The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-29
Reported for the Cecil Wing.
2id District.

Aug 22hd., Samuel Smith Esq was called
to the Clair and HenryC c. Clayton; appoint
ed Secretary.
On motion the following Committee was
appointed to report Resolutions expressive Of
the sense of the meeting. James W Clayton,
DR.. W. G. Karnsner, N. Alex. Culinary,
Tilgman Wyatt and Benjamin Davis.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
Ballot for Delegates to the County Convcn.
ton when ,he f'lE,u'ing gentlemen were chos.
TN, William Buille. WIN w. Watts. JAS
l.. Shultz and F. H. Price.
The Convention then proceeded to select
Candidates for the District offices by ballot
which resulted us the choice of Richard Nc.
Farland and Alex. P Barwick for Magis-
tratCs
Lawrence Simmons and N. Alexander Col
mary for Constable, and Benjamin Davis
for Road Supervisor.
The Committee on Resolutions through
their chairman. reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
|. Resolved That tile American Party of
the second district of Cecil county, contiue
to regarliwitE undimniscd respect and faith
the principles Of the party. as promulgated
in the resolutions of the late Louisville Con.
vcnion and confidently look forward to the
day when he evils Of unrestricted foreign
emigration the manufacture Of American
ritizcns out Of raw foreigners and the other
multiplied abuses OF the present dominant
party in the land will cause all good and true
Americans to unite and free the Country
from the curse Of these clements.
=. Resolred That much as they lament
the defeat Of the great leader Of the party in
the last Presidential Campaign, they are con-
socd by the reflection that the vote Of Mary.
land was given to place first IN honor him
whom they believed first in merit: That the
evidences gathered from the election returns
inlu &C the belief that his defeat was accom-
plishcd by the preparation CT the most stu
pculpns frauds. by the propagation of every
species OF Islander, by the adoption of every
means of defence that rancor could suggest
or malignity desire and the prosecution of
them with that vindic,ivc zeal. which pre-
cmincntly belongs to the Democratic Party.
a zeal which knows no abatement and a
rccklessness which admits of no scrupl that
in view of the fact ..they rejoice that in the
contest for the supremacy of American Prin.
ciples million of men stood firm - refusing
to bow the kncll to either Baal and comfort
themselves with the reflection that living
his election again to the Presidency would not
add one le,f to the chaplet Of his glory nor
dcrd, would build one stone upon the monu-
ment of his shame. Trusting to the recor of
that impartial history which can discrim-
nate between the evil and the good they re-
sign him with the evidence that his eminent
services will he rcquited by postcrty and
that when the names of his ira ULCERS shall
have been forgotten or remembered only to
be dcSpised, the memory of Willard Fill
more will live wherever human freedom rises
above the thral of human tyranny, while
American Liberty has a name and a resting
place to be cherished in the hearts of his
courtrvmen. ",clnrum Ell venerable nomcn.'
3. Resolred, That the Americans Of tins
District having the fullest confidence i'll the
wisdom Of the Baltimore Convention, pledge
to its nominees their hearty and undivided
support. That in the past public career of
the distinguished gentleman whose name has
| has been presented as the choice of the Amer
leans Of Maryland for the highest office in
| their gift they have the proofs of his sterling
| honesty of character, and fitness for Office
and that they enter this contest with his
name OIL their banners confident that the
man "wlo has never deserted a friend or
feared an enemy" will be the next Governor
of Maryland.
4. Rosoiced, That in the denomination Of
the Hon. James b. Ricaud they see the &C.
acknowledgement of his services i'll the last
Congress. and will cordially unite with their
Political Bretlcrn of the District in $, curing
his triumphant election.
s. Resoli oil That in the nominee of the Dem.
ocratic Convention for the office of Governor
the Americans of this District recognize the
name of AN individual who since the organi.
cation Of the American party in the county
has allowed its enemies the use of his name
and influence and in consideration OF the
boasted large acccssinos to the Democratic
party because of the personal popularity OF
their candidate, they pledge themselves to
use all honorn bic means to secure his defeat
6. Resolred That considering Col Groomc
rs the nominee of the Democratic party and
consequently as an advocate Of those peculiar
doctrines which he in connection with the
wings Of this county generally have been
battling against for the past twenty years.
The Americans of this district call upon all
old line Wings" who still maintain their
ancient faith who are still DESTROYS Of over
throwing the Satanic Dominion which has
cursed the state for years past-Who still
feel their ancient enmity to that party which
in former days signalized itself by slanderins
Henry Clay into his grave, and in modern
Zines BY the shooting and inhuman butchery
of unoftending men in the streets OF the
capitol of the uation-to again rally around
that standard which they have twice followed
to victory in this state toagan prove them
selves worthy Of their anci gut high name.
and by placing men who wish " Americans
to rule America in power receive to the
state the future blessings and imT rovelnents
which the record of the past actions Of the
American party guarantees.
On motion it was resolved that copy of
the Proceedings signed by the President and
secretary be furnished to the Cecil Wing for
Publication.
On motion the convention adjourned With
three cheers for the nominees.
SAMUEL SMITH, Prest.
HENRY G. CLAYTON, Sect'ry.