The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-22
WHAT They THINK or rs ABROAD.

WHAT They THINK or Us ABRoAD.-Wc
continue our publication of the compliment
airy notices which the patriotic vote of our
noble city and gallant old State has elected
from the American press of the country:
MARYLAND. Glorious State! Thou alone
of our all thy sisters, vast true to Americas
noblcSt and most beloved of living sons! Thy
name hcnccforth will he associated With all
that is patriotic. devoted and firm. Though
the ramparts of every other State yielded to
the storm which breaks with unvailing rCSiS-
lance, thy hnlworks alone were capable of
resisting the tenpestuous and warning elc-
mcnts! We rejoice IN thy glory and hon
Or thee for thy virtue! Thou hast made for
thyself a name which will give tice an aid
ing place in the hearts and the affections of
every patriotic and Union loving American
citizen. Children. yet to be born, will learn
to lisp thy name in grateful remembrance.
Glory-double glory to thee noble old Com
monwcalth !-Krntucky Hh,g.
MARYIAND.-All hail to this gallant old
State for her proud triumph over SectionaliSn
and faction. She stand' peerless and alone in
her glory. Her sons have the proud cons,i-
BUSINESS Of having nobly done their duty
While the citizens of her sister States have
been driven by maddcncd passions from their
conservative position. or bcgnilcl by false
hoods and intrigues into the support of the
candidates of sectional or diS,innn parties.
Maryland has remained firm aid true to the
Union and the Constitution, true to the con-
srrvatvc sentiments that have so long been
the pride of her people. The prediction long
since made by her press has been gloriousiy
fulfilled that, whatever other States nigh,
do, Maryland would stand by Willard Fill
more" She stands now proudly prccInncnt
in the siSterhood of States like tower of
strength, of light. and beauty, from which are
rolled back the black and angry waves of
sectional and diSunion fanaticism that howl
and roar i'll maddcncd fury against its I'M
movable base. 1t has been truly said by the
Baltimore Patriot that Maryland has nobly
performed her whole duty IN direct opposition
to the DETECTION of her Senators, one of whom
was honorcd and trusted to an extent which
the sequel has proved. far surpassed his de-
serts. In spite Of the appeals made to her as
n Southern State bound by the strong ties of
the slavery institution to her sisters of the
South, in contempt of the intrigncs of many
leading politicians in whom she once rcpostd
confidence, and in scorn of all less objects
than the preservation of the Constitution in
its integrity and an honest regard for the
tights of all the States, she has pursued first.
last and all the time, the steady, even tenor
of her way, impressed as little by bandiSh-
ments OH the one hand as by vitui e alton on
the other, and now stands the banner State
of conservatism. -LouisriHe Journal.
BRAVE OLD MARyLAND.-Ten thousand
cheers for gallant Maryland! While the pco-
pie of almost every State in the Union have
proved traltors to the Constitution, their God
and their country, the patriotic sons of Mary
land alone, have stood firm, and crowned
themselves with eternal glory The soil of
Maryland is alone fit. to contain the ashes of
shc patriots of the revolution! Maryland for.
ever, may the Star Spanglcl Banner continue
to wave in triumph over the garden spot Of
| tho Union. NORTH Carolina Times.