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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29


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6mon 0son LAWSON New ofleaa. 0 Grsv &
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Arrived
Brig Harriet P9te days from Guayama PR with moas.
schr Charles Henry Ghu 90 days from Carthageoa wit
hids &c g FS,er N,'ke 81 hide, ton fastc
sh Michigan, Terry from Baltimore, with -four
schr ssny Packet Bacon day. from Boston, with md,.
ssS HS%sl Sssssr.on days from Boston, with md... to
schr Mail Fau'ko. day, from Boston, with mdse to the
sehr Albert NJ. Hale Chase. from Boston. with md.e to
jehr Nckeon, day. from Boston, with mdse, to f.
sshr Splendid, C,owell, days from Boston, with md.e to
sch Cardinal, Hawkins, days from salem With sugar. to
schr Moele, stannard from New Haven with moasses to
master
One ship, one brig, unknown.
% large ct Of outward bound vessels is detained by
head winds aud thick log.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
orrIeS OF THE Rrops lsLsspKn.}
The appaha9aosk Jas Babspt B,her % for NoroI Reap
lslphia Oscar Phil p, Taunton for NYork James Limrher
Kenny psoyidence for 90 nh. ~, ,,,
cod sls Rgy Havana as" Tor We" YORK o'd
miscellaneous.
ors The G S ~ at C NsT oans S%
mh,ch cleared at New Orleans 10th ult for Alerlndta,
s frd s va. o. s s sas r 10 siSSs
mnu ~ about two hours completely waeroeged
ed away both mass There were sw spa na board i've of
o"' c"uns 'At Hallowe'' were washed overheard aud
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HARPS-HARPS.

JAMES HANLEY, the only pupil of Sebastian Erard in
the United States, offers the Mandatory 22d
street Of Sd fine Of brilliant
highly finished
PREMIUM PATENT DOUBLE ACTION HARPs.
LANES HANLEY having the i'm edate roaaRe Of the
PRES DENT Of the United States together with
from the musical pfoesio and the American Ministers the
Conrs Of Lond aud Pans, these Mr. Hanlev submits
sic-n' guarantee that hi. Hapt, whcN
rIreiy he mi-s aud the materials seasoned with special
regard TO The culrities of climate &c
IN Z be imported.
NJ HARP5 HEPAIRED-22d street, Sd avenue
In,.a
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o. RIIEUMATlSM-How important to those who
have rheumatism govt contracted cords muscles, is
the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Liniment which has
been known to fail in single case to cure those
complaints ;fad to show the public that believe what
the article is warranted in all to II
those who have used this remedy and cured and
call on them and learn from their mouths its effects.
II has been used by humid eds and failed
cure. From u COurtlandt st. Warranted.
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
WI IEETTTRE 1T rTTNT'DN NAN

ON FRIDAY EVENING, March 30. at u clock.
Mk jon SON will give more lecture as above. A
~ ady Will be m'gnetized. who will exhibit the phe-
noment OF CLAiRvoYANcE, SYMPATHY hreno Maggie
NC For The purpose of satisfying the skeptcal
that be selected by the audieIc conduct part the
experiment. Tickets Is cents each 2tsb
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fia7, oo3 soi,729 3e9,79i 5,s, 7ss ,

IIHOUJ sUI,722 B979I 5f6,766 9g fi1
II will be observed that within few years the EXPORT,
from Great Britain to Mexico of these three kinds o..
manufactures alone have nearly amounted much a.
the total exports from the Uuted States that country
Should the negotiations, now progressing with the
Mexican government relative to the purchase of Texas
provo successful trade with Mexico. will suffer no
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CTAI>ED uLaSS-A few Stained Window Glass
- ofdfeent colors, Just received aud for al, nv
Ed NOLTEMUS PAVENSTADT,
ml9eod2wsm "a Pearl street, up stairs.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auetiopec,
Store No. IL Spruce street.

AUCTION NOTICE Regular Sales of DRY Goods Cloth.
ing snd fancy srti' lcs very Tuesday and Friday.
Saturday. '' ~
Uut-dsor sales Of ell attended, m "a u.ua
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MARITIME HERALD.


". snail esteem tia favor if Captains OF Vessels will sivs
ee,t Of he shipping LEFT the Port whence they sailed.
any soregn Newspapers or News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents AZ home abroad will also confer
sending to this Oce all the Marine ntellgene. they can
obtain Nsutcs, Information Of kiad viii b. hask,
recefv-l
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Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Hsrald.l
WacrrrnrrlA M.rob q

-.
Mr. Phoenix has returned to his seat in the
House. His health is much improved, excepting a
slight pain in his side.
Cassella has advertised to give a concert on the
vooncelo on Thursday evening next
The friends OF Calhoun have advertised that he
will arrive here on Friday next, at p M, and
they are all invited to meet him at steamboat
wharf and escort him up to the city. suppose it
is intended to have great procession.
The weather is quite warm, but the dust renders
Pennsylvania Avenue almost uninhabitable and
quite untravellabe.
discover that there are not few Van Buren,
men IN the House who are shy OF touching the
Tariff Bill. They think the party has nothing to
gain by meddling with it, and much to lose Its
fate grows more and more doubtful. especially as
nine out OF ten OF all the petitions pouring in
TO Congress are against 1t. S.B.
WASHINGTON, 9th March, 1874.
Mr.. Simmons did not finish his speech to-day
in the Senate, but gave way for adjournment.
cannot speak Of the reallcharacter of Mr. Simmons
argument if he had one at ALL it was difficult to
follow him. He was not listened to with interest,
although have heard it said that he is an able man
the tariff side of the question. 1t cannot be dis
guised that the tariff discussion has been worn
thread bare. Even Mr. Benton himself could not
hold an attentive audience. People want some
thing new. They are tired of the old topics.
The fact is just at this identical juncture-before
Calhoun's arrival-he city of Washington is very
dull and dusty. Conversation drags heavily, for
there Is nothing to enliven it..
In fit of desperation heard some Sena tors to-
night specializing about Mexico, Texas and this
Government, something as foows:-
There Is an armlstlce now between Texas and
Mexico. II Texas takes advantage Of it in con-
nection with the old lay, (such were the words)
| at the head OF this Government to form a treaty al
lance with the United States, Mexico would con-
slider II violation of the laws of nations, and
would appeal to the world TO justify her in declar-
ing war against both Texas and the United States
The armies are now-so they said-hovering upon
the borders of Texas-and she would regard such
negotiation sufficient cause to instantly break
le:armistice. Sig. Almonte has his eyes wide open
upon all that is going on-and nothing can be con-
ceaed from him.
But 1t was said that in the event of a war between
Mexico and Texas, the whole South and West
would rush to the of action-and the end
would be that Mexico would be Overrun and plum.
dered. Although 1t was very Justly doubted if any
permanent government could be erected.
Thus ran the substance of the conversation allu-
ded to.
Probably next week the Oregon bill will come
up for discussion in the Senate. Mr.. Bagby is ex.
pected to speak upon the question. s. B.
TWENTY EIGHTH CONSR Ess
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Foreign lmpoytationa
MATAGoRpA, Texas-Brig Crusoe Reported yestertav)-
4l9 hides bales cotton A Cas>lli-lJ do II Brewer
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH go

suN RIsEs ...5 so MOON ....
sUN sETs -. S 20 HIsH wATER....
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsrsmsd and celebrated Pills from Portugal N
We percc,v. tn he obtained 10 hsenuEyy
a1. the last cSlrrns fourth gsy.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
CIR UL Il X.

THOMAS ROBERTS u co. of 3ot Broadway, Druggists
aud proprietors ef III, popular diciie kno PARIS
Ii Fill take says to inform the Druggist AID dealers in Pa
pointed Messs SMIrH FOWLr., Druggists OF | I8 Wash
inxton Boston thec sole aud exclusive the
sale VI rans Life Pills in the New England States for
defn Re term OF years.
Thomas Roberts Co have regret that during course
OF chlncey suit instituted protect nemseve. from the
h udurnt intentions of former agent sub gents and
9th dis disappointed by their orders not
ceivng proper attention thus situated.
Tho nss Roberts x were indebted TO Mr.. +. Brown
Druggist OF Bo for acting the the deci.
the said suit which being settled their favor the Acting
Chanc lor the able place the Agency
extensive business IN New England permanent hands.
The esr-ctthty and business character of Mrsss Smith
Fowe that ub and he trade generally
will have their orders and ether bus promptly atsnde
All accounts formerly due George Roberts of 200 Ire
but transferred to By the issue Of tn chancery
suit will be ceived BY Mcssrs Smith Fowe,
count also those made bv Mr. Johnstos-. Travelling
Agent during November aud December lat
m2I m'rc 1HUS. ROBERTS co 3Ot Broadway.
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1t will he by this table, that the balance Of trade
between this country and Mexico has for the past ten
years. been against u.s. with but exception. In 1894
our imports from that country exceeded exports
nearly three millions Our trade has fallen from 50 ooo.
900 to about s2O00,OOO in eight years The principal
articles of import from Mexico hides and skins, dye
woods SPECIE and WOOL and of the total imports for lsi
S3,l3o,9oi were entered free of duty The principal do
nestle articles of from this country to Mexico
provisions such as flour, pork. lard &c. iron manufac
lures and cotton goods Many of these things entered
under very high rate Of duty and many Of exporting
staples prohibited Very little of our exporting trade
with Mexico is composed Of merchandise Of domestic
manufacture the bulk of consisting of foreign goods
sent from the United States into that country such as
Wines silks &c The additional market created for our
manufactures by the annexation Of Texas, would pro-
badly be valuable than the whole trade of Mexico
Great Britain at present monopolzes the most valuable
portion of the Mexican trade
ExpoRrs FROM GREAT BRITAIN TO MrxIeo
1896 1887. 1893 1870 ,a.o
value, Glli,O63 1916 2j9,320 a07j5 "a, o,,
Liner do do l7,l53 6b 872 1851 9l7i5 o. 'o,o
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MONEY MARK EFT.
TB~ -a AR ~

Stocks are all down to-day The sales very small
Harlem declined Il per cent Ohio 6s Vicksburg
Mohawk Il Kentucky 6's Pennsylvania SIS II North
American Trust Farmers Trust Long island and
Norwich closed at yesterday prices.
In remarking upon the failure Of cotton Spectator in
his city, some little time since, mentioned that
Georgia banks would be large losers by the event. and
that they had been instrumental in getting up specula
tions throughout the Isouth. paper published in sa.
vannah denied that such the fact and assured the
public that all the banks ofthat State sound and SOL
Since the failure Of the Phoenix Bank Of Columbus
what asserted has become history. The circulation
ofthe Phoenix Bank does exceed s350oO but the
rusa banks have on hand protested drafts amounting
about $3.50 900, which worth about much the
paper which they were drawn.
The sanate Of Pennsylvania have passed the bill for the
payment of the interest the State debt due the first
Of February last with amendment extending the
cfntere upon certificates of stock to per cent extend.
ing its provisions to the interest falling due in August
next The bill sent back to the House of Represen.
atves for concurrence.
The receipts of the Western Railroad for the week
ending March 23d-
Passengers .......t3,OlI S3R2t
Freight, &c., 3.l39
$3.50 ssMs
This shows increase OF than 1871 per cent
he opening of the North River will draw great deal Of
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90 CONNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
u EN- 81 Courlandt street will cure any of the following
Complaints, all pay is refused for II, viz :
Turns, scalds. Erysipelas, Salt Rheum,
Sore Eyes & NIPPLES Rheumatism Chilblains
feIons Piles blind bleedg, Ernptions,
lever Sores Chafe Chops BARRIERS, Itch Sc
Hemember and get Councils only four times cheaper
and far better than any other any is foolish enough
10 prefer Dseys they have it for cents warranted
genuine
CAUTION Buy only at 81 Courtlandt street in this
city or will be. cheated with base and dangerous
counterfeit which must be avoided as poison
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ROBERT HOPE HART,
fzTDftagsntst

IMPORTER,
NO. III NASSAU STREET, CORNER or PINE
OFF hks for sale ia lots to suit pui chasers Scotch All,
London and Dnblin Brown - at, seoch and Irish Whn.
key, Dark and Tale Brandes Madeir,, She nv, PORT Chan
pagee Sparkling Hook, Ciael All Of the best qualify
t2S Inns
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SPLENDID CASSlMERES, VESTINGS, &c.
Dh SHIP ARGO have received cases new and rich
Goods. for Spring and Summer Wear comprising CASH
meres, Vestings, DillIIDgs, Sc
In style aud character they superior any goods
have had TO offer. VIM. L. JENNINGS & Co.
23l bso.oway
m2 Amer an Ho,el ppo,Its M. Ennn,s,.
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WONDERFUL EXHIBITION.

EGGs HAICHtp BY ARIIFlCIAL MAYS. Now
Nassau street. over The Tribune Office No exh can BIZ
moe interesting 20 the Agrcuturais tie enquiripg and
devout mind Ii leads mani thoughts from Nsturc Ma
nres Gd Ladies in prt uar will b. highly g,atied To
be continued few weeks only.
~ Admitsnee Cents Children halEprice Eggs broken
on apple alton l2 cent. Medical gentlemen and Others
break each day Pamphlets exla asory re,tiUg
npon poultry 2h ceots. The editorial corp, invited
visit the establishment at plsa'u'e ~ i3t. re
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY

NATIONAL CALLER Y OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
or rHE OLD MASTERS
EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner Of Nassau aud Bool~~s"
MATEURS AND ARTS are Informed that the Gal
v. s. ps;-.:-r- cI'r... Hall now open from u
NJ To O'Clock at night later, They
v therein find choice collection of finest Paintn,s
which have ad nsd European Gallery will
b. Flowed to study the Exhibition Room The public will
find Catalogue, which will explain all al and other
pieces quoting the If authors which subjects
have been taken.
" Admttsnce only Is cents. mz7 lmjgb
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T OST-A Gold and Platina Watch Chair, with two gold
.'as attached tot Suoposed have drop'
the Amity stages Wednesday evening"
o'clock 9th staut liberal will be given the
finder on bringing them to No CO Sixth Avenue:
m29 trc l. L.. LAURENCE
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THOS. BELLS AUCTION NOTICE,
TWO FURNITURE SALES THIS D.Y--FIst at 10
O'Clock at No i28 trgad~ y, Howard vae
"
And again o'clock the Furniture contained in the
House No 422 Washington Hubert the
a iamiir gong to Europe sale rain shine.
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SNIPE SHOOTING.
DIAMOND GRIM (,IyNpOIyp T., ~

THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for SHIRE
Shooting the SUbscrer bcgs call the attention of
Sportsmei the advantages claimed by using Curtis ar
We! Uunpowdsr, The Diamond Gram"
AthouRt this article has very short tim. in the
United stes the testimony Of seine Of the best Shots
canness aud sength induces the impo so cit those
give il trial. 's"'' '"''"''' '"
Sold in csnsten'o of pour each by Mr. ILL., T. COOPER
ll9 Broidway JOHN CUNROY Fulton st,eet aud wnoie,
SAFE w. h. BROUGH,
mN I'M rcl3tsI 30i Broadway.
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ar FOR LIVERPOOL-Packet of the 18th April
R39t The Iuper,o'. fast sailing racket snip sH AXIS
s&ePkARs, Captain Minor, will positively sail
above, her regular day
She sup for cab cabin and
passengers Those wishing bsrthI shou Id
N ake irly application on board or TO
ms9n JOHN HIkDMAN. 81 South 8. rect
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no NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW JEnsE
THE DEMOCRATIC EMPIRE CLUb.-Ata neeting u
the Empire Club Saturday evening last, information
received from eabe source that 1t was the nten
on of the wings OF thi city TO send company Of pPs
avers into the of New Jersey, for the purpose Oh
deraudng the honest Of that State out OF their just
rights. Be it, therefore c,.
Resolved, That it is the intention Of the Empire Club
to send committees from this city, men who are wen &C.
uuanted with people Of this city, into every town OF
district in New Jersey where poll il held for the sole
purpose detecting illegal voters from this city In order t
people Of New Jersey that only object to secure
Of hat State ar 81 Ta% o. Yo1
shall not deraud the citizens gallant sister State OF
Of the scivs nsna ssioe
caution fall ppe-ayers Of this city, wh lnehu sUsf
New Jersey that we are determined that snal Dc
watched In no case shall citizen Of this city :. Nsw
ed to vote in New Jersey. We advise the people Of
Jersey to their guardther liberties in danger
Watch well your rights preserve the sacred charac
ter of the bsllot-box
ISAIAH RYNDERs, President
g g. W WssS1. Secretaries. >
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troduced, and The grand whole concludes with inc
air Of Long time ago"--a soft and soothing ter
mination.
MADAME ARNAULT AND SIGNoR AND SlGNoRA VA,
pEILA-The lovers of music IN Albany are grained
to learn that these distinguished artists propose CIV
ing concert during the ensuing week in that CITY,
Madame Arnault, is delightful vocalist, OF whom
report spe axis iii The highest terms.
The ship Otheo, Capt, Ryan; sais .S-oaY, ,%s
Circus company, under Col Mann, ogrther with
about thirty horses They intend visiting the
whole OF the West India Islands and South Ame-
rlce, ere they return.
Dr. Lardner is giving Sunday lectures Ia Boston,
which are we'll received.
The Congo Mnstrels are about to give series
of concerts In Fcrland.
Mr. and Mrs Fly2a are drawing good houses
NJ the Albany Museum NJ. Walcott has been re-
engaged at this establishment
The Cincinnati theatre was annuSnceo 10 cios4
for the season on last Saturday evening"
The Ethiopian Minstrels have been very sue
cessful in Philadelphia, so much SO as to induce
them to remain one week longer than they org-
nally intended
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Aniusenlents.

Observation-Disclosures benefit to Mr.. Mitch.
Ill last night OF the Three celebrated pieces
The stars at the Aston the Tabeau Of the Tyro IN,
Mner's Holiday Between the second and third pieces
Messrs Marks, Kyle end Aupck, perform solos thei
respective Instruments
CIRcus.-Emmit, Brewer u Co., the orgna
and legitimate Negro Meodists have returned from En-
gland are engaged for three evenings only at IN,
Bowery Amphtheatre. Their performances are said &c
excel any thing Of the kind heard In this city. The
horsemsnshp this evening is also great feature Mrs
Cullen appears sailor In m act Of borsemanship.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.
For President,

Wing loss IN four years. .............. 4,232
II will be seen from this statement that the In
crease in the aggregate vote from 1910 to 1914 is
over eight thousand votes and on an inspection Of
the city and county Of Baltimore willappear that
OF this increase the city and county claim only
about one-third, leaving two-thrds Of the increase
throughout the extent of the other counties OF the
State. Now, it will be recoected that we pub.
llshed very curious statement few days ago,
taken from the National InteHigeneev, which gave
an estimate OF the probable increase in the State
Of Maryland this year as compared with that OF
1910, calculating the best data known, and that
this estimate was 70 29O Ii will be seen therefor
that instead Of any material increase in the vote
actually taken at the recent election, there
is an absolute deficiency Of nearly three
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a.. vrIprA ANS spECIFIC Pulls. FOR THE RIA

a3- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS, FOR THE RIA
dica Of gonorrhna geet seminal emissions and all
mocopurulent discharges from the urehra These pills.
the of twenty years. experience in The Hospital dc
vento Professor Vepeau an infalible remedy for all
diseases of the urethra. They effect cure IN much
shorter time than any other remedy without aintng the
breath, disagreeng with the stomach, confinement
from business Price, 81 per box Sold at the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 90 Nassau street
w. S. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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SpoRTrNe.-There is to be some good trottine
over Beacon Course this and the following day.
The old favorte, Lady Suffolk makes her appear
ance, and where she is,with her gentlemanly driver
Mr. Bryant there is sure to be some excellent sport
For other particulars we must refer to the adver-
tsement
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NAvAL-The store ship Lexington arrived at
this port yesterday from Gibraltar. Below we give
a list of her officers-
/, Lieutenant Commanding, VIM Nj. Glendy Lieuten-
ants C. +. NJ spotswood and Chas C. Barton Master,
Daniel Ammen Purser Samuel Forrest; Surgeon, Ds.
MEL Egbert Captains Clerk, John Magruder Masters
Mate Cotton Gale.
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THE GENERAL SESSIONS Is opened Tor the octo-
Der term this morning at III O'CLOCK ana the ooHi-
mon Council meet this evening at D o'clock.
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The Maryland Eiection-Its Analysis and
Philosophy.

The newspaper OF both parties are full OF the re-
suits Of the recent election in Maryland, and va
rious moral and political conclusions are drawn
therefrom. But we have seen no correct, phlloso-
phical analysis of that event in any party paper
in any part of the country. The result OF that
election, although important in ITSELF is, however,
'nly part of the sreat movement In moral, poll
deal, and social philosophy, which is now going
on throughout this country. This Is movement
in society which, in some of it's aspects, resembles
certain period in the history OF the Roman EN-
pire, after the time Of Augustus Cesar. We see
the same violence-the same factiousness-the
same corruption-the same iOlly-the same pas
slons. political, moral, and everything else deve-
Hoped now, then, the only difference being that
OF Roman and American people. But 10 the
point at issue.
What is the exact result Of the election in Mary.
lend What are its moral and political bearings :?
What is the opinion entertained IF il by the two
parties What indications does il afford of the
probable results in the elections yet take place
In order TO give perfect solution TO these
questions, it will be necessary to exhibit the au.
thentlc opinion OF the result entertained by the
party who have triumphed and here it is, in the
address issued by the wings OF Maryland to the
wings OF the Union =
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE MAINLAND
WHIes or THE UNIoS.-We send you glad tidings from
Maryland We have realized our hopes. and fulfilled
promise to you by the election OF wing Governor and
whig Legislature. Thomas g. Pratt, candidate Tor
Governor is elected by decisive majority, and the
Legislature have elected members from seventeen
counties out OF twenty composing the State.
In addition 10 the great triumph OF redeeming the Ex-
ecutve Of the State from the dominion OF ocoocoism
which has been subject for years, have
cured the following result in the Legislature
Whig Loco
.
House Of Delegates. ....... 81 81