The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-09-03
OUR CANDIDATES.

candidates will be of interest to the
voters.
Judge Maynadier, the candidate for
the State Senate is too well known
to need any extended notice at our
hands. Born near Bel Air, every in
terest of the Hartford people will be
his interest For eight years he oc-
cupied the position of States Attor-
ney and did his duty nobly and well.
In February 1871, he was appointed
Associate Judge of the Third Circuit
and served until the election of Judge
Waters. OF pleasing manner and
fine address, a gentleman of talent
and culture he will be an ornament to
the Senate.
Mr.. Herman w. Hanson, was born in
the First district. His father removed
to Baltimore where he Was educated.
He returned to the county where for
the past seventeen years he has been
engaged in farming and canning. He
is II young man of intellect and energy
and will look well to the interests of
his constituents,
Mr.. Il. Littleton Hanway is a mem
Der of one of the oldest and best
known families in the county. He is
a merchant in Aberdeen and is engag-
ed in large and lucrative business.
He was member of the last General
Assembly and made for himself re
cord which fully entities him to en-
dorsement for second term.
Mr.. William NJ. Whiteford is we'll
known resident of Cambria in the
Fifth district, and has been engaged
for some time in the Insurance bust
ness. He was a member of the last
Legislature and is able and earnest
=, bic ofTnrtS TO do what he believes is
right.
Mr.. Robert Seneca was also a mem
Der of the last General Assembly. He
is native of and lifelong resident
of Havre de Grace. lie is well known
in the county and will command the
support of all of his party.
MIR. William S. Forwood ,Jr, is ma
tive of Hartford and is in the thirty
eighth year of his age. He was EN-
ployed in the Government service at
Washington, when he was chosen by
the late Capt. Jarrett to act as
his chief deputy. At the election in
1891 he was named as the Democratic
candidate for Clerk of the Court and
triumphantly elected, and no better
eulogy could be passed upon him, than
the recent endorsement of Judge
Walters who said in substance that
Clerks Office had reached a position
which was surpassed by none in the
State. His fidelity to his duty; his
attention to the routine of his office,
his urbanity to all, and his careful
selection of his subordinates all be-
speak him as his own best successor.
Mr.. VIM. j. Forsythe has been for
the past two terms the able and chief
deputy to Sheriffs Hughes and Cooley
He is native of the Fifth district, is
about forty years of age and has
proved himself a most worthy citizen
of Bel Air during his sojourn with us.
Previous to his appointment as
deputy sheriff he had served as a
constable in the Dublin district. He
will make a careful and efficient officer
and well worthy of the position.
Mr. Joseph E. Spencer is a son OF
Jarrett Spencer of Hopewell precinct
and is engaged in the fishing and lum-
Der industries and is also identified
with the canning interests of the
county. He is about fifty years of
age and is a member of the present
Executive Committee.
Taken altogether the personnel OF
the ticket is good one.