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Richmond, Richmond County, Virginia
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On September 17, senators were elected in Maryland for Western and Eastern Shores. Lists include John E. Howard, Geo. Winchester, and others for Western; Levin Gale, William Spencer, and others for Eastern. Democratic electors voted for John T. Mason and others. Taney's party prevailed, defeating the Hanson faction.
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Yesterday the following Gentlemen, were elected Senators of this State—
For the Western Shore.
John E. Howard, Baltimore County
Geo. Winchester, City
John Leigh, St. Mary's County
Clement Dorsey, Charles
Peter Emerson, Calvert
Robert P. Magruder, Montgomery
Archibald Van Horn, Prince George's
R. B. Taney, Frederick
Roger Perry, Allegany.
For the Eastern Shore.
Levin Gale, Cecil
William Spencer, Kent
Henry Holliday, Talbot
Joseph E. Muse, Dorchester
Wm. Hughlett, Caroline
George W. Jackson, Somerset
The following is a list of the names of the Gentlemen voted for yesterday by the Democratic Electors of the Senate:-
John T. Mason, Washington County
Thomas Hawkins, Frederick
Thomas B. Dorsey, Anne Arundel
John Stephen, Annapolis
Isaac M'Kim,
Nathl. Williams,
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N. R. Moore, Baltimore County
Gen. Robert Bowie, Prince George's
Gen. Joseph Wilkinson, Calvert
T. W. Veazy, Cecil
Unit Angier, Kent
James Brown, Queen Anne's
Frederick Holbrook, Caroline
Lemuel Purnell, jr. Worcester,
Edward Lloyd, Talbot.
The party of Taney has prevailed
The republican ticket, on a comparison with the federal senate, will be found highly honourable to the republican party. We are rejoiced that the Hanson faction have been defeated.
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Baltimore
Event Date
September 17 (Election; Reported September 18)
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Outcome
taney party prevailed; republican ticket successful; hanson faction defeated.
Event Details
Gentlemen elected as Senators for Western and Eastern Shores of the State; Democratic Electors voted for additional candidates.