New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
7BEY MAY ELECT A SENAIoM
rrroRrs OF KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN,
OF JUDGE RICHIE OF LOUISVILLE

rrroRTs OF KENTUCKY REPObLi~HH
OF u,pGE RICHIE, OF LOUISVILLE
,.. charles G. Richie and his wife OF LOUIS,
~, 80 baen AT the Gsey House for se'"e
s Tbev are on their bridal tour ha'l"s ~"
r,r,ad Aus,st 20 in Nashville where 'ne -
lived She was formerly Miss Margare' ~ - a,
and would anywhere confirm the repu'a. o,tv
her mast AND her future nome lor 'S' 80
yemen Her husband would be conspicuous IA o.,
e,roun ~ Kentuckians, although that STATE pV" -,
great many men OF large physique nc -
foot four in height and sturdy prop"' "
co that his weight is about 40 pouh's' -
Richie is already one or the le8.,"e 's q,
licans OF Kentucky. although wen '"S go,
trirtv He was elected County Judge OF Jeno'sS s
county last fall by a handsome majority ever W
Incumbent who had served the bench hu''
of wears Since he was admitted to the D" 800 49,
six wears ago Judge Richie has taken an 49,
mar, IN notifies and he has always been III o."
demand as a campaign speaker lie mas d ''
and is at once witty and eloquent ,...i
Judge Richie studied law in the once oi No :,
walter Evans. former Commissioner OF ih'eina'
pavsnue and now Congressman from the ioN
VILE district Judge Richie had been extreme"
successful in practice but he accepted inc %,
ton and made a fight TO win, ana WIN nc ''"'
the bench ne has more than fuihlled the eNP
tons OF his friends. He mas Always o1S" a.,
student and his opinions have been ATTRACTIVE ~
,orr, "a we'll as evincing a deep knowledge OF the
law A recent decision by him on Sunday laws "~
been commented on all over the country .
Judge Richie says the prospects OF "i''@
BRADLEY Republican candidate for Governor "
Kentucky are extremely bright. Il am most lan''-
FAR with the state OF affairs in my own county ~
went on land in Louisville Bradley VIII eer's'ny
yet a big majority. Hardin's free-siiVer Ne"'
make him utterly distasteful to the business e'
ment As for the rest OF the State, our canaih".
Is absolutely convinced that he VIII wib 49,
month | am going TO make some speeches 10 ONE
counties and then | shall know from persona w
seryat,on how the fight is going. tnques'iohaDp
new era has dawned on Republicanism IN heh'ueAy
and the South generally. New issues nave oee"
taken ND. and on them can make w'hh"s
fight" ,.,,. -. irving
10 capture the United States Senatorship, a. "e ,s
70 elect their candidate for Governor Inc oi ~.
cultes in the way Of sending Republican 70 az
Senate are not easily TO be overcome; howeNS,
"A part of the State Senate. which Is, OF eIHas,
strongly Democratic, holds over The entlrc V,sn
house OF the Legislature r. TO be e.ecttn tnis 49,
and the Kentucky Republicans believe tiat ~ -,
have a reasonable chance OF securing mayo.e.y ,ats
Joint caucus The only candidate for inc oen" ~
Louisville who Is actively AZ work for the sea, no
occupied by Senator Blackburn. Mr. wilson, MnSSsy
a relative OF the Blaine family. has been a es msh
OF his party Kentucky for some years atnous 80
stili a Young man. In 1888 he the candida.s ~
Congress In the With District, but was counter 80
in favor OF Asher q. Caruth. Even Democrats IN"
admit this lie has made the race twice since