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MARYLAND ERECT

from all parts of the State relative TO
the Election on Monday last for Mem
bers of Congress and DELEGATES 10 the
State Legislature. which make it GER
tain that the Whigs have gained a most
signal and triumphant victory over the
combined forces of Jtkron- ian BIZ.
Tenisn. 1t may be empha;icalIy and
truly said, that 1--WE have met the enc
my and they are ours"
The Election at the organization Of
the State Government this winter will
present the following cheering and
mos: satisfactory result:
\ Wing Governor,
y Wing Executive Council,
a Wing Senate,
a Wing House of Delegates. and
A Wing majority in Congress. as
iollows-aR Of triom are sidunch Wigs:
Daniel Jenifcr.
George c. Washington,
James Turner,
John y. Steele,
James A. Pearce.
The Ian Buren, Members are:
Isaac McKim,
Benjamin c. Howard,
Francis Thomas.
This IS the roice of.GUyLand, as pro-
claimed through the ballo,-box on Mon
day last, and she now loudly and car.
nes;ly calls upon her sister States 10
go and do likewise"
Maryland holds fast TO her Democrat
&c Republican Wing principles, and the
seductive devices of the Jactson Ian
Buren Payiy can never gain foothold
within her borders !-BaH. Pat.
The PROCESSToS.-We like a little
fun even If it be at our own expense.
and were therefore pleased at the humor
exhibited in the Van Buren, procession
on Tuesday night. In front they had
man provided with a whitewash brush
to lather the boards Of the Whi-s. fol-
lowed by two others with enormous
wooden razorS TO shave them. Whether
they had any customers we are not pre-
pared to say. In marching past our of
fec their music struck up the dead
march, whilst the company saluted US
with gToans, grunts. Kisses and shouts
producing musical discord both novel
and amusing. We did not vince un-
der the inliciion. for we can take as
we'll as give.
Yesterday they fred a grand salute
Of 100 guns As we understand (Eor we
did not count them, and last night thew
again formed in procession, and treated
the town TO another display. Had they
gained the state, instead of having los.
II. It IS probable that their professions
would be continued the year round
We arc glad to find that they are so
thankful for TRIES.
Our friends must excuse Us for max
in suggestion. We have had hard
struggle. We have been defeated in
this CITY, and have had 10 witness the
iuumPhai professions and tho fcasdnys
Of our opponents. n their success in
ono city and one congressional district.
Is deemed worthy Of such commemo-
ration. should not the great victory We
have achieved IN the State elicit some
pubic demonstration Of joy' We think
so-lad therefore respectfully sugyeh
the propucty OF having
AGRAND STATE CELEBRATION
az Fair Mount, or some other suitable
place, as soon as arrangements can BE-
made. " tbs suggestion be- approved
meetings should be- immediately called
to make the necessary preparations. -
We throw the proposition before the
party for ccasi1eTaiiOn.--BH Pal.
.MHgigni Eieciioa.--Thc National
Intelligence thus notices the result Of
She election IN this state, that has iust
/ terminated:
In 49,. there were cir J7ettoa men
and only bro Bhgs elected. although
subsequent experience, and more IN
Innate acquaintance with public men
and measures induced two d the Jack
con men aficrw ards 10 rcnounce their
party; 90 that compared with the cleo
ton IA l~}', there has this year been
great gain 30 the Wing party. Not
only, however, does The result Of the
Congressional election Prove the coz
i'nued sseendancy q tie Whlg cause
~ this patriotic State. bot tie elections
foF members Of the House Of DELEGATES
I ara nftll more conclusive -. a.. 49,