The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
M. B. CLARK, OF LIVINGSTON, FOR The Legislature
Both Men Named on Strong Platforms Denouncn Party Corruption Where
Found-R Moore Once Democrat, But Saw The Error Of Ills
Way lpd Iurned.-.ResolulOns viii Appear Next Week.
FULL REPORT AND RESOLUTIONS OF The SALEM CONVENTION

A large crowd attended the senate I
rial delegate convention here yesterday
which met for the purpose Of nominat-
ing a candidate TO represent this sena-
torial district, composed Of Crittenden,
Caldwell and Webster. in the state SEN
ate. The Caldwell county delegation
was accompanied py The Princeton
brass band which made music for the
convention. K. l.. Moore. generally
known in this section as DR.. Moore.
was nominated by the convention by
acelamation. He is widely known,
popular and a Christian gentleman.
lie stands on a platform opposed TO
patty corruption wherein a few claim
ing 10 represent the whole party,
manipulate public Affairs for the pur-
pose Of their own selfish gains, plat
form Of right and justice between man
and man.
The convention was called 10 order by
II. A. Haynes. chairman Of this county,
who stated the purpose Of the meeting.
County Judge Aaron Towery was
called Ia the chair and made temporary
Chairman Frank U. Harris. Of Cald-
well county. was made TEMPORARY Sec
rctary after which committees on ere
dcntials. organization and resolutions.
were appointed respectively.
The reports Of the committees were
adopted. all delegates being seated and
the temporary organization was made
permanent. The resolutions, as adopted,
will be given next week.
THE SALEM CONVENTION
! Tuesday. August %, delegates from
mass conventions held in Crittender
D and Livingston counties the Saturday
{ before. met at Salem and nominateC
. NJ, n. Clark. Of Livingston county, al
] candidate for representative to maxi
! the race against the Democratic nomi
! nee. Tnos. II. Cochran. II. A. Hayne
y was absent and the convention wa
3 called to order by Chairman II. {
o McCori. II Livingston. The mcctinI
was held In the Masonic building an
, was called to order at 245 O'Clock !
4 the afternoon. T. A. Clark. Of Living
I stun. was chosen as temporary chair
4 man of the convention and J. +. Chit
A.. tcndcn. of Crittcndcn. as secrctar!
i. In assuming the chair. Mr.. Clar
!. thanked the convention for the hon,
A. of serving Il in that capacity. VIM.
=, Dcboc. Dave Sexton and George BE
Ia were appointed as a committee on CT
! dcntials. J. Watts Lamb. Tom Day
!. and K. NJ. Wilborn. committee on o
A raniiation. and Carl Henderson. u.
M McCord and J. A. Davidson, Sr., col
N mittce on resolutions. While the COT
mittees were preparing their repor
IA W. d. Bishop, Of Livingston, made
NO brief talk. The committee on credc
cy tials reported that all delegates pi
!, sent were entitled TO be seated. 7
/ following report Of the committee
organization was adopted,
nm We recommend;
re. The temporary organization TO
mo made permanent
uld 2 The report Of committee on c
sm dcntials.
ere = The report Of committee on re
han lutions
ing 4. Nomination Of candidate.
ia 8. Ballotting.
,h .s The following report Of the conn
hsy tee on resolutions was adopted;
0 l he Il resolved by the Republicans
mp the legislative district composed
k ,s. Crittendcn and Livingston count
'es, who assembled in convention, that {
be most heartily endorse the call
Yer, convention TO nominate a candidate
w represent the counties Of Crit,en
1. and Livingston in the next gen