The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24
TIE WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE
THE STATE OF MARYLAND TO
ME WIGS OF TIE UNITED
STATES

Fcl'ou Cdizens.-The Safe of Mary
land has opened the political camp aign of
lSl4 by victory so signal, so conclu-
sive. as To warrant the State Central Com
mittce i'll making it the subject of u spe--
cial address to their Wing brethren
throughout the union.-'rhe Election by
Districts for six members to present the
Safe IN The lower House of Congress
took place on W edncsday, the 18th in
slant, and we have now positive in,elli-.
gence of the choice Of the nominated
Wig candidate Of ere,y district. Ma
ryland thus presents an undivided front.
Iller representation in the floHse lis entire
ly Wing. All the election in October she
chose alarge majority Of the Wing men,
beers of tiIe House of Delegates. All these
results are deemed by The undersigned,
and, they may add, are conceded by their
political opponents, to be conclusive as
10 what the vote Of the SAFE will be at the
Presidential Election in November next.
All of the gentlemen elected are decid-
ed friends of Mr.. Clay. They all prefer
him before all living men as the next Pre-
sident of the Republic. They are all the
open advocates Of the protection CT Anne
rican Industry by the enactAaent of laws
designed for that purpose and sufficient
dor it, and the people of Maryland chose
them, knowing their bold aud frank a
vowal of such sentiments. The princi-
pes Of the WIrig party and lis greatlead-
CT were in the view OF every voter as he
deposited has ballot and the issue is the
calm, solcinn and, we uns, irreGersibe
adjudication of the points in dispute be-
tween the two parties by vast majority
OF the Freemen of the State.
MHlGs OF TIE OTHER STATES OF THE
Union!
1t is with proud exultaton that we
apprlzc you Of these suspicious results.
But it is not only for the purpose of in
vokng your congratulations that we ad-
dress yoal. We desire 20 point to you
the example we have set, and, with the
affcClionale earnt stness which our polili-
cal brotherhood warrants, to ask you to
follow it. Before lLe close of the year
upon which we have just entered, the
'f,esl momentous political questions that
have ever engaged the attention OF the
American people must be finally settled
The dssliny Of Ike Wing rarty.--and,
What we consider the sane thing-,ke
destiny Of our Rcpuhllc-sre Involved in
'he Elections Of lSl4: Maryland has felt
IN This contest ;he responsibility of the
posGen size occupied, and had both the
laurcls Of victory fresh upon her brow, and
abe broad and bright flag of HENRY CLAY
waving i'll triumph throughout, her Dor
.de-s.
1'he undersigned avail themselves Of
thIS occasion to renew on behalf Of their
Wing brethren of Baltimore the tender OF
the Inequalities OF The City to all who
may desire to attend the great CoRaen-
non TO be .held in his city in May next
.Nolnat'er how sautaerous may be the ct
tendance there will be room enough in
ihe hearts and homes of The victorious
~ h!gs OF Baltimore for all.
James ilsrwood,
John z. X enuedy,
O. G. TMany,
Geo. R. Richardson,
Geo. Av. Sprec& elseN,
w. Ii. Ga,cheli,
James O. Law,
A. w. Bradford,
James l.. Aidgely,
George NJ, Gill,
Thomas kelso,
ANm. Reynolds,
Charles II. Pitts.