Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-22
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1874
MARYLAND ERECT!
IN unJroken Paa!anS-SiS Hh;g members o
Congress Elected.

Congress Elected.
The Wings have made clean sweep in the
recent election OF members of Congress The
work (remarks the Baltimore American) has been
done thoroughly-in every distric, the advocates
of - free irade" have been discom6tted-in every
district, victory has perched upon the Banner OF
CLAy'AND THE TAmrr. Maryland sends full
and entire Wing representation to the Halls of
Congress, comprising men of talent, intelligence,
high personal standing, and sound political prin.
cipses. She has faithfully done her duty in The
opening political contest of 1914, and her bright
example presents strong appeal to her sister
States TO so and do likewise.
The following are the members elected: John
NJ. Causn, Francis Brengle, Jno. We,herod, Jno
l.. Kennedy, Thomas A. Spence, and DR.. Jacob
a. Preston.
This is indeed Il brilliant victory, and Surrass-
es even our most sanguno expectations. The
second and third districts were regarded as the
strongest Democratic Districts in The State. The
vote in the FIRST Of these exhibits Whiu gain,
as compared with the Gubernaorial election of
1911, of between Ave and six hundred votes, and
In the latter, gaia of some tventy-thrce hun
dred votes! Well done Mary land Well may
you be proud Of your position. The State Cen
trail Committee have issued HE following con-
graiulatory and eXhoratory address TO their Wing
brethren of other States, the occasion.
The Hhig Central commiitee tMe Safe of Nary
/ La'd to the HHigs IF the Ui.ii,i States
FELLOW CITIZENS The State of Mar land has open
cd the political campaign Of Sil by avcory signal
conclusive as 10 warrant the State Central Committee
in making il the subject of a special address 10 their
Wing brethren throughout the Union. The Election by
districts Tor six members TO represent the State in the
lower House Congress took place on Wednesday The
ith instant, and we have positive intelligence of
the choice Of he nominated Hing candidate in erery
Diahict Mary land thus presents undivided front
Her representation in the House is entirely Wing Her
rcprcss natun in the Senate is cntir l. Wing. At the
election IN October she chose large majority of hig
members OF the House of Delegates. All these results
are dee med by the undersigned, and they may add
conceded by their political opponents TO b. lasvc
TO what the vote oil the State will be the
Election in November next
All oil the gentlemen elected the decided friends
oil Mr. Clay They all prefer him before all living
the next President OF the Republic. They are all the
open advocates Of the protection of American Industry
by the cnac,mcnt Of laws drsgrcd for that purpose and
suicisn tor IT. and the people OF Maryland chose them,
knowing their bold and frank fvewal of such sentiments
The principles of the Wing party and its great leader
We're In the view of every voter he deposited his
irrcVcrSbie adjudication CT the points i'll sputc
he two parties by vast majority of the Frccmcn Of the
WINGS THE OTHER STATES OF THE UNION,
IL Is with proud cxutation that we apprizc you OF
these suspicious results But il is only for the pur-
pose OF invoking your congratulations that address
ytn we desire TO point 20 you the example have
set and with the aticctionatc which
political brotherhood warrants ask you follow
Before ihc close OF the year upon which have Iust
entered the most momcncus political questions that have
ever engaged the attention OF the American people
b. hnay settled The destiny of the Wang party
what We consider the same thng-thc destiny OF cur
Republic are involved III the Elections of 1914: Mary
land has felt in this contest the s!blty Of the po-
tion she occupied and has both The aurcls Of victory
fresh upon her brow and the broad and bright flag of HEN
RY CLAY waving IN triumph throughout her borders.
The undersigned avail themselves of this occasion
b, half of their Wing brethren Baltimore the
tender OF the Inequalities of the City all who may de
sire 10 attend the great Convention be held in this
city III May next. No matter how numerous may be the
attendance there will be enough in the hearts and
homes OF the victorious Wings of Baltimore for all
James HGgtcO0d, John p. Kennedy, .. e. IrGany
George r. Richardson George ID. Spreckeiseti, W.
~. GdtcheH, james O. Lar Il. ~. B,atIf6rd, James
Il. Ri6Scty, George ~. Cir, Thomas Rclso, I'm
Eeyno!aS Charles II. Pits.