The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-06-25
i" The Happy Family J"

"The Happy FaMily J.!
THUNDER FROM DOWN sIIoRE-TIiE CECIL
DEMOCRAT "CoBBED' by THE EAsToN
STARTS BREAD AND BUTTER THREAT
ENED-ITs STATEMENTS DENOUNCED AS
DOWNRIGHT FALsEHoOD THE MAN
OF THE DEMOCRAT CRAZY -" sHoo,
FLY THE DEMOCRAT BENEATH CON
TEMPT STUFF - THE DEMOCRAT IN
TALBoT-CECII. DEMOCRACY THREATENED
WITH ''FIERY DESTRUCTION
Such is the text of the fearful castigation
the Easton Star gives our superserviceable
friend the Democrat, for "peking its nose .
in the affairs of Talbot county. The Star
used mighty brush on the back of the
Democrat-over two columns in length
and we can only Gull few choice twigs
from it, by way of showing. our readers the
state of the Happy Family" The Sta,
says:
Alas for Gabriel man of flesh has car
ried off the honors. Not "the man in the
moon,' but the man Of the Cecil Democrat
has blown his awful horn, and hereafter al
the urchins of Easten must keep silent
At your peril, little ones, speak not above
4 whisper, while we go abroad and survey
this sublime visitation.
We ALWAYS did accuse orr neipbbor 70,
having a weakness for blowing, but this is
too bad for one of its own household tc
style it the Gabriel of the Shore. The Sta,
next charges the Democrat with assisting
the Journalagainst it, the STAR and threat
n -
'n' W ,no'o III on VIC A'"'v,'"'' " '.N
'oA' ~. p al ''"''' ~ A'A''A W "''''''
~ o"'
"nen we nave 10 pun up our stakes mere
in Ejkton and see how that climate NAV
aoree with our health Indeed If the
6s,nocrot is to dahbie in the local nolitics
of Talbot. we shall take a hand in those Of
Cecil and to enable us to operate more
nsnn.""t Luz of To,hot .ffairs VIC n sh ,at
herin Inv nuttipg nm n nress in Eikton ",
hare one IN our office that zoe Aaoe no use for
ana man at our emo" anxious ana VIII
ing 10 run just such machlne. 10 you
understand us?
Listen. O D.naoerot. and he discreet ir
'he i"'"ie
The Democrat Is charged with being
b,s;ness +o tho de+r;ren+ IF tho r.;,road
;,,4..t. - CO., ,,a ~, O. Ill.
'A''i'''' - oeoi'' ''nA 'n' our ''uo'
Had the policy advocated by the then
President of the Company prevailed, anG
which we supported, the cars would now
be running on the road frem Elkton tc
Massey's.
T., .f, L.. +,, 1.,,. ,ssor.;or
!" w viz Oo"'"''" ' ''''o. VIVA
about the publication OF a certain aaver.
tisement in the Journal, for which libe
su;+ u,,s bronobt tho Sta,. s,vs
Upon what authority do you dare make
these reckless assertions? GU know there
as thew refer to the Star,
r,a ,,s. sho 81 hu;o, hats s,,+ a. +,<
bo,d af onr n.;nhh.r NV tho SIR is terr;fic
Here are a few Of them.
..
VINO flrst stlrred up these .aissenslons
was 1t not the Democrat! DID 1t not hunt
up the ColoneIs vote and crltlclse 1t? Did
All now r. ;s . nretty ono to cb.nns Il,
base and charge others with fomentine
"dissenslons 10 such stuff it is sufh'
cieh' 70 say onoo n.y.
We are GLAD to learn that the STIR is duly
appreciated in Cecil we wish we could say
as much Tor the democrat III ialDot, out l,
III; t;a hoe: u ~ ooa Sa. ne SuHv t
+bo Golf Of ,,ytL TT tbo Damocr.cv nj
Cecil intend that its suffrages for the sue.
cesslon shall not enure to the COMFORT o.
naipioIs vi .ne eie 3 VI iac.i9nis's y,
chance to 90 to Salisbury next Fall for a
more arrant marplot and disorganizer is
not IN the District. It's article we nave
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