Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

out any one rising to make nomina-
ton.
CLAY PRESENTED.
n rccapitulation OF the vote was called
Tor When the Seventh District was
gained G @. Lockhart arose 10 place in
nomination Cassius NJ. Clay. Jr.. for
Governor.
judge /. NJ Quieley. OF Louisville. in
,Sccohdlng tho nomination OF Mr. CLAY.
said: 1T seems TO be that instead OF
.elns Democrats. YOU are here to XIII the
harmony OF the party"
4 SPURIOUS CIRCULAR.
Mr. QuiRley then lourishcd a circular
mat was being freely distributed over the
convention, and asked n the slgners had
authorized the use OF their names at the
END OF II. Loud cries OF No" no" arose.
Inc circular which caused all the trouble.
ana the authenticity Of which was denied
bN the men whose names are signed at
the end OF II. was then read 10y Mr.. Quig-
ley. II was as follows:
ITO tn Democrats Of Kentucky. In Con-
Vention Assembled.
'Gentlcmcn.-Do not make a mistake.
but nominate a standard-hearer who has
always been found In the front rank for
honesty. free speech. free thought. ana
personal liberty. Nominate a. man WlO is
not bound TO any ring clique. Or faction.
who Is never found wanting wien the
cause OF Democracy Is at stake. Mont
nate a man who is not tainted " assO-
citation with former malolofaus admins
trauons, who can and will stand square ~
upon any Democratic platform. Assure
perfect harmony and an oli-tine victory
by selecting for the head Of your ticket
either ). -. Black. Of Knox; W. !. stone,
Of Lyon, or \. $. Berry. Of Carlphell'
Now. them continued Judge Crirley'
amt YOU ashamed 10 have such thing
circulated among yOuF" say q any nal
VINO may have been connected with this
circular that be is no democrat. II YOU
want q man who will represent this party
nominate Mr.. clay and you Will have "A
man who can stand upon the pemocr tic
platform. This you can surely do. Now
that YOU nave got man before You \ J. N
You can pat perfect trust In. name him.
T. \. HARDIN.
Tho call Of districts proceeded. and
Robert J. breckenridge. of Danvillc "a
brother OF ". c. Il. Breckenridge. arose
90 name L. \ Hardin. \ scene OF Tree
mcudous enthusiasm ensucd. and II was
some time before order could be su''i-
GENTLY restored for him 10 speak When
~ could make himself heard he named
his candidate iu a highly culoeisuc
speech which was echoed by Ron IT 81.
Tarvin. tn seConding the nomination.
lguliigs = Spau.ding, OF Union county
seconded C.ay's nomination.
The nominating and sec0udine speeches
being concluded. The secretary led tfc
ron Of counties for nomination for
Governor. hundreds Of persons IN the
hall jotted down the vote a. it was called
and before the ballot was finished such
scene as is rarely witness d outside o'
democratic convention III Inc ''''"
s'SL -
HARDIN N"Mi>A h'
II was seen that Hardin had received
the 40 votes necessary 10 choice.
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ln,''' .''-', 80 ,,. c,.,,nties
pc" 80. 10 $50. in
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ne, .. " Stooe e
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a.. 80 ,,a c,7,r,it,eo Mr. Rbea also
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w. -,,t-t..,, o',, 80 ,e - rel,e the Mat
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CLAY SPEAKS
Mr. Clay declared pc had always been
orrosel 10 dragging the currency question
into This campaign. lie had always been
souni-money man ana an admlrer OF
Grover Cleveland ana the adihlhiSti"-
ton IF / had been nominated ny ms
convention on froe-sllver platform
said Mr.. Clay. 81 would have refused the
nomination."
This va. taken bv the friends Of Hardin
N De- % slur on their candidate who Is
f~..-sir,..r man and who stands to-
....h, ~, an .,roorpcrorisi1, cold plat
go, ar1 ,ba,. teoan IN hiss Mr.. clay
o,,,.i,l,, cb..nead ne subject.
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-. o.. D.. ,l,,,i,,,.d "and I do not BE-
49,. =, 80 hs nossibla for the Republican
-. ., Give ms "a better government
patN ~ CIV rsa,. ,,t~ht do
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MI hafaIn sal" .-....-,,.,.,
HARDIN A''Hfl9
With an ineEpfeSslole sense Ol $40
yes. 80 Lovingly Stood Dy me III '"'s az
profound ADMIRATION 4'r INC ~ va