Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
FoR CoNGREss-Rehu6HcanS.


received.
Foa CoNGREss--Rehu6Hc
Mess,s. Moore and MsKim, from the
district composed of Baltimore city and
county, by a majority of more than 1900
votes.
! MIR. Montgomery, from the district COM
posed of Hartford, Caecil and Kent Coun-
ties, by a majority of about 700 votes.
For Observation-Disclosures, all.
From Balfimore-Messrs Steuart and
Bland, by maiorities of about 26cO votes.
From Baltimore county-Mcssrs. STAINS
bury, Harryman, Brown, and Randall, by
maiorities of about 1000 votes.
From .fanohohs city--Messrs. Muir and
BIZ by m,jeri,y e IS vntes.
From Cecil county-Messrs. Mitchell,
Veazey, Porter and Hart, by average ma
jori;ies OF about s. votes.
From Kent county Messrs. Anger,
Mofatt, Brice and Welsh, by average ma
jorities of IS votes.
From Hartford county--four members
particulars from Hartford not vet received.
MIR. Montgomery, we are informed, has
majority of 600 votes. for Congress. s,
(EUening Posf. J
With feelings of ineXpressible gladness,
and sentiments of gratitutle to Heaven, sit
down after the hustle of Monday to sketch
the result : and the result is the triumph
OF Democracy in Baltimore city and county,
10y majority never surpassed it equal
led. How could it be otherwise The To-
ries provoked all our strength, and they
felt our weight. Federalism is PROSTATE
in this district-and, if the people of Ma
ryland have been true TO themselves and
the principles OF seventy six (as think
they have BEEN we have striumphed glo-
riousy,' Throughout. The state - Whig.
After the certainty of the county cleo
ton was ascertained yesterday, process
sion was formed at the Point, composed of
the farmers of the county, and seamen,
mechanics and merchants of the city and
Point, together with other republican citi-
zens. In the front was borne the plough on
wheels, under the guidance of capt. STAINS
bury, one of the County members elect
This was followed by citizens of the pre-
cincts and county. To this succeeded a
sch'r appropriately rugged, decorated and
manned---on board of this vessel were the
city candidates for assembly, and the con-.
gressional members elect of the district,
with the proper officers. Citizens of every
businessand profession were in the presses
siohal ranks. They were attended by mar
tial aiusic
After moving through the different streets
OF the city they reached Hampstead hill a.
bout dusk, where they kindled fame a.
round SIX pipes Mt gin On which lad bsca
paid tribute to Great Britain, accompanied
by discharge of II rounds of cannon.
Over the pipes of Gin was suspended a
Canvass which bore the follow me- inscr o.ion
-" British orders of Council" The frame
to which it was attached, somewhat resem :.
bled gallows; the whole wss consumed
amid the patriotic shouts OF thousands of
our fellow citizens.
Alter this was accomplished, the processi..
on returnedby tors2l light to the city When
they arrived =" South street opposite the re-.
sidence II Mr. M'Kim, he addressed them
as trends, fellow-CItizeus and Americans,
Thanked them for the honors conferred on
b,m, gloried III the tes' mony they had Civ.
en- OF their attachment to the principles for
which the best blood of our country had
been split, and was glad that they had not
furnished the lustre of the day When
three huzzas were gwen The procession
moved on small distance fur her, when
the patriotic farmer, Stansbury, addresses
the audience, with his usual wsrmth, was
huzzaed and retired The procession, as
they passed Gen. Smiths residence, gave
him three hearty cheers, returned 70
whence 1T started, and the multitude quiet.
ly ISperSed.-.4merican.