Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
THE ENQUIRER.
Saturday Morning, October 4, 1919.
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.
c,o.;ous democratic Triumph
RICH MOND, VA.

Re,ow we give all the returns which nave
come 10 hand from this gallant little Stale NC
Democracy have done molly. lfu'''' 'Ne "o'"
goes bravely on; and the people seem oe",
mined =, abandoning The Wing leaders, WIN
their narrow and prejudced views, ana com,
ing out in support OF The true pf'hc'p,.s =
,he c.,;,,;on One hundred guns for Mary
,ap1 old virginia lids her GOD speed" IN hef
noble efforts 10 cast off the shackles OF h'eee''
Col. W. F. Giles, Democrat, is elected 10 inc
4,h Congressional District, By 642 majority o'ei
Mr.. John P. Kennedy, wing. 80
Mr. pok,s majority 10 the district vas 4'o.
Th,o.,s Watkins Lyon, Democrat, is elected
in the 81 Congressional District composer u
the 10Th ,7;b, lsih 10Th, and 2oth wards oil me
civ of Baltimore, and Of Baltimore county,
How, n district, and Carroll county. Lyons
majority in he I'VE wards OF the city is 76l.
I,bn Ke,leweI Esq, gallant and perse-
veriug Democrat, has been elected sher'ii OF BAL
rimore cily. BY majority Of 1881 over James
Law Esa. lie late popular Wing mayor.
The vbole Democratic ticket for Legislature,
Sc has Leen elected in Baltimore city and coun-
Carroll coanip-Ligon (Dem) 1911; We
.hered (Whig) ,57i. :.
Uvayd Disiict-Ligon's majority Is Is, ana
he whole Legislative ticket is elected
In Ejedefiek County, the whole Democratic
ticket is elected by some 200 majority.
C,cu COun;D--ELr C0hgr-ss.-Constab!e tDe-
mocran 1895; Wright (Whig) 1880 Cecil
has also elected the full Democratic Legislative
ticket.
Wrishl's majority in Kent County is only g.
Weare indebted for most OF The above returns
10 The Republican and Argus.
Montgomery Copny-Three Wings and one
Democrat have been elected 10 the Legislature.
For Consress-Chapman (Whig) 935; Key
Anae Arundel Coanty-Chapman, W., l55;
Kew, -, las. :, 80,
washington County = Shrively, W., 2,2sl;
Perry, D., 2,273. Wing majority now III; IN
1914 1873 Three Democrats and two Wings
elected 10 Legislature.
dlceianv Coanty-From three districts there
is Democratic gain since last Congressional
election Of $50 Perry elected By from 800 TO
Kent Coiny-Ccns,able D.. 52s; Wright,
W.. So; MAJ. for Wright 80; in IA, Wing ma
loriry 81.
w. Io2; Cons,able's mai. Co. in Al, Wing ma
lority 2Ui Democratic ticket elected 10 Legis-
laturc.
Fror, Thursday Nislrs IFosiinsto. Unioa.l
GLORIOUS VICTORY IN MARYLAND
OLD Maryland has spoken with voice OF
thunder She, too, has emphaticaily endorsed
the principles and policy OF the present admins
traton--she, who, but few short hours since,
was considerably the Wings as reliable for their
purposes as Massachusetts herself!
Mr.. John p Kennedy, the Wing belles-,eIres
member Of The House. has lost his seat in Con.
gress, having been beaten severely By The gallant
Giles, the Democratic candidate.
He has had hard iall-sumhlins, as he did
over the anti American doctrine OF Naive Anne
rcanism, which he has labored SO earnestly 10
foster Ter some years past. Like the eagle spoken
of BY Byron, he is wounded hy an arrow whose
shat, is ieahered from his own breast.
Nav all politicians in the Union, who make
war upon The principles of Our institutions. ny
aiding and abel,ng Natvism, meet like reward!
His Other hobby, ''lhe only l,uit al The Wing vic
tory Of 1870" has turned 10 ashes on his lips
As is we'll known, he slaked his success upon the
popularity Of the tariff OF 1912 with the people
Of Baltimore. electioneering only through some
long-winded essays in its praise. But the intell
city, who are not TO be caught with chaf, would
sanction neither Mr. X. nor his scheme Tor pro-
tectins them hy a law increasing the profits on
manufacturing capital as wages fall.
Mr.. Weihered, the manufacturers champion
par excellence, as also met with sore defeat in
the adjoining district. His command over the
bread Of his worl;men. and over those who de-
pend on his wothlirn tor their bread cnnld not
save him could mol coax the people OF his dis
he .f
His seat in Congress will be occupied by Thos
Watkins Ligon, Democrat elected especially
10 aid in reducing The tarffof l542 The revenue
slandard-to make The burdens of The Govern
men, fall equally upon Il classes OF our citizens.
II our opponents are wise, they will see the folly
oflonger payin: their scribhing emissaries STA
TONED in this city 10 report divisions in the De-
mocralic ranks, and the want of public confidence
in the administration. Maryland-lalely their
own Maryland-tells The truth TOO plainly.
From The Baltimore american, Oct.31
The Result OF the Election in th, city. on
Wednesday, the particulars Of which we publish.
ed yesterday, shows an entire defeat OF the Wings
in all their nominations. The introduction of the
Native American ticket was fatal What spe-
cia advantages are looked for by the leaders Of
that organization, in course Of action which
has led TO this issue, We do not undertake to con-
lecture.
The loss Of Mr.. Kennedys election is much
10 be regretted, and il will be much regretted
throughou, the country. The Wings scarcely
expected TO carry their Delegate ticket, bur it was
strongly hoped, Thai in Mr. KeDncdy's District,
composed oflhe frs, fifteen wards OF the city, a
majority would be found 10 sustain him. Rul for
the unhappy division caused by The Native Ame-
r'can movement Ibis majority would have been
al the polls.
:, The returns from the adjacent Congressional
DlStic's render II pretty clear that the Wing can
didacs in The Second, Third and Fifth Districts
Messrs. Snive!y Wclhered and Wright have
lost their election If So the representation of
Maryland in The next Congress will s,and-lwo
Wings and four Locos