From the Baltinore Prfrios
THE VOICE OF MARYLAND.
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The returns from all The counties now in, and
the parties in the House of Delegates, stand Ad-
fony-nine Jackson thirty-one.


We therefore congratulate the people OF Mary
land on the glorious result 6 their efforts in support
of the civil institutions Of their country, against the
most formidable attack that ever was or that ever
will be again made against them. We say the re-
suit of their efforts, because, although the battle is
to be fought over again in November we have suff-
cent evidence of strength to assure us 0 still
more decisive vlctory-it WW be a Horkfocn battle,
and YORKTOWN SURRENDER TO The
CAUSE OF LIBERTY We shall have every
district in the State except that OF Baltimore coun
ty This district. composed Of the city of Baltimore,
Annapolis and Anne Arunde county, will, beyond
all doubt, elect the two Administration Electors.
That Of Cecil and Hartford will also elect the Ad-
ministration Eector, for we have conversed with
gentlemen of the first responsibility from Elkton,
who say that that election district of Cecil. (wh
was the only one in which the Administration had
not maorty,) will certainly go with us in Novem-
ber, whe, the Presidential question shall be voted
upon directly considerations having iniuen-
ced the voters on Monday last. Hartford also will put
forth her full strength, which she did not do, from
local causes on the Delegate ticket. The vote OF
Queen Anne's was also not test OF the strength of
parties in that county. gentleman from that
county, and warm friend of General Jackson, saws


that the tickets were very much split and cut up by


local considerations and personal preferences, that


the vote given for Delegates is by no means consd-
cred there as indicative of the strength of parties
on the Presidential question, and that Queen Anne's
will without doubt give handsome majority for the
Administration in November next These all
the districts that wear the least appearance of a
doubtful character, and even that yanishes when
these circumstances properly considered and un-
derstood. We shall therefore give TEN VO les
for the reelection of our present worthy Chief Mag
istrate, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. and in support
of the American spstem. Maryland thus call, up
on her sister States, Pennsylvania, New York, Ken


lucky and the rest of the sisterhood, to do likewise
for the good cause.