New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
IN REPUBLICAN, KENTUChf y.
POLITICS THERE DESCRIBED BY WALTER
FORESTER.
HE SAYS THE STATE HAS BEEN REDEEMED FhoM
THE DEMOCRATS FOR YEARS TO COME
GOVERNOR ELECT BRADLEY AS
pprsYDENrIAi, CANDIDATE.


PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.
Walter FORESTER. managing editor OF The LOUIS
willie Commercial" was In this city YESTERDAY. MI
Forrester was Secretary OF II Repuphcah E~eON
two committee In the recent campaign II Men
-, ,Io ,s n, his way to attend the meeting OF
tho Republican National Committee in Washington
next Tuesday. and carries the proxy OF uovel"o'
elect Bradley The meeting OF the Natoha Noi''
rnitteee In Washington and the Inauguration Vi
Governor-elect Bradley fail upon the same '"'e'
December 10. and Mr. Bradley is unable to come
East for that reason. Mr. Forester In speaking u
Tho recent campaign in Kentucky. said: Il thihA
that we have redeemed the State from the Dem
ocrats for many years to ccne. we nave many
Young men who have put their shoulder 10 inc
vince. and II the Republicans do not make a MS
take | think that the State IL safely within the
Rs5rfblican column for the next twenty years. i"e
campaign was a bitter one. and we won on our
merits The issues were clearly defined and the
people voted upon them. MIR. Bradley has peeh lar
" elected and | think that he vii carry out the
reforms that have been promised One thing IN con-
necton with the recent victory is that the Demo-
Gratis realize that the Republicans have the State
where they can hold IT. Kentucky viii give i'e-
publican majority in the next National campaign
for the Republican nominee II he runs on souho-
money. protection platform, as he Is bound 10 40
The matter which is interesting US just al pres
ent is the Legislature. To-day we have majority
tomorrow 20 fl vacancy in the Lower HOUSE
If the Democrats win, we shall have a tie on JOINT
ballot; If we win, we shall have maJor''y VI
two Besides this, there are two contested seats III
the Lower House. and the Assembly Is oveTwheim-
ingy Republican, 1t can be seen that Wheh we
come to vote for Senator after these contes r
seats are adjusted shall have majority
whether we win the special election tomorrow or
field for the place In the Senate Senator Joseph
S. c. Blackburn's term expires In 1871 1, IS to ms
t,. Tho a
Hunter member of Congress from the llld DIS,
session He was chairman Of the Campaign Com
m!ttee the Republican side in the recent light,
ha many hd pe oher ' canddae Is
son, OF Louisville, who was elected TO Gongress IN
Whenever Il is. however there is one thing sure.
and that is that Senator Blackburn's seat goes to
When asked what place Kentucky, favored for the
National Convention OF the Republican party M
She would be satisfied with Cincinnati. Pittsburg.
St Louis Chicago or almost any h place in me Se
National Committee unpledged; that is at least
am .,o, s ,,oo,,.
current tnat Governor-elect Bradley was candi.-
date for the Presidential nomination, or If not
that. warted the second place on the ticket. MT.
I'VE are going to go to the National Convention
the ticket and If npt that for tie second The
think that he is of Presidential stature. and shall
vote So Kentucky will 60 Republican nex mex year, year
hat p BraaIey codd carry Kntucky but we also
an THAT o he Tafy e party h
that but shall make no deals. If the second pace
ional ticket, although his Individual preference
it would be wise p0Gya to tsI pase n an
nS the the once sold I South Which Slowly 60
ing 10 the Republicans