The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-06-26
The RECEPTION OF THE NOMINATIONS

The RECEPTION OF THE NOMINATIONS
Prior to the arrival of the Baltimore
train on Monday night, large number
of Wings assembled at the Elkton depot.
having previously understood that Gen.
Scott was the nominee. This report
being confirmed upon the arrival of the
cars, it was responded TO by nine enthu-
siastic cheers. During the stay of the
cars cheers and congratulations were
exchanged between our whole-souled
wings and the returning delegates, and
as the train moved off three laundering
! cheers were given for the wing cause.
This was striking contrast to the recep-
ton by our Locofoco friends of the
nomination of Pierce and King. The
news of Gen. SCOTS immediate accent
ance of the Platform harmonized all
dlssfnsions, and Old Cecil will be found
in November next where she stood in
40, Al, and '4S.
1t would take paper much larger
than ours to give, in even a condensed
form, the enthusiastic reception of the
nomination by the press. In an ex-
change list unusually large fora country
paper, embracing many of the ablest
journals in the Union we have yet to see
the first wing paper that does not give
its full, free, and hearty support to the
nomination.
Ratification meetings noted for their
numbers and enthusiasm have been held
in New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
We annex the following telegraphic
dispatches, which will give some idea
of the manner in which the nominations
have been received.
New YoRk.-The nomination of
General Scott and VIM. A. Graham
takes like wild fire with the people here.
There Were several large meetings last
night, and great rejoicing.
PHILADELPHTA.-The nominations have
been received here with great enthusi-
aSm.
BosroN.-The nomination of Gen.
Scott was received here at p. NJ, yes.
terday. The Wings have come into il
manfully. Much rejoicing. We have
dispatches from Maine New Hampshire,
Rhole Island and elsewhere.
ALBANY, N. Y.--The announcement
OF the nominations of the Viii g Conven-
ton, have been received and meets with
au enthusiastic response.
BUFFALo.-The nominations are re-
ceived and warmly welcomed-great
reioicings.
PORTLAND MArNE.-The Wings here
are in fine spirits, and are giving ex-
preston to their delight at the nomina-
ton ofGen. Scott, by the firing of guns,
rockets, &C., and general illumina-
ton.
NoRFoLK.-The nomination of Gen.
Scott was received in this city yester-
day at one o'clock, and gave more gem
eral satisfaction than was at first anti
cipated. One hundred guns were fired,
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
The few dsatlected came over like men,
and are now the most vociferous in their
plaudlts.
WILMlNGroN.-The nomination of
Gen. Scott was received here yesterday.
There We're a.tew who did not respond
to 1t heartily, but when it was announc-
ed that he had adopted the platform,
and that Hon. W A. Graham had been
nominated for Vice President, general
rejoicing ensued.
SAVANNAH Ga.-The nomination of
Gen. Scott, and VIM. A. Graham, has
reached our city. Some murmured at
losing their tavorite, but learning that
General Scott planted himself at once
upon the platform, general satisfaction
prevailed.
PlrTsBuRG.-The nomination of
General Scott and VIM. A. Graham. by
the Wing National Convention has been
received, and produced the most en-
thuslastlc rejoicings. There is not
dissenting voice heard in the Wing
ranks A salute has been fired in honor
of the event.
COLUMBUS, Ohio.-The nomination of
Gen. Scott and VIM. A. Graham has
come to hand on the wings of lighting.
The Wings are united and rejoicing.
Immense enthusiasm and unanimitv
prevails.
ClNclNSAT'.-The first dispatches
announcing the nomination of Gen
Scott and VIM. A. Graham, were re-
ceived here by Mr.. A. B. Coleman,
proprietor of the Burnet House, and
placed on the bulletin of his reading
room. They are hailed by the wings
with nthusias site reioi linn TL...,