The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-08-22

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- some tefter results 20 show the 30
ne thfr tarE-1rt treasury. -
less bureau ~ Agrlci.i-nI 49, -
- frIf r,o.~-essed such a machln- rs
7r-r.rr ef,-,fcs-s IN both houses u me t'e1-
frai Congress would have Droug1t ioil1
sl,e t.~nas plare ~ National Sret-snl m
eAir, thar & has done upon me smaller
14se9 IN H. diplomatic and 5ud1cio'ls ols-
tE1buticn q garden SEQ ana 90. ~, =
-,.rer- zear-- that u this so-callell ma
chm had invited the versatile senator
aatr frT Sena1or DE- Eonid MOI have done
~ and urrie now b. one ~ ne ma
rflr..z' -rrsf euicE1st.c advocates
u his speeches he says thai wee
ne country and driven machines from
-.-rrer he would have SUCH wave
srsep over KenrDesy emo uipe on a.
rre-1s rra- before his humble opponent
tn tfss contest first saw fhe isnt q cay
he vas holding o1i.ce ~ hentnfsf- tie
-51ae- uro- the front se1t q some q
rhrrr and laughed ~ those HnQ cn9i1n (
Climb in. and nov with perfer7id and pei
s-f-atarv derlarnariun 1euounres those
mo have al least given 70 Kentucky
t,-lsine<slike and suelesztli 1onlinistra-
fsrr ~ ftIe u1tic affairs and KEPT her
credit above ths lameuiable condition i
was ia sr lS7a
He sfreuuouslv invoke the aid d this
Wave q Reform iu sending MIN back
u ths Senate. and b. i nov 1uslly en-
HsrfrE uraar the side ~ his Wave tF-
cry ri0lafar 81 the sunday laws. and ev-
e-r ran who opposes me Tor The enforce
rnenr 81 those laws wish 20 ask this
simple plain question q the go2l people
Don't r-u think 81 would D. better Tor
his -Wsre q Reform 20 first strike
the Inileo States senate; and g sone
-uufh-nee6ed cleansing there before i
starts upou the Dernocraric Administra-
rian 81 k=1fuckF. which has given 70 The
people the ucst successful ana prosper.
knoun- ] would say % this newborn
and rorifer1us Apostle q Reform. in
zhe words u he houoely adage. Physi-
can. heal rhrself
n hslf b. true Of what has been 50
freely charged about the body Of when
he has been a member for four OF five
Years. he has lost wonderful gpportuni-
Is 90 establish himself as real Reform
cr. and YET in al = that time his voice
has been sils1r could ask no more
than that the people shall closely OBJ
serve some q the elements 81 Reform
which my opponent has induced 10 ride
r.ranr the crest Of this Wave" with BIN
n rhis campaign He has been given the
PERMISSION tv these elements 10 declare
ts-self h - ufshes IN favor Of The en-
sorcenenr Of the laws and in favor II
The County INIT BIZ without inpairing
his chances for their support They care
not so much about the Senatorial race.
b.. hey Eaut 40 punish. as an example.
the man Who as an Official stood for
cause 10 which they are bitterly opposed
ne battle cEy which has been selected
20 Dor with The Machine" His plan
frr~ * q
Democratic officials Of the state Gov
eminent. not that be believes they are
Deserving q censqre. out because hs
hopes 10 rally 10 his standard all the
forces Of opposition 10 the Acmlnisfra-
ucn- That this il true ! can easily dem
olsrrate
Eention vas held in Louisville 10 send
delegates - the National Convention az
ST Louis and % re0rganize the party in
The state A nEht was made before the
Democratic voters Of the State, and SEN
ator MrCreary lent his assistance TO Hha-
was called the Anti-AdministratiOn side
found that after q fair contest before the
people The Administration side had a
majority Of three 10 one over the oppO-
sitiun- Senator McCreary was put upon
the Commute on Resolutions. and was
made chairman u the Committee de
Vas member Of the sub-clnmittee
which wrote the resolutions. and ne nina
eeI kroie the following paragraph OF
these resolutions. which he a. chairman
~ the Committee read 10 the whole Con-
Eention win a great deal Of earnestnsss
AKA enthusiasm
Il j. vita pride ana pleasure that We
point % the splendid condition OF our
Common aealth under Democratic rule.
z be STATE is free ircm debt, and lax and
4rll ll-lli -ieClg endorse the "a sse- paIrlouc
and economic administration ~ GOV
te4 A-l--A al4 OFT .oiner safe niiiriais.
ana Pc marx n-t1 much satisfaction the
striking contrast between lnei- -ulnfiuls-
ration u public affairs ANA thai 1f ~ 5
Taylor. which brought shame and dis
AZ thar time rhis s0-caliel Machine
t1l been in power over four yEars. and
e j. only o. lltle over two years since
ne aistlnszisheo senator Ienned and
read lhosf eul0Eistic lines upon The rec
ord ~ those whom De and his camtiidats
-uf COY eILaI now So tlNleutl4 assam.
sudden change ~ mind 81 Two years on
50 important q Question is it 1ue 10
Lle eEl8en-leE ~ his candidacy TOR re-
n1rllnsficn- or d. 81 90 De accounted for
b. the fact THAI man who Has am iu-
lar-e ellc-rlE il $50 and AN equally In
tense eilrerlft in l.ii has rgAt ~
change bis mind on any question in Two
ears sine. especially 90 when the IN
-eEezls % his own ca ulllaCy seem % de-
m1nQ such a change
In the convention TWO years ago when
De wanted lt 90 select him as a delegate |
from the State-aI-large. be wrote and in
doTEed that resolution bat now when / |
am a Anlilate against him Le says that 1
The resolution states what was not true. |
even though he wrote H. to the cum |
mon mind u j. hard 10 understand mis- |
position 90 some questions. Was he right |
in 1914 OF Is he right in 1862 Was ne
right ln lSs5 when be was Tor the gold |
standard. or WAS he right in IA5 when
d. TOOK The silver side ~ that question |
d be- thought my administration VAS
such sooi thing Two years ago what
has happened 10 change his mind So sud |
denly, unless j be thar ] am seeking the |
same Office that he wants and for that |
reason alone he Is willing 10 admit now
that what he said about NE IN that resO-
luton in 1874 was not meant and that ID |
Eas Intended 20 deceive the people as 70 |
the truth cf the situation. II this admin !
.Etration is bad now. IL was bad in 1894. |
and IL was the dairy q this pilot OF the |
Wave q Reform and chairman Il the |
cQmUilIes On Resolutions. 10 tell the peo-
PIE . lnste6d u writing to them about
tine wise patriotic and economic admin |
iFtration Of Gov. Beckham.
he Complains about the call for a pri-
mary election on November 8 one year |
before the Representatives and Senators |
who selected the United States Senator are
elected He attempts TO show that In the |
call Tor his primary l have tried 10 take |
v har he calls snap judgment Of him. |
What does he mean by that2 Since he |
was elected TO the Senate. nearly fve
years ago. be has been q candidate fer |
r -eteasQu, and used evefy sf1orf u ad- |
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