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From the Baltimore Republican of the 7th inst

 VICTORY vICTORYll LIKE WAVE IMPELLING wAyE-THE TIDE

 ROLLS ON

 A VOICE FROM THE OLD CITADEL "Huzzal huzzal for the good old cause,

 lis stirring sound to hear,

 For it tells of the ights and franchises

 Which our fathers bought so dear;

 It brings us back to ancient times,

 When, like valiant men, they stood

 Between those homes they loved well

 And desoation's food

 ''7he good old cause! it is still the same,

 Though men may change their hue;

 'ris the of the righ against the urong,

 O the many agdinSt the teD." We promised to respond to our friends in other States who behaved gorousv, AND WE HAVE KEPT OUR PROMISE! We cannot wrte-oui heart is overfowing with gratitude te the Giver of all Good ''wlu has preserved free people,' and from this fulness of heart, and in the spirit of gratitude, we say GOD BLESS the Democracy! Here are the returns,-they speak more eoquently and forcibly than any words utter. Tomorrow shall speak more particularly of the noble bearing of the incorruptble and lion-hearted Democracy of the unconquerabe Monumental City We have labored hard in their cause, and we HAVE our reward.