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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

GIVE clip the following from the Wor
cester county Shield.
1t is source of poignant modification to
President Buchanan that his letter declining
a nomination for the Presidency was not read
at Charleston, owing to the contcmptuous
treatment of his name by the Convention. H.
Gov. Bigler had the precious missive in charge,
and, it is said, carried it TO the White House
on his return to Washington, in tho most
lnournful manner. The President received it
with good deal of ill-temper on account of
the indifference Of the Pennsy lvania delegation
to his well-known wishes to be a candidate,
and their want Of tact in not giving him a
chance to make last appeal to his country
men and Divine Providence.
o! James Buchanan, James Buchanan, 0.
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Hon. HOWELL COBB SusrAT MING THE SECE-
DERs. augusta, lIa5 l4.-lIowell Cobb has
written letter i'll response to the Macon
committee fully and cordially sustaining the
seceders from the Charleston Convention
The federal officials generally in the Soath
sustain the seccdcrs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19
Bridge Builders & Contractors.

~
'hbfo>ALo VIII be received by the
count! COMMISSIONERS OF Cecil county,
10 DC directed :" TEEN at their Office, in
EhkroN. up ia TUESDAY, the 18Th day of
June next AT : O'Clock p. NJ, for building IL
bri'S' over the Little Elk Creek, at the
hro MN, on the post road between Elk
tom and North East, according to the fJlluwin.
L.EAy:
THE ARIrrNENTS r., IA, ~ H., ,,., On
feet innr. n,d g. frnt thi,r, ~ ~, ," "a
feet long and ! t..t t}ic,, ,nd q t,', hi,r,,
above ord mary wntr,. lrvrl thnir f,nn,l,,inn.
to he not loss Than :, c..t hn1',v ,h, L,I ~
the creek and Irrn,r If u,c,.,.,r,. '' " ,a,,D,
a rood. si,,il rm,i,tinn ~ '''"'0
THE WING WAITS to b, % c,o.,,
and 30 tpct mart At rho onls tn ,,n arnl,i
inward ! inch ia fine rnn, tr,;r t,vr,,ti',,,,
tn H., If tLn s,n, d.,,,tr 49,, i D','"'',
the ends next th. same and IN rnn hv s,am ',.
of equals HIGHT 10 tmer trct h,.ln,y th sr ~
face of thc nrounl If III, ,,nn.it, nr1.
feet Of the Wing Wall. MAXI ,hr ,hntma,ts
to be s feet thic', tha h,nnca a trnt thicI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

TIE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION. This body
met on Wednesday, at the Wigwam erected
by the Republicans in Chicago, and was called
to order by Gov Morgan, of n. Y, chairman
Of the National Committee
The southern States represented in the Con
vention are Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
Missouri, Kentucky and Texas.
W. p. Ewing. Esq, of Elkton, is one o the
business Committee appointed.
George Ashmun, of Mass, was elected
President of the Convention at the afternoon
session on Wednesday, with one Vice Presi.
dent and Secretary from each State represent
| ed IN the Convention. Judge Marshall Of Bal
tmore is the Maryland Vice President.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of Thursday by
a special dispatch, learns that the platform to
be adopted will demand liberal Homestead
bill and dcnounce The Drcd Scott decision.
BY Fridays Philadelphia Inquirer we learn
that platform has been adopted AT Chicago,
the principal features of which are as follows:
Declarations in favor of the Union the rights
OF states; against the present administration /;
deprecatnS the rcck less extravaganza in
every department of the government against
the doctrine that the Constitution carries
slavery into the territories that the normal
condition of ter,itorty is that of freedom ;
against the re-opening of the slave trade; in
favor of the immediate admission of Kansas 4;
IN favor of protection in favor of the Home.
stead Measures already passed by the House
OF Representatives ; against change in Natur-
aliz'tlon Laws in favor Of internal improve.
ments, and Pacific railroad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

VA special dispatch from Chicago TO the
N. York Times, dated Monday last, says:-
The American half of the Rhode Island dele
CATION to Chicago, have botcd, since the nom.
inaiion Of Bell and Everett at Baltimore.
This is only the beginning of the boiling of
conservative men from the two sectional par
ties that now stand arraycd against each other
and the welfare of the Country.
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NOTICE..

A Meeting of the Toll Payers and all inter-
"A ested in the present bad condition OF
the f., A. 4 l.. Plank Road will be held at
Cherry Hell, on Saturday, next, the 18th
inst. to take into consideration what action
is necessary to compel the Company to put
the road in Il safe and passablc condition.
May l9-lw' MANY TOLL-PAYFRs.
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Hon. JOHN BELL ACCEPTS THE BALTIMORE
NoMlNATIoN.-The Hon. John Bell has signi-
fled his intention o.. accepting the nomination
for the Presidency, recently conferred upon
him at Baltimore. lie will, upon mis- arrival
at Nashville, respond in formal letter.
Philt. fnGuircr
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1F"The Sabbath School Convention
held in this town on Tuesday last, was quite
largely attcntcd; various parts Of the county
bcngrcpresencd. The proceedings were quite
interesting, we are told and we regret that we
have not been furnished with report Of them
for this wccks's Wing. fla report SHOULD be
furnished next week we may find room for it
in our next issue.
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n RclieXC

TIE DAVIS & ENrRIKEN COMBINED
MACHINE to he ono of Light Draft and to work
admirably in Grain or Grass. L positively say it
will, or no sale. j. b. ASH
Elhton, May 10, 1860.
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MILITARY NOTICE..

VNI!ERE will be Meeting held on the 8
l. Court House Square, on next WE'D =
NESDAY EYENING, at O'Clock, for NJ
the formation OF Military Company.
May.l9, 1860.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

Ex-senator Hale, in his speech on Friday,
llth inst, congratulated the Douglas Demo-
Gratis upon being permitted to talk Black
Rcpubicanlsm at Charleston, where avowed
Republicans are not permitted to 20.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

DJThe passage of the Nebraska bill was
the beginning of the end of the Democracy
and the Charleston is the end; the Baltimore
Convention in June will probably be the end
of the end. Petersburg IntcNigcncer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

IT, The newly elected Board of School
Commissioners met, pursuant TO public notice,
last Monday, and, with the exception Of Mr.
Evans, of the 9th District qualified before the
Clerk of tic Circuit Court, after, which the
Board organized, aud elected DR.. VIM. Is.
Rowland President. The election of Sccre-
tary and treasurer was postponed until the
first Monday in June. Mr.. Evans Of the 9th
district didnot qualify as School Commission
crs, having asccrtained that lis service in
that capacity would interfere with his duties
as County Commissioner. The County Com
missioncrs will therefore be under the neccss-
sty of appointing some person to fill the
vacancy in the Board as by Law is required
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

INTERESTING MEMOIRS :-Rcy. Thos.
Is. iiler, of the Philadelphia Annual Con-
ference, and son Of Joseph Miler, Esq, of
Cherry Hill, in this County, is writing, he
informs us, the Life and times of Revs.
Thomas Miller, and Thomas Warbnrton,'
his grand fathers. Both Of these NJ nistcrs -
the one a Local, and the other an Iincrant,
were well and widely known in Cecil county
and their memoirs will, no doubt, prove Of
great interest to many OF our citizens.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19
MANUFACTURING.

TN all its various branches, will be carried
q on as usual at the Rock Valley Factory.
near Bay View, Cecil county, Mary land.
IL Farmers bring oa yonr Wool early,
and get some good Cloth made.
JETilRO JOHNSON.
|. May 10, 1S60-Sw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

D@Thc dissatisfaction in reference to
the election Of Town Commissioners in Ches-
apeakc City, to which we alluded last week
of the Objectionable parties. A new election
is to be held to-day.
The communication Of" Snuff in reference
to this matter, came to hand after we had
gone to press last Friday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

GJTSome prophet out of his own country
once predicted, ir the presence of Tom Ben
ton, that Douglas would yet be President
" lie President, sir? 7" said old Bullion" no
sir, never, sir; coal tail TOO near tse gronnd SIR"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

ia dishonest clerk, employed for
some time past by Mr.. Lehman, Of this town,
was on Monday last sent by the latter to
LcwisvilIe, Pa, with $50 worth of clothing
to sell Tor his employer. Instead OF fulfilling
his GRAND he hired a man to take him from
Lewisvillc to North East, where lie took the
clothing, and the cars fol Baltimore, since
which nothing has been heard of him.
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TO Bridge Builders 4 Contractors

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comfy ac,.nrIrn r., cha r,u,;,,,
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utvr'' !" ''0'S'"'! " seo"'e sooa io""uI-
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49,, 90 ~ -" '.,u :" LIS ~ oe 10 lor' 'oass
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r''t - ~ ~. ,'I vi u. wv 'pp'stM o'us.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

THIEVES CAUGHr.-A correspondent
fthe Wilmington Gaeefic, gives the following
particulars Of an affair occurring in Eas. Not
tingham, Chester county, on the night Of the
9TH inst. Two gentlemen, Mr.. Stats and
Mr.. Howard Bye stopped at Mr.. Theodore
Kinks, late lIilaman's) Inn, after da,k. They
had not been there great while until tive
young men, not y years Of age, came in and
called for some whisky. Mr.. Kirk told them
that he did not furnish minors with liquors. -
They told him they would have some to dl in;
oftheir own and pulled flask from then
pockets, he told them if they drank of it il
his house he would punish them. They star
ted away without drink ing. When Mr.. Stats
(who is from near Warwick, MIDI and Mr.
Bye went to their carriage to leave, they fount
they were minus their whip and buffalo robe
Pursuit was made, and the robbers were over
taken near the Brick Meeting House, in Mary
land.
They called them to halt and demanded
the stolen property. They denied strongly
and positively for some time and then contes
Seu 10 tihlilS IT, lIcS all TcluThcu low dIus
the :. Brick Meeting House - until they came
to Nathan Griffith's woods, where they had
thrown the whip and buffalo robe. After
getting the articles, they retured by Mr.. Kinks
Inn, to Esquire Spears, who on a full hearing
committed the two gentlemen to the Jail OF
Chester county.
AS the constable was on his way to jail with
the prisoners on Sunday morning the 9th
inst, a Mr.. Worth, of Oxford, being acquain.
ted with their parents, agreed to, and entered
into bail in the sum of five hundred dollars
each, for their appearance at County Court
commencing the last Monday in July, next.
Mr.. Stats gave bal to appear and prosecute
! The prisoners gave their names as Marshal
| Hastings and John Byers, citizens ofColerail
Township, In Lancaster county, Pa and also
stated that Bycrs took the buffalo robe and
Maskings the whip.
| 1t is stated that the stolen articles were
found on the same prem ises that MeArn's meat
was hid. that was stolen some 8 or years ago
by some Of the Gap gang"
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SPRING MILLINERY,

4 lME and PLASTER -Chestcr Valley
IA Lime supplied by the car load, for Agd-
cultural or building purposes; and Plaster
always on hand. For sale by
Feb ~ JOAN PARTRIDGE.
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UNION Lodge, NO. IS.

A Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY,
"A the Both inst, for the election of officers.
A general attendance is desired.
By Order.
JAMES W. MAXWELL,
May 10, 18GO--2w Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

o. Wercgret to hear that +. j. Rinc-
hart, ESD, of Port Deposit, well known in
this county as an active enterprising business
man, died in Philadelphia this week.
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1.-The Lecture Room of the new VI.
II. Church, in this town, we learn, will be
dedicated on Sunday the 10th day of June
next. Further notice Of the dedication will
given.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19

PERsoNAL.-J. II. Mccullough, Esq ,
Of ikton, left town ON Wednesday, last on
Il visit to his parents in NJ isSour. He will be
absent, we learn, ten days or two weeks
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19
PUBLIC SALE.

7ETllE undersigned will offer ii Public Sale
q ON WEDNESDAY,. the 3Olh day Of May,
1860, at kcnnedyvlle, Kent county, Nd, at
II O clock NJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-19
SOM Ii NED
Reaper and Mower.
ALSO
NJ IAN NY'S ii ARyE s 4 L II.
Prdh's See! Spring 7o0th
HAY and Grain Cleaner.

HAY aE!N Era1ia saiA amer.
CUMMINGS
Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutter.
CoopcrS Lime and Guano Spreader.
Cora Shelters, Fans, PLOWS. &c.
,JA sample Of the above Machines NJ ~ be
seen in the second story of the New Store House
corner of North and High Streets, nearly opposite
the Academy. Terms accom-, molating.
May 10, 1860. }. b. ASH.
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Spring Millinery Goods.

MRS. MANIA J. IIALL and
MRS. MARY A. JOHNSON,
AT CHiRLESTOWN,
DESPECTFULLY inform their friends
Ia and the public generally that they have
just laid i'll handsome stock of
SPRING MILLINERY,
aud are now prepared to make all kinds OF
Fashionable Velvet, Silk, and Spring and
Summer Bonnets, and to repair Bonnets of
all descriptions, at the shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit u share Of public
patronage. [April %, lS60--4w'
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Cofal Afoirs.
g We have received from the Com


o. We have received from the Com
missioncrs ofPublic Schools for this county
copy of their Annual Report, published in
Baltimore by J. W Bond & Co. 1t makes an
Octave Of i"rty-siX pages, and contains mnch
valuable information in regard to tie working
Of the System. which, il placed in the hands Of
every Taxpayer III the county would result in
the removal Of many objections to the System
Of Public Schools. We think the Commits
sioncrs would enhance the interests of the
cause Of free schools by giving wider publicity
to the Report than can be attained By its pub
LEGATION in pamphlet form.
0JBy the Sun of Thursday We see
that Washington Houston is appointed Post
Master at Warw lex vice j. A. Bond, resigned.
THE EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD
The Ccntrcville Times says that meeting
was held i'll that town on Tuesday last, for the
purpose of taking steps to secure the early
construction Of the Queen Anne's and Kent
Il. X. committee was appointed to cores
pond with the friends of the road in Baltimore
and assure them that il the proposed road from
Queenstown to Harrington be built, that the
county would form junction with them at
some central point, and extend IFS own road
from thence to Milington, running directly
through the centre ofthe county.
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Bridge Builders s Contractors.

May 10, lSG0--jw and others.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-15

w Dorr, Of the Dubuque Herald, was as
asulted the other day by young man named
Quigley, another Quigley coming to the assistance
Of the assailant. The attack was made on ac-
count Of an article in the Herald. This is poor
way Of indicating private character. Sometimes
an attack upon private character may be 90 gross,
% malicious and unprovoked % to give color Of
excuse for personal chastisement. But at the
same,time the party resorting 70 this Interior
remedy only Injuries his cause, and gives the COM
munity the right to believe that he is guilty as
charged The paper that uses its columns to
saulting private citizens and public men, over
reaches itself, and instead Of injuring those it
abuses, only destroys it's influence and circula-
ton, and blackens the character Of its editor.
In this instance the Herald charged, definitely
enough to point out the man, that Quigley had
stolen Democratic documents, written insulting
language upon them, and directed them through
the Postolace 70 Republicans. Few men Of
good character feel very deeply, or allow them
selves TO get in . passion over lying accusation
80 F~Ases~oA n Abu WAsV - buuOCcut, uue
der such circumstances, can well afford to put
In temperate denial he could do nothing bet
tsr, and would thus be left unscathed and in
better position than his accuser. But il he arms
ainself With club or deadly weapon and makes
apersonal attack upon the editor, the reasonable
presumption ID, he is guilty, and would, BY intim-
idation, deter che press from the proper dis.
charge Of duty.
u y mistaken idea fsoms persona, that the
psess has nothing to do with the private char
acter Of political leaders and candidasss-thst ii
should treat all alike, good, bad and Indifferent
Sach think that il matters mot how bad man
b. 30 he 10 placed at the head Of q party, or
nominated for ONCE. Then no reference mast
Be made 70 his private character.
NO nan b 1T to hold Office Who ID mot honest
oascaaratson d principles b worth brass pin,
snlsaa honest men are selected to carry IL out
/" - uAssefsss legitimate and proper that the
peees seoaAdtaks eognisance of the characser If
- -, = weil = ~ neasurss vhieh are uro.
possd Why b tie country nov cursed with .
corrupt Administration, which =. h.cor,.e , ~.
- q hons and abreads Simply because bad
Sese promoted 70 high places. WHY are
.'se'caeaons taking place In every direction. and
= pshlae moneys, BY thouaands, sEo,aA 81 Gov
ssn@sns oeAosssf Bspaass - siscasa paa
nan Tor President; - drew arosaa hiua ! C.hi.
- q The aans sosk ahd the vosse nen vess On
pointed - $780, lsta, ehssseore, Il nancA o..
@Q1snea tAos - - kaisoe - - kone.,,a
"a 6r-~1ea A. 49, zS - Z - - 81 !.
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Isep.ssssesss Cssssssv Cs.ssssssses,

Igepssbsscess CoesseeU CossSsssssess.
coav,ussoa 4 ~ R4psbleaas etDss Malnss County
am h hsa Of MARIOn HAIL. b ~ Chy q Burlington.
!. sAruRpAY. sRPrEMD1R - inA., q o'clock, ?.
n. er ~ pusposs q neanang candidates. for County
o1cu. 70 y slscsed q tAe snss Election, and Tor The
sr.,snsesoa q aay anA all Other nsossary business.
n Republicans eseaeA Townp D. Ne County win ~
ssnbe q ~ ss.al paee Il nesting ~ Sassrday Sept
ga. q no selosk p ~ ~ ssc eos delegate to NE
csauAy coavs.ssaa for svy Republican votes
Ga ~ Gsv Kl1eoa = ~ ~ SaAts Elscon, each
fsvuap 70 have q Isa oos. Upoa ~ Ea&o Ne dss-
us,pas v1 - q follow: Beaten burins-
~ O.; Danvias 9; RsazA 8; I'm River 3; Huron .;
yscksua Il Pheasant Grove .; Uniaa 8; waahlnson >;
yellow epsng1 allswing dslsgaae Tor IL raesiena
sxceeding hin the sbsve ratas. N6Ne9
Dwington, Seps. 5th, 1eee. e 0DO. R1A1EE,
Chaarusn Csanty Commiaee.
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Hrs ENEMIES PRAISE Hn.--Hon. W. "

IMPORTANT REPvBLiCAS CANS N IT..
The Pittsbnrg Gazette ssys mat sas 80.
mocrats Of that city are all joining sTs
can ranks Wehave already meniicnsa =
Of Col. Geo. Gerst, the warhcrse q ~ 4
among the Germans Besides him y
Herwig of the Fifth Ward, Melefs ~
Of great influence; George y. GiinoN X
tor and proprietor Of the Pttsourg foA
Moreland, and half dozen Others o. ~, msr \
popularity and influence. In sne ~
alone there are over sixty voters ief
Who are now enrolled for Lincoln
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-15
Abey Lincoln is tool,
And everybody knows it,
He made a bellows Of himself,

A young man named Sniyely. at Alexandra,
No. committed suicide on last Wednesday after,
noon by cutting his throat from ear to ear witha
razor, in the presence of his sister-in-law, who
observing the blood, supposed it to be his nose
bleeding and led him to the door, after which ne
ran into the street, continued cutting, till he cut
to the bone Of his neck, and expired in about
ten minutes afterwards He was native Of
Pennsylvania. and was laboring under mental
alteration produced by intoxication.-lK eokuk
Journal
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-15
\. B. BAKER,

N. B. BAKEk
Chairman Com. On Donations.
i III teJpopse 70 the above u b proper y ~
that over four hundred dollars was raised 10
shis town for the sufferers BY the tornado. %
r;pr +tbs t,me ths scbllecsions we're beng made
NJ Dening, Of the Barret House, wrose Y
NJ Baker q learn she condition Or re suffer-
ers. NJ. Baker replied, saying that ne felisf
COMMITTEES had over n, 900 n their hands tlEe
! present wants .of re people we're supplied. -
some future time Il might and probably would bs
proper 10 eau upou our people FOR I'D This let
III ~, shown % many persons and thc result
vs. that tic money then in bank was returned
DoDaEyILLE, Sept 10th
20. HAwr-Err:-We. had meeting Of the
Republican Club here Saturday night, q which
We succeeded in getting over one hundred names
On our list, several Of whom have acted hereto
fore with the Democracy. We have concloded
70 erect pole on Saturday. ed inst, when
some able speakers are expected. Geo. Huston,
| ESQ, made short speech, which was evidently
q crusher to the Democracy. II seemed TO take
particular erect on one small man known here
| as Mac. When writing his own name ne IT.
6xes the Esq, which title he is supposed 70
| have acquired ID Pennsylvania, at tile time he
had 50 mucl, trouble In political conventions 70
keen Sen. Cameron straight Hence, when the
/ diatiuruished Senator sees Mac she can look up
"a his master lie stated the other day that MI
I Huston dare not open his mouth on politics
when Ne was present; and his sole object the
/ other night seemed to be 70 verify that, BY hi
continual growls and interruptions, which put e
shame MI the decent men of his party. Bar
i whiskey only aggravated the case. Z. n. Millcl
sang Republican song, written by one Of th'
Club, which was we'll received. Afterwards
"sen. Cameron's MASTER sang an imprompt'
song, to the tune Of yankee Doodle which
for the benefit Of his Democratic friends tina
are not ashamed Of him, We give in full:
Abey Lincoln is tool, fs.sfA@ s5tA
u s And everybody knows it, VI s1f4
II He made bellows of himself, @
And George Huston blows it,
Diddle, diddlc, diddle, diddle, &C.
This was only prelude to what was 70 FOL
low, for, when the song was done, our 7. NJ
specimen brick Of Douglas Democracy intr'
ded, by offering a speech, characteristic Of hi
own imbecility and meanness, which va
laughed down with great naatinsty and perse,e'
aacs BY all Democrats and Republicans, at whic
he waxed exceedingly wrathy and pitched int
I the school master for daring to laugh, when eve
d saint would have smiled. Republicans her
allow free speech without Interruption, Will
some Democrats do not. REroRTER.
p. S.-The Douglas Club met on Friday nigh
and it is said that they adjourned till Christine
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