Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28
AN ELECTION PRE-vIEW

In about ten days. people Maryland will be called
the various which, by time limitation made vacant
These include about except the Junior Senatorship
Democratic party to be wonderfully we'll organized
and hamonzed after rather strenuous primary campaign
possibly by the Second choice and
ensuing possibilities of such regulation Numerous counts and
recounts made and in the of the governorsh
determined. 100000
may that the apparently close count which developed in
the early from the the contest
and the vigorous Baltimore Mayor turn the tide
toward his selection have caused disappointment Tor
him when definitely known Mr. OConor had been named
as the party choice perfectly natural The sensations
of defeated candidate not always consoing.
However, Mr. Jackson proved himself good sport and good
Democrat periodically bowed the will Of the people a
fred his loyal Docracy and declared his allegiance to the flag
Democratic battle of the ballots Later uneasnees felt
Mr. acksons apparent passvty or Indifference as to the
outcome of the Democratic fortunes
We are 10th believe that such attitude will be other
than monetary Mr. Jackson has been too f1 be ms
edge fair and primary fight True the Governor
nabe of understanding what put upon in
reaching it. He will himself Just as great man by stand
Still while we do not beitte Mr. Jacksons influence
nor make light of his large and loyal following yet we are OF the
Of his double attitude his change of 'front.' providing ne has
really determined upon policy OF att as II WERE doas no
ova with his of regular Democracy and this
point Ddnp not We bee U
prove boomerang returning to nue the arm tna nue IT, we
believe will be where he has always been when the
test is made.
Mr. oConor the States nominee for Governor He is emil
earnestly counsel all to rally his support TO us there
the political crisis when the late
highly Albert c. Richie made his last run for the Office
of Chief All sorts of nonessena obectlonS were
against the Modest Roman of them air when me pig
mistake by the State not cng him. rather than oy
him in choosing "once too often.
Mr. OConor is the Richie type He is young man
o marked ability let it not be said of him as was said py
many after the Rtchie r Nice not elected; Mr.
Ritce was defeated hope that the intelligent voter Will
hesitate to saddle upon Maryland another four
and ess when the opportunity is at hand to seat
in the chair of Mr. OCOnor ability and prov
capability. go
Everybody Maryland has already spoken with regard
tn Mr. Tydngs State has shown mistaken way
that it wants the distinguished Senator in his seat
Congress- and to possibility of his defeat The cleo
torate will rally the primary vote and he who has
we'd the WE'LL will be returned to continue his
good work - -
AS to Mr. Godsboroug do not feel that
more than appeared this column His speaks
for itself to his District has always been OF the fin
est and productive material worth An exchange
would be disastrous and confident there will be none
is so firmly lodged the esteem of his constituency that 1t VII
be difficult and most fatal to uproot him We hope he may be
sent back by his usual handsome majorities. $3.50
this section well acquainted Mr. D.
lard nehbor and nothing but good report OF this
Somerset the dividing line He has prov
en- his business well along other CIVIC lines
and his the COMPREHENSIVE not advised 1t Will
he difficult to cast his and the States
faithfully honestly looked