mexico, md was discharged for i'll health
at Moa'erey-pa7ers 10 ihis eflec, Were
found upon him, and though he stated he
came over 10 bring his sister oui; America
aHl lhoneh one OF the magistrates and MA.
ny respectable people here knew him, and
shoughno charge could be. preferred against
hin, he is now aItaine.i in custody in
Conhs:own an | copies o;ihe papers foaaa
se;t 10 tie government, and mus, so re.
sIiain i'll The pleasure o the goses.lneu.
is knows.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

hr'"nn.-The seaaou Of ",fe sere and
yellow leaf' is here, hut as vet it has been
as warm as m;d-Angust. We see by the
papers that The frost has come in the east .
ern states, and aoon 1t will be here, 10 int
the woods with allfle huas OF fairhow, and
then TO DESTROY al! the beauties i; had male.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

ANOTHER ScREw LoosE The "Demo-
cra.s' of Vermont recently nominated
Charles K. Field, for Lieutenant Gov
eenor' But he ''spurns the bribe," after
this fashion:
Il have is morning addressed let
ter to the State Committee, declining the
nomination OF 1t. Governor, and direct
ing them to strike my name from the
ticket. ] believe ouch course durto the
Democracy My views were not known
TO the Convention at the time of the no.
mination, and it is possible the nomina-
ton was adopted from the brlirfthat, in
common with many others, ! was an ar
dent supporter Of Gen Cass. In no event
whatever, can ] be induced to vote for
him-he is cowardly-an unprinci lied
political hack and m rveously wor-
thy nominee of the worthless trlcksltrs
who assembled at Baltlmore.'
cit is rather painful parting with old
friends, some OF whom have acted with
for more than twenty years: but ! cam
not consent to violate one of the earliest
political maxims that was taught me,
which was to be always consistent -
Again: am Influenced by cardinal
maxim of the Democracy OF this coun-
try, Every thing Tor principles, nothing
for men"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

Going Back to First P'ine'i les-Ths We
thodis, General Conference after ali anima-
led debate, have voted TO restore to their Book
of Di.cipiine, ,ns Rule Of Wesley, winch
"pronbits buying or selling spurious liquors,
or using .ier, except In extreme cases.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02
Austria And italy.
State Of the Markets, &C.

Charles Alber: has evacuated Lurnh ardy
Gen Welden at the heai of the Austrian
army. has entered The Papal dominions
The Pope is greatly incersel on accou1,
Of the mvasinn A battle ensued and the
AuslrIans Were reversed.
The GERMAN WAR.-The German Dutch
les have renewed the war, bn, no battle,
has yet taken place. The tl ockade will
recom,neuce on he 18Th
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

Tie Centreville (Md.) Times. says thai
Samuel Harper Merely, aged aoou, %
years, son of,he late John McFeely OF Cen
uevIIe, who went 10 Mexico as volunteer
under the lamem,ed Walker, was drowned
whilst bathing in the Mississippi shor
lime cince
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

Drought The weather 70, .ome time
past Ia, been unusually dry. The cora is
suffering very much for rain and the water
in The Big and Little Elk creeks is 80 low
that the mills ard factories can scarcely run
hslf,he lime.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

CoMlNG Or The Wheeling Times pub
fishes letter, signed by five democrats Of
thar city, giving their reasons for opposing
G-n Cass and voting Gor Geo. Taylor, Their
reasons are as conclusive as their fearless
honesty in avow;ns III" m IS worthy Of all
lc!!ts,!. Il.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

E'kton -4c2dsmy. The Fall lein Of ,his
Institution commences on Monday hex:
The requirements of MIR, Thorp, the prin-
cis4, eminen''y qualify him IA lie pot.
and lie rchool receives, as il dpacryes, 8
large patronage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02
THE VOTE OF MR. BOoTTs.-som,

THE VOTE OF MIR BOOTS. Some
remarks have been made and some dopb'.
expressed, rs to The vote which Mr.. J. NJ
Bolts, member Of ConAr.s. frnp Virginia
would give on the Presidential election
He was zealou. advocate Of the uomna-
,ion Of Nj. Clay, and, some supposed tina,
lie woGid la!ters IN support Of Gen. Taylor.
A le"er.Gom him is published in Inc NJ
tional 1T;e.!igencer on "Wednesday, in
whicl. he states lie position lie occupies
and concludes by saying thar he 'isElaI! vote
10; Gen, TayIor. land adds;
:! viii 10! presume to ofeI my advice TO
others, every man must take the RESPONSE
Witty OF acans for himself as his judgemen,
tlecls; ii can venture 20 do il, 10 set
;hem wi.a' bore may prove 20 he good
eSaE'I.e.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

DELAWARE Coil The Winter term
ofDeiawar" College opened on Wednesday
'ast We are happy 10 learn liza: The pros
poets OF The Institution are encouraging.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

The CAUSE IN VIRG1NIA.-The Char
louisville Advocate SAYS
eve learn at second hand from gen.
tleman who has recently travelled ex-
te nsiyely throughout Western Virginia,
that the best spirit prevails among the
friends Of Gen 1aylor's election. The
calculation among them is, that If East
ern Virginia does as well for TAYLOR as
for Clay. the changes in Western Vir-
ginia will give the state to cold Rough
and Ready" We can assure our West.
prn friends that Eastern Virgi ia will
give Taylor at least $500 to 5000 major.
i'y, where Clay's was only from SO to
100.
The Advocate, it will be remen bcred,
was one Of the Warmest supporters Of
MIR. Clay. and IT'S Judgment Of what will
be the vote in Eastern Virginia, is per.
haps; on that account, the more to be re-
lied on.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

MONTGOMERY COUNTY AT a meeting
of the Wings Of Montgomery Co. held al
Rockville, OIL Satorday..ast, VIM. L. Gather,
ESQ.,, received the nomination for State Sen
ator, and N. c. Dickerson, Jno. Colt, :. M.
Iyddan, Zac. Waters. and Luther G,'ings,
EsQrs. for Com missioners' Mr.. Gather is
the present popular Representative from that
County the Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02
SeDtenbcr Publications.

The following periodicals. are on our table
We have merely time to note their reception.
Grahdms .uagasine-Ar excellant No. good en-
gravnss-gopd contributors. Hereafter J. Bay
ard Taylor is to assist in the editoria! depart
ment.
Godcu't Laiy's Hook-As usual good. both in
the pictorial and literary departments
.qnericcn Fa'msr-A most excellent Agricul.
turial work
Hcidrn's Polar .Nnga:ns-C. w, Holden
N"r York Well emhelshcd--wel edited
eAa"p--aud well "o,'"y ofratronage,
Columbian .hagasine-A well appearing num-
Der, with some good contributors,
Ptierson's Lady, .National-Always favoritc,
and this number retains our ial,tv.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

EeL.rlr.-Tne Rochester American says
;,leve Will be seven 'cli?sas ,lis year-four
.! .Ia stunt Two 81 the moon, and one Of
Lewis Cass--,he later tc,sl, visible in all
,..., oihs url.e. Safes aa5 ! ro:!ioa Of
n .,7
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

ANOTHER FAMINE liz IRELAND Ireland
il again daon,i, we fear to starvation!
Was ever an unfortunate people so per.e.
cuiel by cs.arity? Tie Dublin freeman :,
journal Of The lolh of Angus, says:
Any ATTEMPT al conceamel: would he
more than rsrless--it would be a positive
crime. fls po;ao disease has SET in, aud
uoves fniwar! with rapid slrides- We are
4"aIe hat spc2n'a'ion nay, Al 1 will, take
a,lya! age Of lis sad announcement. Bul
CIR duly is tie sane. We have 10 pu: ;he
,ountrr in possession Q! the facts, and
rarn lie au'ho.ii;es in hn1c th.; lie ioul
II tie people is decayn-, ifnot lost. and
liza, ear.y extensive preparations must be
made 70 enaL.e tic people 10 i've.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

NoNDfIAoN OF IRELAND.
Arrest Of Measher and Others
The French Republic.
State Of the Markets, &C.
ed a dis patch from our New York CORES
pondent, announcing the arrival Of the -tram
or Niagara al View York. and the Atlantic
relegraphic Line heing on, Of order, we re
ceived the following ti-pa,ch at 9 o clock
over the American line, hy way Of Lancas
ter, from Philadelphia. Bali. Sun.
New YoRK, AUG 3l-s,P. M.
The steamer Niagara has reached he,
wharf and having sailed from Liverpool on
the 10Th inst brings seven days later i4telIi
gence fom Europe Than the Britannia. She
has made her passage in twelve days and
few hours.
Bread stuffs Sales of wheat at an all
vance of "a 10 81. per 10 pounds. Small
business doing ~ red al IS 81 10 9s. Flour
has advanced Il to Is 6d.-Wes,en is SO
hing a, a2s 32s g. per DR. Corn Is in
good demand ior Ireland a, advance of g.
Cd. per quarter sales beng made al 32s to
33s Cd. Sales If meal al ISIS TO l5s 3d.
eAeoNp ,pif'on' $500,
r.o,a,,d '0" ~ = '''
N1,,,,. ,,.,,,., o,no,,;, m, ,..,.
have been arrested. and the police and soldiers
are in hot pnsnt after o'G'rmsn.
J ne arcs, OF lhe 't'''ederates continue IN ev'
The trial of o Brien will coon commence.
'r'"9"''"V Pr'v"'lS' ont 'he people ar" lar
, ,io.' '@S '''' "''P''e' '''"''' ''' "''''o''-
Several Irishmen and Chartists have been ar.
rested in Liverpool for using sedi,ions language
:, = letter was found on smith h"rn' nom
,,, , at,a- nv on "e eoba,;a n,p ana
The continuation of,he we, and cold weather
causes mn alarm throughout the Kingdom of,he
threatened pofa'" rot
m nr"ssr,, ,hc ,e,e or ,ho sonn,rv r., Wv" ''"e'
Two Americans and one Frenchman. crossing
from Scotland to Armagh, have been arrested
AZ sympatI1sers, with large sums money on
mi, ,o p,''"' b., r;,,o ,o,.. ;.a;rn,,,. !,
nying that he has MADE any stipulations with
government to save his life. He says that no
@''er would he accepted but h'el'y Tor all to
Tha VIZ , ."i Gil, ..,.
Of the arrest of American sympathise1s.
The Charl,Sts
Tho Chor,;sls arc mo 1enono,r,,;o,
:, v,,;o,s marta orC,s,,Rrn,;, ,n1 ,ho,a
il strong indications ,lat,heir principles are
gaining ground throughout The country.
Hanna
p,;. .,;u ,.,;,,n. - .,
,,nan,aon h,nIraI ,no,a rs 80 n.;. W. sss
,.Ila L.,,> c,,.I ,.,,.
""
,,"S ~, ,:,aoa AVA '"'o' OH" '"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

ss-,-><ysA ..a.~ ss.-S- -. E=..r - 81 Wv q,
..o;n.7'.h = c:!. ,httrtytt FL. pa III
ana .hs rae q ..;..ts5sE cao mo,efa,e:;
The Aoeh n,arkc; has heea 'o,erasly steady. ..
III, a, ,.Aa same TUG sss!pclto fluctuations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

Az Ex1alcRrlHARr DOCUMENT. Major
General Games has put forth al extrao-di-
!:ayy document, On the occasion OF his re-
suMing the comnand ofthe eastern division.
We make room fr the following exracl
from his pronuntian',nfo
Nr-ar ana slavery have each contributed
,rnch 70 the civilization OF man. Tie un>
,.ertigued has hang been warrior, no. be-
cause he loved war, but because he loved
peace, AMI he has Seen stakeholder for
a similar reason He has been slave
holder because. he deemed TO be more
'.1msNe and wise 10 feed aud clotho the
Jew ch:iiren OF africa placed under his
care, and TO torc them 10 learn the ar OF
civilized lie, to govern them Willie they
~sre thus. sava-es must be KEEP, in bon
1a.e, o. hey aus' be forced to live in the
wilderness oy TO Re killed or imprisoned
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

Fa-- Sol IN LOUISIANA he second
Free Soil re e;i.c II Lafayette, WAS no. 40
ca:e. as lie frst che, number Of persons
Being piese:.; VINO yoted down all The resn-
lulicn. c.t,Ta, A Val Buren, club was
fotn,e1 wi ,..e following az tie basic o.
'hei, cua.i,uAca+
'.He v lose .alGc3 ale l.s;eu to subscri-
he'd, 10 hereby form ouFs,ive" into club.
ugder ,he i!a,ne i;!.e Van Bp.en Cub, !o
'hr psrrose o:oHposiag tie extsns;cn 9,
slavery over hat territory OF The United
;',a:es no: uo-,.ized as yoviei.n States
Thai the same may become tie refuge and
home Of tue free white laeoier, whose only
capital ina. lie car inves, in agriculture is
I've labor OF lis own hands We also al
yocate the gi1 Of said public domain 10 &C,
tla! settlers fee Of cost. and iha: we may
nc; bling otium o.. this Club We hereby
severaly pledge ourselves to each othel
Tia, We viii 70! BY word or &C, sanction
ary proposition Of change i'll the relation
La: nov eyss in he State between the
co!o.et aud gu own race"