The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-04
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Another View OF Democratic Primaries

Editor Daily Banner,
Cambridge, Md.
Dear Sir In reference to editorial which
peared in The Cambridge Record the 2Sth ultimo
der caption, Democratic Nominees, 1 wish
press opinion which is that OF layman who is inter
ested democrat and who believes in fair play.
word will not be amiss regarding the ability OF
editor He possesses all the versatility and qualities
of a newspaper believe the late Ebert hubbard
would have given him perfect average. 1t Mr.
Hubbard who said that the world had produced two
great writer's Shakespeare and he himself was
the other. Surely we none can question Mr. Hubbards
ability. The world owes him much He put many Hor-
att on the bridge; he has made many Perrys cry out
over that great expanse water, Don't give up the
ship Yet he concealed the idea that such work
his vocation from which he received bountiful emo
uments Our accusation is not that the editor penned
conclude that he jugged facts for the in
the euogy the last primary for pecuniary motives;
terest of lamentable few who have been running
Democratic party for the last several years.
So much for you, Mr.. Editor; the stage is set The
mary election strickey the level Choicest
words be suitably describe the methods
used in the last primaries due to the little and unscru
pulous acts that worked, clandesney, by those
whom we have trusted with the sacred leadership of our
party in the County.
continue battle citizens! Assuming that your
character sketches OF the candidates are true we must
differ with you regarding the selections thereof In diff
of the defeated candidates need speak in
the language of euogy because these men themselves
and all the enlightened voters of the county know the
cause of the present result.
The time is ripe when we must have a renovation
democratic party Of Dorchester county. The
called organization is no longer democratic party but
almost an autocratic party Men of character and in
tegence who the principles of Jefferson, and have
always been ardent democrats have become apahetic'
many have become utterly disguised and have allied
the opposite party rather than to march
under false standard.
We lament the fact that this plight of affairs exists
but there must be awaking before Renaissance. A
few examples Of what exists in the lower part
the county. Surely have party other than
election day. At other times have who has
the divine right of kings He askes advise for recon-
mendatons. He doesnthave to because his word is
preme.
the last primaries it real astounding
watch the efforts of called organization after He"
had given his word of honor? that the organization
would take in the selection of the candidates.
really wonder if the populace, cent. be-
lieve that the B Cheese in Cambridge kept his word
Even the terate in my neighborhood knew about
the action of the called organization.
Now the editor methnks has misconception of
what real is A real sport fights clean
and to defeat without single providing his
opponent has fought the clean game; but is
only a Weakng and coward who would stand for the
methods used and practced in County the
time. Vve the King!
Fair Play
Birdye Todd.