Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
Formally Notified of Nom
nation at Baltimore Last Night.

BALTIMORE, September A.-Without
any great demonstration, but with the
simple dignity BETTING the occasion,
Messrs. George r. Gather, Hammond
Urner, James H. Baker and Thomas Parran
were notified last night at the Hotel Rem
merit Of their nominations by the republican
state convention. held on August IA, for the
offices, respectively of governor, attorney
general. controller and clerk og the court
Of appeals Of Maryland. But while the cere
mony was lacking IN the accomplishments
Of a political mass meeting, the enthusiasm,
nevertheless. was at white heat and there
is now assured on the part OF the republi-
can party a campaign that for energy, de-
termination and unfiagging zeal will long
hold conspicuous place in the political an
nails Of this state.
The notification meeting took place In
q front parlor on the second floor of the
Rennert, and the room was crowded al
most to the point of suffocatton. In the
hallway outside stood hundreds of persons
who had been unable to effect an entrance
to the parlor. Nearly 1000 people were in
the parlor and corridors of the motel, all OF
whom were there to greet the candidates and
to pledge their earnest and hearty support.
1t had been intended to hold the meeting
at 8 O'Clock, but in order to give those at
tending the legislative district convention at
the Union League an opportunity Of hearing
the notification speeches, the function was
delayed until about 3 O'Clock At that hour
the candidates entered the parior, and were
received with loud handclapping.
They were accompanied by the notification
committee which was composed as follows:
Allegany county, Lloyd Lowndes; Anne
Arundel. Daniel r. Randall Baltimore city,
first district, John A. Janetzke; second dis
trict, Stephen r. Mason; third district, w.
D. Platt; fourth district. Charles w. Jones;
Baltimore county, Emmanuel w. Herman;
Calvert, Philip A. Jones; Caroline, Harry A.
Roe: Carroll, William ]. Frizzell: Cecil F.
E. Williams; Charles. George o.; Moore;
Dorchester. Phillips Lee Go.dsborough;
Frederick, John r. Rouzer; Garrett, w. NC
Culloh Brown: Hartford William B. Baker:
Howard, George Dorsey Day; Kent, w. H.
Lambert. tr.; Montgomery, b. n; warner;
Prince George. G. B. Timanus: st. Marys,
A. c. Hayden; Somerset. L. E. P. Dennis;
Washington, Henry A. McComas: Wicom1co.
Walter B. Miller; Worcester. Edward 8.
Furbush.
Although chairs had been provided for
those in the parlor. the entire audience
arose at the entrance OF the candidates
and remained standing throughout the cere-
candidates was made by Daniel r. Ran
dali of Anne Arundel county.
Speeches were made by all the candidates
on the republican state ticket. MI Galtner
declared the paramount issue to be the right
of the people to vote and to have their bal
lots counted cast. He favored nxed
salary for the collector of taxes In Baltl-
more city; promised that police magistrates
appointed by him will be men Of the high
est integrity. ability and experience; IA
vored the selection of candidates for United
States Senate and the higher state offices by
direct vote of the peope; declared for the
enactment of corrupt practices act by the
next legislatures: believed in more educa-
tional advantages and increased salaries for
teachers; asserted that the oyster beds of
the state are the inalienable property of all
its citizens; declared that quasi-public cor
porations should be supervised and regulat-
ed by the sovereign power of the state. and
contended that there can be no effective and
constitutional DISTINGUISHING of one class
without impairment of the right to vote Of
other classes.