The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-10-14
Maryland Politics.

In the End judicial circuit, the counties of
the northern half of the Eastern Shore, the
Democrats renominated Robinson Wickes
and Stump. ....
The Democrats of the third judicial Circuit,
composed of Baltimore and Hartford counties,
on Tuesday nominated Judge Yellott for Chief
Judge, and Richard Fowler for associate
Judge. Judge Grayson was beaten for Chief
Judge. f se.
Mr.. 7. C.. Blair, the Republican nominee
for Congress in this district is a ''Stalwart OF
the Stalwarts' faction that is an enemy to
civil liberty and that has debauched the peo-
pie and brought reproaeh upon the Repubh-
can party Can the Lincoln Republicans, the
Blaine men, support him? .-e
Messrs. John C. Motter, of Frederick, and
John 7. Vinson, of Montgomery county, have
written letters accepting the Republican nom.
nation for associate justices in the 9th judicial
circuit of Maryland. Mr.. Motter says he only
Yields his consent to run because OF the pow
erful appeal of friends. z-rf{ ..H
The Republican convention of the judicial
district composed of Baltimore and Hartford
counties, met on Wednesday, and again ad-
iourned They are waiting to see if an indie
pendant ticket will be announced. In the
St. Mary's district, the Republicans have NOM
inaten j. Parran Crane in opposition to Judge
Ford .r
The Cecil County Ne,cs says: Hon. Chas.
B, Roberts, of Carroll county is prominently
spoken of as the next Democrat candidate Tor
Governor. Mr. Roberts represented tins dis
trict two terms in the House of Representa-
tives at Washington and made an excellent
and efficient Congressman. If nominated
and elected, he would no doubt make an
equally good Governor. ii aEsG -5al2t
Hon. Stevenson Archer. of Hartford county,
has announced himself an Independent candi-
date for chief judge of the third judicial circuit,
against Judge Fowler. The Republicans, 1t
! is said, will not nominate candidate for chief
Judge. but will support Mr.. Archer. This
step of Mr.. Archer is as unwise as 1t was un-
| expected by the Democrats whose political
| favors he has so often and long enjoyed.
Hon. Montgomery Blair has been nominal
| ed for Congress in the sixth district. In this
nomination the Democrats have selected an
able and experienced statesman, and have
| bonored themselves. The vote in the sixth
district is always close, but the principles Mr..
! Blair represents, and his vast superiority over
| M. McComas, the Republican candidate,
| should secure for him united Democratic
support. A united Democracy can elect Mr..
Blair. Era 3G g He.n
| The Republicans have nominated Hart B..
| Holton, of Baltimore county, for Congress m
| the fifth Maryland district. The convention
was not at all harmonious. The feeling OF
discomfort cngendered over the contests be-
| tween the Dirty and Ensor factions during
the campaign has not yet subsidized, and there
! is talk Of an Independent Republican nomi-.
nation in the fifth district. Mr.. c.. Irving
Ditty, collector of internal revenues. discoun-
| tenances any independent movement, though
he will make no effort to elect Mr.. Holton,
| and will not vote for him.a tf's q