Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-28
GOVERNOR HARMON ON
VISIT TO ANNAPOLIS
Ohio Executive Entertained at the
Mansion.
GUEST OF GOLDSBOROUCH.
Takes Tea and Leaves at Night to
Resume Campaign Tour for Wood
row Wilson.

Governor Judson Harmon, OF Ohio.
who has been on campaign tour Of
the East in the interest of Governor
Woodrow Wilson's candidacy, and
who delivered an address before a
big rally of Maryland Democracy in
Baltimore Saturday night, was the
guest of Governor Goldsbcrough for
several hours yesterday afternoon.
Maryland Governor had made all
arrangements to entertain the Ohio
Executive Saturday at luncheon, but
owing to the lateness of Governor
Harmon's train reaching Baltimore,
and other business engagements in
terfering, his trip to the State Capital
was called off until Sunday.
The Ohio Governor made the trip
to Annapolis as the guest of Mr..
Frank Galloway, of Baltimore, in the
latter's big touring car. In the party
were MIR. and Mrs. Galloway, United
State Senator John Walter Smith
and Secretary of State and Mrs Rob-
ert p Graham. Coming by way of
the boulevard, the party arrived here
shortly after 2 O'Clock and went i'm
mediately to the Government House,
where Governor and Mrs. Goldsbor-
ough were in waiting tor receive Gov
ernor Harmon.
Alter few minutes spent at the
Mansion, Governor Harmon and others
of the party made an insection of
Maryland 8 ancient Capital building,
and the Court of Appeals building
and the Ohio Executive manifested
keen interest in all that he saw.
Later the two Governors, Senator
Smith and Secretary of State Graham
were driven in the automobile to the
Naval Academy, where Governor
Harmon called on Capt. John H. Glib
bons, superintendent and also Com
mander George w. Logan, the com
mandant of midshipmen.
Mrs. Logan IL Intimately acquaint-
ed with Governor Harmon and his
Iamily and the greeting the Governor
received at the Logan residence was a
most cordially pleasant one. Leav-
ing the Academy circuit of Annap.
oils was made in the auto, and Cover
nor Harmon and others of the party
were entertained at tea at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion. In addition to those
named above, Chief Justice A. Hun
ter Boyd, of the Maryland Court of
Appeals, was present at the tea.
The visit of Governor Harmon was
primarily the result of an invitation
extended by Governor Goldsborough
last summer, when he ahd Mrs. Colds
borough spent some some time at
Springfield, Ohio. While out West,
Mrs. Goldsborough saw much of Mrs.
Harmon. Governor Goldsborough was
much pleased over the visit of Cover
nor Harmon. He spoke of the Ohio
Executive as man of very strong
mentality.
Governor Harmon, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway, Senator
Smith and Secretary and Mrs. Gra-
ham, left the city shortly before 8
O'Clock at night in the touring car
for Baltimore. whence he left on a
late train for Providence, eparatory
to busy week of speech-making in.
cident to the windup of his campaign
for the Democratic presidential cam
didate.
Governor Harmon had not been to
Annapolis ia thirty years, not since
his brother-who is now dead-was a
cadet at the Naval Academy. The
thing that impressed him most was
the manner in which the historic old
capitol had been preserved in its
perfection with the modern portion
built und sr, around and over the build
ing.