The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-05
Our Nonlinccs-O ws;cy and Chris
man.

man.
The Democratic party Of our district il
now called upon to support the above named
gentlemen for Circuit Judge and Common.
wealth's Attorney at the ensuing August cleo
ton. They have received the nomination at
the hands Of our party, and should We fail To
support them, we would prove untrue and re.
creant to those high and exalted principles
which have ever been our guide to success
aud victory.
Some will say, Why call upon any particu.
lar party to support the Judiciary or candi-
dates for non-politcal Offices? We with it
could be otherwise, but here in Kentucky, as
in other States, politics or political policy
must rule and govern, at least 40 far or to the
end that our favorites shall Gil the offices to
which they aspire, from the constables saddle
bags up to the gubcrnatorial chair.
Our candidate for Judge,
NJ. II. owsLEY,
| II elected to that high and honorable position,
will in all strictness he the peoples Judge, aud
not a Judge who will adjudicatc favorable to
any particular man or party to the prejudice
or wrong of others. In his veins course Ken
tucky's truest and best blood, and nc would
scorn the idea of doing any act that would
bring reproach upon the Judges bench, or
/ upon the time honored name OF Owslcy, which
he has ever ind. Gated and proven y bis Official
acts for the past twelve years. And while dis
charging the duties Of his Office As attorney,
he knew no mans party. Socially, he is ever
/ true to his friends. Politically, s,eadiast and
devoted TO the principles Of the D,mocratic
party.
1t il unnecessary to talk to thcpoople Of our
district regarding his fitness and qualifications
Tor Circuit Judge. Suffice it to say that our
/ party's choice is a good and wise one, and one
| that will reflect honor upon our dis,ric; and
add to Kontucky's judiciary one Of her most
able and profound lawyers.
We cannot say whether or no, he will me, 1
with opposition, but in the event he does, we
Z IN f-rt foss The result A man Of his talent,
legal ability, many Sxrells,G ssn. Liza aud
great popularity cannot be defeated by any
party in this district.
Jas = Nlikl>NAN-..
Our candidate for Commonwealth Attorney,
is an able and fearless lawyer, and one Of long
experience in the criminal practice Of our
state it rarely occurring for many year in
his court that a prosecution was called unless
Chrisman appeared a. one Of the attorneys.
lie is qualified to discharge the duties Of
the office Of Commonv ealih's Attorney in e.
cry department thereof lie is in every sense
Of the word practical man; well versed in
the common law and the statute cf.hs State,
having assisted in making many of the latter,
aud if elected, the offenders OF the law will
lind in him one Of the most fearless and yigi-
liant prosecutors that ever appeared in our
courts OF justice under whose eloquence, pa
thos and touching appeals for justice to
wroneed and insulted Commonwealth many
criminals will quake and beg for quarter,
finding none save the fu.iilmont Of the renal
ties Of the law.
We say to or par y, support Chrisman' In
his al.uy days lie has led our party on to
victory after victory. lie Las been cur stard.
AID bearer in many Lotly contested political
struggle, and gave not only lis lime but his
hard earnings for our property. As Dem
ocrat he LLs been true, tried and faithful
never having at any time for,akon that glor-
Gus old banner but has ever been the friend
and advocate Of sound Dcmocratc principles,
Is well in their adversely rs in their prosperi.
ty. While in our darkest aud most danger !.
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post OF duty. And whenever constitutional
liberty or party rights were threatened he wa,
ever ready to defend those principles which
he believed to be right and just and which
would mostly rebound to his couuiry's good
Aud now AZ! &C ask is this, That the DgRo-
cratic party of our district stand true To their
colors"Hnd vote for Major Chrismsn and be
ia cc' ain 10 Le orr next Commonvoslth's At
torncy. s.~ e.
Judge George Denny Is the opponent Of
Major Chdsman and the nominee Of the Re
publican arty Of our district. lie aud lis
friend. seem very sanguine Of success and are
already claiming the victory. Mr. Dcuuy /,
a man OF influence, with many influential
friends. We have heard il repeatedly re-
marked in public places that he was the most
available man, from the fact that he could
command the mortal dollar 10 such an extent
a. would insure him success Which j. an
equivalent To saying that a sufficient number
Of Democrat, lif required must be bought to
enable M Denny To- defeat Major Chrisman.
Democrat j. this yiow not a correct one p
Are you not aware Of the fac, that II Mr..
Denny sh0ull win this race, Le will have to
be supported by hundreds OF our party, and
would you not blush for shame at such a r..
suit, when right at the beginning Of the can.
Sass our opposing party is telling us boldly
that they have the money, aud With their
money they intend to defeat u.s. But We will
pot cor a moment entertain such a thin idea
Dr presume - improbable a result. We have
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