New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-26

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Tree q the seven Judges TO be elected are FOR
the SUPREME Bench Of Baltimore City. one 81 the
Third circuit. Baltimore snd Hartford counties. ~
r the Fourth Circuit Allegany Washington and
Garrett counties. and one in the Sixth Circuit
Montgomery Rnd Frederick counties
Three Orphans Court Judges are 70 Be elected 4.
Ba,-.rao7e City and three Il each county OF the
stare
Three court clerks are 20 be elected in Baltfrno-.
CITY and one n each county. EXCEPT Auerany. Gar
ret-. Queen Anne's. Somerset and worcester.
Thee are three State rickets-Rerublicaa 0e-,o-
Graz and social-st-the latter cutting little figure
Stevenson A II Villains. the Republican candidate
is leading lawyer C Belair. Hartford COUNTY who
has been prominent IN The state Senate
E-Ti1 Na-ncld, Democratic candidate for Gov
e--- IS president O. rhe Fidelity and Deposit Com
Ia- ~ rs CITY, and prominent in financial circles
BE has 1led important political positions
-1 Gle registration IN Baltimore City the Demo
crl-s largely lead the Republicans IN the declared
T--e-thar Is, those who have given Their party
c-tc-s- The total registration OF Baltimore city
-T.5S3- o. these e0Ss5 are whites and IL 7l5
negroes Tbs is total gain OF 65zs over last year
As compared with the registration Of four years
CSC. l1e las- Euberrzcorial election there IS fall
Eng 2 of s5ls whites and s. negroes.
The affiliated or declared vote Is: Republican
4---s De-oc-at. 53C79. number declining 70 STATE
political aIiatl11s. LZGzZ. The latter VIII determine
the result.
B--h parties are trying 10 get lire or the Pro-
I- -le Secretary Cf state advice Of Attorney
General Ray1er. on che ground that they We're not
t.e5 within The time specified by law. The judges
C- county court decided the ticket should 20 on
-he Official ballot The Secretary Of State then or
le-e- che names 70 be placed On the ballot II every
county and In the city.
Republicans claim that they viii secure many
Prohibition votes because the Democrats being in
control n the Liquor License Board n this city can
le blamed for issuing licenses 10 saloons against
-ae failure OF the last legislature 70 enact laws
urged by The Ar-i-Sal0on League car be charged
against rhe Democrats w1o II control OF both
bodies cf the General Assembly.
Because q the closeness OF the Two leading par
ties as indicated by the vote the State ticket two
yeas ago and the municipal ticket last spring
The Prohibition vote. 4 largely cast for the candi-
dates Cf either - the other parties may exercise al
important bearing. Two wears ago they p0Led 740
votes IL the state of which * were cast IN the
ci-y- Probably The strength ss>the party il the
STATE is best illustrated by vote cast four years
ago for NJ swami The candidate FOR Governor. who
received 5e-5 votes The Prohibition vote in many
counties If cast Tor the candidates Of either party.
would be the deciding factor IN the several coun-
ties and this city the names OF Prohibition local
candidates as stated. VIII appear on the ballots
The Democratic managers want the Prohibition
lists 10 vote their ov1 State ticket knowing that Il
barred from doing the majority Of them viii
surely support the Republican ticket Attorney
General Rayuer has given the opinion that the order
81 place the Prohibition ricket The official ballot
without a decision by the State Court Of Appeals
nay seriously co-lplcate the election
TROUBLES N BOTH PARTIES
Both parties have their troubles n this city. as
wen as i1 the Counties. there are Democrats and
Republicans who are in political parIance.
.'--oOked-" Some OF these may come II line be-
fore Election Day. but there are others who won't
The party sustaining the greater percentage o. loss
VIII undoubtedly be beaten. and. knowing this,
and main 10 reconcile existing differences There
d nc denying the fact that two weeks ago the
Republicans were not IN tie best o. shape There
was Glsarection IL some OF the counties and any
t1-n- but harmony in the city. Ever since Pres-
Ce-- Roosevelt. however, had conferences with
Senator McCouas. Stevenson A Williams. the Re
publican nominee for Governor; former Postmaster
General James A Gary. General Felix Agnus pub
lsre- q The Baltimore American; former Gov
e-rc- Lowndes. and Ccas-essnen Wachter and
Mud both rhe organization and anti-organizat1on
rle1 have been making a strong and united fight
a. Williams and Senator McCornas. AIDED by
&c = Ls lt'osS . So - .lA aoc &c g, % 49,, ne
camraig- has had a stimulating effect upon the
Erl1 can candidates for the legislature and other
iogr viking. not only for themselves but for The
-he Democrats issue Of negro domination
sprung a. their stare convention ard made ne
cle rop-c on the musings ~ TIER cIl l.Gaz y
beginning 20 prove q boomerang. The able man
ner t- which NJ Williams has responded 70 the
Democratic challenge and the lorte WIKI NIlll Le
tar ~-rrflareG their arguments have Eu1icec 70
rCr this issue Of power 70 in5ure the fsepObA-
cars agrseciaIFr II the counties. The people see
II a -r-rf~ f,--- The Hrnsy canard Il is and from
sediment EXPRESSED ~ is pretty certain that they
-l- be feluded into voting The LbeTnOcratlc
oEa-of- IN United license for the sake OF getting
r. ~ The negro -
-r-a-l rse iee- q marked Improvement IN Re-
r--tI.~e~ conditions particularly IN the counties
a. 49, f.--f-~E cC-7cff'ated- IN only Talbot and
so~e-ga- counties are there now independent re
rrlr'-a- +frxa-s That IN Talbot IS kept there De-
Gus those Interested the result believe II Woelo
- 4 RI eta T. o. pun IL down. The democrats ~
~ 49, 81 eo,,-e-eef Whatever the facfiOEal DIFF
fe-e- anywhere IS an unoeniaf5e I1cL ta1t
no r-a--rrlio7-le are soli1iv for the head O re
$780, - 49, ~ williams VIII get al % the
Fe1-lrr.--- votes which counted
u -Fa-arr~e -i-e normal ulaior1ties n tfe var
o1s counties conceded 20 the tseplpe-Als - -
tareg u would appear that the party VIII CoHle