The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-26

and i on. OF the most progressive and pros
prrous business men Of Maryland His run
ming mates. William 5 Bryan, Jr., Of Balt
marr. Tor Attorney General and DR.. Gordon
Il. Atkinson foF Comptroller Of the Treasury,
make Up a ticket representative both OF the
urban and Underwater sections of the State,
Mr. BRYAN Is an able lawyer, and the Attor-
nsy GrnsraEship being conceded 60 Baltimore
eitv, u is thought by his party friends that few
could be found better qualified for the posi-
zion that he ,s by reason Of experience aud
ability The choice Of DR.. Atkinson was de-
clird upon al the last moment. DIR. Akin
son IS represented as possessing the necessary
qualifications both Of character and ability and
also OF being extremely popular 10 the lower
counties Of The peninsula. He came ln on the
home. stretch A. the dark horse. and 1t is said
Il him that be has good. hard horse sense,
and horse sense is a rather rare quality.
Frum The salisbury ADVERTISE
Nj Warfirld. the nominee for Governor IS
an ideal candidate aud spleudidiy equipped to
do honor 90 that high office, 10 which be has
long Aspircd. The overflow Of enthusiasm
which prevailed IN Baltimore, on "Wednesday
evening at the State convention when his name
aus placed 20 nomination. IS but a small sign
Of shat Is ieIt ia every conuty 10 Maryland,
and the white people are getting down TO work
Is never before tor the asceudAncy Of the
Democratic white man ticket, headed by the
popular Warheld.
FROM the Baltimore American.
The nomination Of Mr.. Warfsld per
supal triumph for that gentleman. In him
the Democrats have a strong nominee, man
OF high character aud charming personality,
who viii hsht hard te win. For comptroller
the Democrats chose DIR. Gordon ]. Akin
son. a leading physician Of the Eastern Shore.
and for attorney general Mr.. NIHiam SheP-
ard BRYAN. a well known member OF the Bal
limorc bar.
From the Baltimore Herald.
/ In q happy departure from a state political
custom the Maryland Democrats last night
combined in one notable assemblgge, q NOM
/ mating convention aud ratification meeting.
IN the great and general enthusiasm there was
aasury for campaign OF unusual life and M
f-ry,f. The confidence shown was UumIstaka,
Die and the harmony was thick and Jublant.
Mr.. Edwin Wurheid. the nominee for Gov
ernor. won his honor by a personal contest
which displayed his abilities rs an experienced
aud rrsourcetul politician. His solid qualities
have become well known TO the people al
MARYLAND. 4 citizen of irreproachabie char
acter. q business man of distinguished success
and a Marylander proud of his state and loyal
a. is interests. be stands strong aud hue be-
tore the people
William Shepard Bryan, Esq, the nominee
for attorney general, has won high rank at the
bar. He belongs to the young Democracy
aud he has positive gifts and personal force
that will contribute to the strength Of the tick
ct and the interest and veracity of the cam
paign.
In Dr. Gordon T. Atkinson, the nominee
for comptroller, the Eastern Shore Is repre-
scented BY one of It's best men and thus the
geography Of the ticket is wisely arranged.
From the Centreville Record
The head of the ticket, Hon. Edwin War
field. Is one of the most deserving Us well as
popular men the State has ever produced.
His popularity is not confined to any locality
or section. but extends from the mountains
to the sea and with this popularity goes all
those qualities Of head and heart, which make
the man. He is one Of very few men in his
day and gereration-a period OF political sell
tishness-who has, by his honorable and man
" intercourse with his fellow Democrats,
compelled the State leaders and captains of
Democracy to take the hat off to him and
saw YOU shall be the chosen Democrat to lead
the party TO victory in 1908, and he will do it.