The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-07-27

WING PROSPECTS in MARYLAND

| W iilI IkOSItCIS in NJ AkI LAND
The Annapolis Republican says
w e are receiving daily, lrom every part
OF the State the most gratifying accounts
Of the activity, zeal and unanimily, ANNA
Ting the Wing Party, particularly in regard
to lhe GubGrnatorlal election. Our friends
are either organized, or are being organized
III every County, with view 20 the
strlctest discipline, and the insurance Of
strong Assembly Tickets. In Baltimore
! City and county, and in Hartford and Car
roll, the enthusiasm and good Iceling pre-
vadng the Party is such as to leave not
The shadow of doubt that our Gubcrna-
turlal Candidate will receive a larger vote
IN October then was ever given to any
Wing, at former elections. In the West
crn counties, the Wings are in first rate
spirits, and are determined to increase
their majorilies over the Congressional
Election of / tbruarv The news from
Calvert, ST. Mary's and Charles is most
cheering indeed; that distinguished and I'M
daunted Wing, Richard Thomas. Esq,
who, has never been known to iaIler, for
a moment, in his duty to his party, or to
the State, is making assurances that gal
liant Old St. Mary's will exceed even her
self in behalf OF Clay, Frelmghnysen and
Pratt.
From every part Of the Eastern Shore
glad tdngs are borne to us by every
breeze Our Candidate is now on visit
to the Lower Counties of the Shore, where
he has been received with the most enlhn-
| siSatlc demonstrations. We conversed,
with gentleman from Somerset county.
| III whose intelligence and sound Judgment
we have implicit confidence who assul ed
us that Col. fratt's majority i'll Somerset
would not be less than four hundred-in
| Worcester hot be less than six hundred;
and in Dorchester the whole Wing strength
would be poIed for him which would in
sure for him majority of not less than
three hundred. We entreat our friends
abroad to place no confidence whatever
in the thousand false hoods that the Loco
tocos are circulating IN regard to alleged g.
ed changes, and want of unaninity in our
ranks-here al home we have no fear OF
these silly stories, for we know they are
concocled in the emhl!ered hearts aud
disappointed hopes Of our crest fallen ad-
versarles.
Polk AND FREE TRApE.-Ihc New
\ ork American give the same reason
which we suggested yesterday for Mr.
Nerplanck's abandonment Of his recent
associates Ii is that he chooses to sup
port Polk, the locoloco candidate for the
Presidency, on the sole and only ground
that he, Polk, is The candidate of the
dg-FREE TRADE PARTY; - in pre-
ference to Henry Clay, the q5-TARlFF
81 candidate. VIII this admission be
endorsed by those who have published
Mr.. NERPIANck's recantation?
ANY CHANGES.
The Baltimore Wing devotes seven col
umns in summing up changes rom Loco
locoism to Clay aud Whigisin! 1t would
be impossible for us to keep up the record
of the numerous changes of this kind
constantly occurring. Among the mole
important, that we have of late noticed, is
that of the late Proprietor Of the "Ralti--
more Republican," the leading Locotoco
paper in Maryland, who, not being able
TO swallow such dose as the party have
allowed him in the person Of Nj Polk. has
come over to the Wings, and has in con
temptation the establishment of Da y
Penny Paper, to be devoted to the cause
of CLAY, Frclnghuysen and the Idrlli.