New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

The Defeat of the Whigs of Marytand-The
Causes-The HIayeralty- Fugitive Slave
Law.
Correspondence OF The tribune.
BALTIMORE, Thursday Gets
We'll, the contest Ia over, aud we hava lost all
save honor The Loco. Focos have eleotsd ri.
Louis Lowe Governor by large msjority-unprs-
cedented in this formerly staunch Wing State
There are csuges for ths dsfeet-oauaes that ID is
useless to suppress or deny largo portion OF
the Wing party opposed tho Reform movement
that injured their candidate In Baltimore and Yves.
tern Maryland. But the great mill stone that has
four times ous of fve-snd this time moro disaE
trou,Iy than ever before-sunk the Wing party.
bss been the incubus of tho " Court House Clique
This clique has always ruled the party-aone but
its known friends were permitted to enjoy the
honors or emolum ents Of any Office in the Ssates
and it was againAt this iron rule THAI many
Wings took atand that resulted in the defeat
Of the party. CLARKE was the acknowledged
cliqae candidate, and the Guberna.orial COnven-
ton was forced by their mpracticablisy to nomi-
nate bin. Hon. Mr ROMAN was the choice OF the
masses Of the Wing party, and could and would
have been elected. he was not clique man, and
by consequence was sacrificed on ther ssliah altar.
tell you tell you what every man in Mary
land krows-thas so long as this clique continues
20 rule the Wing party, 20 long will it be defeated
by the people! There are thousands OF Whlss who
voted for Mr.. Clarke aolaly because he was the
Wing nominee, and rejoioed at his de.
feat. Unlcss the rule Of the clique is ended
with this dear bought lesson you may look Sog
Maryland to become Loco State. | say this
in wi
firm belief in ito truthfulneta, Is time will de-
veloP. l have spoken freely-too much so for
many Of my Wbig frlends-but the truth told nov
may perchsnce be Of much service hereafter. You.
Mr. Greeley, spoke week two since, some
home truths 70 the. Whigs of Maryand-le! them
hear from you again, it will do good.
The Wings meest0uight 10 nominate candidate
for Mayer ard is JOHN Fl t. JEROME: Eeq has q
majority of the delegates pledged to his aupportr
be will undoubtedly be the Aominee. He ID an az.
cellcnt nsn, and but FOR ibis untoward rosnlt for
Governor, could have been elected without dith-
Gully Nov his chances are whitfield down to the
ANAL end of nothing. Il can't be elected.
The Fugitive Slave Law has created much OK.
ctoglent 10 the Free 6tsteg, and well it may.
more unjust law never was enacted, nor one cal
culated to be 30 grogsly ab1sed. Since the sue
cesaful capture OF Hamlet in your City, pre-
naratjons hays been made TO fecapture ali that
can be Uncovered ct the North. and officers
have Already left for different pIscea in PENN
syiy.c-ia and New York. Tha. the poor Me-
goes will make there can be no aoasE.
and We shall yet hear OF bloody scenes The
waschword OF every friend OF Human Liberty
ahoud be RepeaI,,' and no man should be sent to
Congress- from Free State, unpledged to vote for
it's eraSure from the statute books The sayehold-
ers loudly chUcAIe over their Euccess in obtaining
this ComprOnitSe measure and only wait to see the
Cueration OF the law opposed TO raise again the
tTaitorous cry Of Disuni0n." The end s not yer.
IAGO.