that a good State is made by good citizens. Above all let us be ever ready, in war and in peace, in sickness and in health, in poverty and in prosperity, and for very love of her, to do all that we can for the honor and well-being of "Maryland, My Maryland."

1830. Daniel Martin.

1831. George Howard (acting).

1832. George Howard.

1833. James Thomas.

1835. Thomas W. Veazey.

1838. William Grason.

1841. Francis Thomas.

1844. Thomas G. Pratt. 1847. Philip F. Thomas. 1850. Enoch Louis Lowe.

1853. Thomas Watkins Ligon. 1857. Thomas Holliday Hicks. 1861. Augustus W. Bradford. 1865. Thomas Swann.

1867. Oden Bowie.

1872. William Pinkney Whyte. (Elected to the United States

Senate, 1874.)

1874. James Black Groome.

1876. John Lee Carroll.

1880. William T. Hamilton.

1884. Robert M. McLane. (Appointed Minister to France, 1885.)

1886. Henry Lloyd.

1888. Elihu E. Jackson.

1892. Frank Brown.

1896. Lloyd Lowndes.

1900. John Walter Smith.