The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-09-14
SELECTED TO
RUN CAMPAIGN
Allie w. Young Chosen
as CHAIRMAN,
HENRY R. PREWITT, SECRETARY
And the State Central Com
mitteemen Are the
Other Members.
SCHOOL sUPT. NOT ACTED ON

Lexington, KY, Sept. 1O.-Judge
Allie w. Young who was to-day elect
ed to head the Democratic campaign
committee this fall, made the fol-
lowing statement in regard to his
election tonight:
81 accepted the craftsmanship of
the State Campaign Committee with
only one object in view. That was
to connect the ties of the party and
to eliminate all fractional differences.
Neither fractional differences nor pro-
hibition and anti-prohibition belong
in the Democratic party. All of the
candidates on the ticket this year
for Congress and the Court of APP
peals are Democrats of the highest
type and deserve the support of ev-
cry voter in the State who believes
in the principles of Democracy and
an enforcement of all of the laws on
the statute book.
This will be the platform on
which the campaign will be con-
Quoted this year, and every nominee
of the party throughout the State
will receive an equal showing with
the campaign committee. The COM
mittee will look after the interests of
the candidates this fall without any
thought of the future"
The Democratic State Campaign
Committee, selected by the State Cen
trail Committee to conduct the Con-
gressional and Appellate Court cam
paign this fall is as follows:
Allie w. Young, MOrehead, chair
man; Henry r. Prewitt, Mt. Sterl-
ing, secretary; w. A. Berry, Padu-
cab; N. Powell Taylor, Henderson;
T. B. Pannell, Bowling Green; T. ].
Moore, Hardinsburg; Ernest New
man, Louisville; J. A. Donaldson,
Carrollton; Thomas A. Combs, Lex
ington; ]. A. Sullivan, Richmond;
w. L. Bramblet, Carlisle; Henry NJ.
Cox, West Liberty; Woodson May,
Somerset; Joseph w. Pugh, Coving-
ton.
The Democratic State Campaign
Committee selected here to-day by
the Democratic State Central Com
mittee to conduct the congressional
and Appellate Court campaigns this
fall will be composed of the mem
bers of the State Central Committee,
with Judge Allie w. Young, of More
head, as chairman and Henry R.
Prewitt, of Mt. Sterling, as secre-
tary. This action was taken by the
State Central Committee in execu-
tive session after four members had
supported by speeches a resolution
offered by Committeeman T. ].
Moore, of the Fourth district, oppos-
ing the naming of State campaign
committee.
This resolution asked that the
Democratic nominees for Congress in
the various districts select cam
paign committee to conduct the cam
palgn in the several districts and
that the nominees for Appellate
Judges do the same thing in their
respective districts.
The resolution was supported by
w. A. Berry, of the First district;
T. B. Pannell, of the Third district;
t. j.. Moore, of the Fourth district,
and ]. A. Donaldson, Of the Sixth
district. all of whom spoke in favor
OF the resolution. An amendment to
this resolution was offered by Ernest
Newman, committeeman from the
Fifth district, which called for a
State campaign committee with Al
lie w. Young as chairman. Henry r.
Prewitt as secretary and the mem
bers OF the State Central Committee
to compose the campaign committee.
This resolution carried by vote of