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We are glad to receive the assurance contained
in the suboned article, that the WHIGs OF MARY
LAND fully aware of the importance of the CON-
ing election in their State and determined faithfully
10 do their duty TO their country and themselves.
Upon them depends, probably, the complexion
OF the House of Representatives, upon which may
hang the destinies of the Union. Let no one be
absent from his post or laggard in this day of trial


FHoN THt cuSnERLASD (aD.) CIVILIAN.


THE PRosPEcT Us-Never in the history of poll
tics in Maryland the prospects Of the Whg party more
ha,terng From all parts Of the State we have cheering in
tegence. The Wings every where aroused to sense
Of duty They know the Importance Of the present STRUGGLE
they know what their Wing brethren u other States
and determined there shall he no disappointment, The
most perfect harmony and goodieeng prevail there are no
local questions to create DIVISION personal eus to distract
their counsels All is peace and unity and the Wings of
Maryland jealous Of the honor Of the State and Jealous ,o
Of their reputation will the one TO the keen
ing Of him who has shown his willingness 10 backen with
reputation, suffer the other lose any thing OF it, an
cen renown. They true steel the present crisis
and, let their opponents count upon their apathy and ndr
they may they will find them faithful 10 their trus,
faithful to the State, and faithful themselves They hay
enlisted for this with resolution that knows no dcur
and breads danger and victory, complete and glorious
will crown their efforts.


Wings ofthe Union, make room then, for good old Mary
land Hernyncibe Line inyincible now as with the Wing
Of the Revolution, advances bae and in October will sem
you, for greeting


WmG GOVERNOR


VINO LEGIsLATuRE


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