The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-10
WINCHESTER FINDS
CANDIDATES PLENTIFUL
Both Parties Appeared To Be Delug-
ed With Candidates For Both
Elective And Appointive Political
Offices.

The politicians OF both parties are
beginning to move, and already there
is considerable discussion over the
various candidates who are only i'll
the field for the nomination of Of
fees to be filed in the City and
throughout the Counties, in the COM
ing fall election. Clerks for the
several City Courts, which are among
the best and most lucrative i'll Bal
timore the terms OF which are six
years, are to be elected, and mem-
bers OF the House of Delegates as
we'll. Usually there is scarcity OF
candidates for the House in the city
wards, but this year the indications
are that there Will be no lack of as
pirants for the honor of represent
ing Baltimore at Annapolis. In TACT
there is apparent on all sides, not on
" in Baltimore, but in the Counties
of the State, in both the RepubIlcan
and Democratic Parties, among the
women as we'll as the men, and I'M
usual interest in public affairs and
also very unusual interest in par
ty politics so early in the season.
And. as said by your correspond
ent in a recent letter, the impression
is very decided that the Democrats
in all parts of the State will go into
the campaign prepared to back the
constructive policy already outlined
by Governor Richie. For the hrst
tine since the Civil War. now nearly
sixty years ago, the Democrat party
will 60 into the campaign under the
leadership of an executive VINO at
the close, of the first part OF his ad-
ministration, as a result OF his eA-
perience as Governor, is ready 10
present to the people program OF
constructive legislation which VIII
cover all features of the several de-
partments of the State Government,
from the least import ant, up to the
most important and lar reaching Oh
all. A careful and able lawyer.
scholar of reputation, not only IN
the law but in all public affairs,
close observer, and above all Well
experienced in all that pertains TO
the welfare of the whole State and
all its people, thoroughly acqualnt-
ed with every section of Maryland,
q man of untiring and indefatigable
industry, Gov. Richie brings the task
Governor Richie brings to the task
which he has made up his mind to
accomplish, more qualifications than
any of his predecessors within the
memory of the oldest inhabltant.
And that all citizens who have the
well-being and prosperity. of Mary
land at heart will back him, there Is
no manner of doubt, for their is not
the slightest tinge of partisanshlp IN
any of his plans; the general public
welfare is the key note of AL that ne
has in contemplation for the action
Of the General Assembly next winter.
That the Democrats of the State Will
back him up, there can be no man
ner of doubt, and it would cause no
surprise should the better elements
Of the Republicans do likewise.
1t is rather odd, but there seems
to be more discussion among Repub-
licans in regard to candidates for the
Governorship two years hence than
among the Democrats. Indeed there
are many signs that the Republican
leaders are already laying their wires
to enable them to nominate man
Of their choosing for the Governor
ship in 1928, although there is no
certainty as yet to their favorlte.
Among those mentioned for the
honor are Gen. W. Bladen Lowndes,
Attorney General Alexander r. Arm
strong, and Mr.. j. Goodman BOYD,
President of the Baltimore Park
Board and one of the leading mem
oers of 1Se Baltimore bar.
The ID Reter ]. Campbell, who