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Elections have recently taken place in
the states of Georgia, Maryland and Ohio.
From all these states we have the most
gratifying intelligence. In each of them
the wings have succeeded in carrying their
ticket by large and triumphant majorities.
The following summary Of the votes of
the two former states, as far as heard from,
is from the New Orleans Picayune of the
2lst instant. For a knowledge of how
Ohio stands, see another part of the pa
per.


"GEoRGIA.--The returns have come
in from S5 counties, leaving only s to be
heard from. The popular vote will be
from three to four thousand III favor OF
the VI hig ticket. In the Legislature, SO
far, the wings have AZ senators, which is
majority without any further increase;
in the house OF Representatives, they will
have a large majority.


MARYLAND.-Hh amount of the pop
ular vote, which is in favor of the wings,
is not yet known. In the Legislature, the
parties will stand thus: House of Dele
gates-6O wings to l9 locoiocos--whig
m Jority Al. Last year the Iocoiocos had
Il majority of L. in this branch ofthe leg
islature.


The next Senate will be composed of
Is wings and Iocofocos. Last year the
wings mad majority in the senate 0. 3.


On the who.e, the Wings will have a
majority of 81.