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The House numbers 22S members, and IL 5 is
thus majority If the three States yet to elect
shall vote the last election, there will be IA
Wings, ll3 Locofocos, and one Native, who will
have the casting vote between the parties that is,
he can tie the Wings, though he cannot give the
preponderance to the Locofocos.


The WHIes OF MARYLAND will see from this what duty
they have perform They elect certainly FOUR have
equal chance for ve and with proper exeon may
elect the whole six members The Administration under
stand their game, and they will play with their usual bold
ness, but hope with their usual The great
effort is to be made this district defeat Mr. KENNEDY
Apart from the fact that bis place is wanted for favorte of
Mr.. Polk there is probably in the Union whom the
Administration would rather in Congress at this time
than John Kennedy His talents, his information on all
the subjects which important just for the Ad-
mnisraon to misead blind the people about his expe-


ence in the ways Of Congress- acquired from his long
vice in the House. and his careful observation make him
be feared by Mr. Polk and his advisers and therefore
not surprised to hear that they have announced through their
officers here that he be BEATEN if the Government can
accomplish it.


Forewamed orearmed" is the admontion so often and
adyantageousy given by the editor of the Union his
party, and it will not be lost the Wings of Baltimore. It
impossible that Mr. Kennedy be beaten by fair
of this every Wing satisfied and when they hear that he
is to be beaten they win understand that those inhu
10 be esoed to which have failed in other
places, where the motive to them less strong than
here Advised of this, the Wings of the city must direct
their efforts to preserve The purity Of the ballot boz


We hear Of importaons Of from other States and
Of "ppeaying," and all the other schemes which are re-
sorted to defeat the will Of the majority Of the legal voters
Of district or CITY, The apprehension may be greater than
the reality but we cannot be too careful Organize the
wards, appoint strong committees of vigilance canvass fully
every part Of the city, so that may be prepared day
Of election to mark every illegal voter who presents himself
the polls And let it not be forgotten that to vote illegally is


high penal offence in this State subecng the party guilty
OF punishment and let be understood that every
offender will be treated as the law directs" These things
done, we have nothing to fear.