New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
Baltimore News-Electiou. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
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BALTIMORE, Sept 30 ls4O.
II. GREELEY. Esq-Dedr SIR; The election to-
morrow, far the city of Baltimore is concerned viii
be quite spirited affair notwithstanding the apparent
Of animation evnced by all parties throughout the
campaign. We feel great anxiety here with regard -
the reelection OF Hon John P. Kennedy, you doubt
less DO in New York. and indeed il may be said the
Wings do in all parts OF the Union Were ii for the
Native movement his election would be certain the
dawn Of day tomorrow. and may even be notwhstsnd-
ing The Natives claim one thousand votes for their
ticket and il they poll one-haf that number Kennedy
defeat certain but who their voters are no one can tell
Another matter that throws uncertainty the
result is division OF the Wards of the city and
incidental alteration in the bounds of the Congressional
district. The city formerly divided into fourteen
wards the first of which constituted henpedys dis
tric-ii is now divided into twenty the first heen OF
which form the Fourth Congressional District The new
division will however II IS thought be rather favorable
70 Mr. Kennedy's prospects The Loco Foco legislative
ticket from the city will be elected beyond doubt the
same last yearand il is thought Wing Sheriff viii
be elected
As TO the Third Congressional District consisting of
the five upper Wards of the city, Baltimore county.
Howard District and Carroll county, represented IN the
last Congress by tina, saunch and true Iaih Wing John
Wethcred there nnetynine chances 10 one OF ths
election OF Thomas w Lyon the LocoFoco candidate,
though Mr. Wethered independent candidate viii
run well Tie was elected 10 the last Congress through
a dissatisfaction among the Locos to their candidates
they being able 10 carry the District by twelve hundred
majority when they think proper There IS little dis
satisfaction among them though but little can be
calculated to be gained from IT, five therefore loose
Kennedy Weihered's loss will make two IN the Delega
ton and fear tina, Albert Constable Loco will be elect
ed in the Fifth District, making clear loss OF three
members
Indeed the whole State is up and divided ON host
of local and fsnsics questions, which VIII render even
the complexion of the House Of Delegates exceedingly
uncertain though the Senate stands strongly Wing
In the Eastern Shore Counties the hobby oistae Reform
has been ridden with great effect by the Locos. so that
even the stro ees Wing Counties are now uncertain In
the middle Counties Reputation stalks abroad and puts
forth its candidates which however cannot inure the
wings who pFoverbia not only here but throughout
the country as the upholders of State Faith In the
Western Counties the Reform question has been hob
bcd By the ocos but there is hoped rather than
peced that the Just entered into for completing
the Canal 10 Cumberland which IL an undsputsblc Wing
triumph over LocoOcoism will overbasnce all other
obstacles In the way OF success.
Blessed those who expect little for they shall NOT
be disappointed Our calm and calculating Wings an
tcipste total route throughout the State whilst we FAR
dent young Southeners putting our shoulders 10
the wheel in effort to agreesbly dssppolnt them IN
some measure. What the result will be, 50 TAR As the
City is concerned will inform you by letter contain
ing full returns on Thursday morning.
Yours &c T. c.