The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-08-02
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICK
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The Democratic county ticket is
headed by q man who has the conf
dence and respect of the people of all
sections of the county.
CHARLES w. MICHAEL.
Mr.. Charles w. Michael the Demo
cratic candidate for the State Senate,
is a-son of the late Jacob J. Michael,
of Michaelsville. He is u prominent
and influential citizen of the second
district, graduate of the University
of Maryland Law School, and is forty
three years of age. Although a MEM
Der of the bar, Mr.. Michael is not en-
gagged in the active practice of his
profession, but has turned his atten-
ton to farming. A man of fine ability,
of incorruptible integrity, fearless in
pursuit of what is right, trustworthy
in every respect, if elected he will make
to Hartford county. Mr.. Michael is a
Democrat from settled convictions,
conservative and fair in his Judgment
and his actions.
The candidates for the House of
Delegates are all men who deserve the
support of every Democratic voter in
the county They are
t. Littleton Hanway,
Robert Seneca,
John L. G. Lee,
William NJ. Whiteford
Mr.. T. Littleton Hanway, of the
second district has been a very sue
cessful merchant of Aberdeen for the
past twenty years. He is a member
of one of the largest and most infiu
entail families in the county, direc-
tor of the Aberdeen National Bank,
and one of the directors of and Stock
holders of the Aberdeen Land Com
pany. Mr.. Hanway has always been
a straightout Democrat, and was never
candidate for office before. He will
make most worthy member of the
Legislature.
Mr.. Robert Seneca, of the sixth dis
trict is we'll and favorably known to
the people of Hartford He is forty
five years of age, and has always been
identified with the interests of Havre
de Grace. For a number of years Mr..
Seneca was engaged in the dry goods
business, but of recent years he has
been in the wholesale duck and fish
business. He has been a member of
the City Council of Havre de Grace a
number of times, and was several times
elected Mayor of that city. Mr.. Seneca
enjoys the confidence and respect of
the people of his own community and
his ability, energy and fine business
qualifications admirably fit him to re-
present the county at Annapolis
His familiarity with the fishing and
ducking interests are additional quail
fications
Mr.. John L. G. Lee is graduate of
the Bel Air Academy; of Johns Hop
kins University; class of '92, and of the
University of Maryland Law School.
He is a young man of energy, integrity
and ability. Mr.. Lee is engaged in
the active practice of his profession,
having a law office in Bel Air, with
his father, Col. Ohio S. Lee, and also
an office in Baltimre. He is twenty
six years old, and is staunch Demo
crat. He is young man of high NOR
al character, and is a member of the
vestry of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, Bel Air. Mr. Lee has pleas
ing, popular manners, indefatifable
industry, fine intelligence, and a de
termination to do his duty faithfully
and well. He deserves every Democra-
tic vote in the county.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Whiteford, son of James
r. Whiteford, of Dublin district, is
one of the leading business men of the
county. He is engaged in the fire in
surance and fertilizer business at Cam
bria. Mr.. Whiteford is graduate of
Eaton and Burnett's Business College,
Baltimore, and is twenty six years old.
His practical business training to-
gether with his natural ability and
genial manners make him admirably
fitted for the office for which he has
been nominated. By electing him a
member of the House of Delegates the
people of Hartford will secure an able
representative.
For States Attorney the Democrats
have nominated
WALTER w. PRESTON.
Mr.. Preston is we'll known to the
people of Hartford. He. is 80 years
old, and comes from Abingdon district.
He graduated from Princeton Col
lege in the class of 1881, read law in
the office of Stephenson Archer, and
graduated at the University of Mary
land Law School in 1885, He was
elected to the Legislature on the Dem
ocratic ticket in 1887, and reelected In
1889. At the session of 1889 he was
honored by being appointed chair
man of the committees on Judiciary
and Claims, two of the most important
committees of the House. In 1891 Mr..
Preston was elected State'E Attorney
for Hartford county. He has perform