The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-01
MARYLAND, POOR MARYLAND
The CCIman-RsSin Combination Gains
a Decided Victory.
HURST The ECRlsEE FOR GOVERNOR.
The Dc~crtion OF Hayes the Surprise of the
Convention stormy Scene said to
Have Taken Place Between Hayes
aud Corman other Nominees.


BALTIMORE. MD July 3i.-Mr. John
T. Hurst aofi.r ,rf,,h.r of tie wcli-
o. .
known 1907 hins-flace ni} -i'' GUS "'"' 80
Hurst A. Purcell was tlls afternoon
,fr,ir,t.1 fo., f.,,,..r,.- ht fns Democrat
N g.. t.,,,4
y HiA'e convention '' ' ''''
senator German anl Freeman HaSln
ffcrlhr .rofe1 "a decided victory over
.t.,.. ..... ... ,.....f.rf Democrats
Ni '''''' '.'' ...
The ticket was cHHNi' yea 10y 'n' "'i"-
iuation OF Marion Dlkfio smith. or Kent
,,..r.. g.. .........t ,i.,...lf .e Cff1ptroliof
s..t. e,.,,.~
ct tNc treasury t'' ''
Charles g.. rrcflrrs. of DecA county, TOT
Attorncv-genoral
...,.... ..... ..o
Ihe surprise "i i'. ''''''''''" "'S '"'
Total despuDn Ui ine itaes'a9in'ht "'-
Nocatc state Senator Thomas a.. Hayes.
Die ra.si.,4 i..t Iuo votes on the roll-
can.
a stormy n.ao .s aail TO have taken
,l... t.t.,,.. .fr HAYES and Senator
t.r...r . ..,.re fhc convention met.
which undoubtedly accounts iof Mi.
"a, ,,l i.... a..l.ld Mr. C;ofman of
base I....II ..I soabl,-lDaline. and ended
,,, t.. t.. I.. .far.,ifi,. th. senior scn-
aior .... .tt.ne Sold him ont.
HQNi snIiI.
Dnf ff.. 1.ltrafcs were ian tho audito-
fi.-. .r Ff.fris' t.ldcfnv of Music at
,..rr fra Iorr nafIel Tor calling the
convention tY order. ~ soon became uois-
fI about that the dfarfn of delegates
was alt to conferences at the Hotel Car
InIIfuu anith had NOT been concluded at
f.r noon hour Senator German was re-
parted as having encountered unexpected
opposition from the counties toward the
NN4I of the slate nNel up last night. Mr.
Hurst known anu-Isassessment views
toll AIT. Gornau. for him TO command
anything Nke a. full Democratic vote.
several conferences followed this bomb
She'll ana as the dcIeaat.s came sfrsg-
SANG into The convention hall there were
many ruu1rs of new deals and conhina-
tinu-.
Chairman Talbot. OF the state Central
Committee raped the convention 10 or
oHr 900 -.-J 0'ciCck There was an entire
an-enc" ol decorations in the hall. which
Ial rapidly filled uu. until 2Op persons
were lu tnc seats.
air. Talbot made "a brief address. and
introduced Bernard Garter as the tempo
raTy chairman.
PLEA FOR HARMONY.
ln addressing the convention Mr.. Car
ter who ls one of Baltim0re's leading
lawyers ana am eloquent speaker. said
lish character and fully qualified to mi
I,,r,eI srJ he t,',.os.-. ,ir ''.y '.'is1l ",
tbsn, tI,. ,,,,..,,t,.,... .Nt. cue. Ion
,l,,,,o,,,-e S-. o"ii'i vl "li
shin Att,,,.., ~. ,...if, 'if N,7 @ @.u' ~ ~.vNtl ~ilDi
-, ''.'''it anu v''itly',
az stunt 't.'' year, nNi ll WoIiI |
.i7' n- .sadI4 10 eject majority ol !
eii' '-'tie iaiuie So iIAl 'cmorfdt could /
ne erected TO me mlei states Senate |
u succeed Charles n. Gibson. Several cl /
the state senators 90 Dee elected this fall |
VIII also faNe the opportunity 10 vote /
Tor successor to Arthur =. German |
TWO years hence.
IN closing. Mr carter begged Tor mar |
m'nY among tht factions. ana the united |
support of tnc convention nominees.
To was apparent that the galleries had |
been packed ln the interests OF Mr.. Hurst. |
Nr Carter was frequently interrupted /
with cheers fog Hurst until finally Car |
Ter warned the crowd that further inter
yluti0ns would not hf tolerated bat that |
summary action would be- taken II the
offence was further INDUCED in exccutiue |
al aunrOnrIals times
The usual committee was arpofntcd
A motion was ad1ntel that am resolutions
l. referred o., fhc fournffta without de-
ltte.
QUICK DECISION.
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