The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-14

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log tine. Among other things he sad
TIA! The public printing was swnd"
ani cheat, az oar readers will by this
tune clearly perceive it was, but there
r;as no word in dlsparagemcnt OF Nj
Richie BY The Globe o, 29th OF Az
gust, It even appears tia, any personal
reflection had BEEN disavowed; this.
however, iaunimpoliant.
But this MIR Evans did say. and he in
s;s.ing Hppn ii at sore length, THAT nc.
WAS FOR TINE STRICT ENFORCEMENT or
The CONTRACT, and these are the wor.s
rined 20 the action OF House in mainio'H-
iag i..rn, HAT have excItcd he gall aiot
Spleen Of E;ichie, who was Tor breaking
up tie contract Tor his own ben!it. 10 Ia;
tune OF 5000 profit, and which cats,
eI htm, on the 18Th Of Juiy 10 publish a
long. sCurri!ouS, calamniouS and abusive.
articic against Mr.. Evans, and the writer
in The Democrat knew well, or ought TO
have known, il he had read the debate
which he proeS,od to publish, that THIS
was he cause OF Mr. Evans remarks On =.
the 18th OF August, and tina! it was not. as
we democrat NouI" '"""',.' a No'""''''
ADJUST OF "''HefH'Ie man because ne
W2uId hot answer improper q"FSl'oiS.
We have grown TO pretty state OF at
fairs Truly, when faithful Representative,
cannot rise III III" pace ana canvass 'Ha
conduct Of pu'lc conirac, tors and jo3bers,
without calling down upon himself the
v'l'an'ons abNSe ana ViNnlct'Tr oenun' "a
tons OF lhai contractor or jo0'eF' ana ,'S
m'niohs Throughout 'hr county, N!'.
Evans deserves III" 'tlai'N$' h"' only VI ms
own DISTRICT but OF IN" "n"I' P'oF''' Tor
his courage ana iI'af"'n'SS IN rEPoS,'G
these 'ra"ns--P"rP''r"', d ana o'>'%h'd--
upon Tue iF'a""'E' ana we '' w ''r Will
r,;,br,,Ily f. ,,n,,I Viva ,n,,i,c mo-, 49,. ,r,,,,
'''. '''''' ',,t'a,.
''aoNS VI j" 't.''"' W ''c iI'S' r'Sh-
tat,ons OF us satellites Ana though they
NAV continue to assault him with ;iepd,>h
far,en.ss " hiI, ha s,on1, Lo,,,,,.,,, ,h
IT. c3An non ..r.,.l
an" t'e -'','''"' P'"'i'" "'l''l '"rF seTk
to piundrr from the treasury, a. Ri'Chie
has continued to do in other bitter rd,to-
r;ols the macs a. H.. r.,,l. will L u.;,l,
/ w "'''
hi.n.
Mr.. Evans may console himself. Row
ever, with the reflection that he is no, the.
o,,, ,,-e,p ubo h,. b.a, , s,l;o+ .
the ISLANDERS OF RitChie The hero OF Pa'o
A In and nj Rn.na Vista wos hnr,.J Sac.
H., ,.;,,, ,,, ,.,,,,,, ,,,;,;, .,S
....,aL .-'',t .,T
~ '"'N' ~ ''" VI l'', '''r
attacks pom neheFal Ja' kson, winch are
not 50 generally KIN Wn rs they deserve 10
be. and also JaCksOn'S opinion ot him IN
ut, T, viii h., s,, ,,,u
W." w ""''.''' "F.
Evans STANDS aIohe IN ms rs mate OF
Richie, and whether any friend OF jack
sons can place a hirhpr estimate una,
D.,l; n NJ, IT, lN'
1''-'''' '''"'' -''' "''' '"S'
Thorus Riichie's opinion Of Jackson as cypy,%sa
il The Eichmopd Enouiyer.
"Wc cannot consent to lend hand toward
a tns e'ee,aoh n; o. hnGre" Jackson 1--WE Sh""iS
rrv." " ' " " '''''> '''''' ''' N'"''7
Zone who on any great crisis would convert
tho whole country into one great camp, nnd
"o .'G reduce everyln'hg under ma rt''' law
and how n"s, he hn ' . "V o,""a"ra
rnoud General Juc!son's modes,y, in r4irimn
from the Senate and the Bench where no dis
enSc'eu 'n' s'pef''f Gn'hncat'ons OF either pea
rs is now n.'ryg to ,hc ~ h, o "icc WIN zen
nation"
General Jackson's opinion an rtiurn Of RHthie.
Democrat
ST have often heard him (Iackson) use these
emphatic words, 'Rnchic is the creates, scoun-
drci in America"
"And in one ofthese letters, he Gen Jackson)
uses the following language, which deserves TO
be engraved on letters of brass: i see that am
attacked IN Congress by Cook, Whitman and
Williams, aided by that Infamous press tho Rich
mond Enquirer; [Rltchie's paper 'Ifsnuh a