The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-04
Fired by Judge S. W. Hager
the GubernatOriaI Nominee,
lnPresenee Of Democratic
Hosts at Lexington.
Party Platform Outlined, and
Record Of Deeds Of the
Party's Officials Reviewed.
Not a DOdger on Any Issue
Of the Campaign.


Moral aad Educational
I am deeply Interested In the ds~eR
,pment Of our state In every sense
nat the word Implies = Industrial.
Moral and educational. n IL my Do
sire to see floating upon the So a
ummerce he pet untold and undsTvt
,ped resources q cur great common
wealth
In the mountains 70 tho east. and
n the lower lands TO tie =ess s-e
'ast deposits OF coal and other MIN
.rAis. and eTen In tbs central counties
NE great veins and beds q mineral
Realth These wish 70 see dereiopsd
Nd brought into market. 30 that the
World may learn II our wealth and
We may keep abreast u other states
n the march of progress endorse.
without reserve. every organization
md every agency that has for lts pur
,oee the Agricultural industrial. min.
sral snh commercial adYAncemeDt %
he state As the running stream car.
les its sparkling crystals into tho
greafer body OF water into which n
lows. so would have the stream %
Development carry into the markets
q the world the wonderful resources
II our state To the end that this
Development may b. the more fully
assured. am IN tavo- Of wise and
iberal laws Affecting commercial en-
eTpriseS am In favor % such laws
Is will invite The Investment % cap
tai In the state and protect such In.
restment. rather than OF laws that
you'd brighten capital away or hedge
about with too many and unjust ~
ltricuons. am IN favor OF all laws
swell As all agencies tending 20 On.
courage the formation and establish
nent Of new Industries and placing
hem in operation. Every new indus
~ established. every new commercial
Enterprise that is launched. every mine
hat Is opened. every manufacturing
establishment that Is put In operation
% great benefit 70 the state. and
hOugh Il may OF Itself mean but little.
{ Is part OF the great plan Of devel-
,pment which we all have In mind
md. which. under proper laws. Win.
q the natural order Of things inevtta-
Ny come.
II elected governor II shall be my
constant purpose 20 advocate and urge
he passage OF such laws as viii has
en- and insure this development, and
ihus provide az home a Geld Ot labor
md enterprise for our young men. who
constitute the states ", d.est asset
kentueky's Future Depends Upon
Education.
Hand in hand with the Development
81 our state must 20 the education Of
,ur sons and daughters. In this adj
ranoed age. when competition Is 80
harp and wit meets Wit in the keen
encounter. education plays a most I'm
portant part In the contest and lends
uost powerful aid In the battle that
TAged. There Is no subject In
Ehich am more deeply interested
han that Of the education Of orr
r Tuung: for as the elders fall into the
: scar and yellow leaf and pass svay.
heir places must be filled BY those
rho are boys and girls today. but who
will be the men and women a to
norroE. To the state this Is a Ques-
: son OF vital importance and one which
Ihould be most carefully considered.
! am earnestly In favor OF the improve.
/ nent 4 our common school system
[ md q Increasing he educational facfi-
: ties. so that good common school
4, sducation may be within the reach ol
wen the poorest Of the children =
his commonwealth II Is with pleas
Z are Iteview the action Of the general
e assembly In establishing and provid
2 ne for two additional normal schools
n or the state. which action was dis
Il met advance toward higher education
, and for the better equipment of oui
eachers. We need more and better
OiunNu ellRNAc anu AlAt AAAIAiNNEAAANA
" our whole common school system
To insure ths retirement Of our com
g non schools. Il is important aud es
,ential thar In some way better pal
,e provided for the teachers OF thos,
.chools. thus making the profession
l. more attractive ant'insuring q highel
$ .taniard. Tho profession Of teaching
S ihould be more fully recognized an,
N Is dignity and responsibility more fulh
r appreciated. With the qualification
i. hat Is essential 20 become a preeep
or 10 the young. the profession o
eachlng should appeal 10 MS as on,
5 all OF dignity and honor. There Ia n,
more heroic OF important figure thar
hat az the country school teacher
rho. In the little old school house OF
II he hill. trains up the young IN N,
T. udiments OF education and start
n hem on their destiny Of independent
y Aought No lees consecrated and X
4 ess important are the teachers a on
lty achoolA Thero Il no one slng'
~ q msa and women united \