The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-30

kof '4O-'lS Will you not Join in a sol
Md phalanx, and with firm and onward
Estep--with front unbroken, and {
Eshout that shall strike terror into th,
Rsouls OF our opponents, march to the
Hpolls and deposit your ballots for the
EgreateSt General the world now contain.
E--the gallant, the noble, the gifted, the
Epure--thc man who never surrendered
Hwho never was defeated, who has spent
Efortv years OF his life in the service OF
whs country--the next President of the
Eunited States--GEN. WINFIELD
ESCORT
u PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND GENERAL
EScoTT.--From private letter addressed
Ebv President Fillmore to friend in
HNew York, which was evidently not
Eintended for publication, the New York
Express has been permitted to make the
3ioIlowlng extract, in view of the many
Emisrepresentations which have been put
anoat on the subject. The Express saws
although it knows the President has ia
Eken no active part in the canvass, either
Ebeiore or since the nomination was
tmade, it has reason 10 know that in his
EprIvate acts and conversation (for it has,
Elt says, heard it from his own lips) she
khas acquiesced; most cheerlullv in that
Enomlnation, given 1t his cordial sup.
Export, and urged his friends to support it
Ewlth all trueheartedness and in all sin.
Ecerity."
h Nv, W4 IS October IS, 1852.
b see the prospect is very fair for the
reflection of General Scott, and those
Mwho give the most attention to the sub
Mject here are quite confident of his sue.
E|cess. This makes it doubly important
Ethat ne should be sustained by the right
Omen in Congress-; and | therefore hone
Ethat nothing may be left undone in nv
gown State to insure his success, and to
MsustaIn him If elected.
\, 81 am truly yours.
4 (Signed) "MILLARD FILLMORE"
b When clerk has shown himself trus-
Hty with dollars, We do not hesitate to
Etrust him with dimes. When a driver
nhas carried lis safe over UNANIMOUSLY bad
Eroads, we have no hesitation 10 passing
Ehim the reins to take us over smooth
Zone. When a doctor has cured us of
Emalignant typhus, We feel safe under his
Eprescription for an attack of bleeding at
Ethe nose. And W hen General has led
Eus to victory through two such wars as
Five probably shall not see again till our
E'babies are grown to be the oldest inhab.
Eitants, We think it safe to trust hi in
Eseason of profound peace. Winfield
EScott stood at the helm when our shin
Hwas among the breakers, in dark and
Hstormy night. We think we can trust
Hhm in the Captains seat in the cabin in
Edeep. smooth water, with favorable
Hbreezes astern.
e Col. VIM. S. HAMILTON, formerly a
Il Representative in Congress and the 10
Ecofoco candidate for Governor of Lou
bisiana in 1896, and Messrs. Abram
GByrd and Gilbert Daigle. members of
esthe Democratic Executive Committee
Fol Louisiana, and number CT other
Eprominent Democrats ofthat State have
Ecome out for Scott. Also six more
lsmembers of he kanawha county, Va,
E5Democratlc Vigilance Committee, ma
Eking twentynine of that Committee
Hwho have come out for Scott. Pretty
Egood for the sold Dominion"
H East0n GaSeHc.
u The New York Tribune remarks ::
N'ln Maryland the Wings have been tick
Ellng th,i" adversarics with a present of
Rhalf dozen old Fogies, and for every one
Eof them we shall add at least hundred
ito SCOTS majority"
True Oh King! But the Wings of
EMasyland claim no credit for the pres
sent They consider it "good radiance
Eof bad rubbish, " and will receive more
Ethan hundred fold in return.
n THAT BRITISH FLAG.-Mr. Brooke
ET. Turner offers bet of 5000 that he
Ecan prove that the British flag was rails
Eed by Locolocos at their mass meeting
Bin front OF the City Hall, on Saturday,
kthe I'd of October. And he will forfeit
F$2OO if ne cannot prove and fully sub
kstantiate the fact.
b All papers in the Union are requested
Ito publish the above.-Del. Republican
Fl 0PThe last words Of Daniel Webster
Ware reported TO be, 81 still livc!" They