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MARYLAND ELEcTIoNs.-The elections, in Ma ryland, for Governor, and members of the Legsla- ture, took place on the End instant. The Baltimore "Clipper, of the 5h brings us the result through out the State.

 As was expected, by both parties, the Wings haze carried Maryland. ''The Dutch have taken IToI- land." PRArr, the Whig candidate for Governor, is elected, over CARROLL, the Democratic candidates by majority of fve hadfed end. thiry-ttco eoteg! It will be remembered that in l840, the State went for Harrison over Fun Baren, by majority of FIsE THOUSAND votes. So, the Wings have lost, sine 1910, nine te1ths of their majority in Maryland and yetthey eXalting oyerit as great victory Suc eXultations are very much like the rcioicings of 2 wretch who, having lost all his limbs is thankful for the miraculous preservation of his nose. They hew, at least, that the Wings frightened almost ont of their wis. The truth is, Maryland has al- ways beena Whg State; and, Re doubt not, always will be. No one has expected her to elect Demo cratic Governor, nor to vote for Democratic Pfesi- dent She is one of the sic States that have alvas been counted for 1G Clay and closely IS ws a.ss run them, in the recent elections, there 1 no hnua of her iorsaling the old error of her ways sufficiently to give Democratic vote this fall. Yetthe Democ- racy of Marylandare noble band; and well deserv- ing of the admiration, and lrateraa ynl athy of the great mass throughout the Union.

 The Legislature is. also, Whggish by large ma jorties in both Houses. Let the Wings make much of their rietofB in Maryland; for, of truth, they will find very little else to rejoice over.