The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25

Hon Schuyler Col!4x. speaker Of the last
House III Representatives., ANA who, II l. gcil-
orally conceded, will occupy the snne position
in the approaching session of Congress, ie.ivei-
ed speech in Washing ~ on Surntilr eyei,-
ing, IN which he -nid tia. ~ I esGcnr J I'M
son have unsai,cn conf .,.- c" H. ,i,.ep,a
, 10 the rex Congres>, Ice 'aet an. ,r.., he
the aJ!es which lad t..e.. .ai,. alli his
knowledge OF Pu5i.c a'tu..., ,.2u :, .iu lp De
governed by any spiri' ut l"yeDgt, u.5 8, by
, duty to the cO"uiry. lie i!u4ga! ,ae 4a.:..cr
now i'll Reconstruction" was in " l1o much
precipitation and advised tina, We "u#kc
, haste olos,y,' ard Though no wnrd hail tho
day when All lee :,:".e, >n,pad lcyr.Er ia their
appropriate orbit around the Ccni,a G.ycru-
ment, and VIXEN We can tcht'd :hc,t distinct
rs the hlIio"$, but one IL The sel, he ruuid not
forget that h:Sov tca"iie> Us II 7@a> eigh, Years
aiier the surrender ui Yorktown, in the Rcyo!u-
tionary war though OR fathers were Of one
mind as the necessity, betolc The Constitution
was adopted and the UnIpH established. From
his language It's 10 the liMis, III of the members
nj cong,cSs from the lac rcDeiiUus states il i,
easy 10 Hcr that The test uail viii he insisted
upon, 81 ar rs it apples 10 some of Ike nlcnl-
oe7 o! the so-ca!lrd con a,,Glate congress, who
wee struggling 10 Blot this Republic US II nation
nom the map of the word, and who propose tu
enter congress ca the opening day Of lis session
tie country they Struggled i earnestly to ruin"
lie ihiiig't ihe burnu. Of ships o' commerce Oh
ire ocean, the arriving Of prisoners. and the
raising ui armies to destroy the mtiion would
impair their rights un.i thc,r Lew wuye.uucnrs
Were. recognized by congress-" az ~ clcn
iIouc were judge, of the qR;tiitica. ions ot its
members, lac unprecedented they viii exercise
that right Pr,ilcnt .iuhn$on's action in
reference t" the restoration of the s;a;rs he be-
ff Al 10
he thought there were othvr terms. IN addition /"
nose prescribed by tie President, upon whcir
there was 10 div iajon OF opinion u'nung the luyni
men, winch were mat =" ia" defamation Of In
dependence must tie recognize. US the law u,
the land;' that he 'u,nclI1,rss 20 til, If slate
constitutions should be uilicI b., Il majority of
their re2pe;' thai instead 81 d.; ing the law Of
congress and "nISutiug .ac President and Tie
country, they shall e.oct congressman who ca.ls
take the oath and not those who boast that ttrv
cannot, will not, and would feel diSgruccl il
tiey did SO: and HAT = before their members
are admitted To II share of the government Of this
country clear minority of the people OF each of
these states should give evidence of their earnest
and cheerful loyalty The speech will CON-
mand attention Throughout the country.
-Goveror Brownlow, of Tennessee. in
Il recent letter, says the entire State CT Ten
ness,e abounds with thieves and robbers
who would murder man for his watch or "A
five dollar bill He has no faith in the Rebel
professions Of loyalty: thinks the war ended
at least two years too soon for the good of
the country, and ndjures the Republican ma
Jnrliy not to admit to Congress indiScrmi-
natcly the Representatives from the lately
rebrlliuuS States. Those States. he main
tanS, will not elect loyal men 10 Congress,
nor can loyal men be elected Governors of
ten. He believes that the political leaders
there have not abandoned their idea of .
separate Contrdcracy, and that they are no,v
rtorga"l%ing to make another effort at rebel
lion.
A company IT English anl American capt.
'a<.' ~" protecting Il monster cotton a-+nri,.-
ton. The fmgishrnon, who are experienced in
cotton growing N Egypt, now turn lhoirr,cs TO
America, thinking TO employ freedmen in rUl-
tvaing cotton lands at he south on an exteu.
sive scale