The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-23
OWENS THE VICTOR.



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FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 22.-Au MEM
bers OF the democratic eonGressional de.
trics committee have arrived and q msst.
in1 will be held at nom n canvasa thu rs-
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MS law partner, Colonel John i. Shelby
and o large delegation Of prominent men.
After canvassinR tho vote BY counties Q
resolution was unanimously sdouted De.
clarin. Ovens ths nomInes ~ . rluraIIsv
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1ne IolioWine commuuicaSSou Srom
breckinrtdge was received, read and
ordered hleds
TO tAs Demoerues u a. Sspeath CoNeveoo6eWeI
District;
Under the statutes Of Kentucky and By ogdsg
Of this committee. you arc duly authorized and
constituted the governing Authority empowered
to count the votes received by candidates b ths
primary election OF Sept. u and TO declare ths
cAnatdaee recolving tho highest mum
bee Of votes the nominee Of tho dsno.
cratic party Of this district, and you aions
have the power 70 determine upon the form and
manner Of the pIoceedings you viii take 70 dis
charge this duty. In case Of contest you. and
you alone. have power to hear and dstsrmine
such contest and decide who shall b emitted "a
nomination, and you owe 70 the democrats
party Of the distrist and 70 your sense Of right
shst the dutis, imposed upon you shah not b
performed by amy one elss, nor shall they b
oncroached upon. You, and you alone, havl
power to prescribe what political qualihcasioui
shall b possessed By such legal vosegs u
reside within the district and desire "a
participate In that primary, and you have thl
right to determine whether the rules LAID down
by you n which were nscessarily Incorporated
the provisioas Of the state have bsea compiled
with.
deem u ny duty I owe 70 the democrats
party Of the district. 70 my friends and myself
to state The principle anl protest against AMI
action Of any Judge, county COMMITTEES o. am
county OF private Individual which encroachei
upon your exclusive Jurisdiction. 90 that what
ever has bssn done in the primary may pos b
hsld 70 b . precedent to bs used hereafter fol
s1e 1ewunsvfvnUpen and formal profess asains
IT, formally protest against the action of ths
Judge Of the 18th judicial district In ths
issue Of the extraordinary order IN the case 0
w. z. Sims and others versus others. This
committee met Sept. and adopted certain
rules Tho plaintiffs waited until the afternooE
Of Friday. the i<th. having had ample time 4
take such steps % they deemed necessary ant
give proper notice TO mo. or to the nominal do
PENDANTS. 20 that hearing Nigh: have bess
had. This delay was known to the judge and
was Of itself cause for his refusal to issue an!
restraining order. But ]. - well - the nom
inal defendsnts. lived near enough for notict
tohsve been given OF the Application OF the 70
strsinlng order. 70 that the Judge mlGhl
a.
with an opportunity afforded 70 present reasoai
against Il and tho issue Of % called tempoFar,
Injunction. which under the circumstances wsl
equivalent 70 anal and permanent one. and
tho setttng OF the hearing Of any application fs
ies dissolution OF Modification for date sil
days aftsr the slscsioa: when u would have q
Dsady have accomplished its parpose-this 4
such On extraordinary abuse Of the discrotloi