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

In accordance with q notice Of the Centrat
Wing Committee. tho Wings ofthe shd election
! district assembled at Chesapeake City, Tor she
purpose Of nominating a candidate q tefrescnt
said district in the Commissioners Court. U"
motion Of Benj. +. Sluytcr, Jas L. ShuitGs vas
appointed Chairman and George g. Brysa. Sec
| rotary. The business ofthe meeting b-iag slat-
ed BY tho chair. On motion d. T. karsOcr.
Isaac C. Bouchell, was nominated a. the wing
| candidate for Commissioner. On motion q b.
F. Sluyter, the wings assembled pledged t6em-
| solves 10 use all honorable means n Sccure Ahc
election Of their nominee Ailsr which, on mo
ton the proceedings of this meeting wss ordrtcd
to be published in the Cecil Wing, whcrcupsh
, the meeting sdjonrned.
JAS. l.. SHUL.T2E, CHARM,
GEO 8. BRYAN, Scc'ry.
5,h DISTRICT.
FRIEND RrcxEr1s,-On Saturday last
we had our district meeting to nominate q
candidate for Commissioner. II ives one
of the largest we ever had; and the right
kind of Wing spirit was abroad among
us. We had so many suitable add desc'v-
,Eg men that there was some difference o,
opinion as to who should b. the candidate
to represent the fifth legion. On organ.
izng the meeting the following gentle
men were named, John Cunningham, John
Yeamans, and Benjamin B. Sweet. The
choice fell on the latter who accepted
and the meeting adjourned with the de-
termination to give unanimous support
to the nominee; and 10 William q. Clarke
our worthy and able whig candidate for
Governor, and TO struggle earnest'y to So.
cure their election to the last, &c in duty
bound.
We promised Some time ago 10 give a
good account of ourselves at the tall cleo
tons, this we think VIZ have done so Tar;
and we intend to try and do better at our
next.
Our Farmers are busy about their seed
ing operations and are using large quaint
ties of Lime. Guano, Renovation, Fertil-
Ter, &c. We have Steamboat running
twice week from North East and Charles
town to Philadelphia, thus afordng a
ready market and fair price for our pro
duce. On this day two weeks you will
hear again from the FIFTH DisrR'cr.
9th DIST.
RISING Sun, Sept. ia 1850.
The Wings of the 9th eIection district,
met agreeabIy to the call Of the central
committee, and the meeting was organized
by calling Samuel Haines ESQ, to the
chair and appointing DR.. s. 4 Stubs, Sec
rotary. The object OF the meeting hnv-
ing been male known, DR.. Stuobs moved
that James Cro,hers, he tn. unanimous
choice of thus meeting Tor a candidate for
county Commissioner, which motion was
unanimously adopted, every member ris-
ing to express his appreciation. On mo
ton, the proceedings of meeting were Or
dered to be signed by the chairman and
secretary, and published in the Cecil
Wing. SAML. HAlNES, Prest.
Dr.. S. D. SrrBBs, Sect.
TIN DIST.
Pursuant to call Of the whig central
committee, the wings OF the 7th district
assembled a, the house Of Mrs. Reynolds,
IN Port Deposit, on Saturday l4th inst
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
tor Commissioner, TO serve them at the en-
suing election The meeting was called
to order by appointing Samuel Peace,
chairman, and Saml A. Kidd, secretary.
On motion, the meeting proceeded TO nom
mate candidates for commissioner, Mr.
Atkinson nominated DR.. VIM. Norris,
and Mr.. Stevenson nominated MIR R"bt.
Kerr, on balIoting It was ascrr'a'ned that
Dr.. VIM. Norris had "a votes and Mr..
Robert Kerr IS votes. DR.: VIM. Norris
having received the highest number Of
votes, was then declared unanimously
nominated. The proceedings OF the meet
ing were ordered 10 be published in the
Cecil Wing On motion, the meeting ad-
journed. SAML. PEACE, Press.
SAML. A. KIDD, Sect.