MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

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bers Of Congress elected.
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An un6rokea Phalanr-Sir WIZ Men
bers Of Congress elected.


JOHN p. KENNEDY,


JOHN M S. CAusIN,


FRANCIS BRENGLE,


JoHN WETHERED,


THOMAS A. SPENCER,


DR.. JACOB A. PRESTON.


The Wings of Maryland have made a
clean sweep of The field in the election con-
test of w ednesddy last. The work has been
done thoroughly-in every District the ad-
vocates of free trade" have been discomft-
ted-in every District victory has perched
upon the banner of CLAY AND THE TARIFF.
Mari land sends an entire Whig representa-
ton to the halls of Congres. comprising men
of talent, intelligence. high personal stand
ing. and sound political principles. She
has faithfully done her duty in the opening
political contest Of 1914. and her bright ex-
ample presents strong appeal to her sister
States to go and do llkewise.-BaL Amer
Never. since the days of the revolution,
did old Maryland give more incontroverta-
bic evidence that she still retains the spirit of
'76, than in the contest for Congressional
delegation. AS that election was the first
of the skirmishes that will precede the great
presidential conflict OF 1874, the entire I'm
ion looked with intense interest to the result
The wings throughout the land entertained
that confidence in the indomitable energies
ofthe wings of Maryland which was always
towards the old Maryland line


