Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-12
REPUBLICANS IN MARYLAND.
The Convention on the asth-some Of the
Candidates.
patch 10 The Evening Star.

Candidates.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, August l2-The democratic poll
ticians now taking vacation and the re-
publicans are getting ready for the campaign.
The republican state convention will meet at
Ocean City Thursday, August "a. ana nominate
candidates for governor. controller, attorney
general and clerk of the court Of appeals.
The talk Of late has been with regard to the
wisdom of doing everything possible 10 bring
Mr.. Gary into closer relations with the admin
istration at Washington, that there may 10
some recognized head TO the party in Mary
land. Capt VIM. ID. Burchinal, surveyor Of
the port of Baltimore, has no superior in the
republican party here as . shrewd, bold, fair
and open politician
Il have fought Mr. Gary" he said in an in
terview, land have fought him squarely. He
ALWAYS knew exactly where 1 stood. He op-
posed me when 1 was q candidate for collector
of the port and had another man whom be
desired appointed. But realize that the party
oan i'll afford to turn Its back on q man Of Mr..
Gary's social and business influence in this
state. He is still ready to do all in his power
for the party. 1 have no sympathy with move
ments intended to crusA him out. IL we want
to make good showing this fall we should all
rally around Mr.. Gary. L can't say anything
against him except that he has been such an
incorporating sherman man, but he is en-
titled 70 respect for his opinion We ought TO
stand by him and let the administrasi ton at
Washington take him into ITS confidence and
through him help TO put q stop to all the dis
graceful pickering aud biting and factionAl
folly in Baltimore. Let the administration
recognize Mr.. Gary as the party leader in
Maryland and We can all get together"
This is very plain talk. What effect ii viii
have on Collector Marine, Postmaster johnson,
Subtreasurer Wellington, District Attorney
Ensor, Naval Officer Urner and Marshal Airey
and the other federal officials in the state re-
mains to be seen. When Capt. Burchinal
speaks he means what he says. No one ever
heard Of him playing dark-lantern politics.
THE LATEST TICKET OUT.
Ex-Congressman Lloyd Lowndes Of Cumber-
land can have the nomination for governor il
he wants it but ii is not likely that he will take
1t. The most recent ticket named is Col Vim.
Vannort Of Kent county for governor, Gen.
Thomas ]. Shryack Of Baltimore for controller,
Harry NJ. Clabaugh Of Carroll county for attor.
ney general and BENJAMIN q. Stonestreet of
Charles county for clerk Of the court Of sp-
peals.
yannort is Farmers Alliance man, shryaek
q lumber merchant Cabaugh one Of the best
lawyers at Westminster, and Stonestreet was
for many years clerk of the Charles county cir
cult court He now holds q government posi-
ton at Washington, which he will not resign
for such an empty honor. Shryack is also sug-
gested for governor, and John W. Belt Of Prince
Georges county, Frank Holmes Of ST. Nsry's
Frank CAN'T Of Calvert and State senator
Adrian Posey Of Charles, for clerk of the court
of appeals. State Senator John Vert Randall
of Anne Arundel is named for attorney general,
but Will probably be nominated again for the
senate. Col. ThomasRs. Hodson, chairman oS
the state central committee, is also spoken a
for controller.