THE CECIL WHHG.

4th of July.
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DO the citizens of Elkton intend to
celebrate in any public manner the ap-
preaching anniversary Of our National
Independence


Those redoub,able Blues and 'Greys,'
where are they, and what do they intend
to do2 Soldiers! has the martial spirit
died within you? Is there no longer any
charm in the music of the fife and drum2
Beslir yourselves, or your swords will
rust in their scabbards.


And those temperance men who once
made such fuss what are they about2
Like the sow that was washed, have they
gone back TO walIowing in the mire2 or,
how is it with them?