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public manifestation are conce - d,
has not yet Dern opened, alth Ia
much effective WOr.l .t~,a ~ ~
been done, especially ~ s5e- *
,.ntn, On the DeIuocratir side. "a
.t>A, people gpn&lu..! gil =
,>.l r4Scu 1t he ...NIt} Of The Il
CT Senator VINO Seens C ue | L
ing, and who is gong from one II
.-le 9;a,e 10 ,4no>4icr rom d. .
-., sh-A-..ss Lands aIt- talkln,,, o
large numbers of people. ca .ith
fairs, County fairs, picnics aan>. III
,urts OF gatherings, are vIAte, ~
him" and when he makes al i
yagement 10 go 10 ,uch gather II 5,
le goes rain or SHINE alI remain. 5
long as any one and often longer,
han people usually remain at p ;
/ MAT sort.
in this important particular liz Is
he exact opposite OF Hls gum Ii e
competitor, Mr. Weller, Tho is Il t
I'd for the fact that he Cres notEi 2
fcT engag ements, who Eates CT, s
and picnics, VINO does not likG o
meet people, and whose presen, 4. t
such places, even when he is
authorized public notice that he VII
De there. is the exception &,..>,i
than the rule. Mr.. Weller has ~lt,r
said that he believes in dealing. :
men who can influence large MT .>.~,-
Of voters rather than with tn 80
rs themselves either individual Y
IL collectively He tried this Whan
.e ran for Governor in 1915, and lest
Jut. He tried it again when .le
managed the campaign for Sehat 4
France against Mr.. Lewis tour "1a, S
ago. and won. But This year lii
ferent situation and different candi-
late confronts him, and the lndiCa
-ons are that his scheme will fail.
Senator Smith is very decided cor
rast, as a candidate, 20 Mr.. Lewis,
md a large proportion of che people
Who were opposed 10 Mr.. Lewis md
aided in bringing about his defeat.
are openly favorable TO the re-elec-
ion of he Senator, and are jealousy
working 10 bring about the result.
Governor Richie, Comptroller Lee
and all other members of the State
Administration, are preparing 20
take off their coats in behalf of The
whole Democratic ticket. No one
feels any uneasiness in regard to The
outcome in Maryland SO far as the
Presidential candidate in concerned,
hence a large part of the work will
be devoted to adding force to the
contest for United States Senator
and members of the House of Repre-
senativeS.
fine Governor and his whole AZ
ministration, will devote most of
their efforts to this end, and there is
every reason to believe that success
will result. !, While there have been
grounds forsbelief that there was
some lack Of harmony among the Re-
publicans, Mr.. Wellers nomination is
not pleasing to a very large and re-
spectacle element in his own party,
he is a cold, reserved and rather
naughty man, and is entirely out of
touch with humanity of the days. 1t
is notorious fact that he is about
as unapproachable as any man in the
State, and is personally known 20
very few even of his own party. To
him a colored man is nothing but q
niger, who is in duty bound to
is not entitled to any further consid-
Grafton. AS result the colored peo-
pie have put up candidate of their
| own for the Senate, in the person OF
w. Ashbie Hawkins colored lawyer
of ability and good standing. who is
directing his fight especially against
Mr.. Weller, and backed by the Afro
American and other newspapers.
which are owned and published by
colored men. So unsatisfactory is
the situation in the republican party
| here, that Mr.. Weller and chairman
Tate have gone, post haste, to the
| Adirondacks, to confer with Elk.
| Senator jackson, who is apt only in
the source of all material supplies
| in his party, but is the fountain OF
| all wisdom and aid to his cohorts
when in trouble. When they need
advice, or consolation or money
Jackson is looked to- and no matter
where he is they all rush to him fol
help.
Governor Richie has taken hole
| OF the State road proposition with
energy and care, and seems deter
mined that this great and vital par
of shis task as Governor, shall no
be neglected by anyone, he attend:
all meetings Of the Road Commits
sion, and is looking into all the de
tails of the work. He is also paying
especial attention to the selection o
the roads to be taken over by th'
State, and the work done on thu
roads now under construction. H
is untiring in his industry, and is de
| termined that all public works o
the State, while he is Governor, shall
have his lest services, and the hes
and most capable services of thos
VIII are in charge of his .appointees
The result is already apparent in al
departments, and today the State o
Maryland is getting better servic
from the official force than ever be
| fore.
| PAUL WINCHESTER.
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