The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-19

Some poor swain who signed himself
Baltimore, of the 10Th of October, attempts
to come it over our neighbor with ''soft sod
der" as Sam Slick says, just after the Con.
stitutiona election. But no you don't
''Romco.' Juliet spurns your protestations
of love. Listen to the little mink, how she
puts ON airs and "scts him up:'
"Wc beg our respected correspondent to
make 10 further allusion to any vote which
the Baltimore Democracy can give. They
have dcluded their brethren of the counties
until they can no longer put any trust in
| them. The Democrats of Baltimore should
know what their brethren in the counties
think and say of them. They feel for them
only the most unuttcrable contempt, and
they say in the event of McClellan's cleo
ton, not one of them shall put his nose,
even, inside of the Custom House or Post
Office, or into any other place of honor or
profit. They say this, and will insist upon
it, although every, Baltimore Democrat
should cxclaim with Cain, the original fratri-
de,-'My punishment is greater than can
/ bear. "
The "event" didn't get round on the sth,
but the punishment is pretty much the
same, for we can assure our spunky little
Juliet that not one of those "Democrats of
Baltimore" ''shall put his nose, even, inside
of the Custom House or Post Office, or into
any other place Of honor or profit" The
whole party is bound for Salt river, and
'.their brethren in the countless" although
feeling .'thc most unuttcrablc contempt for
the journey, and although every Baltimore
Democrat should exclaim with Cain, las
doubtless they are,) the original fratrcide,
My punishment is greater than l can
bear :" its no use hanging back, the county
brotherhood must take the same boat, along
with the ''Dcmocrats of Baltimore" for
those dreary regions where defeated politi-
ticians SILVER in the cold and feed on husks,
in place of the rich viands of Custom Houses
and Post Offices.
November 18th Cecil Democrat, after the
election, can't find any of the above States
set down for "Little Mike as our "Dimo-
krats'' Of the erich Irish brogue" call the
'old commander No returns here
couldn't have heard the result-wires have
been blown down by the storm on the night
of the election, maybe. All, here's some
thing from Fair Hill, 4th election district of
Cecil county.
If the polls hadn't been prematurely clos
ed at Fair Hill, and the preventing of "Dem-
ocrats'' from committing perjury, the county
would have gone for Mcclellan.
That's comforting as the Judges rehec-
tons about Maud Muller. "What might
have been's' a pleasant subject for rumnat-
ing politicians as well as lovers. All, here
it is at last:
"TnE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTI0x.-The
friends of the Administration concede to
Gen. Mcclellan only the States of Ken
lucky, Missouri, Delaware and New Jersey,
80 votes. New York is in Doubt
They don't ''conccde' quite so many
Well take Missouri, if you please, and place
New York out of doubt. and that will leave
Little Mac Fl votes, just enough to let the
people know he was running.
P.S.-A few complimentary tickets, which
will cntitle the holders to cabin passage on
the steamer Salt River, can be had at Tile
Wing Office. Members of the Quartette
Band will have the preference over all 9th
ers if they call early.