The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-17

wlcSsne>s in Washington City.

W 'I'' 'lN'l'tt'iA anu u ll'll To say
leprcil'nS, lie condition Of affairs, existing in
Washington city. 1t is q matter Of dccp re-
eyct that the very heart and centre Of our
Mon the great National Metropolis Of a
mighty country Ecrc our lawgivrrS con.
girgAic and our laws are made where
above all else, peace and harmony should
rcign where We should look .or Good
theories and Wholesome practice - that there
even there exists the very worst and most
fca,ful state Of society.
Baltimore has been viIlih,d and mi>rcrrcS,n.
ted BY nundtisntcd ialschoodS and falSifius--
nule hills have been cXngec Grated into ,no,ln.
tainS. trihi@ troilS co!ufcl into trs pclatc
conflicts, and people at distance made to
hrllcrc we are a set If dc>i'clatc cut-thruatS
all too for poll teal effect cause ilIsoa,h
the american party held control Of the CITY
government. whilst winning. COMPLAINING
democracy found tSc.l d.>lcdytd from power.
One would suppose, taking for grained what
thcSe partizalS asScr:, that Write, honesty.
intelligence moral integrity ard all else
necessary to constitute respectful civilized
people. were gualilis unknnwn and unap.
rrr''iHitd by pusouS other than democrats
or those claiming Membership with that
party. We would much raihc:' llacc these
things TO itItI night source and not charge
consequences OF laWleSSllc>s upon any rcSprc
table raitlZhl organization or its official
lunciorarcS. Better strike the evil at its
root directly and Kill it cut, ilan excite
miserable jcalousics which serve only to
I,ndcr more im,l!iccnt The constituted aIthor.
tics. thus adding fIci to flame hy exciting
and tncHtua@!ng Iiccoucablr 1nimr sites.
1t, however, has lccUmc 50 common for
lartlzanS journals and biawng d,magoruc@
many 81 rlru cri,ni,,r a.. ,,,;,,,
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w;IljruIv sur,i,irc trn,h ,nJ ,,.,,,. o,i''
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hul,ji,,o th,u I'm in ro,.,,..st ,o ,h',,, ,,,'
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,rrI.ntS or vlot ma, i ,,n ,,oI';,ti,,, 10
;, ollr >isri,.o ,.,l,,,rry ~ linz ,,I,iro,,t;,,,
which ,yry @ooJ c;,iycns i. .,,; ;,,,,,,'I
Ealli,onrc for , fcu. Wars ,,asi h,, L,nn ~.
'nh"''! h'a,N,H ana sc. u! on ny li,">e VIII"
h'e olP'S'u l." '"o l"''E III power attempts
i"Ne o''h '.'"'E oyer ana over AGAIN. win II"
l's'''i '"9''' !i'a'' 'i'a' OF envy to di>iaragr
anu NN""'' our "'''',''P"' government ny
# noS,iIL., with another class or r,l,.s II,
""icr that power and spells may fall INTO the
l'o.%' SS'on OF ~. a''"2"nIs'lc party.
ms S'"'"!Iln9 'nodc OF political warfare
las hcvh carried "'i Tor some time, without,
however having any other elect than TO
continue drietcrionS r%1l'meniS and pei
peiua'c unpf"iItabIe-iTclucnt!y dang, rous-
9rSn',S.
Whist mal"r'i,S arc emitted to rule, those
IN the minority. II good citizens, are hound to
respect then rulers to sustain them so far rs
they may he found worthy and aid i'll
Sucrglhlng that confidence between the com.
mnnlty and It's pubic servants, which is 50
necessary rs sal, guald and 50 closely inter