The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-22
Fod Tile Cecil Whig.
s. of L. versus l..

ii'til dh lhOlHihdtc ueSlfe LOT nOlOfletN, or
because Of their selEconceit, make it
virtue to dcnounce every institution,
new or old, which does not precisely
coincide with their peculiar views, or
come within the scope of their contract
ed comprehension. They vent their
maledictlonS upon customs and laws,
which come down to us attested by the
seal Of time and the experience of the
great and good, with the plea that these
are superanuated, and unsuited to the
progressive spirit ofthe age: while in the
intemperance of their language and the
illiberality of their views they show all
the tanaticism of the zealot and the mar
row mindedness of the Anticipated bigot.
With no end in view but the mean,
grovelling desire for notoriety: actuated
by no motive but envy; unrestrained by
those dictates of humanity which give
man a position above the brute: they pur-
sue with a sort of blood hound ferocitv,
every object which promises the slightest
remuneration for the exercise of their
malicious propensites, or the smallest
qualification to their vulturne appetite.
With pretended vcneration for morality
and religion their act;ons Stomn Them
with the seal OF hypocrisy. Their
trade is slander-thcir materials perver-
sion, falSchood and ribaldry, and their
the unreocneratcd heart Among tl;s
class arc found men of all ranks and of
every grade of intellect from th, hold
SCOOTER at rclieion down to the urgljJ
yejormey" who sneers via, affected ,.dis.
gust" at the established usocrs Of socio.
ty and the ordinary institutions for fine
benefit of suterinr humanity thcl g,
to the petty frgdurry of private charoc.
far Or.b;s close ,,o,-d,, Nv CL;,,,n
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Is unnecessary 'or me 10 add, your
w. i':noe"' NJ vs. - d o'S''''S'ISileo rep
w. il'e ' .'c' - N'l"t particular craze
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- n" "eN trushe1 'ora'IL !, VIII rise again.
while Error wounded wri,rcs in r', raip
And dies amid her worshipcrs.' ,,
Mr.. T, commences his last article nv
finding fault because chanrcd NV mode
of warfare: certainly did not look for
his approval. Hesiill harris on that Old
worn out strin~, t;,at .1b,. Order has ia.
ken the money ont ochones, mems mock.
cts, Now. mr., f., either Won have less
common sense than usuallv falls to thc
lot Of human beincs. ar else Won have
more impudence tfan would suffice for a
dozen Lirhwavmen, If Won did NOT
know that fine money for Initiation fsps
and weekly dues wos davotaJ nvclns;vo.
" to the beneficial nnrnoxns If tha ;nst;.
tntion. Won m;pht ba evcnsad on tha
ground of Ignorance: but whom Won
know such IS fine case and ,norooycr
dare not point ont one solitary instance
in which bcnrG,s boyn boom ;ljenally r.-
fused, the assertion Won hayr made
st,mns Won an ;ron,lo,3 ,alnnn;a,ar
base slandrrcr. rcsort;no tn aranm.nts
devoid Of all truth and inSt;ce
Mr.. Webster. in ratprr;,oo 70 tho coll
rbration Of our national ;n1anandanco
sneaks Of bon 6res and ;Ilum;n,l;ons and
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