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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02
"Logic, of Negro Suffrage

Under this caption The Democrat vtuper.
ates and ISLANDERS the colored voters of the
Southern States. 1t will learn by and by
that there is no logic in falsehood. That
paper sheds tears over what it styles,
"a condition in which intelligent white shall be-
come the serfs of ignorant negroes where ballots shall
be cast mainly by those who read word on the
ticket they deposit"
By what means eight millions of whites
are to become the serts to four millions of
blacks, because the blacks have an equal
right to vote, is mystery that the most
acute understanding will not be able to point
out, if the astute Democrat neglects it. No
other living man can do it, if the editor Of
The Democrat fails to explain it to his read
ers. The senses reports prove conclusively
enough that when ballots are cast by the
majority in slave States, that they are least
mainly by those who cannot read word on
the ticket they deposit" and yet The DEM
ocrat would advocate a return to negro sla.
very, in those States, to morrow if it dared.
The negroes, however, propose to erect Re.
publican governments and free schools in
those benighted lands, where the democratic
slave lord has ruled like a despot for cen,
tury, and where tar and feathers, the whip,
the Bowie knife and revolver were the .!tan.
gible evidence of his power.
"Negro supremacy the result of negro suffrage and
its success the of ignorance, prejudice and bru
tality"
So says the prophetic Democrat. As "ne.
gro suffrage and ''negro supremacy are a
state of things that never have existed, this
declaration will have to be accepted in the
light of prophecy. But rs history proves
that Ignorance, prejudice and brutality
were the fruits of slave rule in the South,
we don't see how the negroes are to make a
worse Of it by establishing free schools and
universal suffrage. Those all conquering
100000 negroes don't propose to deny
the S,000,0 600 of whites any of those bless.
ings which they desire to enjoy themselves.
The whites. when they had the power, de.
MED the NEGROES everything. They took the
very bread out of their mouths living wholly
in idlencss on the. labor of the negroes
Ictwc find their blind, raving traduccrs
charging, in anticipation, all the crimes
practiced by the blood thirsty slave masters.
upon the freedmen. VIII not justice loy.
ing and thinking public scorn such senscless
appeals TO ignorance and prejudice as ap.
pear week after week in The Democrat and
other rebel organs?
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Tome vs.. Miller.

The Democrat, last week, prints one of
its characteristic scurrilous articles against
the Republican candidate for State Senator,
charging him with legislating for his own
personal interests and neglectng that Of his
constituents. On the contrary, Mr.. Tome
is acknowledged by all disintcrested persons
as one of the most faithful guardians OF the
public interest that Cecil ever sent to An.
napo,,:a III the capacity Of legislator. We
gave chapter in our last issue, showing
wherein Mr.. Tome had saved the State
S4,ooo,oo0 by placing it out Of the power
of the Copperhead comorants. We quote
the following panegyric, on Mr.. Miller, from
The Democrat:
'Mr. Miller ia gentleman Of superior intellect, ripe
scholarship and enlarged Tisws of public duty who il
elected will bring to the discharge OF his duty
eu'l"s conviction, logical force and political sagacy
Mr. Miller has been practicing lawyer
for many years in this county, and once rep.
resented the county in the State Senate !;
and we submit that no man living can point
out single act Of his life, that will support
one of these claims.
Mr.. Tome is sneered at for being the ar
chiteot Of bis own fortune. The same logi.
cal thesis would laud Mr.. Miller for having
inherited his wealth. Mr.. Tome has been
successful man in every point of view,--a
successful inancier, a successful and able
LEGISLATOR, a successful business man gener.
ally, and usci E. member Of society. Has
the candidate of the graybacks been sue.
cessful in those or anything else? Will The
Democrat answer?
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ANOTHER CoppERHEAp LIE NAlLt

ANOTHER COppERHEAD LIE NAILED TO THE
CoUSrER.- exposed in our last issue, a
story put in circulation by the copperheads,
that Mr.. Jas. S. Cfa%fnrk had been promis.
ed the office of Deputy Clerk i: the event Of
Dr. Carter's election. We have to contra.
dict another Deputy story Of the same pur.
port this week. The graybacks are now
circulating the report that the Doctor has
promised the position TO Charles, son of
Thomas S. Smith, Esq. The story is base
fabrication put in circulation with the hope
of iniuring DR.. Carriers election. We re.
peat that no promises of the kind have been
made to any one. The circulating of such
stories is pretty conclusive evidence that
the rebs concedr the Doctors election.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02
Republican Meeting,

T Fl i A I G X A \ D Il 4 l. L 7!
There will be Republican meeting a,
the Hotel Of Mr.. Charles W. Kimbles, in
the 4th District, on Monday evening, at !
O'Clock. Several candidates will be present
Il. R. Torhcyt, Esq, will address the meet.
ing in his usual e'cnueut aud argumentative
style. Other speakers are 40 expected to
be present and make addresses. Turn o..
men, Of all political beliefs, and hear the
questions Of the day fairly stated and the
issues squarely met. The Republicans SIGHT
ON that line, and they fight with the assur.
ance o. victory on Tuesday next. All pa.
triotic, thinking men are tired ofestrayagant
rebel rNlt in the State.
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The now. from italy bv the cable ;s If

The news from Italy by the cable is of
momen'ous Importance. The movement
against home has touched a crisis which
must have prompt solution either in the
surrender Of the city to Italy, or if France
really intervencs. war for its possession
that can scarcely fail to Involve G.ner pow
ers, Garibaidi has defeated the Pope $
troops in pitched battle, aud driven them
in confusion within the walls of Rome, aud
was with bis force at its gates preparing for
the attack. Within the city confusion and
excitement prevailed, and the extremity of
the position is shown in the fact that the
Pope had left the Vatican and taken refuge
in the Castle st. Angelo The battle which
had given Garibaldi such splendid success
was fought at Monte Rotondo, he having
from ten 10 twelve thousand mon coucen.
trated there, The fight was stubborn, and
atone time doubtful, but Garibaldi put him
self at the head of his volunteers and was
completely successful. He rapidly follow.
ed up the rapal troops, aud advanced his
whole force 10 the outer Notifications Of
Rome. III Italy the excitement is intense,
and the whole nation is not OILY demanding
i.ome, hut also preparing to resist French
Intervention.
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures the
oath of October, in the parsonage, at Bay
View, by the Rev. James NJ. Elderdice.
GEORGE II. poUGHERTY and MARTHA JANE
HARRAGAN, all of this county.
HOI.TON-WAI.--On October 23d, at the
parsonage of the Penn Square Presbyte.
rlan Church, Philadelphia, by the Rev.
Mr.. Crowell, THOMAS Horror, of Rising
sun and SELENA d. WAY, of New Lon
don, Chester county, Pa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, the
18th inst, at the residence of Mr. George
W. Smith, near Zion, by the Rev. l.. II.
jackson, ROBERT H. CAMERON, of Spring.
field, Ohio, and VIRGINIA 3. SMITH, Of
this county.
GARRIsON--PHEASANT.-On Thurs.
day, 3lst ult., by the Rev. l.. H. Jackson,
ENocH G.. GARRISON and MARY j. PLEAS.
ANT, all Of this county.
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THE INDIAN LINIMENT.

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should be without it. Every TRAVELLER by land or
residing at distance from Physicians should keep
it constantly on hand. In case Of Accidents and
sudden attacks OF Stomach Complaints. its value can
not be estimated. Inquire for Major LANES INDIAN
IMMINENT, and take no other. PRICE so Cts. per
bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail by De,nas
Barnes Co, 81 Park Row, NY; Gale & Robinson
ls6 Greenwich.st. NY; f. G. Wells Co., 1872 Full.
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and by respectable Druggists throughout the world.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

ELECTION RErUREs.-We request any
persons who will feel interest in the result
of the election on Tuesday next, in this
county, to forward returns from the 9Th and
9th Districts to Port Deposit, and from the
9th to North East, from which points they
can be telegraphed to Elkton. Returns
from the LIST District can be forwarded to
Chesapeake City, from which point they
may be forwarded here. We will feel under
obligations to those who will comply with
the above suggestion and will :eciprocate,
by telepraphing the returns from this point.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

Dear Wig There was a meeting Of the
Hntcrriiod Democracy here on Saturday
night, but it was a sorry failure there were,
all told, men aud boys Of both parties, about
one hundred persons present, but it WAS a
cold and liicless affair, entirely destitute OF
that enthusiasm which used to distinguish
such gatherings. Mcssrs. Mccullough and
Miller, of your town, harangucd the faithful
on that delightful and prolific subject, Niger
Suffrage, Niger Equality, aud Niger, Mig.
ger, Niger, generally; in fact if you take
the Niger out OF Democratic speech,
there is very little remaining. Some of the
candidates we're present, and among hands
they left with the proprietor OF the Hole in
the Wall, about seventy dollars, in return
for which the spirit of Democracy was freely
dispensed, which excited the only enthusi
assn manifested on the occasion. After the
speakers and the decon.er part Of the audi
encc had left, the other kind, always the
most numerous in that party, had good
time drinking and caronsing till u late hour,
breaking up with Il great noise and Il terrible
smell Of bad whisky, aud something that
smell even worse than whisky. II friend
Crawford hui been there, lie tcould hare nc.
cognizcd the cro,cd as Democrats By his I'm.
ra1ying ruts.
The Republicans will have meeting at
the house Of Charles W. kimble, on Mon
day evening next, which predict will con
trast strongly with this motely gang.
SPECTATOR.
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The returns from the Virginia election
as far as received show SO, 1888 votes for the
Convention and 53,7lG against it. The
Convention will consist of los members
Twenty. five colored men are elected to the
Convention, and eighty white men. Seven.
ty'two Radicals are elected and thirty three
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

The Republicans of Maryland have
caused to be printed on satin and elegantly
framed a copy of Judge Chase's recent de-
cison in the case of the colored child bound
as nm apprentice to the former master in
violation of the civil rights act, which they
recently presented to him, with due form
and ceremony.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

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sve is the oldest brand Soap manufactured
in the State, and great number of our citi,
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The demand for MOORE 4 BROS Will
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THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
Extract Of Letter from Baron Solomon Rothschild

Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me
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you the amount through Messrs BELMONT 4 Co.,
New York
to many of his friends Major LANES LINIMENT
and they being DESTROYS to procure it, he should adj
wise him to establish a depot in Paris.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

President Johnson has issued his pro
clamation Recommending that Thursday, the
18th of November, be observed as day OF
National Thanksgiving. The day has al
ready been fixed upon by the Governors o.
several of the States.
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DIED.

MOKE-On the 3lst ult., MARY JANE MoKE,
in the Goth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place this Saturday
afternoon, at o clock, from the residence
of her parents, on Bow street. Friends are
invited to attend,
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The Cecil Whig.
ELKTON, NOVEMBER =, 1867.
REPUBLICAN. TICKET.

I'LL OOIUOHN- uIONI5s
For President,
GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
Subject to the Decision of the Republican Nationn
Convention.
For Governor,
HUGH LEN0X BOND
For Attoracg- General,
HENRY II. G0LDSB0ROUGH.
For, Comptroller Of the TaeaSu1p
FREDERICK SCHLEY.
Fo, Superintendent of Labor aud agriculture,
RANDOLPH JONES.
For Clerk of the Court of Appeo's,
W. L. W. sEABRooK.
For the State Senate,
JACOB TOME.
For the HoaSc OF Delegates,
LEWIS r. ROBERTS,
ELLIS G. CHANDLER,
AZARIAH RITTENHOCSE,
JOHN f. WILSON.
Far Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
DR. ROBERT c. CARTER
For Register Of Wills,
LIEUT.. CHRISTOPHER l.. WINGATE.
For Sheriff,
JAMES DENNY
For States AttOrheU,
HENRY r. TORBERT.
For CouatJ Commissioners.
JAMES II. BENSON,
GEORGE +. HARLAN,
JAMES c. CROrIIEHS.
For Jtdges Of tie Orphans CONT,
GEORGE W. BOULDEN.
JONATHAN p. Burns.
BASIL HAlNES.
f0r County SUiTGgor,
HENRY HAINES.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

Every county in Nebraska, so far as
heard from, has been carried by the Repub,
licans-DougIas, O,oe, Platte, Cumming and
Dakota. The Copperhcads last year had
maIoritIcs in every one.
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We Are Colnino.

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your future husband or wife, with name and date Of
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ngs,
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THE RETURN JUDGEs.-The return judges
of the election will meet at Elkton or
Thursday, at as early an hour as possible.
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Notice to Creditors.
EXANrINER's NOTICE.

Il
The undersigned Examiners. by virtue Of a com.
mission issued by the County Commissioners of
Cecil county, authorizing and empow crng them tn
ley and detegmlne The prophecy Of laying out new
Mahoneys to Archibald kiIraiffckS. ncaf lands Of
Joseph Tort, aud running through lands of William
", Harding, Ihomas AIcNey, Jesse u. Shippers and
some point south OF the Union Meeting House,
hereby give notice that they will meet at the lands
Of Joseph Lort, nn FRIDAY, the 9Th day December,
-.vt. vt oclcck AIN, to proceed to the execution
OF said commission. A t-As->-si
JOHN 7. SLl.La.
EDWIN ]. BROWN,
New Iss7-lm Exsm'asFa
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A SSlGNEE,S NOTICE,

SSIGNEE'S NVIIVEe
"a WHEREAS, George McCrerv and wife of Elk
township Chester county, Pa, did on the 18th day oi
October 1867, execute to the subscriber a deed of
assignment of all his property for the heneht of his
creditors, notice is therefore given to all persons
indebted to said Assignor to make immediate pay
ment aud all having legal demands against the same
are requested to prescn, them propciy authenticated
for settlement, without delay, 10
W. a. LONG, Assignee
Nov 2. Is6---3ws Oxford Pa.
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BRICK HOUSE For SALE.

The subscriber offers at Private Sale n BRICK
HOUSE, in the town of Port Deposit, near the Rail
road Depot. Terms easy Possession gwen on the
18th of March, 1868 PHILIP SAUTER.
y ISGr-l,ys
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NOTICE.
GEORGE EARLE
ELI .cosGRoVE AND WIFE.


ELI GOSGR0vE AND WIFE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In:chancery.
ORDERED, This c4th day o. October, 1867, that the
sale Of the Real Estate Of Eli Cosgfoye and wife,
made BY George Earle, Trustee, under the Decree
in the above entitled cause, be ratified and confirm.
ed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
provided, copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed at Ekton, in Cecil county afore.
said, once week for one month before the thirieh
day of November next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be 81 $50.
HENRY r. TORBERT, Clerk.
True copy; test, HENRY r. TORBEKT,
oct 26, lS67--1in Clerk.
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