The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06
The following interesting account Of

THE following interesting account Of
| the proceedings of disconsola'e circle Of
the Secesh is published in last Tuesday
Baltimore american. We should nj wonder
if the circles were extended in this locality.
The Secesh certainly are in great need OF
consolation, and we do MT see in what man
ner they are to be comforted, except they
resolre to be.
AT MEETING OF TIE SOUTHERN sYMpA.
TIMERS Of this city Of both held at Rose Water
elected and proceedings adopted:
President-Mrs Grundy.
Vice p"-sidents-Revcrcnd DR.. Cream Cheese. Miss
Flora Mclvor McFmsey Mr.. Ro ,sr de Coverly Convey
Mr.. j. lvanhoe Smith. Mrs. Mari Stuart Snubbem Mr.
Aymr dc Vallencs Cutten, and Miss Charlotte Cosday
Lillywhite
Secretary-NIr. Jeems De la Creme Jenkins
Miss Lucy Lammermoor Lithpngton offered the fol
lowing resolutions which were Unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That thou Oh the holy cause Of Southern
freedom and Slavery has been lost upon the battle
field it still holds the cepter, and pledge
selves to put in social coventry and Danish fr-m
coty," ali who have sympthzed with the Yankee Gov
eminent ut Washington In its unholy crusade against
our sncrcd rights and institutions.
RESOLVED. That any lady who shall be proved hay
walked with or permitted any attentions from Federal
officer shall he severely reprimsnded by the President
in the presence of the Society and said officer in
uufpl' she shall be denied admission the soecs for
forfeit our acquaintanceship
RESOLVED, That any gentleman who is known to pay
any attention to female with "Union proclivities
shall have no partner for the 'Germnn" for the next
soree ensuing; and if he repeats the offence he shall
forfeit our aequaintaceshp.
RESOLVED, That it shall be deemed no mputa tio,,
upon any member of this society that he or she may
have ut any time taken the ath of allegiance to the
vulgar Yankee Government such oath is in no man.
ner binding upon people Of high blood and chvalrous
sensbilities.
RESOLVED, That when IN public worship the minister
prays for the President of the United States and all
others in authority the members Of this society shall
not say amen" hut shall wink one eye and MENTALLY
excaim IN A HORN"
RESOLVED. That who are heads Of families will pro-
hbit children from sliding the cellar doors with
the children Of our neighbors who have been enemies of
the South.
RESOLVED That will observe next Fourth of July
as day of fasting and prayer and will cstigae any
our children who may be detected that dy in the
act Of exploding fire crackers in other unbecoming
demonstrations
RESOLVED, That ado,t for our regalia when in
secret session badge to be worn on tho left breast
having printed thereon the picture of j. Wilkes Booth
and the motto " SIC SEMPER TYRANNI'."
On motion Of Nr. Jonathan Doughface which was
seconded by Miss Jemima Ann Slick 1t was also
RESOLVED, That the term Yankee in TIE above resol.
mons not intended as insinuatiOn upon those mem
hers OF our society VIII" of Northern birth arid have
done full for their unfortunate origin humhy
crawling their knees to the shrine of Southern chv
airy humiatng themselves before the idol of SIa-
very and assiduously licking the of the sacred
priesthood. BY order MRS. GRvNDY, President
JEEhs DE la CREME JENKINS, Secretary.