The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-10
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Comments of the Democratic Press
From the Toxson DEMOCRAT.

From the Towson Democrat.
Mr.. Hurst is well fitted as gentleman Of ability
and business qualifications for the exalted position
for which he has been nominated. 1t has been
urged against him that he is opposed to reasSess'
ment, having opposed the Hayes bill. He admits
having opposed reaSSesSment two years because
he did not think it an opportune time, when the
Hayes bill before the Legislature, but that he
now favorS an equitable assessment law.
From the Towson Journal
The Democratic State Convention has placed be
fore the people of Maryland ticket of first-class
gentlemen all of whom are amply qualified for the
responsible duties with which they will he charged
Though we in Baltimore county were not gratifed
in having nominated the gentleman of our choice,
we have no complaints to make, hut cheerfully bow
to the wisdom and preference of the Convention.
and shall urge the election of the entire ticket.
FROM the Baltimore Telegram.
There should be no animositieS or factional OBJ
etFHctions raised in any quarter. The candidates
selected are men of the highest moral chaaCter.
Their intellectual ability cannot be questioned.
The devotion 70 the interests OF the people has been
exhibited many times and oft and their Democracy
has been too well attested 10 cause any mESsivinss
as Ia their steadStneSS 10 the principles and teach
ings Ofthe party
From the Ia Plata Crescent
In nominating Mr. Hurst the Democratic party
put up a candidate whose policies will be sound
upon alfimportant issues confronting the people.
He is not a compromise candidate in the sense of
compromising any principle but be is a nan upon
whom the Democracy Of Maryland should unite,
glld save the state from the danger Of Republican
restoration - power As the Governor Of this state.
We believe he would bring 10 the discharge Of his
Important duties all the wisdom AMI self-Fclianee
of his ripe experience; and that his administration
w0aFsd he .clsarae,erzed by the same independence
Of hoss-dictation and that devotion To the public
Interest that has made our present Governor ~
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From the Port Tobacco Times
Al our masthead today we place the names Of the
next Governor. Comptroller and Attorney General
Of Maryland who were nominated on the first hal
lot by the Democratic state Convention. which a.
sembe,i in baltimore on "Wednesday. The person
mel Of the ticket Is exceptionally strung in fact one
Of the strongest and undesirable that has bscn
presented Ia the people in many year. All ihree
Of the gentlemen named men of the highest
character and above reproaeh.
From the Cecil nemocmL
The selection Of Mr. Hurst 10 head the ticket was
rather unexpected although his name was men
tion.si a. q possible comprOmi~e candEiaie. stIsi
while q would that the list of candidates Goa
tainei several ho would have added more strength
to the ticket Mr. Hurst possesses qualifications that
will enable him TO make agERSs.vS calolaign.
and when electt,i VII discharge tn duties "a hi
high Office with skill AMI credit
From the Easion Dcmncras
The ticket which has becn nominated by tbs
Democratic state Convention Is that the people
have confidence in and viii n,liy srouri- AL talk
90 the contrary. the ticket was uasde imFartislly
and solely with the end In view 81 Promoting the
highest good u the people and party. The Tara-
mount isie IN the campaign i the question q ~
assessment and John T. Hurst. the candidate Fox
Governor has Hlade pablic statement that h. wii
stand boldly and fearleSsy Cor sn equalization %
taxation ant havor su asscssurai bail In The rosa
ing legislature fhai Wiu b. bruad enough 20 rm-
bFace within its provisions adequate means 90 tax
all forms 81 properly
Frym the CeniTpville Observer
The nenorrafir state ConvcufiDn whirh raei in
Baltimore on Wednesday uas under the oamP,eis
conirol q SENATOR G0rnuan. The great olsieTy rsir
against him nnd his rnrths.is ia shs senate 40 not
ssm TO have rols,i into ~ biE tall uAen primary
elec,ion simc came =, ar Jhe oosInties an oo
errns Il mnsi b. agr,,i that iae vote sAsa csrss;
register Al the Tshic uisb Ifshaf Dc logt0al ihra
IL must be agreed that he people q The ssAss want
NJ German TO i,zd. an,i this hssnE true NJ. Cor
man must not BE- blamed far taking chaHgs - ,te
convention TIE onIy hing for pcraurssts do
therefore is saPpogt ibe nstnss srsi sisFt thc,
That Is Democracy
Froan the CAuh-tiec nsuorut
Tae PARTY eaula m; have nominated sraiscusaa
for Governor IN whnm the people have Ergairr csu-
s3carr A man q experience nstchaus 81 the
hs-zd ola large establishment AMI issaocrsi uho
has made fisriHzzcs 10 The nzinuai Congress iu
the snfcsess sf tzrH scfarul Nj Hurst stAHsss fas
Frsne4ges amt rssaszsres shat tnnss cssansnt hiua
gsry sfr,arrly 81 nsrnocrafs ihruurhcut the STATE
In han, as have a gAnsitisie aut. Shsn cfeetgsis
sill have an oasciai vho vii - the toal ~ no
gaan. AMI whs-s ear she -oasminz F-iliiirian can
mt gain Whilst ~ rccivcs the nraiHasioo a. ~
hAHss ~ ssosusas fsseHsis, be vas ~, ''ssusaR's
cisaice
From the Prinec searrc's Enquirvf-
WIN she exception q she Hon y pcK ssiih
the personnel % the state fickrt e seulg bat
snrpris-. bot Ne trusi VIII ~ c0riary esiarscsi
AMI enthusiastically suppaEfci By the p-saosrnry.
The ranss ~ scasaaameni I. safe, sos nos only T.
the party pls~ixe,i is in ias pAaifrla. bat IN
sirong and siznlEsani isnEr-aEe. ihs Hoa Bernard
Cartes q native aad taxpayer q this cuauiy,
a hen nominating thu csudsiaie aad sp.skiaE tos
Aim sid while making no sccres tlsst be sas %
t..ss.i. ia the cosdlfian 81 The caHufry - Is was
durtnv tiss last session nt the Legislature 10 the
provisions d the hlu which uas shsa befere she
Legislature NJ Hurst has nsE sasi himself that b.
Is eheerfnliy heartily and tho>oaghly every
vor,i that be says be sisasssIa savos q suroaxh
ra.,Incnt q NE properly "a This STATE in order
that al property shat oaghf % pay taSatson ami
thst NOW o9apsa taxation should he hfouehs upicf
taxation IN order thzt lhroashoui ihis state al
people According 70 III constitution q TIE State.
should Contribute 10 the AVIATION - he Stale &C.
es,rdinx 70 their sR worth IN resi- sna personal
property"
FROM shc Ellleosi City Times
Mr. Hurst 8 . ren,ieEaan above repruach and Il
he = the result q Mr. GoruaAns manipulation. a.
has hsen charged. "a woaiiu't hurt tbs party 70
have Few morc CoruaaHs in MAry laHsi. rader the
circumstance Il Is wise chosce NJ Hurst Is iucc
from party acknowledgements q any Kind ami In his
canvass no asparsion any Kind On h suecrssfiiy
cast upon him.
Prom the Denton JoariRL
Recognizing A. = fact that theis loyalty "a party
rose above The mcagre claims % personal pncirF-
snee We do as she Democrats q all parts q The
stHte shotisd. Aecepi John = Hurst - the captain
under whose tanner a vigorous campaign ran he
made and q great victory achieved for Democracy
IN November In Baltimore. ami In business eirrics
everyw here in this part u the country. the uane
81 Hurt stands for ahility and integrity.
PROM the Pocomoks Ledger
Nov that the state ami county ticket have hecn
n0minated let every DeIaocrai oH with his cat
and begin work The Republicans are going 70
try 10 capture the state, they ay, bat worse
fsoled crowd Of politicians were never heAnI 81
Prom the Kent News
In refeTenoe 10 the nomination for Governor. Mr..
John & Hurst the result Is a surprise. HE IS new
n,an In the political arena ana put forward by The
elty OF baltimore a. representative ofth bizineSs
interests II that great metropolis Of the state and
ne the same time plsdged TO an homes, endorse
ment of a new assessment Of she property Of the
state. Mt Hurst l. man Of high character, un.
tainted by deals and free from Aeti0nal issues
and wranglings He Is q business man-no' a pol
itician. Because Of this we understand, he was
taken.
From the Ceniseviile Record.
The ticket Is good and able one. and was select
ed after much delibemtion with a view 10 satisfy
all elements The head of the ticket Hon. John T..