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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-22
T T

The subscriber wishes to inform the public
that he has on hand good assortment of
Building Brick. Any person wanting Brick,
for chimneys, paving or building, can be
supplied by sending 10 the Brick Yard at
North East All orders will be promptly, at
tended TO, at the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms A. w. KING.
North East, April 18th, '4s. 4w.
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A CARD.

The Subscribers having reduced their STOCK
OF OLD GOODS very low, now present to
the public almost an entire new stock OF deslra-
blo s,pRING ard SUMNER, Fancy Dress Goods,
and Trimmings, at very reduced pr ces. Please
call and examine. BENJAMIN f. MAY:
Mrs MAy.--llas also received her SPRlNG
and SUMMER fashions, and offers to the La
dies, Bonnets of many descriptions, Ribbons and
Trimmings, at unusually low prices.
Aoril Sth as lW
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April Sth 1913.
This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
tiers of administration on The personal estate
of Sarah M. Heath, late of said county de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to eN-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on or before the 9th day
of April 1919; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate. All persons indebted to SAID estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment,
TO the subscriber. Given under my hand
this sh day of April lS4s.
CHARLES II. CROUCH, Admir-.
Aptus'h AK
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By the Orphans Court
A prjl 4th 1913

Ordered that the sale made and reported
by Alfred G. NowIand Executor OF the last
will and testament Of Mary Nowand decea-
sed OF certain Real Estate Of said TesiariX
by authority, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause be shown 10 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 ofhree successive weeks, before the
thirty first day of May next
The report states the amount Of sales TO
be $4,000.
Tes, GEO. r. HOWARD Reg.
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.VOH'EG'E.

The subscriber having been appointed Consta-
BILE for the Third Election District ofCecl couu
ty, bcgs leave to inform Ills friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
to all business that may be entrusted to hiscare,
with promptness.
THOMAS THACKERY.
N. B. Persons wishing to place accounts IN
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, Esqs.
Deer IL, 47--9m Il. L.
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This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath blamed
from tie Orphans Court OF SAID county, letters
OF administration On the personal estate of Lee
iI'ia Davidson a'e Of SAID county, deceased.
All persons having claims against The said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit he
same with The vouchers thereof, duly aulhen-
uraiod, on Or before the lst day of April
1919; they may Otherwise by law, be ex-
cluded from all benefit OF said estate. All
persons indebted 10 said estate are reques-
Ted to make immediate payment to the sub
scr'ber. Given under my hand this slh day
of Aoril 1913.
SAMUEL PADDOCK, Admir-.
April Sh 'lS-6w.
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BY THE HOUSE or DELEGATES,

BY ! III HUI 81, w Dtl.ih' y rs,
March 9Th ISlS.
Resolrel lg ilr General .lsst0lbtg IF ,Nargiuud
That the commanding officers Of the several Mil
itary divisions, hrgadrs, regiments and cumpa-
MES in the State Of Maryland, he and they are
hereby ordered and required 10 enroll, their scv'
cral and respective commands, ON OF before the
fourth day Of july next and report rctarn oIthc
Adiutanl General Of MARYLAND, on or before the
first day Of September next
Resolved, That the nalnr or any Militia officer
Of this STATE taiij"g to comply "th the above TO-
QUESTIONS shall be stricken from the roll of Mill
tia appointments il this STATE.
Resolved What all >NA'rug acts Of assembly
regulating the Militia and ,;lia training, be and
they are hereby declared IN full force aud virtue
in law, and that there shall be at least IN each
and every year, two company par0dcs for dy,li
and discipline on the first Saturday
in April and June in each year, and that
there shall be at least one Battalion or Re9i:
mental parade I'm discretion Of the field otliccrS)
for drill and discipline on the FIRST Saturday in
August, and that there shall be at least one Reg
mental or Brigade parade Gin the discretion OF
tho General officers for drill and discipline on
the first Saturday in November, and also such
parades of the company and field officers for
drill and discipline NOT exceeding four in any one
year. as in the opinion OF the general field Off
GERS may be necessary TO Il proper degree OF IN
structon III their respective duties, and that all
fines, torteitures and penalties allowed to he in
tlctcd andrr the act Of 1854, chapter 25l, for
non-at,endaucc and other causes therein rccitcd,
W on the days parade above named, be and the
same are hereby declared to attach to all officers
and militia of this State, aud to he in full force.
Resolved, That the commission Of any Mill
tia officer in this State, who does not provite
himself with the necessary and proper uniform
for his RINK and command on or before the first
day of October next, and so report to the Adju-
tant General CT this State, is Eerrhy declared to
be vacated, and his name stricken from the roll.
Resolved, That the Adiutant General Of Ma
rvand be and he is hereby order ed and directed
to furnish copy Uf these Resolutions 10 the
commander Of each division and brigade in the
State on or before the first day Of June next.
True Copy-Test, RICHARD w. GILL.
Cuuri of Anupals w s
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Poor School Fund Of Cecil County.
BY the Orphans Court,
[ April l2th 1918.


In compliance with an act OF the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at December
session, 1S47. Ordered. Tina, the following
statement of the condition of the Poor School
fund of Cecil county be published in the Ce-
Gil Wing and Cecil Democrat
Test GEO r. HOWARD, Reg.
"An Act Supplementary 10 the several
acts relating TO the Poor School fund Of Cecil
county.
SECTION 1. Be il enacted BY The General
Assembly of Maryland, That it shall be the
duty ofthe Justices of the Orphans; Court of
Cecil county 10 publish Or cause 10 be pub
lished annually III some newspaper printed
IN said county, a full and detailed statement
OF the condition OF the Poor School fund, of
said comfy, showing in every such annual
statement in wha, manner, any and every
portion of said fund, may at the time Of the
publication thereof be invested
SEC, 2. And be il enacted, That from and
after the passage of this act, it shall be the
duty OF the Justices OF the Orphans Court of
Cecil county, TO pay or cause 20 be paid in
i""i'c''l pay u NtHih'licN', w ldlGNti
sums oil money may be due for the tuition Of
the Poor Scholars OF said county
SEC g. And be it. enacted. That the first
statement made under the first section of This
act, shall be published Oh or before the first
Saturday in May, eighteen hundred and forty
eight"
Funds invested in securities. SlG,OS3.53
which said amount is invested as
follows, viz:
Edward Wilson, Bond ami
mortgage npon certain Real es-
tale, upon which decree of the
High Court Of Chancery directs
payment 10 be made as follows:
on the LIST day Of August 1914 7G0.l9
on the Isl day of August 1915 5000
on the Isl day of August 1916 $1,000
on the LIST day of August l7l7 $50 30
on the lst day Of August 1913 47lSl
30O3.20
Interest due on same 10 Apr /, '4s 3l775!
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N. G., g. F. II. r. r. LINE.

.=H, The Steamboat Con-
IT, stitution, Capt. Pearce,
Vlc:.;,..::::a l--....sY or the Washington,
$50 Capt. Trppc WILL de-
part from Frenchtown for Baltimore, at from 90
minutes before 6 O'Clock to Is minutes past
every evening during the running season. The
cars will leave Frenchiown for New Castle and
Philadelphia every evening at from quarter to
half past o'clock Passengers 10 secure pas
sage should reach this place at the earliest time
stated above. WIN. :. BARR, .8gt.
Frenchtown, April sth '4s--tf.
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PHIL. Will. and BAIT. RAIL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train of Cars from Phladel-
phil. for Baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
fore l | o'clock. A. Nj.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before l2 o'clock.
Night line from Philadelphia reaches Elkton
at hall past l2 o'clock at night
Night train from Baltimore arrives hore quar-
ter before | | o'clock, 7. Nj.
BENJAMIN WELLS, ACT
Ekton, April sth '4s.
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SILK PRINCES, GIMPs AND BUT
TONS.

OF all the lead ing coors to match Dresses
and Man,ilIas, (ot our own manufacture lifSt
rate assortment, of the best quality, tor sale a,
the lowest cash prices, at + J, DRESol.Eh
Fringe and Trimming Store, No. Al >. Second
St. above Chestnut, PnILApELpHA Together
with Il regular assortment of Steel Goods, Iursc
Silks, Fans, Hair Brads and Cnrs, &c. Also,
large lot Of Domestic Cotton Frlngcs
Purchasers,a rc invited to call They will ma
it to their interest to do So the goods will be
sold CHEAP.
Philadelphia, April 18th '4s-2m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-22

HIIrcnch Murinoes- handsome assortment Of
II Lupin's finest and best French merinoes
choice mode and fancy colors, for sale at the
lowest cash prices at 81 Market street Whining
ton Del
Nov. 6 Al n W PALMER .f.sn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-22
April Sih 'lS-6w.

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, lei
tccs tcsiamcntary on the personal estate Of
John Reynolds, late Of said county, deceas-
cl.-All persons having claims against The
said deceased. are hereby warned to cxhib-
THE same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 9th day of
March 1919; they way Otherwise, by law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qnested TO make immediate payment to the
subscriber, Given under my hand this 18th
day of March. 1913.
GEO. w. REYNOLDS, Extor.
March 18th '4S-6w
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w q NTESs.

To borrow $500, to secure which mortrag'
will be given On good Real Estate. For iurthei
information apply at tins Office.
Anil Sth 'IS-3w
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NOTICE.

The ORPHANS Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the end
Tuesdays Of February, April, June Az
gust, October and December.
GEORGE K. HOWARD
April 18th lS45---
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-22

Job Frinting.-All kind. of handbils,
circulars, blanks, CARDS, labels, &C &c printed
at The Cecil Wing otlicc in good style and at
cheap ratcs.-lf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-22
Sign Of the Big Boot.

opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock IF Ladies', Misses and children's
boots and shoes, and has commenced manulac-
turing Ladies' Shoes of every description. Ho
is now prepared to accommodate all who nav
favor him with q call with mems women's and
chdrens boots and shoes ofthe best sort at yerv
low prices. TfiOS. G. CROUCH.
Eikton, Feb. Goth AS
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted 10 boot and shoe
maj ers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-22

HAS. Z u. Of sns hats for sale BY
ua,. BsowS & Nrf~-Iex.-
$50
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H. wv ~

Shingles, Plasterer's Laths & Pickets.
25o,ooP LIST quality white pine lSin Shingles,
100 ,0d6 End do do do
$50 900 Pmstcring Laths,
$4,000 - fl. Pa les for fence,
Landing and for sale low for Cash, or any kind
ofcountry produce taken in exchange by
TONE & RINEtIART
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$3350.95!
II. W. Archer, Herman
Stump and Ann Archer, Bond.
principal and interercsl 10
April lst 1913 1025.O0
State of Maryland 6 per cent
Bonds 1900
Interest due April /, '4s 3a4
1924 90
Henry c. Mackall, Bond and
Mortgage principal and interest
to April lst 1913 $1,000
Henry II. GiIpn, Bond and
Mortgage, principal and inter-
est 10 April lSt 1913 756.oo
Bond and mortgage upon the
real estate of Hyland Price de-
ceased, assigned 10 ,he Or
phans' Court by Albert Consta-
bic Esq, principal and nteres!
to April st1SiS' 255l'3'
Amount Invested in Bonds and
Mortgages. Sl6oS3.53
Balance in hands of A Chanj-
Ter Esq late treasurer April
18Th 1918. 5ilSO3
Total amount of School fund Of
Cecil county. &2l ,33l OF
Apr. IS, As --
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Total amount of School fund of
Cecil county. 81 ,33l 56
Abr. Is. Is ---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

engendered by deficient or unwholesome food
And still the work Of destruction goes on how
shall il be arrested
The obvious answer is The GorrrHhaet l. ISL
interfere. and adopt measure. adequate 70 '''
permanent relief OF the People But the 1O'-
eminent happens 70 be the agent the ofe'.
the instrument. Of these very classes q.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and luxury the Irish Ml'''o-s
doomed 70 starve-of the Landlora'' ''.
usbe3 Church. the British Manufacturing iN'eio'''
"a ,b,;r copfsderates They are all most anxious
80 -, ,ho, Irish misery should be aheViated :
4. - sbau convince them that Irish menus
,,,., he reduced Irish Tithes aooilsheo' LIS"
r.,.r,- r igbt recognized, IRISH Manufactures los
...o1 .,d British mastery rehnqWshed In order
-, the desired contamination Who ever
- n classes 50 situated percelylns' admitting
- everything the expressions by which they
r-oe, and are .ubsisted IN idle luxury We can
cherish no hope that British Parli ament' consu-
tinted rs at present will ever redress the essential
wrongs Of Ireland. save on compulsion. An Ir'sh
Parliament might. even though not democrancaliy
constituted; but Great Britain says through her
Prime Minister. that Parliament for Ireland shall
never be granted and it probably wall never be so
long as England has power 70 prevent H.
What then remains for the Irish People This
5 a question which they are now pondenng' ana
must decide for themselves. We would not inter
tere with nor influence their decision. War IS
horrible At best; civil war most horrible OF all.
And set there may be worse thing than the sac
rihce Of some THOUSANDS Of human lives IN battle
namely. the wasting away Of million after million
by the protrscted agonies OF famine and fever by
the gradual decay Of strength Of hope and OF life
Heaven grant that both Of these terrible aiterns-
tives may yet be avoided but if choice OF sp'
paing evils is inevitable. may the lesser be iniiict
ed and nvercnme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
Presidential Preferences.

LL1xoIs-Dr. VAyDEvESTER and j. w. Sin
CLIFTON two OF the Illinois Delegates to Phila
delphia, have passed through St Louis on their
way Eastward. They arc both for Clay.
PEvvsrLvANn-ColJo sEPH OrrISGER of B cd
ford is the Delegate from the XlXth District-in.
structed for Scott. Jo,EPH H. KING O. Westmore-
l1nd is the Wing candidate for Congress in that
District
MIssoURI.-The Wings OF stodd,rd Co un,ni-
mously adopted the following expressive resolu.
tionsi
Re,o'red That the Wing psrty numbers in it, ranks
many men whose characters and talents N them in an
eminent degree for the highest office IN the gift of a
free people hut before MI and ADORE al in oar hears
and raiHds stands Henry CLAY
Reso5cd That HENRY CLAY is our first, second and
third choice that the Whgs Of Stoddard Co. VIII shout
aloud the name of that veteran Statesman who has at
tanned the very highest emnence on the pedestal of
fame-undcr whose banner we have been often
proud 90 hght-whose white plume We have so often
followed in batlo-when like that of gallant Harry the
Fifth u tossed 10 and fro in the conflict but never
bowed 90 power nor wa stained by cOward.ce.
NEw-JERsEY--Th Whigs Of Passaic Co held
their Convention Mt Paterson on the 18th, and
elected Delegates 10 the State Convention, all Of
whom, We understand, arc in favor OF NJ Clay.
TEyxEssEr.-The Whiss OF Marion Co. have
declared their preference for Henry Clay as Presi-
Dental candidate.
The Wings OF Ehzabethtown. y j. passed re-
solutions favorable to Mr. Clay as Presidential
candidate.
The Wings OF Blount Go adopted the following
noble resolve:
Rescd That the perfect exponent snd personica-
ton Of Wing principles, and possessing he fullest approx
nation As no on a6cions i 10 he found IN the person Of
the great Statesman OF Tie West, Hon HgSRY CLAY OF
kenfu rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

From the y O. Picavune of the 9th inst

From the y O. Picayune Of the 9th inst
YUCATAN.-The Vera Cruz Arc0 IRIS has very
late date. from Yucaian. We are compelled 70 Gu
short the news but the principal feature Of the ntel
gence is treaty which the Government OF fucatan ha'
been constrained 20 into with Pat the chief of IN,
Indians in instruction. The following the terms Of
H. lst Pat shall be Governor for life OF the Indians
Of Yucatan 2d. D. Miguel Barbachano shall be Gov
orner for life of the whites Of the state 3D. Twenty
FIVE hundred muskets taken from the Indians before
the shall be gwen up 10 Pat 4th All debts due By
thd Indians 10 their masters shall be forgiven; Jnoc
cupiod lands which have been sold by the Government
shall be again held in common 9th. No personal "a,
shall be paid in Yucatan; It'll This article provides
that the dtreci0 10 esf0a shall be- reduced We do not
know the nature Of the impost Possibly the article
would throw open Offices in the church more widely %
the Indian population
GEN. soorr-Thc Pieayaae publishes = correspond
ence between Gen. Scott and Mr. Crossmsn Mayor OF
New Orleans. in which the former tenders him the
Inequalities OF the city Gen scott in letter written
on board the brig Petersburg May ], respectfully de
cines the invitation the ground those stated
in his letter in another column Of The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

SANDss sARsAPARLLA-As the building Of ihe Trees ne
shooting Of he tender rass ami ho opening Of the nowen
and blossom. characterize Spring season u renovation,
so do he falling leaf the wthenng herb, and the dnadrs
ofthe whole vegetable creation stamp Winter season Of
para and temporary decay Nor : man insensbe u
these nfuences and be .leep Ike plant roug
the Winter months lie vl wisely prepare his system
for the season fiopor by resort 10 some inygosnng pre-
parton al it, commencement The combined tonic, ana.
septic and moderately lpedeni propore- Of sANoss sAa'
rlRLLA Indicate ~ appropriate preparation for tas
purpose a. prevention better thsn cure rccommens
all who have predsposdon, hereditary or Otherwise %
ucerous or enpuye discusses 20 through Of ts
medicine at least every Spring and Fal.
Prepared and so.d, Wholesale and retail By A. b D
SANDS. Whoesae Druggist lo1 Fulton, corner ofWDAsn'
r. rs Broadway, aud Il Eas, Broadway, Sey.Yors sod
also by Duggsts generally throughout tho United Sse'
Pdce Il per bottle or sx bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17

The FouTeriie Journal IN tins CIV which is tie organ
Of ali SORTS OF ridiculous wms. 10 p0Aucs, religion, o. %
iCsOphy, he Irt9sc, lnels the deest Of sd R0l
and Louis Blanc and IN Tie Of 10 PARIS correspondent
WHO must De wise nan indeed predicts thai Fuuesn or
Socialism has chance now. but by general on the
Continent This .-ea seems possible enoagh'-lfrGld q
sciterdGg
~ The above is deliberate, intentional, I'm.
qualified falsehood as wiltully and basely false as
any counterfeit note ever uttered. Our Paris cor
respects are directly adverse to ours bat he IS no
fonnens'' and has said nothing whatever Of Fou.
1eF'sn' any more than TIE Tribune has lamented
the defeat OF Learu Rollin and Louis Blanc.
The Express initiates the Herslds mendacity at
humble distance, but with the same dishonest pur-
pose.
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sHAKsPEARE-A LITTLE ALTERED


- To he-iroubed with bad CouGh-Or not to be- II
Is 'le question Whether ~ good in the mind, 70 su
i,r the pang 81 outrageous cough, cold, horseness' m
take gausi Of pulmonary complaints, ND
By opposing them with
MRS. JERWss COLD CANDY,
end them To take This excellent ariice,-to cough-no
and by 10. 10 saywe end cold, ard the thou'ArS
natural slocks thnt tie throat and ungs Ler iors
contamination devoutyt0 be wished.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Mrs W Jrsw', 57s Brood
way, corner Of Wh.c-zt.
ACCESSIBLE, 49, aad SO Broadway 49, a. Ss, 80 %
So a1d Sc Crand-s 22 2as 6s and 81 housion-st Y
and % Nnbayelue; GJG Greenwlch 10 and u; Eishis
avenue p B.eecker-sf Winshp, n Easi Broadway ~
Tafd-ayeuue; Brigham, u and 100 Az u OmmDie' eofle
q Fourfh-si aid Broadway Apotecary' Hail. - CAM
rne-st; Guion, corner Of Bowery and Cfand-st ""
HAYES $50 Fuons- ard Ba. rove Alanucst Brooklyni
g aud ? Graad-si WILLIAMSBURG Wilson, Grocer JerT
City Williams. Newark
~ Each package j. invariably signed Mp w JEsTs
BE sure 10 "a Tor Nr.. JERyIs Cold Candy.
Putup in packages. IL, p, s. ana 81 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
Gen. Tn,lor,. Very Lat.

We had concluded that the last no-party letter
Of Gen. Taylor was lot worth the space it would
occupy, but friend insists that those who have
been propitiated by the Allison letter for Wings
shall see and mark how the author has since writ
ten to the orgsn OF Ho-psrty couvocation. Here
goes: BATON RorcE, La May Isis.
DEAR Sra: have by this days mail received copy
(duphcate) Of YOUR letter Of Msrrh D, VIII an en-
closed copy OF the proceedings OF meeting held 1y the
citizens OF Baltimore who friendly 20 ny election 10
the Presidency.
Tho political sentiments embraced in the preamble
and resolutions adopted az that meeting reolce % sav
meet with nv cordial approval and assent No move
nens in any part Of the country having the ooect %
offer testimonials Of honor and respect toward myself
or 70 advocate my election % the frcslaency' liFe
caused in M more lively pleasure OF demand more my
gratitude.
You VIII please do me the favor 10 make known my
acknowledgements 20 the citizens Of Baltimore Tor the
upexpected and unmercd honors they have conferred
upon me- in such manner snd terms ss you may deem
most proper
They are obligations which should the votes Of the
country be in nv favor 10 viii most surely be my
endeavor redeem 10 themselves and 20 CD the people
OF country.
must be permitted 20 add hs; hey have with 90
much confidence placed my name in nomination before
the country their visibility, fee from purity
1ctigs and TIC cractios 81 FcaEes from Hgst sha
ssrrs fhem strictly C1Hsi iuollL and not party
Pro- dent On the event already alluded tol and a. my
ability wl permit
Please accopi my thanks for the kind sentiments you
have, IN forwarding the proceedings Of the meeting
been pleased 10 express 70 me
w iih sentiments Of cordial respect AMI regard, your
most ooediens servant d TAYLOR
bHANFz NArER, ESQ. sec public meeting, Baltimore