The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-06
"WELL, THIS BEATS ALL NATUR."

MARYLAND ELEcrIoN.--Is there not some
thing astonishing in the Maryland Election
The democracy have swept the State, in the
very teeth OF the long winded essays of Mani
festo, Horse Shoe Robinson g" Kennedy, and
the stirring bread appeals of the manufacturer,
Nethered. Is it not astonishing that the people
cannot be made TO vote as "aIl-the- descency
party would have them? We have only one
more question 10 ask, and that is. to whom are we
Indebted for all this prosperity2 To " honest,
John Tyler. of Virginia who, regardless of the
threats and abuse of tyrannical and overpuwer-
ing majority in the Congress of lS4l-2, raised
up the dead cOrse of democracy, and breathed the
breath of life into it. Who placed his back against
the Constitution, and delied the assaults of the
most vindictive, talented, and powerful host, led
on by Henry Clay, that the Federal party has
ever organized to break down the land marks of
the Constitution, and asten their nefarous policy
upon the Country True to his principles. his oath,
and his God, there he stood and was triumphant
with few friends to sustain him, and many enc
mics IN his own political household to thwart him
How has he been rewarded The * head of the
corner has been aside by political hucks,ers,
hut the people will yet do justice to John Tyler.
They are rewarding those who made themselves
most conspicuous in their attempts to destroy him
Henry Clay is laid on the shelf, and a stone is To
be his only reward. John Minor Boots, the faith
fnl Patrocles of Henry Clay. has long since died
with Achilles armor on, and now " Manifesto },
Kennedy is laid in the " tomb of the Capuets.'
There is another storm to come vengeance is
mine, saith the Lord" We are Indebted to the
Baltimore Sun for the following state of Parties
now in Maryland. 1t full enoesh to keep the de-
mocracy rejoicing for month
RECAPITULATION.
For CongreSs.-1'he delegation ia Congress-
will be probably 4 democrats to 3 wings. In the
last Congress the entire delegation was whip.
The following is recapitulaion of the returns re-
ceved:
First District.-We have returns from Mont
gomery. Charles, Anne Arundel and Calvert
showing majority of nearly 300 for Gen. Chap
man, wing, over g. S. Key. dem, which will be
increased by the returns from ST. Mary's No
change.
Second District-We have returns from Fred
erlck, Washington and part of Allephany coun
ties, which show the election of Perry, democrat,
over Snively. wing, by majority of three or four
hundred votes. Wing loss
Third District ,-Ligon, dem. is elected over
Weihered, wing, by large majority A whig
loss
Fourth District.-Wm Fell Giles, dem, is
elected over John P. Kennedy, wing, by MAORI
to of S42. wing loss.
Fifth DiStrict.-Constabe dem, is elected
over Wright, whig, in the fifth district. Wing
loss.
Sixth District.-We have only returns from
Talbot county, which Martin, dem, carries by
majority of 40 over Long, wing. There is but
little doubt, however, that Long is elected, as
Dorchester, Somerset and Worcester usually give
a large wing majority.
There was M election for the State Senate ex-
cept in Cecil county, to fill a vacancy. where
Mccullough, dem. has been chosen The next
Senate will therefore consist of ID wings and
democrats
House IF Delegates-As far as ascertained
the state of parties in the House of Delegates is
as lollows:-