The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-21

| lndlan0, PARTICIPATED pflhf'P"iys hho it4".S'-
ing me to give you "a certificate a, to ~ie'her
il was, or was nor copied from The Globe"
| have torn off the latte r art Of the Demo
erat" and mslaid it, 10 that | cannot compare
il with the whole of tho debate published in the
Globe; but Ihave enough Of the "Democrat'
loft 10 enable mo 10 say that no such debate
ever appeared int "a Globe, Now and then
the Globe is copied; but much oft never appear
ed in the C!oJe at all.
JOHN c. RlvEs.
] Proprietor Of the Globe.
We will here remark that we refer al
together to the issues Of the Daily URion,
which are the correct issues Of that pa
per. II the Democrat profess to have
copied from tie Tri-Weekly, we charge
tina. in the paper OF that issue containing
the "debate" the Union nowhere profes,
ses to have copied from the Globe.
Thus having proved tina, the Democrat
is guilty OF two glazing falsehoods IN sta
ting tia debate" was from the Globe, and
having shown how it is patched up from
various papers, we shall next expose
sem" nt ITS mulila,,ons, forgeries and
omissions.
/ The da'- at the commencement OF the
: Democrats 'drhate is THURSDAY, August
2sth. The whole OF the LIST column and
, part Of the second is from the Union s
Report OF WEDNESDAY: and WEDNES-
DAY 10 plainly printed over it in the
Union. Why then does the Democrat
fargo \ d,ff-reat date! Because the I'm
ion OF September lst says it copies from
the Globe the debate al THURSDAY, and
the Democrat being i'll want Of part Of
the debate of Wednesday: Jorg's the date
to make it appear that it is part of the
debat. Of Thursday profpssrd TO be cop
led by the Union. And the reason the
Democra, wanted part OF the debate OF
Wednesday asreportrd by the Union,
but not by the Globe, was tina, in the
Unions report it Is stated that Mr.. Ev-
ans called Mr.. Richie "hoary and vet
eran sIanderer "and the Democrat want
cd to sustain its charge o. he week pre-
vlous that Mr.. f, called Richie "hoa
~ headed slanderer." SO much for that
base forgery.
We have not time to notice every "trick'
connected with this matter. The next
thing we call attention 10 is that the last
paragraph Of the report of the Globe, end
ing as before pointed out with the words
"sard nothing further IN regard to it,'' is
mutlAted by leaving out the following
sentence, as said by Fitch: 81 only said
my remarks would be reported" The
object IN leaving this gu, appears to be
to keep the 'rai|" from appearing to be a
duplicate of,he conelu ding part OF tine
Globes report; i, in fact the Unions
report Of the latter part Of the debate,
previously gwen from the Globe, and the
words in the end Of the "ail" about the
publishing OF Fitch's remarks, are the
Unions report, OF the sentence left out.
| Now the half column of tail tackled on
never was IN the Globe, and was tackled
on by lie because the Democrat, Gould
not sustain IT'S previous publication with
out it: for nowhere else except in that
"tai'' do the words occur, tina, Fitch SAID
"lls remarks would be published precise
ly as delivered, when the gentleman could
decide on their character Tor hilnsef.'
This the Democrat stated last week he
did say; the Globe gives no such account,
and even the Union saysth- Reporter did
not hear what Mr. Fitch said.
In closing we will refer to another
forgery. The Democrat is not SATISFIED
even with the tail as it appeared in The
Union. The second paragraph in the "ai''
as it appears in the Union reads thus:
"The language no mr. E.) had used against
! Thomas Richie was intended to DO harsh; yet
he had sought no personal controversy with the
gentleman from Indiana. Though, alter what
that gentleman had said in explanation of his re-
marks, he could not treat them AZ personal; yet.
if repeated. he should be compelled 10 treat
them as such.'
The Democrat changes it to read as be-
low, thus giving it meaning entirely The
reverse Of tina. which the Union gives;
manites'ly to carry out its nefarious de-
sign ol last week, TO show cowardice on
the pr, of MIR. Evans.
. '1nr nn.apgc !,c (Mr E) had used agar
= 'a'hopr IS Rltcile was nten Jed TO be harsh; vet
he had sought no personal controversy with the
genternnn from Indiana. Though, after what
tnai gentleman had said in explanation Of his
r.na1ke, he should be compelled to treat them
~ such
W. for the present dismiss the Demo
crst. u its patrons can hereafter put any
confidence in its statements, they are more
ruIlao'e than we.
TIL Globes and Unions, and Mr..
R'ves' letter can be seen by calling at our
Office.
MARyLASD CENSUS lrEMs.-The Bel
Air Gazette furnishes the following sta.
tistics:
Havre Dr. Grace C. n,ains 245 families
White population, 1867; free blacks 1873
slaves, 46-total, 30l. Attended schoo
i l..u..,.x L.. Qll E:.. ck..rc hoe