Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-12
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/ power to make his election a
triumphant one. Dir. Herring.
/ for Comptroller. and lsador
I Rayner. for Attorney General,
are also we'll known and their
abilities unquestioncd Sepa-
ratelY and as a whole the ticket
is unquestionably a strong one.
Hartford Democrat
Each of the candidates are
peculiarly well qualified by
training and experience for the
several offices they are expected
to fill. They are of irreproach-
able character. marked ability.
Democrats from principle and
of such standing in the State
as to attract the suffrage of all
democrats and many republi
cans who are tired of Il boss
ridden and eXtravagant party
and desire 10 see Il good gov
eminent restored to the state
and nation.
Bel Air .Esis.
Fortunately this time the
/ Democratic party not only has
a good platform. but ii has
wisely chosen good men. who
may bc relied on To carry out
the pledges made. We congra-
tulate the convention on the
ticket it has presented. 1t is
one which will inspire the con
fidencc of Democrats and for
which no apologies need be
made.
Cambridge Democrat and News.
The Democracy of Maryland
never made ticket under hap
pier auspices, and the party
never before placed before the
people ii trio of more worthy.
deserving and acceptable can
didates. The Eastern Shore.
which last year gave Colonel
Smith S92 majority for Con-
grcss. will. in consideration of
the distinguished honor of his
nomination. double that major
lily this year.
Cambridge Banner
The Democratic convention
nominated a winning ticket.
Smith. Herring and Rayncr
make a trio of excellence and
strength. They will rally the
full vote of the party. and make
the campaign earnest and en-
thusiastic. The ticket measures
up TO the highest standard of
honesty and capacity. and will
gather behind il all the potent
influences which for thirty
years made and kept Maryland
a Democratic State.
HaVrp IL, Grace. Der,o.rafit. .l,ver
The ticket is the strongest
that could have been made. and
meets with the approval of all
democrats. Mr.. Smiths name
on the ticket insurcs its success.
In every section of the state il
has been long conceded that
no other nomination could be
made that would better serve to
unite the party and bring out
the solid democratic vote. Mr.
Smith virtually had the en-
dorsement of the state. and the
party goes into the fight with
IN able leader. IA good states
man and financier. and Il man
altogether fitted for the high
position he seeks.
Cecil Democrat
The Democrats of MARYLAND
did Il good days work when
they nominated Colonel John
Walter Smith for Governor !:
Or. J. w. Herring for Comp
trollcr and Hon. lsador RaVncr
+ for Attorney General These
gentlemen are all admirably
equipped to till the high offices
To which they aspire and for
which the Democrats have
nominated them. They repre-.
sent the Eastern Shore, West
crn Maryland and Baltimore
City, and being chosen as they
were by acclamation there
onght not To be any doubt of
their election.
Col. Smith has for some years
been one of the most conspicu-
Gus and attractive figures in the
State. His service in the State
Senate earned for him a rcpu-
tation that has given him the
nomination for Governor. He
Is a capable and polished. gen
4 tlcman. a thorough business
man and most public spirited
citizen. No man in the State
has made a closer study of the
4 public veal and no man has
evinced Il greater disposition to
further il. When elected Gov
ernor, Col. Smith will continue
To do as he has done in the
] past, labor hard 10 advance the
interests and promote the wei
/ fare of the whole State. As Il
campaigner col. Smith has no
superiors and few equals. and
I from this time to the daN of