From the Baltimore Patriot.
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Look at this New Hampshire and Maine have
again and again proclaimed their voice for the Ad-
ministration and yet their Senators in Congress,
Chandler. Paris, and Woodbury., array themselves
against the Administration. We now have for the
second time the voice of Delaware, and yet her Sen.
ators, cLane aud Kidgeiy, array themselves
AGAINST the Administration, Three fourths OF the
Prople of New York are for the Administration
and yet her crafty calculating Senators Van Buren,
and Sanford. array themselves against the Admin
stralon. And Maryland too, stout and firm tor
the Administration, yet one OF her Senators, Gene


raj Smith, arrays himself against the Admnstra


tim and had it not been for the resignation OF Col
! Llovd in luckess moment for him and lucky
one for the State, we should had him also arrayed
against the Administration, actively. perhaps, as he
displayed himselfin Talbot at tine recent election,
aud where he met with most graceless defeat.
Lei these States be fairly represented. according "a
the ,cM of The People, aud the Administration would
b., A. pnw eyiul in the Senate of the Union, as Mr.


ffcrson's in his best days. This will soon come
to ,s--Chandler, rar, and Woodbury.. will be
Dismissed by the respect I've Legislatures just elect
ed and the rest VIZ. share their fate as soon as the,
can be reached by the votes Of an abused and 'ndls
nant People. MADiooH.