The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-22
WHAT HANNAH SAYS.
'ToiIle Democrats Of sd Judicial
District:

~ my cahuiuhcy Tot tue DcinOcrauc
nDtainntion for the office OF Cir
cuit Judge u be voted for at the
ssfvsmber election. 1907. / desire TO
ny that recognize the force OF
thc suggestion made by some that
q bitter fight for the nomination
might be detrimental to the best
interests OF rarty and endanger the
chances OF the nominee whoever
Ac may be; and while have ever
been watchful OF the interests OF
kmy party and am willing 10 make
~ many sacrifices as any other
man would make under similar cor
cliiona. yet never In my life having
vuIuniarlly solicited an office at
he hands OF any. ! cannot believe
that any fair-minded man win de-
mand that should now sacrifice my
ambition 10 be Circuit Judge upon
request OF man. who with the
exception OF two years has contInu-
onsy held Office mnce 1881 and at
the end OF his present term as Judge
zill have hell office for almost TWEEN
ty.ise years.
10 read "what Redwine Says
without knowing the true facts on,
4 vsrla believe that at the expira.
ticn OF the term to which he has
been appointed he will have seryet
only ono year. when in fact h'
~llI have served nearer two years
biz term having begun June 1i1so'
aud he viii continue 20 hold th'
elilcc until January /. 1908 or un
J al hls successor is elected and qual
files From that article one woult
also conclude that when he wa
-enIIed on 10 make the race 70
representative in 1906 that the Dis
trrst IN which he was called on,
wrp hopelessly Republican. when 81
fass HIS Immediate predecessor wa
= Democrat. and n ] remember cor
rrsUy was elected by larger ma
inrliy than MIR. Redwine received.
was also once called on, "an
nat by my party. 10 make IN
rase TOR the Senate in the Distric
eompofcd Of the counties Of Boyc
klnurence. Greenup and Elliott, anS
Welding 20 the 'call." won by
paajorIty OF 1905. my majority beln
more than 1000 greater than tha
rueived by my immediate predece,
or. carrying every county in N
District: receiving larger major
10 In my home county than Il ha
ever given any man before or sine
AID IN one precinct oi my home oour
" received a majority OF i75 an
sihis precinct IN 1905 gave Redwine
opponent a majority OF over hin
And while feel proud OF the voi
then received. am too grai'
fnl for their kindness then
ciaim that they owe me their su
fraxe as an endorsement or OIL
Xsrwiae.
While In the Senate I do ne
calm to have passed" unit bi
but an examination OF the journI
all show my name recorded for e'
ory temperance measure proposedl
feet I cannot understand how OF
pamber only can pass a bill.
lie Constitution Is adhered TO
will require as many as 81 member
Of the House TO pass any bill an
iufilc Mr.. Redwine should be con
mended for doing his duty in IN
instance It seems hardly fair TO u
other members OF the Leglslatul
10 accord 10 him all the honor
Ne.pecinlly as he neither drafted n'
/lahoduced the bill BY an exam
nation OF the House Journal Il wi
be found that the unit bill WA
ppssed IN the same manner, q
Revenue bill and the bill to IA
Wings were passed. It requiring
least 81 members Of the House
pnrs either OF them Now Mr.. Re-
nlna voted for each of these bill
nnd, as he claims TO have "passet
Sone Why not claim to have pas
ed'' all OF them and give no oth'
person credit for what they ms
have done. But while writing abo'
pegsing the Unit BILL" why NJ
live the benefits uaat this Distri
Mas derived from It. Every count
A the District has been operatir
urder laws Just MS effective as Il
limit bin for many years. But h
lAo illegal sale OF liquor In tn
bistrict diminished during the la
SEVERAL years? have no hesital
/ = In saying that In Elliott coul
~ Il am not so familiar with cond
lions In other counties) II has 4
crcanod. But do not understal
me to say that this is the fau
q the Local Option Laws or a
~passlng'' Of the Unit bill. II
nat the fault Of the laws at a