The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-17
KENTUCKY AT TIE EXPOSITION
Patriotic Address of Governor.
Elect Bradley Yesterday.
Kontuoky's History, He Said, Was a Part
Of the Nations HistoryAshe would be
Immortal If She He'd Only Given olay
and Lincoln to the World sosher Dis
tingoished Guests at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 16.-BN reason
OF the split in the board of women com.
miasioners from Kentucky several sets
OF Kentucky day exercises were Sheld
ct the Exposition grounds to-day. Nhe
State commissioners from Kentucky,
appointed by the governor. presented\s
programme in the exposition auditor
rum. Governor-elect Bradley, OF Ken-')
lucky, Governors Hastings, OF Pennsyl-
vania; Greenhalge, OF Massachusetts.
and Lippit, OF Rhode Island, made short
tslks. There was large crowd present,
including members of the Manufac-
Jurors Club, OF Philadelphia; the
cleveland, Ohio, chamber of commerce
and the Ohio, Mississippi and Michigan
press associations.
The address of Hon. w. 0. Bradley.
governor-elect of Kentucky, was the
feature of the occasion. he said:
kentucky and Louisville give kindly
greeting to Georgia and Atlanta, We
are not unmindful of the honor shown
us on this day. These two States of
the South are more deeply impressed
with the fact that commercial pros-
perity awaits them and no two, 1 trust
ana believe, will more earnestly and
Eeaiously labor to accomplish grand re-
suits.
ITO give Kentucky the need of praise
to which she is entitled is beyond the
power OF tongue or pen, Her history ia
part OF the nations history. II she
had done nothing more than give 20 the
world Clay and Lincoln she would be inn
mortal. kentucky, indeed the whole
south, Is awakening TO the possibilities
OF the future. In this section we have
not accomplished what might have been
nj "a n. H,,N ~
ehnt we have now new South; q South
devoted to improvements; a South that
has broken It's chains and that stands
forth in unfettered manhood
while we love the South and are
devoted to It's interests, we rejoice
that sectional lines have been substan-
TALLY erased, and that to-day we have
In realtsy no South, no North, no East,
no West, but one country, grand and
indivlsible, to which every citizen owes
his highest allegiance. Would that
your gifted Grady were living, that hs
might see the swifs approaching renli-.
zation which his prophetic words Dor.
trsyed. His patriotic utteranoes have
not been forgotten, but form part and
parcel or the inspiration of this oocs-
Bion."
After drawing q picture of the events
OF the war and OF the years following hs
sniu' we pause not to discuss the
causes that led to that strife, nor to the
motives by which men were actuated;
we know that in this broad land there
Ia not ono who does not rejoice that the
Union was preserved.
I'VE put behind us forever the bitter.
ness OF the past and shall keep con-
stsntly before US the glories which are
our common heritage and the magnif-
cent possibilities OF the future Hence
forth, there will be no contes. between
us, except as to who can do most to
build up the country, who can do most
to develops its resources, VINO can do
most to protect its honor and who can
do most to preserve its institutions"
Or. Carter to BIO Tried by the Confe-ence.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov 10 The M. E.
conference to-day heard the report of
tho committee appointed &c investigate
charges against Rev. DR.. Carter, OF No-.
folk. The committee, which Is in the ma
ture OF grand jury, reported that, in its
opinion, DR.. Carter should be- tried by
the conferences. The charge against
him Is that ne WAS n divorred mo u,beo