Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-03-03

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but NJ have doubt tSs ppS%p
him d6 S.s ad' Of the Law" and believe "'0 the contrary does
That issued by William O. Bradley it has been
said order this daily being perperaed
that he could not obtain fair trial. but Kenuckans too
false You protected him
cause you said the courts of Kentucky we're corrupt ~
from Indiana that he made his tumpha tour to the Republican
nD T ond sr s ne re" S an
Indiana he has since remained
On January 1901 the Republican party obtained control of the
aqd civil State They retained this control of that court
January 1903 that bench Gufey, Duree Rear
and Bqhm Republicans cut OF the seven judges that const
DO you he could obtain where his
controlled the court to which he had the right appeal his
and this of appeals would have had the this
rather than Of truth evidences
the jury procured by corruption have reversed the and
mon which would have been remained the
A9 M o nsd at. Sop o4dns ss ia
credit shall be the acts records and judicial proceedings
ydng the should surrender fugitive
demand of the executive being grossly violated With this
surrender him the authorities of the State of Kentucky
because he said Taylor co1ld not obtain fair trial.
Notwithstanding all he said be in the of the
Republican have directed the dismissal of the indictment and
let him free lark that sings the sky Why friends
take this matter home yourselves Suppose that the murderer of
Mckinley had been able flee after he had committed that qwu
lucky had little for his oath for the Constitution and for
1.-THE OF Durbn CZogoeZ would
walking kenucky SOIL breathing her pure air. and the nation
mourning the death of the greatest of her Presidents
Is that Do want make that possible
country? Suppose when and told that
greatest leader Mckinley the who lifted the
of popular should have
shall have him for until the United States Govern
condition which will State
to us criminal who took the life one we no less THAI
did leader Your indignation would known bounds
Retaliation would with indignation hands Con-
would have been assembled extraordinary session. and
Immediately the statute books
Mr. Chairman, conduct of Governor Durbin,
earchg by yarstick weighed bal
the English language stand admitted Applause Demo
cratic side.
greatest right the right those
who violated its and fled from its dominion 1t
rights the State
itself ....y-. .y...
know many ephets been hurled at the courts
Kentucky defend them though they need
hands Their have been quoted and approved
the world around The udcature eff the civilized earth has
made richer and their contributions Equity
both alike welcomed their decisions examples their
teaching Innocence Justice without friend weakness with
all in full rounded measureproclaim
partisan political malice of their inoorruptbiy [Ap
Ipause the Democratic side.
longer Indiana of refuge
shall shonoed when those who
the plot the life of William Goebe shall have
by dark needs requison when
who protected them shall live only nfamy Kentucky
God bless themw still live administering the law in It's strength
and justice in its purity. Applause.
Mr. Chairman believe that whether this Congress acts
whether Kenuckns assemble this day hence around the
place flowers it remembrance OF the murdered
dead knowing the chief conprator unmanaced by the
recounng wrong pepetrated protection of his murderer
I whether that would not judgement lay
will hunt another refuge the outraged
pie of Indiana will rise their might and repudse the Repub
policy by elecng Democratic that Commonwealth
Great and continued applause