The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-20

| MS political course, and az man who
would, if elected, b. led by the nose BY
George R. Richardson, Reverdy johnson,
&c.-he lauded the Nineteen recusant
Senators Of ,nglorious reputation, as pat
tern men worthy OF the appreciation Of
their State, and extolled locofocoisn in
proportion as he denounced the wing par
| y. Assuming an air OF mock bravado he
defed wing speakers and the wing press,
and hoped we were present to note what
he salo. We bore very patiently his at
tacks on our party and Oh: candidate, for
we knew very we'll we had grey goose
quill at command and we have for the
moment taken it up without mlttens.
In hearing him we expected to hear a
perfect orator, for, notwithstanding that,
when In the locofoco convention his nom.
ination began 10 grown certain, General
Maulsby Numbered out that It was expected
they would present candidate who would
be reasonably unacceptable and not insuhingy
otsnsive," h. was, nevertheless, nominate ed
because Of his ''tongue TALENT" It not hav-
fng been pretended that he had any other
qualification, and the papers Of his party
having been extolling HIM loudly as a
speaker from that day TO this. The dis
appointment, however, was universal for,
although he make tolerably good speech,
it had no excelsr cy or mark Of talent
about IT. But TO the points of his speech.
LIST. The charge that Mr.. Clarke is the
candidate OF the Baltimore clique.
end. The aristocracy Of a portion Of
the Wing party, and his own democracy.
3rd. Mr.. Clarke's inconsistency, and
his consistency.
LIST. This cry Of ''cliqus" candidate is
always raised by the leaders of the locotoco
party against whig nomination, to affect
political advantage 1t is notorious that
the gentlemen formerly charged to have
controlled the wing party IN the State, no
longer act together; and so far from Nj.
Clarke being the clique candidate, one of
them named by Mr.. Lowe as leader of
OF the clique, advised delegates from this
couAty to drop Mr.. C. and vote for some
other candidate. The story, therefore,
that he is 'cllque" candidate is base
fabrication, dishonesty gotten up to pref
udice the people against Mr.. Clarke,-who
is the candidate OF the whig party of the
state; and mark it, it will elect him.
End. The aristocracy OF the whig par
ty. Here Mr.. Lowe showed that con-
temptibls spirit of ultra locefocoism which
would divide the people Of this country
into classes and array one portion of them
against another. 1t is the vilest of all tho
articles OF demagogueism. OF all the in
siduous enemies that dwell within the pre-
cints ofthis Republic, he that would create
Jea'onsies and discord among the people is
the most reprehensible-the most danger
Gus. But we shall go into no argument
on this subject. Who is hs that makes the
charge! Not finding in our own plain
Republican country Institutions OF learn
ing to suit his Hristoeratie taste he goes, or is
sent, to Europe to complete his education
There amid the fashion and arutocracv.
and fooleries of Paris he prepares himself
to come and announce himself fit candi-
date for Governor of this plain Republican
State, and to charge plain and honest citi-
zens Of Mary land, who have done more
tor her Interests than his talents would
ever have enabled HIM 10 dream of. much
less 10 accomplish, with being arstocrats,
aye with being enemies OF the State.
Lolling in bed in glorious Incidence in
the morning until the barber lends him hi,
tonsor'al aid, in the evening he sallies ont
win the swagger and strut OF an "ilnmac.
ulate' arls'ocrat to present himself to our
citizens as the pink OF democracy, and to
denounce faithful and tried public servant.
as "the ari'tocracy," and as enemies ofthe
people. We have no patience with such
presumption, and as he has assaulted the
wing party so fiercely, we say let tn. bat
tie rage. "Come on MacDuf" &C., &c.
Really, we begin to have an inkIng o.
what Maul'by meant by ",nsultingly Of.
fensive."
10 the rumor, dwelling on the lips d
MS own party, too, that he learned in
Paris as we'll its licentiousness as its ari.
tocracy-licentiousne which ha. m,d..