THE MARYLAND wHIG CONvEN-
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party TO preserve its ascendancy in the state councils,
Cambridge on Wednesday the 10Th instant. One
hundred and three representatives vii! be in atend-
ance. Their names we give in another column, and
more devoted company of Wings cannot be found
putaton in and out Of the Stale--men who have
stood by their flag in victory and defeat in prosper
ity and adversely with firmness which belongs only
to the brave. They meet, not to rescue the State
from the possession Of the adverse party. That was
done in 1914. But they assemble to choose leader
to perpetuate the power in the hands of a party
whose administration of the public affairs of Mary
land has proved TO be Of the highest benefit to the
citizens and interests thereof They come together,
animated by bat desire, and that is, the advance.
menl Of the public veal. No party chickering's res
-pecting this man or that will fret their conncils,
though honest rivalry exists between parts Of the
Eastern Shore for the honor Of the governor ship.
This rivalry, when it is once ascertained who shall
contest in the counties as TO which shall throw the
highest vote for the nominee.


The public interests Of Maryland are now no
longer matter Of pure party politics. The Wing
policy is SO obviously in accordance with the true


ntere is Of the State that the opponents Of the


Wings, will not dare oppose it, in the coming elec
lion Issues extraneous 10 the interests Of the State
the Democratic leaders will no doubt attempt to


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point. The Democrats will not dare to advocate the
reputation policy from which the Wings have res
cued the State by an energetic effort And there is
no oher home question Of sufficient importance to
draw the line Of division with any degree of severity
The war, the next Presidency, will no doubt be drag
gel into the contest by our opponents, but here
have them again. The Wings are the peace party,
but while they are for peace, they go for sustaining
the government by men and means-see votes Of
Wings in Congress for means and see the politics Of
the volunteers, nine-tenths Of whom are Wings to
the core--while il is in war with foreign enemy.
The Wings point with pride to their noble brother
Whig generals in the field They embrace them
all with the love Of brethren, but there is ONE whom
they love with more than child's love. ZAcHARr
TAYLoR is father to his brethren. Under him the
whole Wing party Of the Union now marching
to ascendancy in the Councils Of the Republic The
PEOPLE, the WHIG PEOPLE, have decreed he shall be
their next President. In this decree they will be
seconded by nine-tenths Of their Democratic breh-
rem, who are Wings in heart and only ask for gen.
e.al under whom they can enlist and serve without
fear or favor. In General Taylor they have found
that man. So--let the Democrats Of Maryland make
this is ue in the coming election if they choose. II
ry. Victory awaits our standard with Taylor in
scribed upon it in broad bold letters and the nominee
Of the Wings Of Maryland for their next Governor,
whoever that nominee shall be-


With such feelings will the Wing State Conven-
ton assemble at Cambridge. Who can doubt the
issue They will present the name Of the strongest
man personally and politically. The western shore
Wings 60 into Convention only to conquer. They
will not be permitted by their eastern shore brethren
to outvie them in sacrifices for the common good
Let the Convention remember the saying Of the old
Thunderer of Buena Vista to the brave Gen. Wool,
after that terrible battle was over .General, when
we all pull together, power earth beat us!


The action Of this Convention will have an i'm
por,an. bearing on the next Congressional Md cleo.
tons The spirit Of harmony is infectious. Let
it preside over the deliberations Of this Convention,
and the Congressional District Conventions will be
governed by the same impulse. We have not only
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work to perform if possible. The Wings of Mary
land must send an entire Wing delegation to the
next Congress. It can be done, done easily. Only
bring out strongest men, Let the spirit Of per-
senal sacrifice prevail. Let everything be for the
cause and nothing for men, and all will go right,
Our Democratic frends--for they are friends though
opposed in potcs--only want an opportunity to
rebnke the mon in power, the men whom they sent
to the last Congress, for their tAng with the high
interests of the country in the manner they have
done. Let every Wing in Maryland afford his OPP
ponent that opportunity. Give the Districts sound,
true Wings, Wings who command the confidence
Of Wings and the respect Of Democrats, and the
work is more than half done. All that remains to
he done is to enlighten the Democratic mind Of
Maryland. Let public meetings be held. Let the
Districts be canvassed in every nook and corner.
Let no man be without Wing light. Let it shine
from the house-tops. Let arguments be circulated,
going to expose the hypocrisy and dishonesty Of the
men in power at Washington. And then the
whole work will be done; and done quickly and
done well.


The National Wing will faithfully do its part in
The coming elections Of Maryland. 1t will fearless
y discuss the miserable party issues continually