MARYLAND.
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The Jacksonians claim Maryland. of course, and
have said they have majority on joint balI'i. On


this point, read the following from the B"ilin'ore
Patriot


1t will be recoected that, after last October


election, it was unlushingly asserted by the jack
sonites, that they had majority of one, JOINT
ballot, in the Legislature. We knew better, and
stated that the Administration had "a considerable


majority joint ballot and this too, let il be borne


in mind, Notwithstanding the Senate was elected the


year before, and with no view to the Presidential


question. We stated, after the last election, that
the House of Delegates would probably stand, for
the Administration 49, Jackson 81 and ii Was con-
ceded that the Senate stood thus for the Admins
tration g. Jackson 8, making, on joint ballot, Tor the
Administration 55, Jackson 40. Now what is The


fact, as proved by the election of the Executive
Council yesterday? The average vote for the A.
ninistraton ticket was fraction above 81 and that
of the Jackson ticket fraction above 43. This cad
culaon excludes the vote for Mr. Jones, who Is The
only Jacksonlte elected and who, in consequence
of much personal worth, and being OF the last Conn-
Gil, was voted for by some Administration men


The whole Government of the State is now fully
.s opposed to General Jaek-oB--and
SvH go eartand hand5c oar present en-
hghteaed Chief Magistrate Of the Union ~hosemhole
mind and heart is devoted to the best interest OF his
and whose course is crowned with the high
appreciation of his iIlusrions predecessors in Office