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STATEMENT OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,

Of Hartford Conn, the 18th day Of June 1856 to
the Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee.
l. The name Of the Company is "The Phoenix
Insurance Company" and is located at
Hartford, Conn.
g. The amount Of its Capital Stock is.... $2OO, 900
g. The amount Cf its Capita Stock paid up 100000
g. The Assets OF the Company follows, viz --
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AAR. JOHN sELrzER, fisse q she EasgA Pro- M,
WI fessor ana Teacher II tia Violin. ~
specially ,naFms the Ciiiaens q AAaAFale and kN3a
yciaiiY, that - has znkea nt Mr. CASES,
No 81 Loser Market street.. wrfe - Ei 1e happy gFs
icaas the foa - al 81 asaE xiEk aau H VII Asa
give sps . les - their raacnces. fp fees cunneni
ua lboss uhe azFs 70 besane ee4Snt 90 he Kou wia
hna y saer nly ansa6s & gfeEz - se.- Far parts.
aasEs cal - b Seas. 1eas3f~-tf
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University Grammar School.

fTNHE Preparatory Department Of the University will be
opened on Monday, september Sth, under the special
direction Of Prof J. IL stewart assisted by other members
Of the College Faculty Tho Of study embraces
years and designed TO prepare boys for entering the
Freshman lass 10 the College. Pupils viii be required
remain in the schoolroom from FIVE to six hours day.
The dgent efforts Of the Faculty will be given make
this in ali respects FIRST class school, adapted the
Of the city ard country.
Terms &25 per session, $50 per snnum.
For particulars apply 10 Prof stewart 20 Col John
son, or 10 j. b. LIND LEY,
July 5, 56.-m. Chancellor Of the University.
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THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1855.

Mr.. Buchanan's opposition TO the
War of 1912, and to Citizens who
suffered by il.
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NEw FfoUR FROM NEW WHEAT

ON Saturday next, shall have for sale superior article
~ Of Flour made from New Wheat expressly for family
use. Tjy10-d31 r. c. DANDY.
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Notice

meeting Of the Boarc Of Directors Of the United Fire
n mans Insurance company, held at their office,
Tuesday evening the Sth Ju y, 1856.
The following Resolution unanimously adopted, to wit
Resolved, That this Insurance company be put into
OF qudatign date from II O'Clock noOn July 10h
1856 G L. SANDERS Secretary,
iV10-1w PRO tenn
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE or NAPOLEON.
THIS DAY RECEIVED

Mgrray's Fine London Edition q
THE CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE with his Brother Jo-
seph, sometime King Of spain. Selected and Translated
with Explanatory Notes. from the memoirs du Ro Jo-
seph" 2 vols. svo. Cloth. Extra.
she reader wish see at full length al that came
from such man, and feel that it only by studying the
details Of his orders that their wonderful unea minuteness
and precision can be estimated. - Editor.
W I. BERRY 4 co.
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FOR SMITHLAND PADUCAH.
THE Light Draufht Steamer n VIII -
L HARTSVILLE, J. L. BATEMAS, sEfEOrsssst245 /
Master will depart for the above and
Ports, this day at 10 O'Clock, A.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
juy10-1t P. p HARDCASTLE-
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To CORPORATION Tax-Payers.

Il HE Assessment Roll having been completed, and
turned to will remain my Office In The ity Han
for ten days for the inspection ofTax-payes during which
time they may examine their lists and any
that may have been made. 4. A. RAWOKTH
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JAHts ALHNANf = . MINIS
HERMAN & RAINS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 10, SoUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.

rI'HE undersigned having removed TO Nashville and
i ciaed Themselves for the purpose Of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently opened
at the noted nd formerly occupied by Pugnmer Co
large and compee stock Of fresh and genuine Staple Drugs
pure and unadulte rate Family Medicines, Choice PerrTy
Fancy Articles Sc &C. all Of which, guaranteeing the purity
aud genuinenrss Of every article they E sell the very
price for cash the time panetas
dealers.
They determined % send out article o. medicine
about wh their be any doubt whatever Eh reference
20 its purity.
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of the
Physicians Of the city This department Of their business E
be under he supervision OF eoiap~ient chemists
They trust thai their rigid attention and fidelity % The in
q those Who favor them with their patronage viii
merit the appreciation Of their patrons and
their enterprise.
iynea6 KEENAN, A RAINs
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN BRIEN. WILLIAM L. BROWN.
III undersigned have formed partnership in the prac-
tice Of law the city Of Nashville, will give prompt
tenton to any and all business inrusted to their
JOHN :. ERIEN
Jys56-u WILL L. BROWN
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DISSOLUTION.

'EE partnership heretofore existing under The
and G,y.e Of O. w. R0beFsson Co, Is ths dAy dis
solved By mutual consent @. W. klBERTSOS,
JAMES n. BRADSHAW,
JJnN r. JONES, 5T.
" B-The business n the late arm VII he closed up By
either a. the partners the old stand coeEz street.
Al those Indebted either ~ account eqas-ted
"a male fmnlsdiats paFment. ia
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ECEIVED to-day at - College st. Ladies August Boots
IL Wide hne KID Buskns Kid Spring Pump Boots Auocca
KID Ncelsiors, chirens Kid Ankle Times, Ge.
IOUN RAMAGE
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IfUNAW AY

LrROA he suh.efihsr tht la day Jaly negro bay
u namsd HENRY % copper esisr, 5 isrt incaes
hgh, - years cd, and Weighs shent zee pouada- he
raised IN Est Tennrs &c. ar aca nayiile. IFS
win PROBABLY maks bis way back there. coughs
him fFom Mr. Terry q Fat rran~sxeu oil give ten
dollars he Is caught In ny bsi<htorhood tusaty ave
doers taxa oa "a tAe esanty any dollars be
Easl tennessee Mhsr tzkru be Is q be delFexsd ne
coo nnsd ~ hat eAa get bina- DAWN n. ALLEN
Ba ssvsa milts south a. Nsshsiiis, Team
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EANn WARRANTS.
ACTION CARD.

AM paying cash for Land Warrants. Call at my office
Cherry street, the Post Office, Joseph Fellow
at Works Bookste oe- ljy1Ol J. FELLOWS.
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TOR TEE DISTRICTS.
LIST. Dist-N. g. TAYLOR, OF Carter.
81 NOSES WHITE, of Knox
30. REESE B. BR 4BS0N, of Hamilton.
Alb. w. P. HICKERS0N, of Coif.e.
s h. ROBERT HAFrON, Of Wilson.
9th. - w. Il. WGSENER, of Bedford
18th. c. @. GROVE. of Giles.
Sth. j. NJ. QUARLES, OF Montgomery.
9Th. ISAAC r HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10th. " JOSEPH r. M0SBY, of Fayette.
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WANTED
FOR SMITHLAN

T'O Rent small Dwelling House, near the PupIc squa
/ iyl0 w. e. CORNELIUS.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR The STATE,
NELL s. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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Rev. Albert Barnes New Book.
WHO ARE THE BLESSED?
w. T. BERRY &C 60. have just received
Who Are the Blessed:

wv HO AXE THE BLESSED!
". T. BERRY te co. have just received
Who Are the Blessed:
Or, MEuITATIONS ON THE BEATTTUDES, containing
1. An Introduction. g. The Merciful.
2. The Poor in Spirit = The Pure in Heart.
8. The Mourners. g. The Peace Makers
4. The Meek g. The Prosecuted
5. The Hungry and Thirsty. 10. The Conclusion.
One voi limo. Cloth.
Extract from tie Preface.
The substance Of these Medations" has presented
by the author to people the House Of God He has
found instruction and eihcaon in meditang upon His
Sermon the Mount and has regarded the opening
portion peculiarly adapted convey instruction refer
TO the Rise and Progress Of Religion in the soul He
believes that these simple explanations and celebrations
have been kindly received by the people whom
in holy things and he commits them the world
with the hope that they may revive pleasant profitable
reflections in the minds Of those who have heard them
fore and be instrumental in doing good in the hands Of
who may perue them. Praying for Gods blessing upon
this humble contribution religious literature trusts that
at least may find that profit in perusa which be iound
in its preparation
" T. BERRY a co. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE By the Rev. Dr..
fair ~ 80 Land
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RY EXPRESS,

EN EXPRESS.
TUsT received By Express" Ladies hne black Cloth from
81 lace Caters trimmed
Ladies hne oaek Nd Slippca
. . Buskinz.
" white and satin slippers.
Misses BronIed Caters, very Can At No. % Puhc
Square JIRess SNYDER FRixZELL
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The Company hold the following Stocks as
Collateral Security for loans, viz

s4o,25O $48,S 80
Amount loaned the above stocks, $4O5OO 90
Bills receivable for loans other approved
Collateral and Personal Securi les, 66 500 90
Amount loaned Mortgages Of Real Estate 1900 90
Cash in Ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9OI %
Amount due from Agents 1l162 so
Accumulated interest investments........ 4464 90
Total Assets..................... $780,, 100 81
5. No Liabilities to Banks, or other Creditors
due not due
9. No losses unadjuste and due
I. No losses adjusted and not due.
s. ossas (repor ed unadusted. ~ 500 90
80. Losses in suspense, and waiting for further
10. All other claims against the Company. 5000 90
II. The rule of the Company is not to exceed $1,000
in any risk.
IL. The amount insured in any one city, town or
village, is indenLite, depending on its size,
and how built.
IS. The amount insured in any one block Of build
ings, drpends on its construction and size, sub
ject TO the above rule.
ID. Certified Copy OF Charter Of the Company
H. KELLOGG, sec'y.
stats OF CoSszcTICUE, HARTFORD CousTY, IS.
Hartford, June IS, 1856
PheOx Insurance Company, and made OATH that the fore
gong statement by him subscribed true according to his
best knowledge and belief
Before me GEO. S. GILMAN, Justice Of the Peace.
CoArrRoLLERs' OFFICE.
NASHVILLE uly 7, 1856.
This is to certify that the Phoenix Insurance Company
located at Har ford in he State Of Connecticut has
piled with all the requirements Of Act passed by the
Legislature OF Tennessee March 1886, entitled TO
regulate the agencies Of Insurance Companies chartered
by the State Of Tennessee, and that JOSEPH NASH IS the
ega authorized agent Of said Company in the city Of
Nashville, Tenn.
Signed, J. C. LUTTRELI, Ccmpt.,
by Taos. Messy, Clerk.
E Referring the foregoing the undersigned continues
to take risks against the hazards u Fire
JOSEPH NASH,
jyl0-3W 8. E. cor College 4 Spring SITS.
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SIMMER READING.

OOO VOLS LIGHT READING, Bound in Cloth, at
sOOO one dollar per volume, for sale by
iuue9T RUG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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UO.OUO at QUICK, MEAD a CO.,
iune9O No. III south College st.
WHEATi WHEAT!


THE undersigned has "orders" but will buy 100000
bushels Prime Wheat his account delivered at
Nashville D.. D. DICKEY,
iune31 No College 81.
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" T. BERRY a co. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. Dr..
Gard OF Scotland
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Old kUI e ENTIkNFN.
A Ii kinds Of Horse Feed at QUICK, MEAD co,
"A iuneSO No. ii South College st.
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Rag Premiums

TINHE Augusta, Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line Is
Il working through to Augusta Ca where it connects
with other Lines running North, East and south. The line
in good repair through from Nashville to Augusta
and expect keep In future. We shall deayor TO
put ali FOR this Line through n the shortest time
possible expect TO be able to give general satseton
mayz-u c. c. CLUrE, sup't.
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CoAPTRnLLERs' OFFICE.
II HDHl

~ Referring to the foregoing the undersigned continues
to take risks against the hazards u Fire
JOSEPH NASH,
Bl0-3W s. E. cor. College Spring SITS.
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hhC' 10 l0-si page II
Mr. Cambrelcng said be should contend that on
the ground first taken by the claimants, viz that
the injury their property had sustained was infiet-
ed by the enemy as a measure of retaliation, tasir
claim was Just inasmuch Il was ia retaliation OF in
juries first inflicted on the enemy by the express
order Of this government through The lAse seers-
tary of War, in The banning of the village OF New
ark. On this ground, the claim vas perfectly sus
tAinabl as, also, il would be on the other groand
assumed, viz: that the injuries were sustained In
consequences of the occupation or use Of the pro
perry by the United States. II either ground ~ere
established, these claims ought 10 be allowed.
Disc. 81, ls2l, page s..
Mr.. CambFeleng commended that the case before
The committee was one, as be thoughi, strictly with
ia the rule laid down by Mr.. Williams. OF North
Carolina, an opponent OF the BILL To- wir that wher-
ever by military occupation, the property bad ac-
quired military character, II was rendered liable
TO destruction BY the enemy such be considered
70 be pcenlarly the case on ths Nlaeara iFonfier
he thea read the evidences Of Gen. Porter 10 Is
Iabsh ths military character Of The frontier gen.
trsiy throughout Gbe var the houses upoH = belug
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
IEnpOitant From Nicaragua.

Battle H'onby H'0lEer! - The Cdyor Riras Cap
tred. and Sir Hvndred Costa Ricn,s s,ain,
CHARLESTON, April 29.-The steamer Is
abel, from Havana. has arrived, bringi ng
Nicaragua papers Of the l4th inst.
General Walker won great battle at Ri
vas on the Ith. capturing the city and killing
GOO Costa Ricans! Only 30 Americans were
killed.
Mr.. Wheeler had add. esScd a letter to
President Mora relative to the shooting of A.
mcrcan citizens, protesting against the con-
duct Of Mora in ordering the expulsion of the
Americans
The Havana markets were unchanged
No disasters of Importance were reported
at Key West.
Another account SAYS
The defeat of Col. Schlessingcr at Santa
Rosa is confirmed. About 10 Of his men are
reported missing. During his trial before
the court martial and while on parol he de-
serted, and it is supposed went over to the
Costa Ricans, having sold himself to them
before the battlc!.
On the 7th inst. the Costa Ricans took pos
session of Rivas with force of 600 men,
and on the lll Gen. Walker attacked them.
After a fight Of seventeen hours he was o.
bliged to abandon the city for want ofalnmu-
milton. The loss of the Costa Rcans is said
to be six hundr cd killed and a large number
wounded. Walkers loss is set down at he
tween fifty and sixty killed and about so
wounded and missing. Among the killed is
Col. Marchado, the commander of the native
forces.
The FL Nicaraeuensc, Walkers organ,
claims this affair as glorious victory.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
West Nottingham Academy,
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.


A fEOMANS, A. NJ, Principal. The
10 Summer Session of this In ,tilutlon will
commence on THURSDAY, MAY Sth, to
continue for the usual term of TWENTY-FIVE
weeks.
The Academy building, and the boarding
house connected with it, are situated in the
immediate vicinity of the West Nottingham
Church, in high and healthy location, ell
tircly removed from temptation to vice and
dissipation of any kind.
All the branches usually taught in
Classical Academy will be thoroughly pur-
sued and, in addition, Drawing and Painting
will be taught if desired
The Principal is graduate of Princeton
College, n. j., and, from his experience in
teaching heretofore, he feels confident Of
giving full satisfaction to the patrons of the
school.
Circulars containg full particulars as to the
branches taught, terms, &c., will be sent by
mail upon application to the Principal at
BATTLE SW AMP, Cecil county, Md.
REFERENCES:
REV JAMES CARNAIIAN. ID. d.. Princeton n j.
Rev. JoHN MACLEAN, d. D., President of Prince
10 College.
REV N. B. IIopE. D. D., Professor of Bellies
Letties Princeton College
REV. 5. ALEXANDER, l.. l.. d., Professor of
Astronomy
REV. e. NJ. GlGER, Professor of Mathematics
Rev. j. T. DuFFiELD.
REV. GEoRGE BuRRows, D. d.. Phiadel lphia
REV. JonS Squire. Port Deposit
JEFFERSON RAMSAY, ESQ,
JoHS CARSON. ESQ, " -
WV. b. ROWLAND, NJ d., Rowlandsvlle Cecil CO...
May 3, 1896.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
MurderGHs ARRAY at AspisasvaN.
Thirty 4mcr,ca1s Killed and FOrty Woundea

Thirty Amcr,cans klhed and Forty Uounded.
New York April 29.--Thc steamer Empire
City arrived here this morning from Havana,
with dates to the evening Of the 9th.
The steamer Philadelphia from Aspinwall,
with the California mail and passengers which
left San Francisco on the 20th ult, had ar
rived at Havana.
A terrible aiiray occurred on the 14th in
stant at Aspinwall between the American
transit passengers and the natives, in which
thirty Americans were killed and forty woun-
dcd.
The Empire City brings three of the woun-
ded.
a large amount Of the passengers baggage
and railroad property and the property of in
dividuals residing near the railroad station
was destroyed. All the baggagcin the freight
house was rihcd.
Among the killed were the following
Rchacl Bcttcrn, of Orleans county, Vermont;
NJ. W. Marks, of Pennsylvania: Mr.. Dubois,
of louisiana Mr.. Stokes, an officer in Wal
ker's army.
1t is impossible to learn the names Of all
the dead. Out of fourteen dead bodies at the
railroad freight house, only one name, that of
Mrs. Stokes, was known.
The riot originated with a drunken man
who refused to pay native dime for a piece
of water melon.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
CONSTABLE,S SALE.

ID Y virtue Of two executions issued by
ID Alexander p. Barwick, Esq, one of the
Justices of the Peace of the State of Mary
land in and for Cecil county, one at the suit
of Thomas n. Biddle and the other at the
suit of Edward Scanlan; anu, also, one other
execution issued by Gilbert F. Christield, a
Justice of the Peace of the State and County
aforesaid, at the suit of Michael Seaman, all
of them against the goods and chattles, lands
and tcnememts OF ID. d. Dutton, and to me
directed, | have seized and taken into exc
cuton all the right, title, interest, claim and
estate of the said ID. D. Dut,on in and to one
Frame double house, situate. lying and being
in Chesapeake City, on the East side of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, and here
by give notice that on
Saturday, The lTM day Of May, 1856,
at the public house of John Buchanan, in
said village, at the hour Of . o'clock, p. M,
will sell at public sale TO the highest
bidder, the said property, for cash, to satisfy
said writs and costs. l.. SIMMONS,
May 8, lS56-ts Constable.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
New London Academy.

E7lIE next session Of this Institution will
L. commence on Thursday, the first day of
May. The course otstudy is extensive, such
rs to fit students for admission to any of the
College Classes, or for any Of the business
pursuits Of life.
The location possesses the advantages of
an cntcrrr!sing, intellectual and moral COM
mNnty, in II beautiful, fertile and healthy
section of country, so that parents may here
secure for their sons II pleasant and desirable
residence and entire freedom from immoral
ASSOCIATIONS.
TERMS Boarding and tuition for the
Summer Session, $50. Mode IN languages,
Drawing and Music, at the usu al rates.
C5"Tor further Information address the
Principals at New London, Chester county,
Pa.
GEO. DUFFIELD, A. NJ,
+. +. NJ FAElITZ, A. NJ,
March 2o--tf Principals.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
TO Bridge Builders & Contractors

SEALED proposals will be received at the
- office of the County Commissioners of
Cecil county, in the Court House in Elkton,
up till Tuesday, the 10th day Of June next,
at = O'Clock p. NJ, for the construction Of a
Bridge over Back Greek, at Chesapeake
City, in said county, at or near the site of
the old Bridge said Bridge to be built, ac-
cording to the terms Of the Act Of Assembly
providing for its construction, on substantial
piing, with stone abutmentments at each
end, and to be twenty feet wide. including
parapets, with pivot opening at the cham
mel thirty feet wide; said pivot to be rested
on Il stone abutmcnt.
The proposals must include specifications,
and contractors will be required to give bond
and approved security for the work in sub
stantial and workmanltke manner on or be-
fore the tenth day of December next.
By Order, JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Crk,
May 3, lSjG-6w. to Comm'rs Cecil co.
- Del Republican, and Village Record,
at West Chester, copy oncea week till 18th
ofJune and send bill to Clerk County Commits
Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
E'hszss., Wilmington and
New Carriage h;anufactOry

AT IEWISVI4IE, PA.
r d. MRSlIB NIX announces to the
- public that lie has commcnc- INTER z
ed he Carriage Making business Isss4e 49,
at Lewisyilic. Chester county, 49,
Pa. He is prepared to make to order all
kinds of carriages Of the latest and most APP
proved patterns, Of the best materials and
workmanship, which he will sell at low
prices. He is Il practical workman limsc IT,
and will employ none but the best mechanics.
hence he can Recommend his work with
conlid cnce, for its neatness and durability.
All new carriages warranted II months,
with good usage.
Lumber and old carriages at liberal prices
will be taken in exchange for new ones.
Carriages Of every description repaired
painted and vanished at short notice, and
second hand carriages always on hand for
sale.
Five per cent. discount allowed on all
cash sales.
lie is confident that he can give satisli,c-
ton, and respectfully solicits Il share Of the
public pltrnnug.. j. ID. MARSBANk.
VI arch lo-Iy.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03


ORR LINE WHG STATE CONVENTION. We
shall give the resolutions next week, passed
BY this body, which sat in Baltimore Oh Tues
day and Wednesday last. We shall, also
then make, some remarks upon the subject
generally.
Gen. VIM. Liugan Gather was President of
the Conventions Col. J. G. Groomc and Dr.
5. p. Smith, Vice Presidents, and John X
Longwcll Esq, Secretary. 1t might, probably.
be more correctly called mcctia- than a
Conrent'on, for so far rs we know there was no
concert Of action on the part ofthe old whig
party in getting it up. Thtrc was 10 primary
meeting here to send delegates, and Col.
Groome attended not as a representative Of
any whig party hcrc but as an old linewhig
Oh his own responsibility. We believe no other
person was present from Cecil. So far as we are
able to learn, ninety nine out of every hun
drcd old line wings of Cecil will, ia whig
ticket being out Of the qucstion,) vote iol
Fillmore and DoncIson, as will hundreds of
the old line Democrats of the county. II by
no means follows that because Col. Groomc
Col. IIambleton and mon of that starnp attcn-
dcd that meeting they arc going over body
and brccchcs to the locof"co party against
whose policy-as Objectionable now as tvcr--
they have been warning all their liycs.V