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'sords Us much pleasure 70 state, thu dt
- the Democrats Candidate, has been elect
cnsernOr 'Sn, of Maryland by nisiqrity ranging


one and two thousand; and that Kooet'


WeL4ne; Esq has been elected to Co"gsess' :: :


BaItimore City by 57l majority over me
%" Jobn P. Kennedy, one of the "grea' guns
,Wbiecerv. This is noble result ana one


~bicb the Republicans of Maryland deserve serve


,honLs of their brethren throughout the conn'


The Congressional Delegation from g Mary a'l
Ill s,a,d As follows: r. M. .McLape and


w Liron, Democrats and Ionn \ ", : oGna Sn' P
.n1 Dixon Roman, Alexander Evans, and
FS1w Cris6eH, Federalists. Maryland had
~" csrrvmandered - by the Feds, and hence,
'.nrb the Democrats succeeded in electing their
,'.5idate for Governor, they could not carry
,,e Than two members of Congress. &c.. -. ="
Wake ,cay for Georgia! is now considered
ain that Col Towns, the Democratic candidate,
:, been elected Governor of Georgia over the
rA,raI Candidate, General Clinch. In 27 coun.
il. from which returns have been received, the
.,iiority for Col Towns is 6S3: Ia ls45 the
,,iority for Crawford, the Federal Candidate, ia
\ same counties, was 1890. The Feds give it up
These are indeed glorious iriumphs. They de-
,,nstrate to the world that the present able and
srrqe,ic administration of the Federal Govern
a,nt will be successfully supported; and they
racIaim to Mexico, that those who would laid
lnl comfort" her in this country, are sinking be-
nah The withering indignation of a patriotic peo-
jG Pennsylvania, we believe, votes this week
i Governor and other State Officers. We have
. fears for the Old Keystone. Her sterling De-
ocracy will do all things we'll"