Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-29

At the National Capitol This feeling il was supposed
might dGnpen The ardor OF Unonists causing them to
relax their efforts in behalf OF Bell and Everett thereby
permitting Democracy to triumph. 1t was, rejoice to
saw but momeuary and Is now scattered thick mist
vsnshes before genial sunlight leaving renovated hopes
and clear sky.
The friends of Mr. Breckenridge may boast and talk
and brag as much they please but let you
in full confidence that Maryland will go tor Bell and Eve
ett by An unusually large majority. II is impossible for
them TO carry or her electoral vote for Breckin
ridge At the last State election Democracy had ma
iority, outside our city, Of not quite 2000 and then il
was not only united but many old line Wings voted the
Democratic ticket which they will refuse TO do next
month Against the combined Democracy so far as the
counties are concerned Bell and Everett will unqnesion
ably carry them, Il rot Baltimore also.
hr Douglas will certainly get from twelve 10 fifteen
thousand votes in the State These all from the
old Democratic party. More than baf Lncoln's vote
being German-is likewise TO be deducted herefrom.-
The Unonists present an unbroken 'front.' including Old
Wings, Americans and goodly number OF Democrats
The only known detection is few Plug Ugies,"
and demoraized Of other trough" irrepressbe clubs,
numbering 10 ALL probably twelve hundred, who went
over in search OF money Office to Black Repubcansm
These can be easily and profIably spared.
Il is really useless 10 Saste words There Is not even
the ghost of chance for Breckenridge In Maryland IL
would not surprise TO Bells plurality majority
from five TO seven thousand. IL must also be recoeced
that nearly quite five thousand votes were cast IN
our recent municipal election for Mr.. Brown, the Re-
form Bell and Everett candidate, which will be given to
the Union party.
Breckinridgers everywhere hase been trying to make
people at distance believe State hopecssy lost
to Bell and Everett and for their This, OF
course was done for cct aud to secure, If possible,
solid phalanx OF Southern Democracy Out say, upon
such and transparent triekcry Other States
South of may do they please, shall give Mary
land TO Bell and Everett We hope, also, Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee Keusueky louisiana Florida,
Texas and some other Commonweahs ON the right side
OF Mason and pizOus Line will do the same thing, nor
hall anything convince to the contrary save actual
returns Let say 10 the Old Dominion, II she goes
for Bell and Everett the Union the Constitution and the
Enforcement Of the Laws, Maryland will be at her sde
ii not must h,rnouiou ly agree to Her The very
best spirit prevails in Union ranks. Minute Men
are every corner npon housCops, and in high places
on the lookout Their aints are picked their arms
FURNISHED aud they stand shoulder to shoulder ready for
a noble charge.
Your military cOrps-"The Young Guard"-deported
thens,vCs whilst in city recently with great credit
They won imperishabe laurels and, perchance, some
tender hearts II So
May solder from your fmed rivers waters
Pnd soacs with our Monumental dNughters "
"a BALTIaoRIAN"