412 MARYLAND MANUAL
Elected Under the Amended Constitution of 1838 for Three Years
William Grason.........................................Queen Anne's County ................1838
Francis Thomas....................................................Frederick County............................1841
Thomas G. Pratt...................................................Prince George's County...............1844
Philip F. Thomas........................................Talbot County ............................1847
Enoch Louis Lowe..........................................Frederick County........................1850
Elected Under the Constitution of 1851 for Four Years
Thomas Watkins Ligon.............................Howard County...........................1853
Thomas Holliday Hicks.................................Dorchester County......................1857
Augustus W. Bradford.............................Baltimore County.............................1861
Elected Under the Constitution of 1864 for Four Years
Thomas Swann........................................Baltimore City............................1866
Lt. Gov. C. C. Cox..................................Baltimore City...............................1866
Elected Under the Constitution of 1867 for Four Years
Oden Bowie.............................................. Prince Georges' County............1868
Wm. Pinkney Whyte...............................Baltimore City .............................1872
James Black Groome................................Cecil County...................................1874
John Lee Carroll.........................................Howard County ..............................1876
William T. Hamilton...............................Washington County.......................1880
Robert M. McLane........................................Baltimore City ............................1884
Henry Lloyd ............................................Dorchester County.......................1885
Elihu E. Jackson...............................................Wicomico County........................1888
Frank Brown..................................................Carroll County.............................1892
Lloyd Lowndes............................................Allegany County..........................1896
John Walter Smith..........................................Worcester County..........................1900
Edwin Warfield...........................................Howard County ..........................1904
Austin L. Crothers......................................Cecil County................................1908
Phillips Lee Goldsborough ...............................Dorchester County......................................1912
Emerson C. Harrington.................................Dorchester County.......................1916
Albert C. Ritchie .................................................Baltimore City ..................................1920
Albert C. Ritchie ..................................................Baltimore City ............................1924
Albert C. Ritchie ......................................Baltimore City ............................1927
Albert C. Ritchie ......................................Baltimore City ............................1931
Harry W. Nice.........................................Baltimore City ............................1935
Herbert R. O'Conor...................................Baltimore City ............................1939
Herbert B. O'Conor............. ............ ......... Annapolis...................... ... ..........1943
RESULTS OF PAST GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS IN MARYLAND
1871..William Pinkney Whyte, Democrat......................................... 73,958
Baltimore City.
Jacob Tome, Republican............................................................. 58,838
Cecil County.
Whyte's Plurality, 15,120
1875..John Lee Carroll, Democrat....................................................... 85,454
J. Morrison Harris, Republican................................................. 72,530
Carroll's Plurality, 12,924
* Due to Constitutional Amendment of 1922, providing for quadrennial elections, the
Governor elected in 1923 served three years.
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