The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
A CARD.

S"ei s'"'emehts equhhy tfuthieSs
nos .ne .olo"'he expression Mr.. Matht
!ePorleu 10 nave declared that he would
E E"n.e mnM '''e ssfessionls,s TO prevent
,,a,, ~ i' a'Io" ~ Marslaha' me STATE
wb,ilv S,lao n a"d lAue SuIn eai"tioh, 10
nrndnc,;nn 81 ' nv Aar,;a s'Iou W W Tue
ono of IT, =, IN Aoo'i'ioh liiissary from
has come into MARYLAND a,d mvdo,ta t tps 70 .
manage the in,erests of tho TTn;on u,an af
the State Hn 10 nndars,oe,d ha ,ha san,a
;nd;v;dnnl wh, - 49, WY '"n
from the Ad,,;nis,r., ;nm .t '' W.sI;,,, ns"
the onnn;,tn,ant 80 raIio,, a' 10
~ Tapr. . =" ~ vi oo'iee'o, ~ .he Na.ioii
o.. u'h ~, onstgssioaai DiS'ric, Vi 'h's
80, "neiIi' nc ''ao NOT 'heh' ana never
~ I i.
M IS Ano"n 70 nave i"oored actively Tor
d iens'h Vi Time, 10 secure the necessary
suteueS 10 pond, so as to enable HIM to
ENJOY 'he once 10 winch he had been ap.
pointed put IN yam; 10 more than one
gentleman, he offered share of the profits
or the Office, provided they would furnish
the requisite security. There were many
gentlemen, no doubt, anxious to obtain
even q share Of, the profits of the Office. and
who could have supplied the requisite securi.
ty, but who it is presumed did not repose
confidence in the person alluded to, and
therefore he lost the office. He now turns
,cOrreSnOnunnt a ro bnli
paper, and engages in writing art;clas NOV.
dacious and reckless in tba;r charnota,u AHn A1
does not hesitate IN hovo nr;,,t,'a .Ia,J Inv
ous stoteme,to ooroor,; f.,,I,
at this cr;y;, a. ~ ""o
nac.S.;,,. ~. 'ec ."e Pi'pr'e'y OF
th;s Eai} H. .. NJ III in.c ou; e"n'p"'sh
'A,s i""' .ne Negro question:
refiaps II might seem to many that such
person and his statements We're alike unworthy
OF notice, but there can be no doubt that in his
own Judgment, ut least II IN no other, he is
eiogether ihialiibie; and to question his opin-
ION, OF refuse his dlc!atlon is to become Sop
perheac at once, and such as do, are only
"or,hy OF lnhabltlng the land OF Dixie.
ne meeting to which this writer has referred
IN MS III el!"us letter, was called for consuta-
Iioii' III view OF the endangered condition of the
Union parry OF the State. 1t was composed of
ohiol'sIs OF posi!ioh ana influence OF various
couh'les men OF known and tried unionism,
anu a. whose op)ect was to act tor, and promote,
'iie e, pest interest OF the Union cause.
.I me meeting referred to took no extreme
actiol' ana We're governed throughout by a
,"uo'pie disposition 10 arrest any action calcu
ia'eu ~ interfere win the harmony OF the party,
anu prevent TIE spread OIL questions and action
Vi d enn'ac'el 10 produce alseoru. lhe gentle
"cn .oiPosins were very unanimous IN the
opinion mat II wou!d be premature to adopt
' , uiiiithcla'lhg doctrine or laying
S.N P'ineip!eS III advance oi IL heetlhg OF II
ota We. Gon!eht,on' regularly called, by authority
VI '1e Union ota'e Central Committee, and con-
h tn their action to resolution requesting the
In"il li''ii % 'he stare COMMITTEE to convene
..o Co!liili!'er, 10 rake mo consideration the
P,'PiIe'y Vi e"liiiig, at aii early DAY, a State
Coh' e,it'on LOT the laying down OF principles,
"nu INC hoihina'ioh OF candidates for Stale
oh lt o
nc ota.t oeh'ia committee has IN accord
anIe win Inns request. ana It's own duty, met,
anu au'noi'zeo meeting OF state Union Con-
eh. ia 70 pe he'" III TIE Guy OF Baltimore on
.he Sou o' the present month. Tins call is upon
INC onlohls,s Vi lhe whole state, and made by
tne on!y oo9y IN lhe state having authority to
nahe 'l' una properly responded to, as it no
Goup. VIII oe' WIZ pflng together from the diff
'e!enl c1!n.ieS VI the ota'e The representatives
81 Tue Cnion men, VINO can authoratively
announce ,he principles OF the Unou party,
when ousht 10 recohcl!e the conflict OF views,
coiillheu Us huch c"hillct Is manly to questions
1 no material W LIE great ana absorbing one OF
oIioh.
inusn'u''i 's nave peen maze the SUBJECT OF
misrepresehat'o by certain disorganzers,
aesile 10 De understood. l was chosen Comp
.lo'IeI III lool' oy majority OF the electors OF
'ne H''.'e' upon issues coiihned to the question
vi ohloi' hiolie. Inc platforms OF principles
ae"p'e'' ny 'i,e oh'on men III the conventions
Oh may ana usust OF lnaf year are still III eXis-
'ehce' ana can he seen by those who choose to
consult them.
III tnat campaign neld steadily to the doc
tf'iie vi inc principles ia!u down. 1 have done
50 10 this .a5' ana eXpeet 10 continue to do 50.
! nave ho' s"erTeu 'ne breadth OF halr.
nave ~ sympathy ioi either secession or eboli-
W. in.s nave pom p9eh curses ana blights
upon o i"'i ieho' oo not ana cannot,
approve tne agitation OF the question OF Eman-
cipaton of the slaves of MARYLAND in the com
ING camnaipn. I think tho or;,.t;,r IS III
estin ar onv moitor cnnnoo, Cd ,..;,u :. .li.a
9n' " "ny in''o' 'o'ihec'eu Win II, can
do no good, and Will certainly produce mischief.
1t is not necessary to Cnonism that such
question be taken into consideration and Iii
nnsed of uow md II ,,;,, ,r,lohi, H. -,
f'"." y, ho"' eho ~ "iil piopapiy ne ADMITTED
ny thinking men that II every slave in Mary
land were made free Tomorrow il would NOT
shorten the duration If N. ,,or .,,.o,,.., -.
- ~ "a IL ."ei'y -ioui
nuns vi "'u tnc eause vi INC Union Ill the
least.
1t is question upon which there are honest
ditferonc.i of o,,i,,;t, o,,on,,, a. r:
- ~ 60 " P "so' ING ohion hen
vi Wy Sta.e, anu ~ Shou.u nol, Oh tnat account,
be allowed to come into the political arena, for
il will distract and divide them yyben all shn,ld
,o,,,;, ,,,;.,d 10y " N
m , ~
am opposed 10 the Introduction OF this QueS-
ont with fearful civil war. boc.,,,o t;n,aa or
,;..a.. al ,:c y, 0 'i',o' vi
eA'i'e.''en' anu at'he' w.eh 'he passions OF men
are raised, are not propltlouS to that calm and
prudent consideration of a subiect enterng en-
f .ranl, into tbn d;a;,ni., -. ~ ,e;ois %
- o "o Vi 'ne piiiSuig 10
pear that wise ana prudent craftsmanship which
u question SO interviewer in our system and
such a maon;t,,de Of ;n+orasts n ~;
fruast;on 1,ns II o. - VI ''''0'' % 'ii'
d"es'ioh uoes, ouen' W na'e.
interference