The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-02-20
Stirring Resolutions By MOntgOney's Democracy.

who has stood in the storm-center Of
envenomed hate and measureIess cor
riptiOn and violence, with calm, un-
quailing front facing demonisc threats
1t fame and blood, while battling for
the right; TO him and The men who
grandly provided him his vasl plat
form OF utter nee, we extend our
heartiest thanks and give uustinted
praise.
lOib.-Thst j. G. s. Blackburn is
worthy OF any crown a grateful peo-
pie can weave for his stainless brow
Standing VIII other mighty leaders,
wisdom and undaunted courage keep
bsck Tho dougo OF blood and redeem
81 The stare from chaos. He stood
over the column Of our hopes, and h
voice was heard above the storm,
calm, potent, reassuring. His heroic
presence and trusted hand beat back
the temptest Of human passion, and
the sea was still before him. Geuer-
Gus and self forgetful, he could never
desert a friend or quail before infuite
dangers and death. He was the friend
OF eur marty red Goebel. and exempli-
fies the jeweled waichword of our
party, that was coined in the heart
and fell from the deatb-chilled lips Of
our heroic dead, abe fearless and
brave.snd 10y al to the great common
people,"
Il.-And whereas, the baser ele-
menls. of the Republican party are on
the firing line AID in supreme control
OF lheirpsIty, and whereas the Re
publican press of the State with sinis-
ter unanimity have approved and
aheited their purposes, animus and
acts from the calling of that notorious
aggregation of outlaws and murder.
ers to take possession of the Capital,
encouraged by executive clemency to
deeds of lawlessness, TO all subsequent
acts Of sedi,ion and treason supported
by a violent soldiery; their gage of
battle on these vital issues we accept,
and with a united party embracing
every man in whC 81 heart there ling
ers one drop OF Democratic blood,
frOW ming upon all factionslisn, sub
ordinsting all personal ambition and
resentments to the common veal, we
make solemn pledge TO redeem the
Commonwealth from this dreadful
shame of lawiessness and from this
eliminating guilt and horror of mar
tyred blood.
And may Almighty God help all
our great leaders to continue to "Be
fearless and brave and loyal to the
great common people"
NJ. NJ. CASSIDY,
ROBT. MARSHALL,
]. B. TAULBEE,
H. R. PREWITT,
NEWTON R. BRIGHT,
W. T. TIBBS,
Committee on Resolutions.
The Chair appointed w. T. Tibbs,
B. w. Trimbe and II. r. Prewitt TO
have the resolutions printed IN psnhp-
let form and placed in the hands OF
every Democrat in Montgomery coun-
ty.
Judge John E. Cooper, Chairman
Of the District Committee of the Goe-
bel Monument Fund, appointed tie
following named gentlemen to receive
contributions to the Governor Goebel
Monument Fund ia this county: j.
S. Frazier, cashier of the Exchange
Bank; G. w. Baird, cashier of the
Traders Deposit Bank; w. r. O'Con-
nell, County Clerk N. r, Bright, Cir
cult Clerk NJ. o. Cockrell and W. f.
Horton.
There being no further business,
adjourned.
j. E. COOPER, Chairman.
w. B. O'CoNNELL, Sec'y.
B. w. rRIMBLE, Asst Sec'y.
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gist.
Heavy Snow Storm.
A heavy snow fell during Thurs
day night aud till Saturday morning.
On Saturday morning the thermom-
eter registered 3 degrees below zero.
In many parts of the state, the snow