Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-05-18
RICHIE FOR GOVERNOR

Much to the qualification of host of friends and admirers
in the State Richie has decided to enter the race
Chief Executive after having given Maryland near
y sixteen of valuable sercea service the
can ill afford to dispense with
"The Democrat has always stood by the Rtcnle regime
for altering attitude the present
pagn have yet to hear valued Whlch wou IN
bus ability the incumbent has shown through
"chans s :'i''' ' n~ y S - , - ,;;
Apply the principal Of Change to the general plan Of LIVING
and we would nave tG @ NANCY VINO dd n the
community who built his church spiritually and material
his administrative ability.
The instructor the schools would be displaced tho the
results his teaching splendid record of achieve
ment importing knowledge youthful minds whose
the years whose mental and physical justify many
years his professions Just for change
been successful would traded
W 1aed 5a me pay are
ped by storm he must suffer change tho not yet
business would fire his capable employee; the mis-
tress her valuable servant the farmer his work man
tended long period change specedes recognized worth
A So cbas OF Of pc
along of education by which Maryland has risen to
of taxation always kept to the minimum
aid handed out the unemployed of much valuable
eysavng egaon for these he is to be changed simply for the
In our opinion these considerations are just those which
will influence big majority of Maryands citizens to continue
Mr. Richie Continue him. because there else
ab f JnS e the Of
enabled national
ability who has brought honor to the State than
who preceded him. and who far above other
mentioned gubeatora timber to make it waste of time
to indulge in comparison.
Them again. really amusing hear of Jacksons TRADE
against the Richie achne This organization to be
the burden of his thought when giving out his statement relative
ee What o W b up
ine building of which he just strongly engaged
it possible for him be- And would be far
he would pretty right to buy the Richie
machine if by could be installed in the Jackson
band wagon.
It's useless to talk of political machines. These the
machine any better than other candidate and his
antpahy his opponents only method of getting the
assemble his He's endeavOng backing
for his candidacy He doubtless will whatever he has
of BALTIMORE he will seek the backing of poll
tca clubs possible of fratena organizations of chuhe of
of landing the nomnationhs is his machine And
the gubeInatora chair he would strengthening
that machine order to continue him office long he
desires.
nothing in politics. Even the Change
gument the machine hobgobn the personal history of
aspiant the mistakes of incumbent these all shop
g1ay-headed halt lame, and ageold. Mr. Ritchie of
all the shafts those
his job but dare he'll being struck in vital
spot well by the breast plate approval
ed by approving public; and his life saved for
years of usefulness.
The Democrat" urges it's readers weigh carefully their
opinions the gubernatora problem and counsel them
support the whose statecIaft honesty integrity and
around executive ability to the standard required
by the offce-Abert c. Richie.
THEY ALL DEPEND ON THE RAILROADS
One of the ways railroad problem the
light of its influence other industries and employment
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