The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-02-05
letter from Philadelphia.
Correspondence of7Hc Cecil Wing.

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tbe h;ttrr,n.l thav wars want tn onnosn
tha Wh,rs One mr. roc the claims NJ
Bucbanan nbe man Who ,s 60 notorious
for his hatred If democratic bjoodl fer
the pres;dcncv.---anotLnr GOES for Dali
las The GREAT a;rc. of That s.cast;ng votan
in favor oGihe oljous tariff Of ,l6: and
th. other Goes f., the death. for the hero
If pnnn, V;sto,-C,nnr,I TAYLOR. Those
Mo-euIs hayc held several mass-meetinos
at which every efjnrt was made to bring
about n reconciliation. bv which to res
tore their ns,al hoy,oo,y but all in vain
as neither would WELD their preference,
and the adjournment of their meetings
would witness scenes of the most DISGUST
Inc and dcmoralizine nature-,ndeed,
,lood-shed, for. with nv own ewes did
see the democyatic blood GUSHING Dro(usely
from wound inflicted upon the head of
one Of the orators by fellow-dcmocrat.
..'..le friends of Dallas in this city and
county. are the most numerous, but
throughout the State, Mr.. Buchanan is
much the most popular, while the Tay-
Tor faction is confident of CARRYING the
State for him by perfect whirlwind ola
majority.
The who's ofthis civ. the eG;hralter,,
of their PRINCIPLES. are warmly in favor
of Henry CLAW as the Who candidate
for The Presidency. knowinys as thew do.
that tbe nresent embarrassed and deplor-
able condition of the country demand
that he alone should be at the held of
state. in order that his GREAT and acLnowl-
edred abilities as a Statesman. NAV
place the country in her proper position.
Attbo same timc, there are many who,
here. who are favorable 10 the no,n;na-
lion Of General Tav]or hv tho lvb;r Con-
yeot;on--; q. If bn oyo,vs ];m2olf a
Whio.-but NOT rs an indonendrnt can
d;datc as tbcv have hnen taurbt INV sad
exnericnco fine treacberv ofTvlerE thc
fo]Iv Of c]cvat;nr man II that rpsnonsi.
ble nos;t;on. without first knowing what
his nrincinles are. As military chief
tain. no man Of the present day, in this
ar anv other countrv stands hirher Than
General TAYLOR and for the n0blc man
ner in which he has aconittcd himself
N the battlefield. the nconla of This
country will ever honor bim.-but, thew
have been convinced. from he miserable
administration If Polk that # roonires =
Statesman to DISCHARGE the intricate du-
ties which deyolye on the man who or
cupies the Presidential char. Therefore,
7 feel confident that Henry CLAW will he
the nominee of the Whie National Con-
vent;on fer The next Presidency. and i
nominated I earnestly believe VIII he
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