The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-21

Wing. or attention 10 correspondents.
CJJ"'Gog" will observe that his postscript is
superseded by another communication which
was previously received.
C~y-We have two letters from the West from
"E. E. E;'' and, also, letter from a western
correspondent in reply to something in his
series ofletters.
D57-We expect to print next week several
articles from cur correspondents. some OF which
have been quite too long delayed
MAINE LAw.-The prospects for the
passage of prohih'ory liquor law by
our Legislature this winter are brighten.
ing every dav. The discreet depori-
ment of our delegation has won the good
opinion OF the best men III both parties
at Annapolis, and we think Baltimore
has much to hope from her immediate
representatives: and, we may add, she
has nothing to fear. They are men who,
free from the calling yoke of party ties,
are enabled to examine the practical
bearing of any and every question that
may be presented upon tn" great COM
mprcia and agricultural interests Of our
Commonwealth, and give such support
or opposition to them as in their IEI,-
ments shall most conducr to III" glory
and prosperity Of Maryland, wthor:' the
fear OF offending the great MoIoch of
the age--"Party.'
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The ERIE DFFlcrLTY. -. ?IInny, I"n q.
13.-A letter from Senator Chase, dated
Washington, Jan. lite, appears In th"
Cincinnati! Gazette oi Tuesday, IN which
he says:
"Havlng been informed Of the re-
lease OF several rioters from ihr custody
league. Mr.. Wade and myself called on
the President to know what course
would be adopted IN case the rioters
persevrrrl in THEM rrslsranc4 to the
Federal p!ocrsS.
| ne President SAID he ShoHld act with
drciSion whenever me PROPER cause for
Intervention was presented, but as vet
the necessary tvidrnc. of obstruction to
thu laws by combination too I.ovrgiul
to be supploSs,d by ordinary judicial
procedure, or by the marshal, had not
been submitted. The Secretary OF Wa
al % EXPRESSED the same views"
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ofih. dir.c,;nr, or,h. N,,,,,n,.t r.;I.,a,j
was sham.fully ahu,.d hv fin. ,,on,.n
who neIted him with rotten pgrs and
tore th4 clothes oil hi, back A. Walk.
or was 4nray4d in tak,ng 1nyn ,bp
names oC th. r,nyl.ade,S sam. or yho,n
were men dressed in wonan,y rIo,ba.
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sees IN the success OF Nicholas, the re-