The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-11-04
WHOLE TICKET VICTORIOUS


Democratic swept along with the
in triumph Nard Tydngs the nominee of the Dem
for United States Senator with virtually the pre-
cinc reporting defeated Senator Ovngton E. Weller by 52O
Comptroller William S. Gordy, Jr defeated Dr. Charles F.
Goode Republican, by 6O908 with yfour precincts still out
James Young Clerk of the Court of Appeals defeated Mrs
Eva c. Chase, Republican, by 64049 And Attorney General
Thomas H. Robinson, low the Democratic ticket
former Mayor William F. Broenng by 34,294
The State Legislature overwhelming Democratic Appar
emily twenty-five of the twenyne members of the State Sen
of that party that will
show that the Democratic majority the House Delegates
almost large In Baltimore the Democrats five of the
six State Senator's and of the thryx members of
the House.
In the national aspect of the election the Democrats add
tion eecng Tydngs Senate five the six
members of the House of Representatives. gain of
They reelected Alan Gosborough the First Congressional
district elected William P Cole r in the Second place of Mr.
Tydngs elected Vincent L. Pamsano in the Third which
represented by John Philip Hill and reelected
Charles Lnhicum the Fourth and Stephen W. Gambr in
Fifth Frederick N Zhlman, reelected in the Sixth the lone
Republican member
In the for the Court of Appeals Judge
nond Uner Republican, reelected Samuel A. Lewis
the Sixth circuit Judge John R. Patso Democrat appears
have been reelected A Stenge Marine the First
Judge William c. Walsh, Democrat defeated by D. Lndley
Sloan in the Fourth circuit.
Gov Richie broke records in all directions in his for
other which ended in overwhelming Tuesdays
election
He had been renomnated after prolonged primary campaign
in which he carried ward in Baltimore and every county
the Sate he reelected for third although
Governor since the Civil War term he car
ried Baltimore by the largest majority given
for Governor and he completely results
Gubernaoria elections in the countless that prevailed
generation.
His highwater majority of $50 Addison Mulkn in
Baltimore from 26 of the city, ONLY two
were carried by Mr. Mukn the Fourteenth Seventeenth
both OF which there large numbers of Negro
ways support the Republican candidates. Mr. Richie
fact ward in Baltimore that is politically possible
democrat
But surprising his counties For
years. the counties whole have given regular ma
ortles Tor the Republican candidates for Governor They
for George Gather against Austin L. Crothers 1907
Phillips Lee Godsborough against Arthur Pue Gorman Jr
1911 for Ovngton Weller against Emerson Harrington in
1876 for Harry W. Nice against Mr.. Richie 199
Alexander Armstrong against Mr. Richie 1928 Since the
repeal of the Wilson ballot law politicians regarded
the State outside Baltimore surely Republican.
And Mr. Rtche in particular by many politicians to
be unable to the State outside Baltimore the Demo-
Gratis His identification with the wet movement eliminating
1.-THE active opposition to the Vostead law
were believed to make him particularly Objectionable to the
pie OF the counties the majority whom supposed ry
In this campaign supposed by both parties
that this dry opposition Mr. Richie the be
especially vigorous because the Association Against the Po
btlop Amendment which friendly to him. fight to
the drys OF the Eastern Shore Western when
FRANKLIN Upshur entered candidate for the Democratic
nomination the Shore against Alan Godsboroug and when
George LOUIS Epper entered for the Republican nomination
in Western Maryland against Frederick n Zihlman
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