Maryland.
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II seems incredible that party which sets oul
90 be beaten should not be, and yet such is very
nearly the result in Maryland. We are constantly
receiving papers from distant points which echo
our own fofegone conclusion - The Wings are
about to be beaten in Maryland because they make
no effort for success" Before the Election, we
had assurances from friends in Baltimore that the
Wings were distracted by local questions and could
see no necessity for putting forth their strength in
a mere Legislative Election. And yet they have
is Wing by decisive rhalority; the House Loco
Foco by very slender vote; and the Joint Ballo,
doubtful. If the three lower Counties, which are
Wing to the core, have not been cut up by some
personal contest and thrown away some of their
Members, the Joint Ballot is Wing by one ma-
ierity. We presume it is a. likely to be the other
way But that the State is Wing on any spirited
contest there cannot be reasonable doubt. Two
County of Montgomery by three Wings running


stump against the regular ticket; the. Senator in
Prince Georges is fooled away, where the Wings
are three.6fths of all the voters; SO with nearly
our whole ticket in Caroline und Calvert We
lose Delegate in Allegany by ten votes on ferld
and another in Anne Arundel by one. Yet with
all this fatality the Wings barely beaten if not
41ctorous Maryland is good for 1900 to- morrow
Cor Henry CLAY.


We annex the votes Of few close Counties