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BALTIMORE Feb. &c. 1871


II. Greezey, Esq. Ny Dear Sir-1he Cohgres, se,
sonal Election for six Members Of Congress 'foih
MARYLAND is just over, and the result ls "iiis u
umph unparalleled by any thing we nave oelo,o cro
achieved. Our CITY, so far from falling BACK r1' Q,
the unparalleled Wing majority she gave at INC
Mavorfs Election in October, has now mary : uoa.
bied it and has, trust fully estabshed her calm
70 be the host Of that noble array OF WINGS WHOM
we are prepared to welcome IN May next Cui ma
ioritv in the City is Str ffa"dred ana 'oeoe1"y-
'E;obt Rut This is not all-our information rom
- ~ tho STATE warrants us in saying that we
La,.a taS oiected our nominated Candidates-sound
CIav Wings all-1n erery ore OF our Elk Congres
s;onel Districts Rather singular Gerymander
this-is it not In the lid District, where the
Locos complained of being entirely TOO much crord-
ed. and where they claimed and had in l94l a ma
iority of l800 we have elected our nominated Can
didate in singe-handed contest against them by a
majority of upwards of Fire Hundred. We have
this moment received authentic intelligence from
the Vth Disuict-the only one in douht-showinS
the election Of oar Candidate By Sir rotes.


So completely have eradicated Loco-focolsli
that it will be hard matter for some time to come
to find enough Of it in Maryland to serve Tor the
seed Of another crop.


We shall expect NewYork here en- masse on the
I'd of May and be prepared TO greet YOU with an
enthusiasm exceeding even thar of l040


trust that if you can do no better you will lind
your way again to your old quarters, where slill
the Latchsuing hangs outside the door,


In haste, yours. truly, a. W. b.
The Whig Central Committee of the State


of Maryland to the Wings OF the united


States.


FELLOW CITIZENS The State of Maryland has
opened the political campaign of l044 by victory
so signal, so conclusive 10 warrant the oate Gen
Ia Committee in ma king II the subject OF special
address to their Wing Brethren throughout the Union.
phars tn rpr
semi the State in the lower House of Congress took
place on Wednesday, the 18th instant, and we have
now positive intelligence of the choice OF the n0m1-
mated Wing candidate IN euery District. Mary
land thHs presents an undivided front. Her repre-
sentation in the House is entirely Whig. Her re.
presentation in the Senate is entirely Wing AT the
election in October she chose a large majority OF
Wing members Of the House OF Delegates. All
these results are deemed by the undersigned, and,
they may add are conceded by their political oppo-
nents to be conclusive as to what the vote OF ule
State will be at the Presidential Election III Nove-
Der next ,.,I


All of the gentlemen elected are the decided
friends of Mr. CLAY They all prefer HIM before
all living men as the next President OF the hePuD
lie They are all the open advocates OF te @
ton of American Industry by the enactment OF laws
d;oned for that purpose and sufficient Tor 1t, and
tbe 5eopIc of Maryland choose them, knowing their
bold and frank avowal of such sentiments. The
principles of the Whig party and its great leader
were in the view of every voter he deposited his
ballot and the issue is the calm, solemn and, we
trust reversible adjudication OF the points IN dis
pute between the two parties by vast majority OF
the Freemen Of the State.


WHIGs OF THE OTHER STATES OF THE UNION.


1t is with proud exultauon that we apprl2e you
of these suspicious results But 1t Is not only tor
the purpose of invoking your congratulations that
we address you. We desire to point to you the ex-
ample we have SET and, with the afectionate earn
estness which our political brotherhood warrants,
TO ask you to follow it. Before the close OF the
year upon which we have Just entered, the most
momentous political questions that have ever en-
gagged the attention of the American people must be
finally settled The destiny of the Wing party
and, what we consider the same thing--the destiny
of our Republican, involved in the Elections of
1874 Maryland has felt in this contest the respon
sibity of the position she occupied, and had both
the lalrels of victory fresh upon her brow and the
broad and bright flag of HENRY CLAY waving III
triumph throughout her borders.


The undersigned avail themselves of this occasion
to renew on behalf of their Whig brethren of Bati-
more the tender of the hospitaltes of the City to all
who may desire to attend the great Convention to
be held in this City in May next. No matter how
may be the attendance, there will be room
enough in the hearts and homes of the victorious
Wings of Baltimore for ALL


JAMES HARDWOOD, JOHN P. KENNEDY.
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JAMES L. RiDGELY. GEORGE NJ. GILL,
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