Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-09
CALL OF DEMOCRACY
PRESENTED VOTERS
liir. George 7. Melvin COmmends
The Claims Of the Organization
Ticket to the Support Of
Democrats.
PERSONNEL OF THE TICKET
What Each And Every Man Sian3
E0r Cas3i8ates Nkoss Nomiua-
tea Means VicioFy.

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andidatc whose elecflan alII uaEe ts.
I tory certain. and make sure the nr..t
lng 0f the highest oHce in the state
from the Republicans
The Democratic organization 90 fhe
/ state presents 90 the voters I.e ~ fhs
strongest and most capable men 10 be
| found IN our ranks Comptroller En-
/ ersOn & Harrington. a graduate OF St
Johns College, is personally known TO
/ many of the people Of this county. His
useful and industrious life has been
lived IN sufficient measure among US
| 70 commend him 10 Democratic voters.
| We have seen him rise from a college
| student in this city. by his own efforts
nd the exercise of his talents and stur-
| diness of character, to his present high
position in private and public life The
worth. the sincerity the integrity and
the ability of Mr. Harrington are mat
ters of which no Democratic Joter in
this county need be told; they know the
man and have confidence in him. /
want to urge them to make any needed
| acriflce of their time next Tuesday and
come out to the polls and vote for him
For the Comptrollership nomination.
! Hugh A. McMullen, of Allegany, is on
the primary ticket with Mr.. Harring-
| ton. In him we have a candidate typ
ical of the strong, dependable manhood
of the Western Maryland mountains :
one whose whole life has been without
the shadow of stain; who has achieved
a remarkable measure of business sue
cess, and who, like Mr.. Harrington, be-
gan life without any favoring circum-
| stances of birth and fortune. Fitted in
the most satisfactory degree by mental
and moral attributes and by large bus
mess experience for the duties of the
Comptrollership, Mr.. McMullen de-
serves the vote of every Democrat who
wants fidelity and capability in the
Comptroller's Office. and his long and
earnest service to the party in his sec
tion of the State cannot but commend
him to the party men.
Rounding out State ticket of as
meritorious personnel as the Demo
Gratis of this county have ever been
called upon to support, Albert c Ritchie
appears with Mr.. Harrington and Mr.
McMullen as the candidate for Attor-
ney-General. If knowledge of the law
Ia brilliant career at the bar and a sin
gle-hearted devotion to the public in
terests conspicuously demonstrated be
fore the people of the whole State il
the gas controversy in Baltimore city
and which was beneficial to the resi-
dents of this county, are requirement:
in an Attorney General, Mr.. Ritchi,
comes before the people with tn,
strongest kind of claim upon theil
votes.
Our county ticket is one of strength
and entirely worthy of the support o
Anne Arundel Democrats The legis
lative candidates are men of fidelity
and are known throughout the count!
as being well fitted for the General AS
sembly. Taken together, they form
delegation from which the people ma,
confidently expect and will no doub
receive good service and stanch and ef
fective support Of every county inter
est. Frank NJ. Duvall, we'll know
and exemplary citizen, with valuabl
experience in legislative work, as
member of the State Senate, will be il
a position to give the people the yer.
best service in that chamber. Jane
0. Atwell, Wade Hampton Linthicum
John Z Hopkins and Charles o. Solley
for the House of Delegates, are me-
upon whose discretion and judgment
capability and knowledge of publ
matters and county interests we ma
afely rely for taking care of our needs
As citizens and taxpayers it is a vita
natter that we should nominate aBoar
of County Commissioners from whic
the very best administration of tn
county affairs can be had. The seve
gentlemen on the Organization Dem
ocratic ticket are admirable selection,
In Henry B. Myers, Percy William,
John G. Freebooter, James A WaltOr
Emmett NJ. Webb, Joseph NJ. Wilkinso
and Charles c. Bassford, we have car
didates for the Board who lack none {
the qualities required in this offici
Among them are men of previous serl
} ice, others who will bring enlarge
business experience to the Board, an
ALL Of THEM are broadminded men
good judgment and determination /
serve the county in the best and mo.
, satisfactory manner
As candidate for denomination fc
, the Clerkship of the Circuit Court fc
Anne Arundel county, the record Of d
, George Wells in that post is vel
known, and if his services to the per
pie and the party, Joined with the yer
efficient way in which he has perform
2 ed the duties of the Office, have bee
satisfactory. as am sure the people {
> the county vii say they have been, the