Maryland.
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The Election in this State took place yesterday,
and we shall have returns tomorrow. Maryland
IS a decided Wing State, but there arc local ques
tons connected with Ter Internal Improvements,
hcavy Deb; and Taxation, which wioperac hcav-
jIy against Mr.. Pratt, the Wing candidate for Gov
eruor Beside this, a most determined effort has
been made to acn9te the thousands of Catholic
Wings in Mary land from their old associations, by
the base falschood willuy and stubborny persisted
IN, that the Native movement Of Fhilade pha
md New York was Wing device, and that the
Wings raised the riots and destroyed tic Catho-
lie Churches IN PHILADELPHIA! False as these
caIumnics arc, they have not been without effect.
Onc thousand new voters have been n Naturazcd
IN Baltimore and vicinity this ycar-nea,ly all
against U.S. We shall lose Baltimore City of
course, but arc still confident Of the State, though
Pratt must lose 1000 votes on local grounds
which will be given for Clay in November. The
State has never yet chosen a Wing Governor by
the People, though ii uniformly goes Wing at the
Presidential Election. The vote yesterday was
undoubtedly the largest ever cast in the State,