Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09
MARYLAND ELECTION.

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MARYLAND ELECTION.
The first news from Maryland is of good omen. The
CITY Of Baltimore is delivered from the panic nightmare
and again shows itself worthy of ts monuments Judge
White S candidate got 2lO votes 1t the effect OF
his personal popularity me-, Judgs , Whes
THE CRY Ell ecrros warmly contested yesterday
by the friends Of the different Candidates. 1t gives US
sincere satisfaction 10 state that good order prevailed
throughout thy day.
CoSGsEss--FouRTu DIsrRlcr.-This District emit
tied to Two members comprises the cilies Of Baltimore
and Annapolis, and Anne Arundel county. The result
of the vote in the city of Baltimore is rs follows
Yan Buren-B. Z. Howard, 5Gl7 Isaac McKim, 500
.7nii. Fun Ruren-Jales 7. Heath, 4!)G9, Charles 4
Stewart 1854.
Lnaepcnden--G H. scuart 80.
Average majority in II wards, for the Van Buren,
ticket, G7l.
GEyrRaL AssEMrLY.-Thc following is the result OF
the election for two Delegates TO represent this city in
the next General Assembly Of Maryland
Fan Decentralization, 5597, Mclean, 1891.
init Fan Buren, -Neilson 50:'G: Puryanee, 504l.
Average tna ority for The Van Buren, ticket, 355.
(From the BnLtim0re RrpnGiican)
GLORIOUS vlCToRY:!!mBALTlMoRE REGE-
NERATED.
" Ue hare mrt tie enemy, and they are ours"
We lay before readers The returns Of The election
held in this city, frun which it will be seen that have
completely Frustrated opponents, and placed glo
rous monumental city upon her proper ground in favor
Of the Administration, by majority that is completely
appalling to opponents; and secured, beyond doubt
majority Of the delegation in Congress in favor Of Mar.
tin Van Buren,. When all have done so vel we eau
hardly discriminate between the wards, but cannot
refrain from beslowiu especial thanks upon The Sixth
Ward, where were beaten last yearb majority Of
above sixty votes, and have majority of one hun
drcd and eig,ty-one.
Our opponents exerted every effort in their power;
but they who dared to BE- free and to display
determination 10 remain We have now given our
opponents trrtaste OF what intend to do The days
OF their power in Maryland numbered, and another
election will lay them low in the State as they now
pre in CUR City Of Monuments.
(frGg. the 3nnnp0liS Republican,
The following is the result Of the election which took
place in this city yesterday for two Delegates to the
sent thu 9TH congressional District in the next Congress
of the United States.
For CoSGREss.
.2a:;-pan Barren IIcke!-Charrs r. Stewart, lag:
James ?. Heath, l46
tun Barren 7ickct.--!saac McKim, 143, Benjamin c.
Howard, l39.
Indsycmdent--Gcn George Fl. Steu1rt G.
Fon THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
.7ati-pnn Buren, Observation-Disclosures Brewer, lG4, 1hos.
Fan Barsa Tycks.-James Murray, 49, Spris Ilar-
wood, llG
Average Wing minority fol Delegates, 20
The United States Branch Eank al Baltimore closed
its bs;ncss Tuesday the 29th uit at O'clock Z. NJ,
and Isxt morning, at the usual hour, the Merchant s
Bunk had taken possession and commenced operations
Upwards Of Co., 900 dollars Of the capital of this Bank is
already pad III, and the balance Of its capital is called in
and TO be p,id in instanlens of onrth (i00,0GD
ry sixty days, until the whole millions paid up,
and thus reRdercd immediately available for banking
puTPoscs.-By stipulation, the Merchants Bank re-
deems the notes 81 the Baltimore Branch and
puys the sums due IN the dcros,ors Of the latter.
In fact, every circumstance likely tn affect pub
lie or private utility has been regarded, in the ar
ranScuent between these Institutions and ordered
therein, as to promote the general convenience, well
as the several interests Of the parties. AS is well
marked in morning papcr-One important feature in
the constitution Of the Merchants Bank is the esta-
bisiment Of all Exchange Committee which meets dai-
ty, at twelve clock 10 decide on offers Of Domestic
Exchange on any OF the places embraced in
their list There he doubt that the carrying
Of the enlarged and liberal views entertained by the
Board, will render the Bank most efficient Of
facilitating the business opera lions Of this growing com
munity.--BaN. Pit.