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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-27

Piatferms,-sensiet Davis. Of Mississippi. sp.
pears 70 have bu, small amount of faith IN me WITH,
o. pls,fsrms. 10 late speech IN reply 70 ssns,o,
Dossas. he thus summary and .en.bIy rise. n. s.i
ma,s q them "rhe fact u ihst | have declining
respsc, ior platforms wouli sooner have an honssi
man on sny son Of rieteiy platform you could con.
slrue Than 10 have man did no, trust on lhs bel
plsliorm which could be made
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FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION AT CHAPEL QUO

CELEBRATION At CHAPEL HILL.
TIVE Nsiionsl Declaration % Independents will ~
rad, q " O'Clock. al The College Chapel, ~ Mf
The Mccklenhurs Declaration ~ Independence will
be read w NJ. Joseph n. Saunders.
Al Ufalion will be delivered w NJ. Samuel Z.
Phillips.
ltiJ o'clock. " w., there will be large and bfi..
liant drplay n Fire Works near the conner Of Flank.
III snd Henlefson streets.
The Procession will form II II O'Clock, a. w.. IN
f,onl u the Union Hotel. The Marshal and bis AZ.
si.isnis wili preserve order The public generally are
iusitsd 10 attend. Seats will be provided Tor The Ls.
dies 81 night.
JOHN WATSON. J. X. JENNINGS,
q. D. SAUNDERS.
lun. ~. ls-il
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School for Young Ladies.

rTsHE fourth term Of our School viii commence on
I the 23rd of July next Tuition, Sl2 80 per Term;
Board in good families So per MONTH The School il
located six miles north Of Hi.lsborough. Postrihae-
Hughes's Academy. Pupils charged from the time Of
entering, and deduction for tine lost afterwards,
except at the option Of the principal
Rev. ARCHD CURRlE, Principal,
Miss MARY T.. WHORTON, .4ssisft.
June 10. 46-iw
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Rock Spring Academy.

TUE iiih session Of tins insuton will open on the
25th Of July, 1860, and continue for twenty weeks.
The Academy situated ten miles southwest Of Hills.
borough and twelve miles west Of Chapel Hill, in a
very moral and healthy community, and where every
necessary requisite for procuring an education is ex-
tended. We prepare students for college, or for The
ordinary business OF life. The terms are as follows:
Classical or Scientific Course, $50
English Branches, SIS
Board can be had al s37 per session, including all
expenses. \. D. Oldham. James F. Miner, and Others
viii take boarders. They living very convenient
For further particulars address
W. y. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks, Orange County, n. G.
June 20. 47-tf
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AT THE SAME TIME
More New Goods.

gURNETT'S TOILET SETS.
~ cOCUAlNE, fof the hair,
FL0RlMEL,s new and delightful perfume for
the HANDKERCHIEF
KALLlsTON,a eosmeiis, Cor renewing fr,ekles.
tan, sunbufn. &c.
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH, Tor preserving
and hesuiifying The teeth aud gums. Also
BuRNETr'S PLAvORlNG EXTRACTS, for
cooking. just received and Tor sse at the
DRUG STORE.
June ia. a.
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HlLLsBOROUGH ACADEMY.

G0L. TEW, who has occupied the buildings q the
~ Hilborough Mace Academy, with his furnishing
Military school, u about 20 10 his cnmmo.
dous and elegant establishment thus leaving the Aca-
denny vscanL The Trustees will be pleased 10 recriye
proposals Tor the School from competent Classical
feathers. up to the 10Th of July next.
The many decided advantages Of the location for .
successful Institution Of the kind need mol be enume.
rated.
by order Of the Board of Trustees.
J. w. NORWOOD, President.
June {. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-27

tF We are authorized to announce JOHN B.
LEATHERs as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
Of Orange County. At The ensuing August election
ID We have been requested 10 announce RICH.
ARD N. JONES as candidate for reelection 10 the
Office Of Sheriff for the county Of Orange.
II Stockholders in the North Carolina Railroad
who do not expect To attend the meeting the second
Thursday in July. aud who desire to constitute proxies,
are informed that paper for that purpose is deposited
at tho store Of Messrs w. Y. & r. J. s,rayhorn.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
Nav Term, 1850.

Samuel Cole, Original aRoclarai
o.. kried on
Thomas Warren. Land.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that he
defendant, Thomas Warren, has removed out u the
State, ahseonds or roneeas himself that tie
binary process Of law cannot be served on him: Il u
IN the Hillsborough Recorder for SIX weeks, notifying
the said Thomas Warren that unless he appcat ii
the next term Of this Court, 10 We he'll n tile cOarl
house in Marlborough, on the fourth Mondfy 10 M.
gust ncat then and there reple,y AMI plead accord
ing 10 law, he will be proceeded against ii The same
II he had been served with process and had
failed 10 appear and plead.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk OF oui said Court, al
Office ia Marlborough, the fourth Monday IT MAY.
A. D. 1860. GEORGE LAWS, {. G. &.
June 10. Pts Zee IS OO.l 4G-6a
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tai NOTICE.
DIR. NJ. Il. COHEN,

From the Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery.
MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
Hillsborough and its vicinity, that having located
himself in their village for the Summer he prepared
perform all the operations Of Filling and Extracting,
aud oilers his services TO those requiring them at his
Office At the Orange Hotel, a, their residences
may be required.
June 6. 45-lm
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Select Boarding and Day School

VNHE Select Boarding and Day School Of the Misses
L Nash and Miss Koliock, Hillsboroush n. G., will
reopen on the 18th Of July. A puncluaI attendance
is requested.
Circulars giving full particulars forwarded on app-
cation.
June IL. 46-6s
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ALEl ALEll ALEll!
- CASKS KNOX a Suns ALOA ALE iu., re-.
- eeised u The DRUG STORE.
May 10. 10.
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L NO MILLS.

Five Miles East Of IIillsbOrough.
NY WOOL CARDING MACHINES are IL good
W order. AMI will commence Carding By The FIRST Of
June. Price fof cafdins. cents per pound, weight
Of fas. Put one pound of grease ten of WOOL Have
your wool clean and clear Of bu aud well picked and
you will insure good work. Wool Flax seed, Wheat,
&c. will he taken 10 payment. as expect something
when the work Is done.
300 srllons Of Linssed Oil for sale. Cash given
Ior Wheat.
JOHN Y. LYON.
Msy 80 a.
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MARRIED,
IN this county. on Thursday, June 5ih, ty Samuel
Couch. Eco. NJ. SAMUEL CRABrREE % Mis-
ELIZABETH ANN sTRAYH0RN. al Of Orange.
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LAND FOR SALE.

n the lih DAY Of July next Of the court house IN
Hill.botoueh, the undersigned will offer Tor sale.
on credit Il one aud years, with bond and good
security, With interest sitter six months, y acres Of
Land adjoining Joseph l.sta and Others.
JOHN w. NORWOOD.
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IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
The defendant. Kineken LeaIhers, has removed out
Of the county that the Ordinary process Of law
not be served him IL is therefore ordered BY The
Court that publication be made in Tie Hiilsho.Dugh
Recorder for six weeks, notifying the said Kinchen
Iesihers that unless he appears At the Term ~
this Court be held at the house llisboough
On the fourth Monday 10 August next, then and there
repesy and plead according % law he viii ~ pro-
cecdeJ against IN the manner u Il hc had been
served with process and had failed appear aud plead
Witness, tieorge Laws, CLERK q our said Couii, i,
Office in Hilsborousb, the 9Th Monlly III Nav 1850.
GEORGE LAWS, c. q. e.
June %. tPr.'s fee Sc co.. 46-Gx
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THE MIGHTY HEALER
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

The free admissions Of all Nations. a. well A. he
serir y the leading Hospitals 81 the Old o. well a.
u The New World, slamPthis powerful remedial Agent
a. the greatest healing preparation ever made known
I e suffering man. The penetrating qualities are more
Than marvellous, through the external oriccs or tho
>kin invisible 10 the naked eye il reaches the seat Of
the Internal disease; and in oil external affections liz
iiialmmaiofy and healing virtues surpsss
else on record, aud Is Natures great ally.
ERYsTPELAs AND SALT RHEUM
are two Of the most common and yrulent Disorders
prevalent on this continent, 10 these the Ointment i.
especially antagonsiic, is mO6us operanGi Is first
to eradicate the venom and then complete the curc
BAD LEGS. OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases Of many years standing that have pertina.
cinusy refused 70 yield TO- any othsfsremedy or treat,
ment haye invariably suceumbed 10 a few appliea.
lions Of this powerful unguent.
ERuPTlONs on THE SKIN,
Arising from bad state Of the blood or ehronic dis
sradieatcd. and clear and surface
esained Us The restorative action II this Ointment Il
SURPRISES many 81 The cosmetics aud o.her toilet app
ancrs u ii power u dspri shcs and other disrure.
mcnts u the lace
PILES AND FTSTULA.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent and stab.
horn disorders Is ersjcaied locally and entirely Nv The
fse 81 this emalient. warm lamentations should pte.
esc its application IL healing qualities will e COund
10 Be thorough and insaiiable.
Both tie Ointment and Pills should be used
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-27

~ He tolVtriGg case:
liunians, Rheumatism, Sore Threats,
Turns, hagweim, Sores Of al kinds.
Ihappej Hands SAT- kheom, Spfsins.
ahHblaias. sesiis, Still Joints.
fistul1, skin Diseases. letter.
Giut. SwelIed CIands t'toe,,
humsaeo. Sore Legs, Nenefesl Sores,
Meienhai brup. sore breasts, Wounds q I'll
tons, sore Heads. Kinds.
Piles.
- CAUTION - None are genuine upI.s. ,ts
words !" Holloway. New York aud I.onlop !" n, IN.
ccrnahe as Waiermark In every esf n tls h,ok n
directions arcnni each ID, o. bcs Ire AIN, m,y "
plainly seen y holding die leaf 10 Inc ght. hspd.
some reward will be given 10 any one rendering such
Information a. may lead q lhe detection u any raHy
o. parties counteticing The medicines u vending The
same. knowing them 70 Be spurious.
- Sold 81 The Manufactures ~ Professor Holln.
way. so Maiden Lane, New York and By I'll fespec,a.
bic Druggists and Dealers In Medicines throusboat
the United Ssies and Tie civilized world IN boTes A
IS cents, 60 cents. aud n each.
or There Is considerable saving By taking he ls,s.
ef siEes
N. B.--Dipc,ions for the guidance Of patient. IN
every disorder are stiised 10 zach bot
Aas. 10. es-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

A GLOWING TRIBUTE TO JoHN Ball.
The Raleigh On. O. Register, in describing
.. the great gathering for the Union" held al
Salisbury, in the good old North State, on
Thursday and Friday Of the last week. and
which is represented to have been the largest
political asScublage ever convened in Morrill,
Carolina since the days Of 1870 relates the
follow ing thrilling incident of it:
At given signal, the Hon. Geo. +.
Badger commenced n speech, which. from
beginning to end. showed that, though the
fIosts of years had whitcntd his locks, his
great intellect remained in al its vigor, and
his htart was warm with the fires Of an
ardent patriotism. We regret that there was
no reporter on the ground. But while We will
not do MIR. Badger the injustice to attomp. a
sketch. there was one part to which we can
not refrain from calling attention.
Speaking Of John Bell. he said: Fellow.
citiz'ns, intend to do justice to John Bell
although do it at my own expense. John
Brll. with s,atesmanlkc sagacitv and fore
sight which did not possess, voted against
the Kansas Nebraska hill. voted fer it,
Joha BeHdm riohi. and | gaze The morsf roie
Ierer anre m my h!e." This honest, frank
and manly declaration was received by the
meeting with an almost wild enthusiasm, and
cheer after cheer attestcd that this confession
OF error by n man of lranscrnfcnt intellect and
large experience went right to the heart of
the pcoL lc, WHO, when let alone by dema-
goeucs, will always recognise and revere
truth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

1ANCEy Nor OFFERED THE VICE PREsI
DENCY. Mr.. George n. Saunders. whose ties.
timony was relied upon TO prove the charge
so iudustriously advanced against Douglas
and his party by the Southern press, that Mr.
Yanccy had been offered the Vice Presidency
upon the Douglas ticket, publishes in the
New York Times letter addressed to tn,
Charleston Courier. admitting that he had
said, at a private dinner party, Mr.. Yanccy
could get that position upon the Douglas
ticket for the services he had rendered il
breaking up the Charleston Convention, hu,
adds that his remarks ''sprang out Of The
moment, without Previous thought. and wert
only responsive to the spirit of gond-humorcd
political railIcry which prevailed around The
table," and in'iimates that the whole thing
was " dcvish good joke"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

VOTES LINCOLN CAN AFFORD TO LOSE. =.
Mr. Lincoln. if he obtains all the free States
will have just one hundred and eighty-lhrce
electoral votes, while Che whole number
being three hundred and tlrcc) one bundled
and tfty-two would be majority OF
the whole. Then 1t appears he could only
spare thty one, and should he lose New
York (thirty-live votcs) must be defeated
even with California and Oregon on his side
Losing those two States (having seven votes
he could not lose Pennsylvania (twenty-scycn
votes) as he would then have but one hundred
and Corty-nne, or three less than majority
of the college; but carrying either California
or Oregon. with all the other free States, he
would have majority without Pennsylvania
or he might lose Ohio, California and Oregon,
thirty-onc, and still be safe New York is
the only single State which would defeat him.
PHSbure Dispatch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

GIVE copy from the B.lto. Patriot Of
Tuesday evening last, the following briel
notice of the death of a gentlemen who has
eft many relatives ard friends in Cecil
eret to announce the death of Mr. Stephen IL
Manly, which took place this morning at his
residence in this city, after an illness Of two
weeks. Mr. Manly was in the prime of life,
and bid fair 10 reach advanced age, hut sick,
ness came. and death dcvoured. He filled
the Office Of Deputy Marshal under Mayo!
Swami. and at the per iod of his dercase, was
enc of the bailfS to the Criminal Court. lie
has been cut down in the vigor of manhood
leaving many friends to mourn their loss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27
TO GGNsgIs1EoTEyEs,

TIL" advertiser, having hcca restored to health in
few weeks by very simple Remedy. after having suffered
several. years with severe lung affection, and that drra,
disease Con,unl tip-is anxious to make known to his
fruw->ulIcruls the Of cure.
To all who desire it, lie will send copy Of the pre-
scripou used (trrc Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE tuRE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRVNcurls, &c.
The only object II the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scripion i, benefit the afflicted and spread noiua-
tiun which he conrrivcs he invaluable aud he hopes
every sufferer will try hi. remedy rs it will cost them
nothing AMI may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wiiliamsbulgh,
Oct 6, 1sGG--Iy. Kings county, New York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27
Miscellaneous News Items.

DEsrRrcTlvE FIRE IN SMYRNx. DEL.-A
fire occurred in Smyrna, on the night Of the
l7th inst The buildings destroyed were o
cooper shop small tenant house, and tho
T,nperance Hall. The latter was occupied
in the basement by Denny Stevenson, ST., as
broom roctory: first floor by Robert D.
lioif,cker, printing office. Smyrna Times. >
and Miss Maria Mitchell for select school, aud
the second floor as the place Of meeting Of
the Smyrna Sax Horn Band the Order OF Red
Men, and the Cadets Of Temperance. The
three buildings belonged to JAS. r. Clements
on which there is an insurance Of about
81 600 John Mitchell cooper, lost every
hing in his shop. Mr.. Stevenson, bn; a
part ofhis saved the Cadets lost everything,
and the Baud TWO of their valuable brass i'll
struments. The first floor was more tortu-
nate; all Of Miss Mitchcll's school a1purtc-
nances were saved the Times Office was
saved also, with the addition Of an extra lot
of pi.'-II dmiaston Rep.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

NorE FOR LINCoLN-A VOTE FOR YAM.
cEY DlsrNloNI>rs. That every vote for Lin.
coin in Maryland is vote for the dsunion
faction, with Breckenridge and Lane at its
head, is as clear as the sunbeam. That every
vote lor Lincoln, CAST FOR WHATEVER CAUSE
IT MAY BE, cndansers the success of the oppo-
iitlon in the next State contest for a
Governor and Legislature, and endangcrs also
the election of a United States Senator, to
succeed lion. a. Kennedy, is equally clear.
Will any cppositionist in Cecil county con-
tribute for any reason to such dcplorable
result? We think but few will act SO un-
wisely.
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4florric0.


GILLESPIE- CLARK.-O Oct. 18th by Rev.
j. L. WhitcSide, j. STEEL GILLESPIE to
Miss MARY L. CLARK all of this county.
MWELL-EVANS.- On the 18th inst.
at Underwood Cecil Co., by the Rev. Mr..
Squicr Dr.. Il. L. BRoMwELL to Miss
JOSEPHINE EVANS, daughter OIL. III. Evans
Esq.
WOOD -LOGAN.-By Rev. J. S. Cook on
the 23d inst, at Claytalls farm, Cecil Co.
Mr.. CONVICTION WooD of Elkton, to Miss
MARY AUGUSTA, daughter Of Mr.. Thos,
Logan.
WRIGHT cNEAL.-By the same on the
9th at Bell Hill farm, Mr.. WIN. X.
WRIGHT, of Elkton, to Miss SUSAN j.
daughter of Mr.. Thos. McNcal of this Co.
D-W Wilmington papers please copy.
OD-McCREARY.-B The same on the
same evening, Mr.. HENRY WooD to Miss
ANNA AMELIA, daughter of Thos McCreary,
all of Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

GJ7In the Disunion plan proposed in 1858
by Mr.. fancey, in letter TO Mr.. Pryor, il
was declared to be the policy of those con.
ceincd that Virginia and the other border
States should remain in the Union, where by
their position and their counscls, they could
prove more effective friends than by moving
ont of the Union, and thus giving to the
Southern Corfedcracy long abolition hoSlil,
border to watch. They thea only wanted
the " Southern Confrdcracv" to consist Of
the " Cotton States and Virginia to be the
Flanders " on " hich their battles were to
be fought, and their interests protected. II
is now found important to hitch Virginia
II, TOO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

" The Prince OF Wales and Suite CIR bark
ed on the royal Squadron for England a
Portland, Maine, on Saturday last, after q
tour Of three months, two in Canada an(
one in the United States.
lie landed at St. Johns on the 9th oil
July, passed from Newfoundland, to Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick, through Canada
to Detroit, where he landed ON the Goth o
September: has traverscd Michigan. Illinois
Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia
Maryland New Jersey. New York, Massa
chusetts. New Hampshire and Maine in thrt,
days, and sailed ON the Goth Of October fol
home.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION IN
New YoRK.-An immense torchlght process
sion of the opponents ofLincoln came off in
New York on Tuesday night last. The
Herald says the procession was seven miles
long, and required more than three hours to
pass given point. The same paper says
there were - to 30, coo men in line, all of
whom were citizens Of the State and city with
a very trlIing exception. The Courier (RcpJ
admits there were 10000 in line, and the
Times (Rep.) says; s'therc were probably
about % 900, some in red shirts, some in
white. some in uniform coats, many in their
every day apparel, and altogether, with
their banners, transparcncies, temples OF
liberty, boats on wheels and torches in hand,
forming an exciting Spectacle
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

FIRES IN FAcronES "A very ingenious and
desirable invention for facilitating in the cx-
tnenshment Of fires in factories, or large
buildings of any kind has been applied at the
mills of the Agawam Canal Company in
Springfield, Mass. 1t consists, generally of
a small hydrostatc engine, set IN motion
from any part of the building by u sort of
water telegraph, ard operating at once to
start the wheels, the pumps and the hell Of
the mill. The cost Of introduction is from
5000 to $500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

CONFIDENCE IN TIE UNIoN.-Thc Treasury
Officers at Washington yesterday opened the
bids for the new ten million loan, bearing
five per cent. interest and redcemahle in
twenty years The bids aggregated s 10, 437.-
600. and the whole loan. " it'll the exception
of S l97, 600 awarded at par. was taken at
premiums ranging from the fraction of cent
to one and onc.th,rl per cent. premium -
Considering the active employment Of capital
now in trade this is as good terms as the
Government conld have expected and shows
the confidence of capitalists in the stability
of the Union. -Baii. Antrri.nn 23rd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27
VIC Duty of Maryland.


III MS recent Baltimore Speech Winter
laws !" spea"lhe OF tae contest OF 1896
u''oer inc 'eau OF M'llard Fillmore used ;he
'o''o" my 'a"suhse'
!. Mary'ana alone OF all the states kept
to Ills I,v VII, g. ,,'o s''u s'I i.'I
liant than any other in the United States for
heroic devotion, Tor mistaken pluck, for per-
'L ,h W 10 a. S'e PlcaSeS' and leave
And now undrr ,no,ha. ,,,olar ~ p,"s.s,L
oLic, of wi.ler pubhc crpcrience Of OLD Tb;o
'mtccedcnE. holding Tic most intimate relations
70 I a1ot s'eo' , St"1eSnan" 10 rhom ndrylond wdS
w r 'g "iy 'uy p",a 70 e're nef t"cs hsf
upoa ererv great quesiin Mm iovches Mcp r't
interest Of the eo"n',u. MARYLAND PLACES
, I,,i LANES ,Sa,, or JUN BELL and EDWARD
'h,, dnml, o ~: sio "t' p'ore' anu | take II
change, lin the ,I,e ooycruncrt " ivy o v, !"
try, just so deeply and firmly is She resolved
'hal tor them in November her vote shall be
, W'.,',. , u.;r, and then
her SKINS viii M. irna rrr, 3, ," -. "'u
Of whatever may occur"
We use the above extract from Mr. Davis
spccch with our own cmpLasizino as t.i,o
the most conclusive, while it is the most con.
Else statement that we have Soon or ,bo rc, .
sons why Mary land in 1850 sbon,d ronoo,
he glorious expression ofls56.
Who ,,o,r ,ho A. ,co ..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27


D@Joc Lane, less relicent than his COL
league, Brock InIidge, on the subject Of the
Norfolk questions, declares that he "u,h
'ercr df0~ a swo'd against a people fighting
for Mc" Cons tHutionaI ~ rights :" that is,
if South Carolina or Alabama, or both, OF
more Southern States, chose to ''makc a
muss , in consequence of Lincoln's election
he will not aid in qucllng it. a democratic
exchange, in quoting this saying of "honcst
Joes remarks, "a noblcr sentiment was
never uttered. In Notification times Jack
son had hemp for these sticklers for econ
stlluional rights" The administration
party, in these latter-rathcr these last
day of democracy, has naught but aid and
comfort fer the lanceys Rhctts &C., who,
because they can't rule are for ruin.