The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-16

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which will be addressed by several
EslaiMenf Speakers.
Amongst those expected are Hon. A.
r. Sellers, Richard +. Merrick. Fl. W.
Archer, J. B. Ricapd, and J. +. 3. Dor.
srV.
Cone oHt in your strength, Wings Of
Ceci! and hear the claims Of your party
and Your candidates enforced by able
advocates.
srsEt T. II .aasuz
G~Thc Court wild continue III ses-
SION, part il not all Of next week.
Cone OUT TO TIE MEEr.NG. ~ ask
the votes Of jecil of every party to come
out 10 the Wing Meeting on Tuesday
next. let ever wh,g and every dem
ocrat who can. come TO it and hear the
political questions Of the day discussed.
WIG MEerl G Ar HAynE pE-GHAcE.
The " Wigs Of Hartford will hold a
Mass Meeting at i!avre-tr.Grace on
next etinesiay. the ooh inst, to
Which tn" wings If C"ci are invited.
Judge Conrad and Hon. J. Il. Chand-
)'r Of Philad"l !l'ia. and Coleman Vel
l,it and Z. r. Nerr!cS Eslrs Of balti-
more are to address the Meeting A
Band of Music from Baltimore will be
tE,err.
.ioa THE P.rsEHr TARIFF WoNxs. =
" - find the following paragraph in the
Washington letter in The Baltimore
Sun of Tuesday last:
"The rise in prices Of every thing,
in his country, Is owing. not so much
to the influx Of gold from California, as
20 the effect which it has had in swell
ling the paper currency. The buhbl.
will bear more exposure vet, but burst
it must Our gold and best stocks Of all
kinds have been sent of to the more
frugal and thrifty nations abroad, in
payment for their products. and nothing
bat bank notes are left beh,nd.'
Just so. The Sun and it's correspon-
dent, if We have understood them right
", are both advocates of the Free Trade
doctrine. The reader will mark the
gist of The above paragraph: "our gofd
And best stocks of all kinds have been
sent of to the more frugal cai iArijty
nations abroad, in payment for tAeif
produtts." What a comment on the
system of locofoco free trade. 1t is a
free trade that takes away our gold and
best stocks and leaves Us the ragS-a free
trade which breaks down our manuiac.
lures and builds up those of Europe;
which takes the labor from our work
men and gives it to those of the more
thrifty and frugal nations abroad"
When will our people--that part OF
our people most interested in these
things, see Their fill scope and bearing {?
When will they learn that we should
manufacture the ''products' for which
we now barter away to "more frugal
and tnritty' people sour gold and best
stocks" leaving for cur own operatives
rag money, idleness and poyertvl Lee,
those who are alive TO this subject vote
for Scott and Graham. and for the
party who are in favor OF a taIiH which
will keep our gold and best stocks at
home, keep our mills and !orges in oper-
alton. and keep up home market tor
the grain of our farmers.
A SIGNIFICANT NorlcE. The Lon
don Dispatch Of September 9Th contains
the following "tirs,-rata" notice:
"The two parties Of the Republic,
Whlg and Democrat--that is, Conser-
vative and Progressive, protec,ionist
and Free Trade-appcar to have mar
shalled their forces and selected tn cir
candidates for the coming election. Eve
~ Eaglihmaa, of almost every class,
rJoices IN the erpectattou Of success for
The Dcmocrofic, Progressice, Free Trade
Pnny,"
The Dispatch means bv this, that
the policy which Gen. Pierce, if elect
ed, will carry into fleet. will PROSTATE
al! American manufactures, and make
u depend mt on England tor what we
us'h in Cha. way. VIII our manufac-
tnr'rs. mechanics and laborin3 men,
h'nd 'h'uS Tvs t, Is. a5!ish such poll
c. -B4t. P".iot.