The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-05

believe peace Is here. to treat upon equal
terms "ith the rrp"ii'"nS enemies OF 'he i'e'
pune 10 open 'he "o"' 'o' 'c'e':" '.,'s
milton, to prepare the way Tor 1"rt'gn inter
,vrntl"n. Aud, alter all that mas been dohe'
u the reoc'" refuse your ,co"lrh''"h OF
nthcr nracean'' he'"S' "ne'c "it WV
ilow VIII Eoa ever take up ,''e ,''"Hhrt "''e'
1t has been once ii'ih ""wh no" VIII you
ever collect your army whrh II mas ~. once n'eh
moved I" return or "NnoS' "lS'.,'''', w
i"ri"aGh iinw wan You ever strengthen
'he Slhe"S o, 'hp nation up 10 Tue h"'sha Oh
re"renne the way. after once y'." WI, nave
rrnnpl'e" .'e s"'," from YOU "'".I WY,
'ell"w,c'l'ZehS' lh'f VINO propose .n'' Mo"
us wen Il, l hno" '""' an "'i'''S''e' '''"'H
neac'I'h. 'ht cessation VI ~ var ~, means
me eha OF inc waf--'hat the emu Oh We WIZ VA
means 'hc en-" nl ToersiNt ,''s">''r.S ~. ,'u
rrs,o'",",' " int ,ei'a"t ANY h ''
one P'oo'' '''"' an 'l.':'''''r "
'"'e'' "nno"' even S',Ein| '"'!' !, ~ pa'.-
"s", LII ill., Va; tSo o.t i;.t;nn, ,r"nncn
.n'l tH' us III ''e HioS' oi'''''.i ~ :;
.h't the'r purpose Is I" sop .hT war . ',"'
.'N. 'he consequences NV! 'n'i ~, , ',"i.
,'e'r P''ioS' Is W sup 'iic va, an" o' 'ooN
nr!"''" al INC ,o''S''l"t'te, -, 'n' s'"'i'''SJ
~ INC war Ieacc Is VIVA. .'ts M wa, INV "no
''l'' Is "''' A'r "hc" W. w tnr, II !" w ie!,e'
"' acceptance "' ven. Mc' '''''n' rheFe Is !.
iri'"''o' SHnH''''.'''.'' " '"' VIZ.
Mi''t "' "u.:'o. !" t. iit - ~ i",''' dc
w N.i' e'i'..I - - ~ VI, VI 81.
~" mon Ut 'n'ahs a. my ''''in ,''"'
~ o'2h' W ',e peil"'u":e; 'u. nv ~" "'.e
say" ''i''' "''e' '' H'',.'S'v' "' y '''''''o ~
WHAT pEaocRAric CONGRESS WOULD 30.
To repeal every law upon the statute book
for the carrying ON of the war would be their
first act whenever they should get II majority
of both Houses. Having IL ma ority of one
House only. they would palsy the majority
in the other House that might be DESTROYS
even of furnishing the Government with the
means for carrying on the war. They would
strike Immediately from your armies $50, GOO
or 2Oo,GOO negro soldiers for fear they would
,iSband the rest OF Tie army! They would
remove the suspension of the hd5Cas corpus,
III order that Democratic traitors mi yht walk
at large and communicate with the enemy.
[Applausc.] There is no measure nrccs-
si,ry to the conduct Of the war that they are
not already pledged to destroy.
WEAK AND 1yrouprrnvv ctNu,yDrrs-y,o.
-. Ia wv, va T." 'HH'' '.'"'''' - - j.,
We near aoiofo"S ohJ'rtiohS ABOUT inc
VOCATION OF per""iia' ''D'F'F we near Oh
j"ct!i'S about weak men nihcod III me mead
ut the armies we near n'lcr'lon" ABOUT thc
-
IA" only argument to be "rlure4 from such
lmpn'allons as thoS" Is not that MI. Lincoln
Is not 50 great. or so ah'"' or so Wi'r AZ
S"mrh1dy, else, but tha' "r"FGc d. Mc'irl-
Ian should be put IN ms place. Inc CUES
',on Is not whether Mr. Lincoln has done
the best that any man can CONCEIVE, nor
even the best that he. himself could nave
"onr. nor whether what lie hi: zone was an
HC!ntry rlgh' or absolutely IN nr'"F"a'ic"
with las" but tn" question Is whether ms
"pponrnt would d" better. lie mas,
'mcan'ng President l.nn""ln'' says dls-
'lnEn'Shed senator OF Maryland, III most
elaborate and ahle speech IN 5ro"hlyn'
Inc otner day, IN hehait Oh Mct icIiah, 'ap-
pointed weak and incompetent men to the
command or his armies. ! say yes. Me-
'''i''' Ut ~ ne'''. " '''l'''' Lt ; "i
I''"aN. NY '''. ''' y, ,''' "''
,,nr,,I, ,onon.o tLnv ware The friends NJ
t;nnrao- r N,ipnll,n I saw yrs. and Ii,z
I,I,n po.,or ,,,, nno IF thon,, rGrrot nm.
,,lnn.n I Tbnr .,v that ,hr war has mot
}a,, ,d,,,.,oI With thnt onnr,.y with which
Il o,,.tht ~ ha,n hocn Conducted and which
n,nht lonr vinrn n h,vc slammed ont the
rnI7oll;nn sew, vac nnd tlr, mrnnt,st of nil
r;lnrn,, r.,. ,I'n i:,;,nrn nf Gcnruo r. Me-.
fIalI,n ,rho u.o.tnI tI,o l,rwpst army The
pn,mh,;c avon .ssnn',,lnI j., ;dlrncss' in and
nr,innI ,ho c;,,. IF Wnsh;n,,tnn for ncnrl,
,;,ht nontbs wlco nnt onn.th;rd his MINI.
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