Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-06
These Men Are Democrats.

The present policy of most of the
newspapers supporting Bryan and
the Chicago platform seems to be
to suppress nearly all the news of
the number and prominence of the
Democrats in Kentucky and else
where who utterly repudiate Bryan
and the Popocracy of his platform.
The OUTLOOK not only defends its
course with the arguments of rea-
son, but also gives the news, so
that the people can know what is
going on and judge for themselves
The following is partial list II
the most prominent Kentucky DENT
ocrats who openly repudiate Bryaf
and the Chicago platform. Wheel
you read it over you will see thai
these arc the sort of people thai
have always given stamina to the
Democratic party in Kentucky.
Scion BOLIVAR BUCKNER, of Hart
county, the most eminent Kentucky
cx- Confederate living, a lieuten-
ant general in the Confederate ar
my, Ex-Governor of Kentucky, and
many think the best Governor Ken
lucky has ever had. He is a Demo-
crat of lifelong standing and Il man
noted for his practical Judgment
and common sense on government
and money matters; universally re-
spected for his integrity and sound
Democratic principles, and almost
as generally loyed for his qualities
of heart.
THOMAS J.. HINES, of Frankfort I;
ox-Judge of the Court of Appeals,
noted for his judicial learning; the
eX-Confederate soldier who planned
and executed Gen. John Morgan's
marvellous escape from the Colum-
bus CO., penitentiary during the
Civil war.
Hon. HENRY LANE STONE, of Lou
isville, noted for the strength of
his character, for his mastery of
the law practice; an eX-Confeder-
ate, who escaped with Gen. Morgan
from the Columbus prison. Mr..
Stone is a Bath county man, and
we all know his loyalty to Democ-
racy.
RODNEY HAGGARD, of Winches-
ter; present County Judge of
Clark and an eX-Confederate SOL
dier.
GEORGE b. NELSON, ex-County
Judge of Clark.
GENERAL BASIL w. DUKE, of Lou
isville; an eminent business man, a
learned and accomplished gentle
man; an eX-COnfederate, second
only to Gen. Morgan in command
of Morgan's Cavalry; a gallant Of
ficer, and a man held everywhere in
the highest esteem for his charac-
ter and qualities.
HoN. X. L. TYLER, of Hickman;
the late Democratic nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, who, not
withstanding that he stood upon
the 1895 Kentucky Democratic
platform, was dragged down to de-
feat by Hon. p. Wat Hardin, who
wouldn't stand on said platform.
Mr.. Tyler is remembered here by
the large number who heard him
make one of the very best Demo-
cratic speeches ever delivered in
the Court house.
Hon. WORTH w. DIcKERsON, of
Williamstown, who succeeded to
John G. Carlisle's seat in Congress
from the 9th Congressional district.
Hon. MILTON j. DURHAM, of Lex
ington, First Comptroller of the
Treasury under President Cleve-
lands first administration has
been Circuit Judge, served three
terms in Congress, and has ma
tional reputation as a lawyer, jurist
and financier. His Democracy be-
gan in his youth, and when he was
only "a years old was assistant
Democratic elector for Cass and
in 1918.
STATE SENATOR J. II. HOLLOWAY,
Of Clark county.
DIR. NJ. DIL+s, the prominent
physiciaa.
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