Arizona republican., 1902-03-23
ZEDTUGKY's NEW. SENATOR
For Forty Years James McCreary Has
 Been Prominent.

] r. n,a.@.-- newly elected Unite ! ~ea.tt.. Hon. Jen2e~ Henn .t ! t-. na@ th- distinction ot hay i4- l+--a -Hs fuiir-s- oi nis wears l. ! h:-r -1nIf- St~vic.. aS he will haT. ] p --I -a...a score and lon when hi --iG1 expires in March. !@"9. having : ben .srn in Joiv. l>S>. His life mas ! ben -.e oc almost continrnUs oliciai 1 z-iE5,e.
 F,- arty y-ars Mir. 2i,Crea.y has : ar-l r.,. .1-i;.-..t in t[e1tueky's history
 r.. 1.a a.- h. served a. lieutenant of a ,...i..Ier.s.. r,4ima5t Uith w.lirh nc
 s.ie -.1.-..@ at --I..au..,ttaX- Thre- ! times he .''a~>-.;ai his native caunt5 ] iu t !-s.4,;tyllH ie=isI"t.ite. being 2 speaker daring ;he last two terms in
 .~ h. .v.- elected governor of Ken / -.-. .-- ly majority of @..e00. | 1r ftv..-a :. ,.s D.. fe,sre- -nted the Eighti
 .----5 ;rt o. Kentucky ir congress.
 1 tssL FlsyiGen Cleveland appoint ; 4I rts. a-e If the commissioners i'll th- ! i5..-.ui liaaal monetary conference. . Fir. Ez.t '1zary is recognized as one oi 5l.e best party organizers in the coun- -1r his principal tactics being to COZ ; .i-cc his followers that there is grts- l : u1er .r Gafnat. lie possesses re- -.a-1-aE.la tact ior onlisting followers. -.val es1ra the ran-,- "t tha CpDozitioll- 7. ra.v amusing i.eiieuts' in his lit4 III verify this assertion
 D.:lf., Governor McHrelTE'S frs .-ac. t8r e9nrresz. when Judge Milton
 T.ii i-:e. afterwards comptroller of
 e-4- ti2.e;ly. 2nd the iIol. Phil |.
 -C.a-arssrt'. IT.. no*- a prominent law
 ys- fl ,<e" Y-r=. city. Were his oppo-
 .ocrt=. he went to 2 country schoo.
 ,-eu-o where prctraeted reliEiouz ser
 ----- were being held. The l.liniste5
 ---et1aae,j a familiar hymn and in- ,-..el everybody to take part in t'!o
 si.-s.s- The :scv---.i3r accepted tn l;.-.-itaji30 Tha aisc9.d was shocking -T..o @lCiancc became restless and ne'- .-.,.a. Tae preachers face was asheT
 a- fe aro~- and. looking over his spec i.-.s= i1 tie direction cr the disCCrl
 -.. b falt-riuE lips. exclaimed. ''TEcS-
 whose vc;-e= arc not suitable. nee Eo sine' The governor ceased GrtiCU | la tiae and the 1ls=ting p-ogresse; T. l. the end: after which Mir. Me iE.--T.- convinced the crowd that il
 was not re- iUired l. sing in congress -uz -i1y ail --inPo,tei him ot tho eiec
 Gc-.
 t was in the same campaign tha I -t,- NTc~r~erv visited Lancaster. tn ; -r-.5--y Se--. ai Cfarlari in his distric; IT. traced g relationship with tta edt ! t-~ cr the rarer and thus enlisted i : under his banner H. convinced pro:0 . i---J .i-tzer@ thas sacred ties exist i r-tsee- his illcilc and thzir famuje
 suI tween his county aa1 th=i . \ friend ta,I hin to la- t' . -.'s--~ ? 'ora Derrlty Sh7r;H J. I 3 :-a,,- a rr1o-in71 71t young r,au. va ? --- inclined ,5 support Durham. F - a~. ----a Palmer ca tn- streets D tar-l h'rr or the shcu1d7,-. shook nj - f.-d saj r=Cliii9ily said: Tom. 70 D a-e .G aspiring Xa;!aE 1-:-5.- You vi i I--'- run f0r sheriff CT calrard coun ! t-- ed -.Er1 do l v:H I- sourd com B f-- .- Yam. ster. Some friend vii! -r '. ....---. tl-.---a.y. sy..,.a arc goa g, - ife.' aaI ~-- answar will Ne. .. 2, " i-.- 5o--n t7 iaiit~d ra 4.s.-t t.l= 3;.I f '7- -r- .l- -iiold E'air--l.''' Instant
 -5-- Palmer was C~1v=.-c{. be:uniu
 C-e 2-s.'realy's met ~nthusissti II supporters. and roa5....~ ralJ.hI - r3 daring t;ae ca,nrl'.s-
 Ei- G1e se-=a cc l..";r!ety and nj