The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-10-06
TIE .suD1c1AL cAnrA,on.

Now that the campaign il fairly
opened. and appointments have been
made in the count. far our judicial
nominee and the county Candidates to
address the voters, it will AID the leo-
pie to know something of The cllarac.
tel and anteceLeDts of the candidate rs
who will address them. We have al
ready made mention Of the county
candidates, most of whom are we'll
known all over the county.
Mr.. Hatch. the peoples party nomi-
nee for judge of this district, although,
well known in Pawnee county, whore
he has lived tor the last seven years,
was, before his nomination., only
slightly acquainted in this county, and
was almost an entire stranger to our
people. Since his nomination, how
ever, he has met a large number of
the voters of the county. and has mad Q
u very favorable impression upon
them.
In order that the people may know
something OF the character and arte-
cedents IF our nominee for judge, and
the estimation in which he is held in
the county where he has resided for
the last seven years, we copy the fol-
In. s,i, tot
Ter and 1oiler:
The nOWinatson of Hon. Fred s.
Hatch as the peoples party candidate
for judge Of this 10th judicial district
suits all classes, and as time goes OIL
it has been fully demonstrated that
our convention made no mistake in its
choice; in fact it did tie right thing
in naming Mr.. Hatch AS it's standard
bearer to victory III November. Mr..
Hatch il first-class, level. headed
lawyer in the PRICE of his life. He is
as has been said deservedlS popular
with all c|asses. lie commands the
full confidence and respect of all who
know him. He is strung i'm character
and legal qualifications, absolutely
bound to no factions. A gentleman
Of strict integrity ana without per-
sOnal bad habit. lie will enter the
campaign with full support of all good
popuIists, and will draw ~ his stand
ard large number of voters who seek
in judge such qualifications AS they
know Mr.. Hatch possesses. No better
augury of Mr.. latch's coming success
can be cited than the fact that OH the
day Of his nomination leading repub-
licans and democrats pledged the nc
tive support in open convention when
called OH to speak, of many voters
who say they are done with boss rule
in this district. Mr.. Hatch will be
triumphantly elected in November
He will 60 upon the bench we'll equip
ped to perform the responsible duties
Of that Office. He was born in Hills
boro county, N. H., thirty-four years
ago. After completing his education
he entered the we'll known law office
of Wadleigh & Wallace in that coun,
ty, who possessed one of the most ex-
tensive law practices in that state, the
senior member of whom was United
States senator and the junior member
now occupies seat on the Supreme
Court of N. II. After a three years
course in the study of law Mr.. Hatch
was admitted to practice in the Su.
preme Court Of New Hampshire, rank
ing third in class of fourteen men,
bers. Mr.. Hatch pr1eticed his profess
sion six years in his native state when
the western fever brought him to La >
ned, Kansas, where be has resided for
the past seven years, engaged in tile
practice of law. He stands squarely
upon the Omaha platform, and all who
know him respect him for bis sterling
qualities, his uprightness in his bust
ness transactions, and strict fidelity to
every interest intrusted to his care.
To As cause we stand fully pledged,
and for his election we call upon all
good citizens to aid US all in their
pOWer.