The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-10-20
YellOtt and Fowler.

The following endorsement of Judge Yel-
lott and Mr.. Fowler, Democratic candidates
for Chiefand Associate Judgcs.for this judicial
circuit, are as well merited as they are true
1t will be observed that they are from Re-
publican as well as Democratic journals:
From The ToCS0nioaCn Union, Republican,
both the nominees are well known to our peo-
pie. Judge Yellott has been on the bench in Bal.
timore county for fifteen years and Is esteemed
as an upright Judge and an honorable man. He
independent in his political views. Mr. Fowler is
highly esteemed gentleman and very popular
with all who have the pleasure Of his acqnaintcc
ance. He is a son of the late Robert Fowler, of
this county, q gentleman who was prominent in
the politics of the State, and one who was unver-
sally respected. What is said above of Judge
Yellott may also be truthfuly said of Mr.. Fowler
he is not q bitter partisan, but liberal-minded
gentleman who, If he should be so fortunate as
to be elected, will bc fair, honorable and impair
tial Judge"
[Ftom Tie T0Wsonto'cn Herald, Republican,
Judge Yellott has been on the bench for fifteen
years, and is more popular now than when first
attached to him because he has been kind, oblig-
ing Industrious prompt and faithful in the dis
charge of his official duties, and they know him
to be impartial, honest and able, Mr.. Fowler re-
ceived the unanimous vote of his party at the
primaries and in the nominating convention. He
Is a gentleman in every sense OF the word, sound
anu - SiSN'Se vas 'O $50
Judge"
From the T0aCS0nto,cn journal, DenaOcrdtic.l
These nominations meet with the almost uni
yersal appreciation of not only the Democrats,
but of he people of Baltimore county, and In the
selection of the delegates to the county conven-
ton it was well known it was very emphatic
ally the "voice of the people" And that voice
having been respected, there is no doubt of their
triumphant election on the 7th of November
ave need scarcely say to the people who
George Yollott is. He has gone in and out before
them for the last fifteen years, and his name is
synonymous with uprlghtness and integrity-tho
incorruptible Judge, whose firm Judgment has
never been swayed by passion within or by dis
graceful clamor from without He has faithfully
guarded the sacred trust confded to him, and has
worn the judicial ermine with dignity and pre-
served il pure and spotless.
"Of Mr.. David Fowler, the candidate for AssC-
cate Judge, it is great pleasure to say, he stands
before the people as an intelligent gentleman,
whose integrity of character in all the walks of
life are absolutely unassaable. Mr.. Fowler pos
sesses well balanced, legally trained min I, is a
gentleman of keen peroeptve ability, and with
modesty and dignity of manner and Il private
character pure and spotless, he will fully main
tain the honor of the bench of Maryland. Among
his brethren of the bar he is regarded gentle
man of first cass abilities and sound lawyer"
From lie WOodbelTy Ne'CS, Indepeddent and Tent-
perdHce.
"For once in many years the Office has sought
the man. The people of Baltimore county, ire
spective of party, demanded the nomination OF
Judge Yelott. The election of Messrs. Yellott
and Fowler will be by the largest majority even
given in this county,"