Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-23
GOV. HARRINGTON'S
Green BAL" 6"
10 lncludeiAll Nominations for State
and County Offices.
LITTLE JOBS OF MAGISTRATE.
Both Local Candidates DisapprOved---
Senator Duvall May Refuse TO
Confirm Appointments---And
Show His Manhood.

Governor Harrington's green bag"
70 include all OF his nominations TO
the various state and county offices
must be fled with the Maryland Sen
ate before midnight tonight. and be
cause OF this fact the State House to
day was filed with politicians both
great and small from Baltimore city
and from most OF the counties Of the
State
While the big boards and more i'm
portant state offices are the ones about
which the really large interests are
worrying themselves. the supposedly
little jobs such as magistrates Of An
napolis, in which the citizens OF the
whole town are vitality interested. be
cause they fear they are to h we thrust
upon them by the Governor and the
Democratic organization. youth
whose previous experience has not
been in law school or onv other place
where judicial consideration of matters
is likely TO be developed. are coming in
for plenty Of thought.
The best information about the state
House today was that when the Gov
ernor's nominations reach the Senate
tonight there viii be included tho
names OF John Hyde and Charles Du-
lin for the two Jobs of police magis-
rates OF Annapolis. There has been
some little fight made against Dulip
but very general disapproval of the
appointment Of Hyde has been heard
While there were rumors that the or
ganization was still standing firm be
hind Hyde and insisting that his name
be sent down. il was limited that this
might be changed at the last minute.
The need Of this change lies in the
firm stand taken by Senator Duvall.
Of Anne Arundel county. lie has been
hammered 1T by the local politicians
from every angle in efforts to induce
him TO reeede from his disposition to
1eed the opposition to Hyde ana to
grant them their viii in this to tho
people Of the town, very important
matter.
However tais aftcrpoon. Senator i9re
vail was still standing out in his re
termination to reject Hyde if his name
is sent down and to ask for another
appointment in his place.
The names Of Or. William s. Welch
John B. Wells. Charles G. Feldmeyer.
al Democrats. and W. Hallam Claude.
are also on file with the Governor for
one of these places Another position
in which Anne Arundel is interested
is that Of Superintedent of Public
Buildings, but this does not require
senatorial confirmation Friends OF
Alton r. Arnold are urging him for
this place. but it IS said that the Gov
ernor viii heed the plea Of the Demo
cratic organization rather than the re-
quests of Senator Duvall and appoint
Frank S. Revell as superintendent
Among the bigger county places to
be filled when the green bag is sent
down, are those of Supervisors OF
Elections and County School Commits
sioner. The Democrats have not sent
in any written suggestions for School
Commissioner in place OF William S.
Crisp. However. for supervisor. they
have endorsed John Meek of the Third
district, Richard Duvali. of the Third
district, Charles r. Myers. Of Annap-
oils. and William S. Crisp, of the Fifth
district. Il is expected that the ap
pointment as Democrats wnl 20 10
Iessrs. Myers and Duvali
Tho Republican State Central Corn
mittee is understood to have sent 10
the Governor the following names:
Charles B. Henkel Hersey Meade.
Louis r. Henkcl and John Ridout. ask
ing that the minority member Of the
Board of Election Supervisors and the
minority member of the School Board
TO succeed Robert Murray be picked
from the list
An apparently reliable report about
the State House this morning was that
the Governor had requested the Re
publicans to send him in another list
10 make mis- choice from.
The name of Frank A. Munroe. OF
this city, is being very strongly urged
for appointment to the position upon
the School Board. and it is felt that
his chances of landing the place are
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