The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-05
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wig.
Letter Er0;M NORTH East.
NORTH EAST, March lst

letter frG;M NORTH East.
NORTH EAST, March lst SO.
The .qireh Of $priag-7he Fisleries-Fne
Ericks-Lands q En- NtcL, SC.
Mr.. EDlToR:-Though few heed it,
Time is rolling onward and beneath his
broad mantle, has laid the remains of
Old Winter; the first daughter Of Spring
has made her appearance, though dres-
sed in sombre garments--no gorgeous
sunlight encircles her youthful brow,
few warbling songsters with notes Of
merry glee welcome her coming, and
few lovely flowrets raise their delicate
heads and spread their fragrant petals
upon her bosom, and is it because of
this cherries ceptlon-poor unfortu-
nate March that the big tears are seen
falling thick and fast from thy weeping
eyes or is 1t because Of the apprehen-
sion that the thoughtless will speak un-
kindly of thee, as they have done before
of those of thy name. and chide thee as
being tickle and inconstant. No, no
thou heedest not their censure or praise.
but onward thou 1novest in the perfor.
nance of thy mission to earth, and
though thy earl y dawn is clothed with
sadness, yet thou wilt ere long shake
from thy brow-the falling tear, and in
in majesty rear thy dropping head, and
cause the thunde. Of thy voice to be
heard in the storm. when at thy man
date old ocean dashed TO fairy shall toss
his heaving pillows, and the strong oak
Of the forest at thy rebnke bow his lofty
head, after which, peradventure, thou
mayest wear a placid countenance as
though well pleased with what thy pow
er had wrought.
/ But reader, don't call the first born Of
Spring hard names. nor charge her with
bad temper. Look at her peculiar po-
siuon--with one hand she takes hold Of
the last Of old rigid winters trio, and
with the other grasps the hand Of her
mllder sister April, and while she sacks
TO blend discordant elements, is it strange
that at some period Gtfal temper should
burst forth ere they become harmonic
! 2ed So we discover she constitutes
an Important link in the chain that bind
thu seasons log ether, and thereby an
swcrs the end that the Great Ruler Of
/ the Universe in infinite wisdom design
ed her. Thoushtlrss one, art thou as
fully answering the end Of rig being -
living worthy thy high origin and i'm
mortal destiny
AS the fishing season draws near,
preparations are being made by those
engaged in the business; The number
however, is very small compared to for
mer years. But three shores on the east
side of n. East river are positively rent.
ed, which are "A!auldin's," bulls
Mountain,' and "Red Point" Ford
shore, Garrett Cove" is not definitely
agreed for. 1t is pre&umabl- no greater
number will be iisI,cd on the west side,
and on the Elk probably much less
number. The tendency seems toward
the abandonment of the hauling sens,
and the growing use ofthe gling.
The North East manufacturing Com
pany at Broad Creek who several years
ago made their int!uence so tavorablv
felt on the laborlng and business com
munity by the annual circulation OF
some s or 10 thousand dollars, but for a
) years past have been greatly curtailed
1t is stated expect TO resume former ac.
f tivity and this year make , million Of
brick.
r Mr.. Wilson of Harrisburg, who m
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