The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-20
SEVERAL SHORE PAPERS URGE
GOLDsBOROUGH's NOMINATION

SEVERAL SHORE PAPERS URGE
GOLDsBOROUGH'S NOMINATION
A number of Eastern Shore news
papers during the past two weeks
have editorially endorsed the candi-
dacy for nomination and reelection
of Representative T. Alan Colds
borough, who has served the Shore
counties for fifteen years. The edi-
torials cite Mr.. Goldsborough's rec
ord in urging his return to Congress.
One newspaper terms his services the
most distinguished of any congress
man ever elected from the district.
Mr. Goldsborough has served
this Congressional district with
marked ability for a number of years
and his usefulness is greater each
term, because he is more familiar
with congressional proceedings all
the time" says The Democratic
Messenger, Snow Hill. 1.-THE longer
T. Alan Goldsborough remains in
Congress the better will our district
be served. He is wide-awake, able
and active in the interest of his con-
stituency, and is most effective
congressman.
The Democrat and News, Cambridge:
"The office of Congressman is es
pecially one where long and continu-
ed service in office is almost neces-
sary for the best service. Apart
from the fact that Mr.. Goldsborough
has always been foremost in the adj
vocacy of those laws and measures
which are for the best interests of
our people, he has especially endear-
ed himself to our people by the
prompt, effectual and highly efficient
way in which he has responded to
the best interests of our people and
has endeavored to be of service apart
from strictly party interests.
Worcester Democrat, Pocomoke:
He has proved his worth to his
constituency in so many ways, that
the people will be wary in making a
change. His long service i'll the
a world of information, prestige, and
influence. His invarlable courtesy
10 everybody; his ever-readiness to
answer the slightest call, and his
success is materializing on appeal
after appeal, certainly should bedim
the brilliancy of that old, much-used,
plea of a change for the sake OF
change"
The Centreville Observer, Centre
vile:
"Goldsborough has unquestion-
ably made one of the finest records
of any man who has ever represent
ed the First Congressional district of
Maryland in the lower house at
Washington. He is dean of the
Maryland delegation in congress and
is now ranking member of the very
important and influential banking
committee"
The fredericksburg Times, Federals-
burg:
During this long and successful
period of public life, Mr.. Goldsbor-
ough has been most influential in
bringing countless benefits to the
Eastern Shore. AS one of the oldest
members from point of service in the
national congress, he has constantly
gained prestige among the other
members of this body and today Mr..
Goldsborough is ranking member of
the important banking and currency
committee"
The Cambridge Record, Cambridge:
During the years he has served
in congress he has been very dill
gent in looking after the various in
terests in the district, no person has
been too humble to receive prompt
and courteous attention; no industry
has been too small to have it's inter
est looked after; no legislation that
affected the interests of the district
but that he has fought vigorously in
it's behalf if it was beneficial and
equally vigorously against it if it was
against the welfare of the district"