The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1894-03-07
SLADE GETS SHORT.

trict-by-the-way, had you heard
that we have such an Officer?--is
playing in hard luck. Last Tues
day night the Senators cast lots, as
directed by the Constitution, to de.
termine which of them should hold
the long and which the short terms.
Mr.. G. Slade Taylor drew short
straw and on Tuesday next his ar
duous duties as a legislator close
This is sad for Slade, but it may
prove well for the country, for his
place will now be filled with some
bright, well-informed Democrat. Mr..
Taylor is nice gentleman and really
has made a very fair Senator, but
his luck was bad and he lost out in
the draw.
The following shows the result of
the lot by which the one-termers
were separated from the twotermers.
The lOng.term Senators are:
Second District-John W. Ogilyie.
Fourth District-W. J. Deboe.
Sixth District. /. Landes.
Eighth District-Joe Noe.
Tenth District-A. J. Gross.
Twelfth District-W. b. Hayward.
Fourteenth District-George s. Full
ton.
Sixteenth District-E. NJ. Nell.
Eighteenth District. G. Lay.
Twentieth District-W. W. Stephen
son.
Twenty second District H. L. Mar
tin.
Twenty-fourth District - William
Goebel.
Twenty-sixth District-R. Fl. Ellis
ton.
Twenty-eighth DISTRICT. H. Hollo-
way.
Thirtieth District-C. b. Martin.
Thirty-second District-W. H. Bowl
ing.
Thirty-fourth District-John p. Sal
yer.
Thirty-sixth District - Thomas H.
Hays.
Thirty eighth District Rozel Weiss
niger.
The Senators who are to hold for
the short term, two years, are:
First District-R. II. Tyler.
Third District-Tipton A. Miller.
Fifth District-Cromwell Adair.
Seventh District--C. Slade Taylor.
Ninth District-C. b. Moore.
Eleventh District-Tibbis Carpenter.
Thirteenth District-B. O. Gardner.
Fifteenth District-R. n. Wathen.
Seventeenth District-A. r. Dyche.
Nineteenth District-W. II. Jones.
Twenty first District-H. NJ. Froman.
Twenty third District--H. Trigg.
Twenty fifth District w. j. Hissem.
Twenty. seventh District-John o.
Hodges.
Twenty-ninth District - John d.
Goodloe.
Thirty-frst District ]. Pugh.
Thirty-third District-Wm. Dingus.
Thirty-fifth District. j. Smoot.
Thirty-seyenth District - John II.
Weller.
Five of the eleven Republican Sena-
tors drew long terms, as follows: w. II.
Bowling, w. j. Deboe, J. l. Landes, j.
G. Lay and +. NJ. Nell.
The six Republican Senators who
drew short terms are: William Dingus,
A. r. Dyche, w. j. Hissem, w. II.
Jones, Samuel j. Pugh and G. Slade
Taylor.
BY good luck our efficient neigh
bors, Noe, Hayward and Gross, got
long terms. Here's congratulations
for the fortunates and here's condo
lence for our friend Slade, who, ex-
cept for his bad politics, had deserv-
ed better fate.
NOTHING could possibly do great
err damage aud injustice to the town
Of Hartford, and incidentally to Ohio
county generally, than the SANDERS
hat have recently emanated from a
newspaper published here. For sew
eral weeks past the Hartford Repltb-
lean has sought out for its attacks
he churches and church members
mere, and the wholesale TRADE which
.hese people have received has been
n terms borrowed from the stock
eft over from the last Republican
political meeting: These denuncia-
ions of the people of this place have
been copied into most of the neigh
nnrinp neMsnaners. and the nennle