The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-20

was sent US from the Rising Sun, will explain
the wholesale prescription INDUCED in by
Andy Johnson to force his Rebel policy
upon the country, and which has so signally
failed, as the recent elections in Pennsylva-
MIA, Indiana, Ohio and Iowa, have proven.
The circular published below has in thou
sands of cases met with the same indignant
response it received from the hands of Mr..
Reynolds. That the unchecked abuse of the
appointing power should be allowed to re.
main in the hands of such prongate in.
crate and traitor as the Accidency, is dis
grace to the nation.
RISING Sun, Cecil county, Nd,
October II, 1866.
r, the Hon. .iIcr RanciaN Postmaster, General:
Dear .ST:-I have Just received from
Washington the following circular, forward
ed to me by the arch political traitor, Rev
erdy johnson. who owes the position he now
holds to the loyal men of Maryland y
WASHISGToN, October 0. 1866.
To the Postmaster, Rising SIN, Cecil con"tp, MI
Sir:-The Resident Executive Committee,
appointed by the late Convention at Phila-
del hia, propose to circulate at as early
day rs practicable IA large number of ducu-
mcnts calculated to enlighten the public
mind on the great questions now at ISSUE
From your official relations with the Presi-
dent, we presume you will cheertully aid his
friends and supporters in the momcntous
contest in which they are now engaged. -
One method of doing this will be bv yeas
enable contributions Of yourself and friends
to aid in meeting the necessary expenses n-
rpr bv in i
this, forward the amount bv draft or postal or
der to Charles KNAPP. Esq the Chairman Of
the Finance Committee. who will at once
Hcano" ,sc the receipt thereof. If such
acknowledgment is not DAY received, please
inform rs.
Do not pay one dollar to any travelling
@sch of the committee. W. make these
requests Z" avoid any fraud and imposition.
BY order of the Resident Executive Com
mittee, c, kNAr, Chairman,
c. Mason, Corresponding Secretary.
The contribution asked for in the aforesaid
circular, is to aid the President in carving
out his ''policy.' His ''policy," so far as
can understand, is to turn out of office all
sonnd Union men. who cannot be bought to
adopt MY policy" and appoint Rebels in
their stead. to admit Rebel REPRESENTATIVES
and Senators from the Rebel States without
conditions, to uphold the Rel,cl sympathizers
of the North and elect as many of them as
possible to Congress- and generally to place
the officers and the Government in the hands
of the very party ,rho made him President
(of whom Booth is the chet,) and cast out
all who made the immortal Lincoln Presi-
dent and the mortal Johnson Vice President
This one man or Johnson ''policy' does
not harmonic with my views of right and
justice, and consequently cannot b, induced
to contribute anything to party whose OBJ
ject is to make treason respectable and 10y
atty odious.
| now consider the President traitor to
the Union cause and the party who elected
him. Therefore, instead of contributing
money towards paving traitors premium to
rule this country, beg leave most respect
fully to tender you my resignation as Post
master at Rising San Maryland.
am, very respectfully, yonr obedient
servant, SAMUEL II. REYNOLDS.