Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
Creat Clay Victory in Maryland!

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The election for six members Of Congress,
which took place in Maryland on the l4th
inst. has resulted in the phant choice OF
the entire Wing, Clny ticket, ss follows:
. lst District J. NJ. y. Csusin.
2d District-Francis Brengle,
\ Sd Ds,ricl-John Weihered,
i,h Dis,ricI'-J. p. Kennedy,
\ 5lb District DR.. Preston,
! 9Th Dislrict-Thos. A. Spence.
| In consequence Of tins truly gratifying re- :.
suit, the Wing State Central Committee
have issued the following spirited address -
The Uhig Central Committee Of the State Of
.Na,yiand 10 The Hhigs Of fhs H. Staits.
! FrLLOw CITIZENS THE State OF Mary
/ land has opened The political campaign of
I 1874 by d victory so signal, 80 conc lusive, as
TO warrant the State Central Committee in
Nakng It the subject Of special address 10
their Wing brethren throughout the Union.
The election by districts for six members 10
represent the State in The lower House of
Congress took place on Wednesday, the I4.h
.nslant, aud we baYe now positive inteIli-
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candidate in tpery District. Maryland thus
presents an undivided front. Her represen-
iaiion in the House is entirely Whg. Her
representation in the Senate is entirely
Whig. At the election in October she
chose large majority of Wing members Of
the House of Delegates. All these results
arc deemed by The undersigped, and, they
may add, are conceded by their political op-
pOnenis, to De conclusive ss to what The vote
Of the State will be at the Presidential cleo
ton in November next.
All Of the gentlemen elected ore the deci-
ded friends Of Mr. Clay. They oil prefer
him before oil living men ns the next Presi-
dent of The Republic. They are all the open
advocates OF the protection Of American in
dusiry by the euac,Ipent Of laws designed
for that purpose and sufficient for il. and the
people Of Maryland chose them, knowing
their cold and frank avowal of such senti-
menis. The principles OF the Wing party
and its great leader were in the view Of every
voter M he deposited his ballot, and the is-
sue is the calm, solemn, and, We trust, ir.
reversible adjudication Of the points in dis
pule between the two parties by a vast ma
joriiy OF the frcemen OF the State.
WIGS OF THE OTHER STATES OF rHE
UNioN
II is with proud exul,aion that we sp-
prize you at these auspicl0us results. But Il
IL not only for the purpose OF invoking your
congratulations that we address you. We
desire Ia point To you the example we hnye
set, aud, with the aflectiona,e enrncstness
which our POLITICAL brotherhood warrants, 10
ask you to follow it, Before The close Of tho
year upon which we have Just entered, the
nm n, a nj M hat hnyo
ever engaged the attention Of the American
people must be finally settled. The destiny
of The Wing pnriy-anG what we CONSIDER
the same thlng--the destiny Of our Repub-
lic--urc involved in the Elections of 1874
| Mary lnnd has felt 10 This contest the respon.
slbIllty OF the position she occupied, and had
both the lsurels OF victory fresh upon her
brow AID The broad and bright flag of IIrsRY
CLAY waving in triumph throughout hcr
borders.
The undersigned avail themselves oe this
Occasion TO renew, on behalf Of their Wing
/ brethren of Baltimore, ihe tender Of the
hosptali,es Of the city to all who moy desire
10 attend he great convention To be held IN
this city in May next. n mn,,rr how nu-
merous may be The attendance, thcre will be
room enough in the hearts and homes of the
victorious Wings of Baltimore for ul.
JAMES HARDWOOD,
/ JOIN p. KENNEDY,
o. e. TIFFANY,
II GEO. X. RICHARDSON,
GEO. A. sPRECKELSEN,
w. II. GATCIIELL,
i JAMES q. LAW,
A. w. BRADFORD,
| JAMES l.. RlDGELY,
GEO. NJ GILL,
/ THOMAS KELSO,
i WIN. REYNOLDS,
CHARLES II. PITTS.