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

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Nrl n jealous rage would tear Gown
s-I EHzrrrT wf-h -he e-rfa17E hone rrsr
tleT night build upon the ruins
in real gathering I'D me city u
LsuUlrTlLlE n those Wnu cain 70 - q
the same uarlV family fha 4-rfr- AS S.
Elsf thai trH reputation hrr0~ and she
cess q The Da-lpCra-iC Alr1.E lE1rariOr u
less n Ell cQls=4 uHDceE iu e contest Ui-h
ire E.eIlr.t cans -eEr reaT 10 urlFr rhaf
TIE ambitions and TelE=a-1ce ~ nUr1er-
c1E s-af=snzn might - gra-ifed In
wh0 had q grievance ~ fn1sElnHd D. rad
one against rhe AdEfniEtrs-ioa sTas
glren Al oPl9-t1-litv 70 air i aod 20
propose tne best means - revenge e.
1nci1er-allT u was dec-de6 who arn11E
-he many modest and Vet wiling -andi-
GATES Eh1ulc sacrifice r1eiT irclinatio-s
TIE F-a-e from lhs rgrarrieal -nrDss u
Nd chine Co--irEr11r- War. bitter re-
r=-iEsi-i var was declared. e1ur upon
re hep1tlica1s- but upen their fellow
I.srrrscr7fs. who under grave and serious
Ci-rlcllrleE. have tired during these vealrE
- hcn@stlT and sueressf1ilv administer
-he AFFAIRS ~ 01r proud Cd Common
wealth
Thar me STATE Administration has made
zone enemies no one can Deny. hut -far
9 crllc nr- have fairhfuIlT executed its
clries u1rLu-r doing 80. 90 mist con
ce1e- The character and nature n irs
urlnsi-lll ere even more a tesrn1riai
csoz-E = itE srcoess and the praise r
Al n f5i- fehf IS largely dus TO the
- a- -m -rE q ca11l1a-e Tor the
I-ltal states SeDs-lr=lip. and during
-t- years ~ L'--1-1ra-ic control I'm
tt- he'd re- The almirl7trarirn- EEv cp-
p1- s contest has forni-a 81 oI'en
o. Ee4 -acre- aliiarce with those
Hf at-s f-lf warfare. a11 in ne
caug i-~re tbe primary this g-zr
20 vel i- tle campaizn Wlth ire Re
r-r.learE next year 10y record 81 en-
or Is -c Pc t1e D9i-i q attack ] am
ese t1e ple ~ kertuczT know
uHl enough 20 expect rnaf -han
~ ti fe ieat =sslF pose AZ ar-aso rist
erf - Warrs TIE false lF-
Err have elcclIrl- TERED -a PEI me
ilrl 7rpcsi-ic1 before and shall
pr -- o. meet q again l.et the
-r-e l- b. clearly drawn and JET the
people luT -rlerr-au1 che issue
r opponent 10y The Dem 1rrHifsc nom
i5a-lr ir -hl- primary ~ l1irel states
laruFs 3 MefrearF- who o. seeking = rE-
-.ra-.1r f1r tEar rflra end fur whom
? entertain E.r1Ir feelings % personal re-
F-r f claracier aE gen le-nar. and
Ealrsr l-rr tl trle cam lED rlHra --I1ll
1t p uttered. y can help b. single
uorl NJ lrEerercls pr unjust rerrla ch-
n can ul- win without seeking 10 le-
EtruF nIu then 7 do nor want o. uiu-
hgr ~ rot intend that d. snail ain this
ne. my friends and the Dem0eratir adj
1lirietratiar n Kentucky
The hcnDr ~ ny name ~ public ufii-
c.al ir rle past iE worth lar mare fu me
good reputation before Tie ptqTae ~ Ken
tlckg ~ uy almiuistratilu n -h=ir
STATE Affairs q fer more valuable % ne
stscs senate ~ ite without thas rsYu-
alton
senator 3eCreary iu this contest has
.nace hiz alliance and s-a.lel ms lllss
% -ticccss UPON general attack against
cratic pumrg. He presided iu rnat re-
cent Louisville conference. and ii sas
greed oy AL including bimeeil that
me present Attorney General should .
bis and their candidate for Governor IN
the primary We have . right. therefore.
20 presume that in making that aillalcs
1Df7es ana spprQEe5 thS ea4gelsa = ~
anq lefore I get through ! intend 70 show
fhdt The distinguished Senator has adopt
- . policy q campaign 20 mOnstroos
10 .tE ultairness and a-DEurcitF. tnat o.
takes nothine but = preseHtation n plain
facts 20 overthrow j. IN the minds o.
ne honest and intelligent voters 81 The
State. - q 90
His second issue Of the campaign Is II
rally % his support and array against
me All n those elements which are an
sered Al me because 81 ms position in en-
forcing the laws against The desecration
u the Sababth. and ms Efforts last win
ter 81 aiding 20 secure the passage Of
The County emit Biz which the General
Assembly did pass, and which IS NON
.aW ~ the Commons ealth. For Tie last
two months he and ME friends nave ben
acfive II 0rganizing thee forces against
me, ana must admit that their work
has been successful a campaign from
this quart or has been vel planned ard
formed for the purpose q accomplish
ING my defeat in order that 4 may be a
lesson and warning 10 al officials IN
the future against their taking The stand
which did in favor - reasonable tenn
perance leEfslatlon and 90 Insisting upon
the endorsement u the laws Of the Stale
IN reference 70 Sunday closing.
They would II they could exhibit nay
POLITICAL corpse a. an example 70 future
Governors and other officials. lest they
100. senslble 10 the obligations 81 their
oath. and willing 10 perform their nuty
under II, might meet the same fate. n
they should take 3 stand 70 erforce tbs
laws against the open-Balocn On Sunday.
Of should favor legislation that gives 70
The people o. a county the right 10 de-
eide IN fair eleetion whether or not
they want Intoxicating liquors sold In
maj eoupty. Nothing could be more
Democratic than tha xr1uc1nl4 thai a ma