The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-09
EDITORIAL OPINIONS.
What the Newspapers of the State
Have to Say of the Personnel Of
the Tlcket-The Majority
Predict Success in No
vember.

Cumberland Tunes
Had not Nj Hurst been for reassessment he
would not have been nominated.
Tv'rsou Democrat
Mr.. Hurst is well fitted as 3 gentleman OF
ability and business qualifications for the ex-
allied position Tor whlch he mas been nomina.
ted
Marlboro Enquirer
The personnel OF the state ticket is somewhat
OF "a surprise, but We trust, will he cordla "
indor, ed ana Enthusiastically supported by the
Tucson Journal
Personal preferences al this time must give
way Ia The general good and We urge every
Democrat in Ba timore County 10 take a sen
S!bIe view of the situation, We believe he
viii, and 20 TO the polls in November and
ratiiy the action OF the convention.
EIic9a cry Times.
II j. Idle talk TO say that VI. German went tc
the convention with any Other intention than
Hurst >abnve reproach and II he j. the result
Of MI GurmanS manipulation, a. laS been
sueerlnSly charged. il wouldn't hurt the party
To have few more Germans in Maryland.
Port To5qcco Times Dem.
Mr.. Hurst has clearly expressed himself a
in favor ola aW for q lair assessment oi all
property in the STATE according 10 the ton>ti-
tuition ana ne i a man upon Whose. word all
VINO know him C. nfidentiaiIy rely. and il may
now be confidently said tuai th, great queS
ton OF reii>se>>neut lies safely with the people
IN the election or a Legislature that VIII enact
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E'}ston Democrat DIM
MI Hurst j. man ofbrotd INTEL geuce and
magnificent business training He i fearless
and indrIendent lie i the tool Of no man;
he comes to tn nomination for Governor free
from obligations and with strength of char
acter and sturdiu,s, OF will that undiSputabIy
guarantees the exercise of his sound Judgment,
free from sinister motives upon all public
Questions
be"'H |'"fhHE
mn .trt ~ antiti,.d ~, The s,,n
port OF every Democrat in the state, and es-
peciall5 appeals to the pride of Eastern shore.
men to make the mai rites Of smith OF Kent,
CrOtherS ofCccil, and Hurst, formerly of Dor
chester, phenomenal in their increase, not only
because they are Eastern Shoremen, but be
cause they are capable and honest Democrats,
and the regularly chosen nominees OF the Dem
ocracy of the state
L""fet J0W'hHt (Dem)
The paramount issues of the canIaign is
whether the Republican or the Democratic
party shaft be gwen the reins of government
and the control of this state for many years To
lltttltgTsttE
grievance against their party's representatives
H9uu lt 1e ,s;eu IS iiF r NV th
venomous emanations of so-called Democratic
newspapers into deserving their party in its
hour OF need.
BeIdtr DcWDcrdG
Mr. Hurst is a Cleveland Democrat a sue.
cessful merchant and largely Interested in
many industries of the slate While he OBJ
posed a new assessment during the depression
Of 'g2 and 90 he favors such a measure now
that business has revived and prOpertv has
reached lis normal value With candidates OF
"A high order Of character and ability and free
from factional disputes ii requires nut rep
etition Of the energies displayed at the piimil
rieS to elect the ticket by the usual Democratic
majority.
NJ, ,,o..,,a ~ MI ,,,,,.,,,.
disappointed that Mr. spencer C. Jones was
not selected To head the ticket II i equally
1e Ina. ~. H., W. i5mas
was not due 10 any lack of personal strength
on the lart OF this county : candidate, nor due
To anv flaw or blemiSh in his private. OF public
record nor due to any failure on he part Of
MS friends to give HIM the support he has 50
richly deserved by his merits as "A public otfi-
Ger a private citizen and an earnest Demo
GRAFT Expediency and the Judgment of the
convention dictated that another should lead
the party in the campaign, and nowhere in
lowing than here in Montgomery County.
Ia I7dtd CreSce"G
1T is true that Mr.. Hurst is not an anti
Ia,,d , Ia, ~ n CON, ,b W. IInrs,
not Democrat As a private citizen Mr.
hurst has not felt called upon to publicly
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The Baltimore, Tfleqrunl, a sterling Demo-
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supported Hon. Thomas q. Hayes. says OF the
Democratic candidate:
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mater T6e mi ye u. therefore nrnsenteS