The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-11-06

THE RESULT IN MARYLAND.
The Democratic majority in Maryland for
the State ticket will be over 2S,0O0-
Governor McLane's majority last year was
about 10000. In Baltimore city the entire
Democratic ticket was elected by majorties
ranging from 10000 to $4,000. McLane's
majority in Baltimore city was 1924.
The Democrats thereby secure eighteen
members of the House of Delegates and one
Senator. Turner's majority for Comptroller
in Baltimore city is 10, 482.
For Clerk of the Court of Appeals Jones,
Democrat, received $500, and Marine, Re-
publican, 1926. Jones' majority in Buti-
more city, 1858.
In Annapolis the Democratic majority is 1874,
heavy Democratic gain, against SO majori-
ty for Mulikin, Republican candidate for
Comptroller in 1888. Anne Arundel coun-
county has gone Democratic.
Kent county has given Democratic ma
majority of $50.
In Queen Anne's county the Democrats
made clean sweep, electing their entire
ticket The majority on the State ticket is
651. Tie Jury plan" of nominating Demo-
cratic candidates was submitted to vote and
defeated by a majority of ,029.
Returns from Marlboro district, Prince
Georges county, show a marked falling off in
the Republican vote for members of the
Legislature, and no material change in the
Democratic vote. There is slight falling
off in the Democratic vote for Comptroller,
and larger falling off in the Republican vote
| for the same Office. The Democratic MAORI
| ty was 463.
In Wicomico county the entire Democratic
ticket is elected by about 900 majority.
Worcester county is very close, but has
probably gone Democratic. Judge Holland,
Democrat, was elec,d associate judge in the
| first judicial circuit without opposition.
The entire Democratic ticket in Dorches-
ter county, the home county of Gov. Lloyd
is elected by $50 majority.
The whole Democratic ticket is elected in
Howard by an average Of about 600 majority
Charles county has gone Democratic by a
large majority.
The Democratic Legislative ticket in Car
roll is elected by an average majority of $40
Montgomery county has gone Democratic by
700.
| In Somerset the returns indicate that the
whole Democratic ticket is probably elected
The entire Democratic ticket is elected in
Talbot
In Garrett county the Democrats elected
the State Senator and the Republicans both
members of the House Tower, Republican
is elected Clerk of the Circuit Court over
Hamill Democrat, and two ofthe three coun.
ty Commissioners are Republicans Laugh
lin, Republican, is elected Register of Wills
over Delawder, Democrat, by one vote.
There were four tickets in Caroline, name.
ly, Democratic, Republican, Anti, bribery and
a colored ticket, with few white men run.
ming on it. The entire Democratic ticket is
elected
The result in Frederick county was very
close, but the Democrats have made large
gains and have carried the county.
Washington county gives majority to the
Republican State ticket and the Republicans
also elect three of the four members of the
Legislature. The vote for the county offices
is very close.
In Baltimore county the vote was Turner,
7,038, Miller, 3,S40. Turner's majority, $3.50.
Jones, 7043, Marine, 5000. Jones' MAORI
ty, 3,1O4.
In Allegany county there was much cut
ting. Theodore Luman, Republican, was
elected Clerk, and Daniel Houck, Republican
Sheriff. The Senatorship was close but A
B. L. McKaig, Democrat, was elected. The
Democrats elect one member of the Legisla-
ture and one Commissioner
In Cecil county, also, the scratching was
unprecedented. The whole Democratic
ticket, however, with the exception of
Davis, Republican, for Clerk, is elected,
by majorites ranging from 200 to 500. In
Elktcn district the stalwart Republicans vot-
ed and worked in the interest of the Demo-
cratic candidate, for register, State Senator
Clerk of the Court and County Commission
toner's, and voted large number of the col
ored voters for those candidates Among
other stalwarts working for Democratic can
didates were Henry R. Torbert, deputy COL
lector of the port of Baltimore, and proprie.
tor of the Cecil Wing, and Joseph s. Wells,
also of the custom house,
The whole Crcswell interest was thrown
against all hali.breed Republican candidates
whose election was considered probable. A
prominent Democratic leader worked at the
polls against the Democratic candidates for
Clerk and Register.
FROM OTHER STATES.