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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-22
mas. lIATsl, fsAr>l!t

4 g SHELDON Is now receiving another lars.e
n. stecI III Hats. Cape ana Fairs Gloves. Mf,.
ana Gents furnishing Goods. II th. latest winter
styi tof $40, all Of whseh viii b. sold nj small
aayanee FROM Eastern prices. New is the time for
You Il ssnf of tAoss Gne soT French felts has
g mach warn ii TIA east aud vest Cau and bay
y"nrS a nIee, flshsonable hat
Dst forge. tA p!aes VS. a. SHELDON.
l#ts3 Mann IS, 8ract Ghtr}.
NlIlb9N has jaaereeeie1lanayhars plendia .t,sn
- n Ladies fars ladi calI an1 leok OF ther.
NHFih0A has lar1s stock ~ c5ilars efa1aI-.
- handksrehlffs. ties, tina shirts. under shirts,
-" ~ ssAFs Ae. HoFl9
Al LII ia Companies caH Ia supplied with mai.
~ itaFy has. caps anything tie, may want in
inc way 81 military goods, If they viii leave iher
orders ~ the New York Hat store,
a. G. SHELDON,
hnVis Main street, corner Of Third
4 siiELpoN's va viii find FurJiovts. tur
9aanietts. Back G,uys. Mltts Driving gloves.
iAa-s E 1850 Ae' nuri9
- iihLpoN has ~ the list stock 4 ollk 3 scotch
- e,ngham tm6rsllas cans Carpat Bags. Leath-
g nag bg1 &e., thsre iii The west Cat and q
anime }.s ..Gek. ,.gf9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-22

- hIipoN has Observation-Disclosures splendid stock
- n ladles lars fadj caii aud leok OF then.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-22

- hELh0A has ar2e stoch vi c5uars. erasa}-.
- handk rehiffs, ties, hna shirts, under shirts,
eaiAt' #3ff EsfFtst ae Noxlg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-22

NNILESl SLkStt-Me have received very 70
= aesnuy by express several Large Lots If Dress
sttF, which We ohTing at unprecedented low
.fleea. Also another lot Of splendid "Aloire An
i4aas" in dress patterns No 81 Main Street
Geci0d DuEkEE Il co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-22

ssEAMLEss BAGs-Stark Mills--600 just reeeiv
- "a ~ So Main Street DURkEE 4 co.
deciDd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-22

Nj nv EXTRAORDINARILY fine, and edium
\ French worked collars, sets Linen and 1aeonet
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria handkerchicfs,
in short nne stoeh II goods in the above line just
received at So Main Street
dec 10 DURkEE a co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
Correspondence of The Cceil Whig.l
letter from am Old Line Tyhfg.
BRICK MEETING HORSE,
AuuNSt .ilh l2 q.

August 10Th. IS g.
Mr.. EDlroR Il &c ccived small pamphlet
this evening, headed s'an appeal for the
Union" purporiug to be letters OF Thomas
q. Pratt and James A. Peace, together with
Il speech of James B. Clay. The package
contained no post mark, though on the
right hand corner the following letters were
inscribed 81. A. Stewart, NJ. G - which.
suppose, mean James A. Stewart. Member
OF Congress-; while at the bottom ana ont
side of The wrapper was written, s.Sllow it to
your fricnds.'' / have many friends that
do not wish to insult, enemies | have none,
that l know of, | therefore return the foul
sheet to NJ. Stewart, with my THANKS, OK
cusing him for his mistake.
The wailings OF Messrs. Pratt x Pea"cc
appear to he an effort to instruct the Old
Line Wings as to the coming Presidential
Election. Do these men suppose that the
American people are all turned fools Do
they suppose that those Marylanders who
thought proper to put til cir strength together
and carry them triumphantly TO Office and to
honor, are now not capable Of Judging for
themselves, that they must now he iRsilucied!
Do they suppose that the Wings do not know
thcm, and understand their motives for de-
sertion! If they think 50 ignorantly, the
more is the pity, but while their blindness
and too-hardincss would induce them to sell
their birthrfght fora mess ot porage, we say
let them go, they have no sympathisers
among true American men They know very
well, and SO do the " higs OF Maryland, that
they can expect from the Wing party, as
such, no moro honors and profits though
one would think they had already received
enough to satisfy the cravings Of any honest
heart-and that they must either, as true
citizens, prepare to rccline on those honors;
otherwise. with u view OF more spoils, to
desert that party to which they stand i'll
debtcd for the position they occupy. Which
course have they pursued Its needless to
say that they have taken most ingloriouS
leap. But hank they still cry that they are
Old Line " higs; what inconsistency The
most ignorant know very well that pure oil
will not mix OF amalgamate with the slough
OF II mud puddle; il must first become in.
pure and corrupted before it can or will mix
with an element 50 foreign to its pure nature
The ure article will always be uppcrmoSt,
and so will the pure Whig scorn and deHpisc
the foul Vaccinations and wire Workings of
the Foreign Sectional ltocoloGo- Pierce AMI
buchanan party, discarding along with them
all of then w"olly connections. DO McSSrs.
Pratt x Prarcc think that The acts and dongS
OF this l.ccoiVco party to which they have
diSgra cctully knreicd, are not known to the
At pGacu'.lhe Union Was not The country
flushed, aud diattni"i2,$ not sectional STRIFE
4eb",Cd Who, then, do t1ciy and South
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
For The Cecil Hhig.
Meeting at North East

At Il large and enthusiastic meeting of the
citizens Of the 9TH District, convened on
Tuesday evening the 2nd inst, for tie pur-
pose Of forming FELLMoEE AND DoNHLsoN
GLIh, IhoS. >. Thomas, Esq, was elected
President, and the following gentlemen Vice
Presidents, viz: Hugh Brown, ohm Jauncv.
+. p. Lowe, j. j. Mccullough, John Shippers
jonathan p. Burns, Alexander Wilson,
Robert Hart, John Mauldin and Samuel
Farson. DIR. Thomas Il. Scwall VAS then
appointed Secretary, and James Lum, ESD.
Assistant Secretary.
The meeting was then addressed in an able
and Interesting manner by j. Is. Aalew; of
Baltimore, and Messrs. VIM. j. Jones and
j. I. Mccullough, Of Elkton.
The meeting then adjourned TO the 9th
inst, with three hearty cheers for Filmo c,
Donclson and the Union, and three for Mr.
Askew. TiiOS. S. THOMAS, PRIEST.
Tnos. Il. SEwALL, Sect.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
Our Correspondent:
Correspondence Of Tho Cell Whig
s1cticr GrGfss syasIa:as ,t8Et.
WAsalNGroN, Sept. 3rt, 1886

"A 'f
w. 49,, - ',' 80 '''''''
F"$s""e e' 'dr ,i|"Y i"'-"tEJ"f"h',M o.
t""%''FS-- lie '''"'ef mrs. 30.
Me-. h"IfnA - ta' s''1,a - IS "Trr, and
the Array blll IS passed. Intense c>cit4-
m"ni rteFil"l 1T tnc rb's' ii the session,
amt td1 BIZ WIS "a,y passed Icy the aid ot
Northern Americans. iiju rpr tl' votes I'll
lhesr mcn, given ~ the fac" OF the most
pressing instructions from l3rrIE constituents
to slihd by IT," rf"'iNp. the Bill ~"U'd meyer
nave passed. AH,A oi u" ofelat Of passing
inns bl'l, c'tlr OF All llcim2rlnces anil
FuNSoN, IS du" 10 Hon. II. Winter Davis of
Your state, Whose prudence and moderation
have g"ne far to ai@y the bittern IS of
S'e'l"ht' iG'""S III 'le mouse t"Is session.
more Ud'o1.""" 1"t pN"r1ie attempt has
over o>N'' FtS"'t'', l" ~ G1H."Ealc gum
o'@iS: "'Ht 'nIt t,n"~,"E MF' PN'" wiih
l'Vof"& l'I'rN H'lh!stAla,A, because Of his
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
lCor. @spon,ionec of Tho Cecil Wig


NnEtR RiCKETrs:-hS promised some time
since to Inform You of the Improvements going
ON hcroaboutS, we arc called on to notice one
in or NiIaec:-N!r. Samuel Rowland has
torn down the old dwelling, near the store
house here, al,slis erecting ancat frame dwell
ing in its stead, an improvement much need
ID. it will be occupied by the Junior partner
Off he Iirm Of Rowland Roman x 60. Thu,nas
Barrett is the architect and builder, Anthony
Shalicr does the masonry and Street Brown
the plastcrins. II bids fair to be Il credit to
the Mechanics as well as an Improvement to
our village.
We IL e glad to report progress in the Open
my ofthc public road from here to New
Valley. Dlr Sanutl Jerry the person APP
pointed to open the road has good force at
work, and shonld nothing prevent wcwill
soon reap the benefit Of IN improvement lous,
looked for in this nrgllho,hood.
Now for the road to PortcrS Bridge. and
the Central Rail Road, and we do not know
Of vi lagc having more a~y5 eti meau5 for
doing business.
Fillmore stock rather improycing. The
health Of this vicinity never was better.
Farmers generally are willing to admit they
will have at least half II crop Of corn, there
fore no fear ofIaninc for another year. Yours
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

THAT JOINT DIsCusslnS.-Thc Corrcspon-
dcnce between the Fillmore and Democratic
Clubs Of this town viii bc found in another
column. 1t will be seen that there is no
"ccaSontor tIt& blowing OF the Picket Guard.
The Fillmore Club have 40 sort OF disposition
to back out. 1t is TO he hoped that pru-
dental considerations will prevent any dis
GuSS"n Of tli, kind.
The reference in the Pich'R to Mr.. Davis
is simply false. No &nch rrop.stion was
ever made on either side. NAcn Mr. Davis
fights he wants -" iornAn worhhy OF his steel -
Verify gas and impudcncc seem to be the
SUM total of OCT oppohents' stock III trade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
Maryland egai& Convention.


The Baltimore papers Of Thursday are filled
with the procc,a;ru If ;br WHO Cnrvont;on
,,li., ,a. :, n,o. $780,. w
w.. '", wy va "'"''e>''"1
'"ooc c'"rl pitsidta, and there was iuIl
attendance Of delegates from all partS Of the
State. Eight delegates from the State AT LARGE,
-, ~.
'''', AVA ',o''''"'" N''''''>'',"' '!"'','' were
"llol'''a 10 represent Mary land III the Ma
i"nal Wing Convention on the l1th inst
The lclco a,cS al large are from the Western
share. p,nil ,y,sJ nfWo.h;,,,,,, .,nn,,..
w.. e.,
49, ''e''ss' Vi "o''''''"'c c''J' Nil''ileS d.
avert, Of ilihce Neorgc county. From
The Evst,lm Shore Ezekiel +. Chambers, of
Kent county,. Dir, i. p. ph,,ns ,r n,rahos-
'f,' Va '>'' 0"e'0
ter county, LIoya jlt3hman. Of Queen Ann 5,
and franes \. Ellis, ortccl.
rl,,,t,,1, ,r,1,,,, ,cu.;.... r., ..-....
my ~. = "l' e,t - H''ce george conn
~ "'".' 'S"'" ''c 'HI"lit'"''. lie Saiu That
ne hNd NV IeEtiNtV Il timely llOllliCAllJli.-
ri.at ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

meeting ofthc American party, exceeding any
political gathering ever assemble there, i'll
numbers and enthusiasm, was hVd at Ellr
colt $ Mills on Saturday last. There were
numerous eloquent speakers present, although
some, who bad been expected, we're detained
by their Congressional duties at Washington:
u procession was had, handsome banner
presented by the ladies to the Fillmore and
Donel son Cub aud the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. The immense attendance at all
the American Mass Meetings IN this state,
equalling and often exceeding the popular
movement of 1910, gives assurance that the
people are alive to the Importance Of the cr-
sis, and that Maryland VIII roll up for the
American party III November an unprccoden-
ted majority.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

IL Mr.. French Evans, the author Of the
Philadelphia Platform, on which Mr.. Fill
more was nominated, and a warm advocate of
Mr.. Fillmore, has announced his purpose OF
taking the stump i'll Pennsylvania in favor of
Fremont. lie isan effective and able speaker
The above we find in the New York Times
of Monday, and although it has been denied in
the Washington Organ and this paper. we
take the occasion to again deny that there is
one word of truth in the report. Mr.. Evans
made speech at York, Pa. last week, in IA
vor of Fillmore and Donclson, and will con-
tinnc to advocate their election against all
sectional candidate S, actively, heartily and
cordially.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

5-J~Thc Diomont Stfc, at Milford, Del.
has placed the names olMillard Fillmore and
Andrew jackson DoneIsun at the head Of It's
columns. It says:
1--WE think that neutrality is out Of place in
politics when the Union is i'll danger, and
therefore we lay it by FOR he present, and
Shall continue TO battle for the Union against
all ScctionaIiStn. for our country against all
parties who do not march under the flag and
- he music Of Che Union. "
NEW JERSEY. The friend, OF
New Jersey have determined to hold state
Conventions in the city Of Trenton, on the
25th of September, for the purpose Of noml-
is = AN Electoral ticket. II is probable
ill lie headed with the NAME,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

RAIN AND Snow IN NORTH CAROLINA
The rain storm which set in at Wilmington.
n. G., on Saturday night continued until
noon on Sunday, and the rain fell in torrents
while the wind on Sunday night blew vo-
lent gale The journal says the rice CROP
suffered to some extent. 1t is stated in the
Peters burg Express that on Sunday afternoon
last, about o'clock, when the Wilmington
and Weldon cars passed through Goldsbo-
rough, N. g., snow was falling quite as thick
" and prctt'y as it ever fell in those parts
during winter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
JVll-N T. ItIII
DAVID Scorr, Scc'ty. ?. T.


CccH C0"H4.-four Communication dated
Aug. ID, bat which was not hafdce! to ANY
member Of the Fillmore Clue Until the % Of
tie same month, was laid before the club at
its first meeting thereafter, and ON motion
was referred TO the undersigned Committee.
In reference to the first request, viz: that
the Fillmore club Should cause to he read the
speech Of Hon. j. W. CLiistfpld, the Com
uittec cannot Understand with what Show Of
plopricty it is made. II they are not mis-
taicn, sir. GI,GtsjiitlI has more than a year
ago taken bis position as Il member If the
Democratic party. and was its candidate for
an important olicra die last general election.
They are not aware ofany striking excellence
either about Mr.. Cnrlsthrld OF ht, speech
which should entiic it 10 more con5idcra ion
than would be accorded to speech made by
any other member of his party, whose Demo
crazy is Of more ancient date. If Mr.. Christ
iilld had ever been member Of the Amelcan
party, or had, at any Period since his nomi-
nation in Februar; last, been supporter Of
Mr.. Fillmore, there might perhaps have been
some Sembla"ce Of reason Cor this request
though il that case it is hardly prcsumablc
that the club would have brookcd any inter-
ference with its unIioubted prcrogatiyc to
manage its own affairs, IN the manner MOST
conSonant wish ltsoWn ideas OF policy. While
therefore, We do not accuse the Democratic
club, with WlliIuI attempt to interfere wish
the domestic affairs Of its ncighbors. we can
not but think that i'll this matter it has been
advised by some persons whose notions OF
prolrlcty have not yG come to maturity.
With regard to Incorporation submitted
by the Democratic cl4J for joint discussions
OF puh teal questions, SO far as the inic,eats
Of the club and the American party Of Cecil
county are concerned the Committee have 10
disposition TO decline,
They would, however respectfully suggest
to the Democratic club that great danger is
to be apprchendca from bringing together
large bodies Of people Of attagoinatie yllws,
at Il time Of sHch high political excitement.
The canvas bids lair to be a very thorough
one Ill our country, ahuilIlng ample orportu-
nifty to aB tic people 10 hear both sides Of The
question, and The Committee cannot see that
good, in ANY dC gree corresponding to Tic evil
which 1t is entirely reasonable 10 apprchuml,
can result from this joint discussion. The
committee have the fullest confidence in The
temperance and pcacrIlulncss Of their. fellow
citizens, but they hnow how slight a cause
may, in times OF high political excitement,
proyoiie cessation Of those social relations
winch are so necessary &nlorg ncn II the
same community, who are daily brought in
contact i'll the transaction Of business.
Hoping, therefore, that more prudent coun-
sells wIil prevail in die Democratic club, and
that proposition so useless, as Il political
movement, and So fall OF Gango, Ia the social
relations Of our citlzea, will be abandoned,
We await your future action in tins matter.
Very respectfully your obi. Scyts.
". j. JONES,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
I1LhTON ACADEMY i.

n VIE IFNst'ea WONL NnM0INcc tda- Tue
4. Fai :'rsa,oi. OF this Institution com
mrnaed On the 18th ult., unIer the super
yisun of ]. Q. y. Jones. \. NJ, assisted hy
Mrs. j. Y. y. Tons&, both experienced
feachcr. In order t" place the best c'luca-
ti"ntl advantages within the reach of all,
hey have considerably rcdaecd the rates of
tuition. They woubl therefore nope that tho
public Mill give Increased patronage to the
School, that it lQIy I've caablel to sustain
itself and be made First Class Institution If
LeaIHjDg. The branches will be such rs arc
Taught it, all our hi@Im.g schools and colleges,
md pupils may obtain /. thorough English
OF Classical Education without going from
lunIu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

CHESAPEAKE EITf sept 4TH 1856.
DEAR Wrla The Picket Guard Of last
weeks promc>ed its readers description Of
the things going on in Chesapeake, inclu-
ding the American Nee ting held here on Sat
urday, August 18th and owing to this gratu-
i'ous ott(r communication which was writ
ten there was withheld. As the Picket
Guard has disappointed its rea dcrs will
state for the benefit Of yours, that it was
the largest POLITICAL as*cmLlag,d which has
been held here Since 1911. That the Pole
raised then is as straight as an arrow, and
l25 feet high, and That the statement of
Lynx - relative to the democracy carving
this District is all fudge: known here by the
Democrats themselves to be false. The Fill
more party viii carry the district BY 20 ma
joriry and no SANE man doubts it. The Par
ty has but one club in the district but its
meetings are we'll ATTENDED by decent and
respectable citizens. The Buchanan party
have one in Chesapeake, but learn that but
20 mcn-l Of whom were genuine Fillmore
boys attended the meeting last week when
an tlkton Orator harrangucd the cro.el. An
Old Line Wing was advertised to appear last
night and the same 20 were there. but learn
he was not present, and the crowd adjourned
with three sigls, and took drink. Q.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

T. Somc of the Republican papers have
been elolying over the assertion that Gov,
Triuble would vote for buchanan. He pro-
no,mccd it as base lalschood, and says lc is
for Fillmore first, last aud al The time"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

\ VALUABLE ACQUISITION --THH Gu1DIGN
STAR FOR FILLMORE AND DoNEls0N.- The
Baltimore Patriot, of Monday afternoon,
says:
We are authorized by Prof. Louis Wun1yr-
mann, the editor and proplie'oror the "Biii-
more Lei-SteJn, on Eiuuk'H2 STR, ian anti
Democratic German paper published at No.
Is North Gay street, 10 state that on AND
AFTER MoNpAY NEXT his PAPER will hoist the
FILLMORE AND DONEIsoN FLAG, and Stremu-
ouSly advocate the claims Of those gentlemen
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the
United States. This paper is ably conducted
and the course its talented clltor is about
taking cannot fail to have a wonderful in!lu-
encc on the thousands Of intelligent Germ ans
who pcrusc 1t well filled pages.
While on this subject we will take the lib
crty Of referring TO a remark which Eli under
our notice few evenings since. party OF
gentlemen were discussing tie Presidential
question. when one Of the number, Il highly
educated German made the following remark:
Gentlemen. an voter, and Shall vote for
Mr.. Fillmore because | think him the best
and decidedly the sounlest candidate in the
ticld.--l do not object to the American party
altering the Naturalization laws, for | firmly
believe that Americans Should be allowed the
privilege Of governing their own conntry:
am in favor of allowing honest cmigrants to
come here and when once here let them en-
Joy all privileges but that of interfering too
carly with governmental ailalrS-ot these they
are totally ignorant" Honest sentiments,
honestly spoken. and there are thousands Of
Germans OF the same opinion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
Two fsric!a I'eEscnscE.ts.

tw"-st"ries high and in good repair.
Persons wishing t. view the property aro
referred to Nj. W. p. Strickland who
occupies one Of Tie hours. For t"rns apply
to the subscriber. ELlZ.f n, CLOGD.
Ehtnn, Sept. 6til--3t.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

The boast Of the Buchananccrs that Dela-
ware would go ior Buchanan turns ont like
the rest OF their brag game. The Fillmore
| men there are thoroughly aroused, and Major
Biggs will find s.the old Delaware and Mary
land line again marching shoulder to should
en-" \ Mass Meeting and Picnic will be
held at Clark'S Woods--the camp meeting
ground-on Thursday, l!th of September.
which viii be addressed by Winter Davis,
iaGl Brown and other distinguished speakers.
From all parts OF the State comes the most
cheering news. TIE HiuE IEs's CHICKENS
AGE EoE rae iEIoN Against THE SECrioNs,
AND OPPOSED TO DRAWING SEcrIoYAL LIKES
EETWEENTnE ClTlZhNs Of COMMON COUNTRY.
| THE N0RTIl EAST MFgTt NG.-Thc meeting
at North East on last Tuesday night was the
largest and most enthusiastic that has been
held in the county this season. Not less than
thlcc and some say five hundred people were
on The ground. The Btcllanuuit,s are terror
stricken in the Fifth. There was an earnest,
hearty enthusiasm about the people, that
showed they were marching up to the battle
like brave men who know they have a duty to
perform and mean to do il. No asking Shall
we succeeded ! They know only that the
country isln danger from southern Buccaneers
and Nothcn f'rvmontcrs, and they mean to
march to battle with the raciolls traitors to
The music Of EIllmofc and the Union. All
honor to the old Fifth District. No friend of
Mr.. Fillmore there thinks Of less than two
hundred and twenty five Of a majority.
-, '-
THE MEETING OF THURSDAY NlcnT:-Thc
Fillmore club meeting, ON Thursday night
last at the Court iiousc, was the most cnihu-
saStic of the season. The speech Of Or. J.
Dunott wa claStc, ca seal and effective. He
reviewed the political events Of the last three
ytar& and handled the coalition fractions
who now disgrace power without gloves lie
challenged amy gentlemen to deny the position
of MIR. buchanan as the advocate of Low
Wages, and closed with beautiful appeal for
the Union. Col. George r. Howard was call
cl out and defined his position as IL supporter
of Mr.. Fillmore. lie SAID he kner Nj. Huch-
anan wlile a resident ofthc city Of Lancaster
and then he was a Tory. lie was opposed to
Mr.. Buchanan then and meant to oppose him
in November next. J. I. Mccullough closed
the speaking and three cheers went up for
Fillmore Donclson and the Union, that made
the old building ring. The solid men of the
old Third District mean to stand by Mr.. Fill
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06

X Tie County Council meets on Tuesday.
Let every Council be fully represented. The
Folcign party are atrainins every nerve to car
ry Cecil, but VIC mean to douhle our last
ycal 5 majority. Come to the council boys
The pass wold is--lllE UNION.