MARYLAND ELECTION.
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Several of our acquaintances have asked us why we did not publish, il our last paper the news oi the Marysasi elections. Our answer is that we did not wish to deprive our whig cotamporaries of the pleasure of being first to roll this sweet morsel under their tongues ;' and had more valuable and interesting matter for oar colamns We herewith give this item of intelligence for the qualification of all whom it may concern; and along with it, the admirable and just commentary of the !" Pennsyl- yanian.' Read them, in connection all ye exultine whigs. and make the most of them.

 Here are the returns, as copied from whig paper They are all whigs, every mothers son of them real hard -cider, Clay, coonskin whigs.

 lst district, JoHN M s. CAusiS, elected by over 1000 majority.

 2d distrct, FRAscIs BRENGLE, majority 400

 Sd do. JoaN WETHERLD 1" 66s

 4th do. JOHN P. KENNEDY, 59s

 5th do. J A. PREsToN, !" ls

 9th do. THo's A. SPENCE, tho opposi- tion.)

 ssIHE MARYLAND ELECTION seems to have thrown the friends of Mr. Clay in this quar- ter, into state of spasmodic delight, which shows how insecure they felt before and in- deed how insecure they feel now, when they endcayor to make so much capital from so small basis One would think that tllev