The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-02

/ .SmITH O bRIEa. Tho Yrecnan's lon,nlE
gives the particulars OF the arrest Of this gentle.
man at Thurles; his conversation with General
Mcdonald and his transportation to Dublin.
From what Mi. O'Brien stated, he mus, have
been greatly disappointed at the little disposition
exhibited by the people 10 assist him in his rev.
| oluiionnry movements; and still more 30 Dt The
want Of sympathy manifested for him on his az
rest. We make the following extract:
"At 10 O'Clock, all being in rediness Mr.. O.
'Bren was removed on a car from the hridewcil
| 10 the station. The general sat on the slime side
with him, Messra. Gore, Jones and Enzinap.ice
OH the other There was good number of peo-
PIE collected along the why, b-t no attempt was
made to rescue the prisoner. The women cried
bitterly, and several times cursed the people for
their cowardice. One or them exclaimed, "Oh,
good God will my one he me before we let
| him co. MIR. OBr'en, who seemed ,,nlnoyed
before then. said, land has i. come to thi.a 10
there not even word Of sympathy from those
who gee me- going state prisoner l wanted TO
20 to Limerick 10 sec my family i'll could. They
will hang me, and transport three or four Others
and Ire land ill become quiet again; but | have
| done my duty, and the people have not done
ti"irs.--l was tod they would come to me from
WuterI"rd. Kilkenny. | hnrIes Cashsl, Clnnmel,
| and all the co in,ry abol; mi that has not been
the case. have been deserted. Let things now
| AXE their course"
| Mr.. O'Brl?n was Il conspicuous leader OF tho
revolution; was sIeily respected bv the people,
who It Was expected, would resist any attempt
| 10 seize him hut he was made prisoner with
our creating the slightest disturbances. owing no
doubt to the presence of General Mcdonald with
II part ofihr British forces.
The LocoFoco PLArFonM-Mr Toomb, well
| described this eni9mst,c,l production, that not
| one in hundred Of the rank and file will ever
read.-iie truly said. thAt"a pant asserted what
| nob0dy denied, part denied what nobody az
| serted, and the remainder asserted what nonody
behcvcd."s
THE INFLUENCE OF Ma. CRIrrENpEN's Pars.
ENcE.-Thc Frankfort n.y., Commonwealth
savs:--Prior TO the late electinn, Mr.. Criltenden
was ahle to list but thirty six the one hundred
counties Of the state. His gain in the ninety.
six coun'irs heard from, ~ thirty EIGHT hundred
and eighty. of which ihiry-three hundred and
sixty-egh were gained in the counties in which
he addressed his fellow -cit,zens!
1t is stated that the Prince do Joinville in.
tends setting in the United States, and xill hs
accompanied by numerous French and English
gentlemen of capital, who ",I unite wit, him
in settling colony, TO be called Joinrii. Prince
Louis Napoleon Bunap,rtc so talks OF hccomny
an American citizen, should lie I've disap appointed
in his expectations on the continent.
Western New York will not he sednred from
their allegiance by the Van Buren, somerset The
Rochester American thus lestics concerning
Monroe County:
ave have reliable advices from all parts of
this county which concur in the statement that
very few indeed of the Wings will withhold their
support from Gen. Taylor In one or two To-
calilics soma Justification has been nurturcd bv
considerable effort on the part Of the Barn Bur
Nrr NJ W hon II n vntip,r far M,rt;r W.
Buren, the lose ia mnch to strong for Wing sto-
matia. We are informed from all quarters tha,
Gen Taylor wi!l gain largely from the ranks Of ths
Loccfocos."
| TAYLOR IN MAssAcArsETTs.--Then nominations
made in Buffalo cannot have much -ffec, upsn
The Wings of Massachusetts, for they already he
GIN to the folly Of voting for one lucofco in
| preference TO another. The New Hampshirs
Gazette states that all the gcntlem an in Frank
| lin county, who signed tie call for tho Worces.
ter Convention, save ID. w. AIvord, have conclu
ded to support TAYLOR and FILLnoRE.
THE CHESTER County AvK RoBBERY.-
The Philadelphia Daily News says-Tbers
have been. recently, some most singular de-
velopments made in rela len 10 the Chester
County Bank Robbery; and two or three adj
,lnioral ARE i have been the consequence.
while others well known to the community,
are implicated. We are no, as We, at liher-
~ t. note the facts which have come to our
knowledge, bu, i, will he sntficient to know
that there is now probability tina, the ner-
p-,ra,nr. Of the robbery will hp secured.
ROBBERS II. La key alas Harper " IN was ar"
rested on susr. Con Of being concerned ia
the affair." has implicated several o'he',,
some Of whom have fled ard The matter will
lew be prnhph to the bottom
Edward McGowan was arrested on Sat.
urday last, and held to hail in $4,000 Tho
Inquire says thar some persons hitherto con-
sdered respectable are implicated.
Senator Corw:n, Thomas Ewing. and
MIR Viulnn. have appointments 10 address,
the people o. Ohio from this time Until the
election. Nr.Corwin is perfectly confi-
dent Of The vote ofOho for Ger. Taylor
So says the National In,e ligpncer
From YvcArAN The brig Noun YER
non av,ived at View Orleans on the 10Th
from Campeachy. having sailed on the
18th inst. The new, brought ny her is IA.
volahIe fpr the whites, whose successes con
time. 1t i, said that Valll lolih aud TekaI
have been recovered from the Indians who
are gradually falling back.
PLATFnRMs-Washihgt Plathrm-
San ho;,es, zeal and unrrm,ting attention
to me interests of the United States are al!
dare promise'
TnyIor plotform.-s 7, will ever be nv
pride AID constant endeavor 10 serve the
country with all she ability possess
Cnss Platform The noise and confusion
which nprvales this assembly will prevent
NV hpinr heard on the important 'onlcs
to which you have called my attention