TEh'. Thomas Speech.
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In pursuance Of announcement, Hon.
p. F. Thomas, the locofoco Gubernato-
rial Candidate, addressed some of the cit
izens Of Cecil, in the court house in this
town, on Tuesday last. His speech was
about such an one as we expected to hear
being very Polk-ish; locoioco-sh, free
trade-ish, and weak-ish withal. He dis
played none fthose splendid abilities his
party have been trying to create for him
yet he intimated he had them some
where about, (not for exhibition to COM
mon folks of course) as he pledged him.
self to use them all for the good Of the
locofoco party if they would only elect
him.


Wehave only time to refer tothe prom
inent points Of his spcech-the following
will be recollected by those who heard
him as the points on which he dwelt.


Isl. lie Challenged Go'ds5orough.


He regretted that the Whig nominee
would not canvass the State with him