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TAe whig Central Committee q ne state
Of MARYLAND 20 the wings Of the Uni.l
ted states.


FELLoW CITIzENs The State ol Mary
land has opened the political campaign Of
l644 by victory so signal, so conclusive,
as to warrant the State Genital COMMITTEES
10 making II The subject Of special address
to their whig brethren throughout the Uni.
on. The Election BY Districts for six mem.
bers 10 represent the State, IN the lower
House of Congress took place on Wednes-
day, the l4lh instant, and we have now posi-
tive intelligence Of the choice, Of the nonsi-
mated Wig candidate Ia eUery District
MARYLAND thus presents an undivided front.
Her representation in the House is entirely
Wing. Her representation in the Senate is
entirely Wing. AT the election ia October
she chose large majority of Wing members
Of the House of Delegates. All these re-
suits are deemed By the undersigned, and,
they may add, are conceded BY their politi-
eical opponents, to be conclusive as TO what
the vote of the State will be at the Presi-
dental Election in November Rext.


All of the gentleman elected are the de.
cided friends Of Mr.. CLAY. They all prefer
him before all living men as the next Presi-
dent Of the Republic. They are all the open
advocates Of the Protection Of American IN
dustry by the enactment of laws designed
for that purpose and sufficient for it, and the
people of Maryland chose them, knowing
their bold and frank avowal Of such senti-
ments. The principles Of the Whig party
and its great leader were in the view Of feye.
~ yOtsF-as he deposited his ballot, and the
issue is the calm, solemn, and, we trust, ir-
reversible adjudication Of the points in dis
pute between The two parties b. vast ma
joTity Of The Freemen of the State.


Wines OF THE OTHER STATES OF THE UNION!


II is with proud exultation that we ap.
prize you of these auspicisus results. Bul
il is not only for the purpose of invoking
your congratulations that we address you
We desire TO point TO you the example We
have set, and, with the affectionate earnest
ness which our political brotherhood war
rants, 10 ask you to fellow il. Before The
close Of the year upon which we have Just
entered, the most momentous political qres-
tons that have ever engaged the attention
of the American people must be finally set
lied. The destiny of the Whig party-and
what we consider the same thing-the des.
tiny of our Republic-are involved in the
Elections of 1914: Maryland has felt in this
contest the responsibility Of the position she
occupied, and now with the laureIs Of Victo
i ~ fresh upon her brow and the broad and
bright hag &c aEvRx Clay waving in triumph
Il throughout her borders, she calls upon von
i g do as sh0 has done.


The undersigned avail themselves OF fhis
occasion 70 renew on behalf Of their Whia
brethren Of Baltimore the tender of the hos.
pitalilies of the City 10 al who may desire
TO attend the great Convention 10 be held
in this City in May next. No matter how
numerous may be the attendance, there
will be room enoughin the hearts and homes
Of the victorious Wings Of Baltimore for all.
JAMES HARwooD, JoHN P. KENNEDY,
0. &. TIFFANY, GEo. r. RICHARDSON,
G A. SPREcKLEsEN, w. II. GATCHELL,
JAMES O. Law, "A. w. BRADFoRD,
JAMES L. RIDGELY, GEORGE M. GILL,
| THOMAS KELso, WM REYNOLDS,


CHARLES H. PTTTs.


RESOLUTIONS.


The Wing State Central Committee have
adopted the following preamble and resolu-
tions:


/ Whereas, That unprecedented and glo.
riOus victory achieved By the Wings Of the
City and the State in the election of the
18th inst, calls for some demonstration ex-
PTessive of the lively emotions which the
event has awakened, and which It's impor-
tance so fully iusti6es- Therefore,


ResOIDed, That one hundred guns Be fred
at noon on Monday the 18th inst, in honor
Of our signal triumph.


