Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-11-04
For the Democra dc Party In
Kentucky Now Seems
Certain.
News From Front That Inspires
Every Democratic
Heart.
Chairman McGrath Has Per-
fect Organization in Every
Precinct.
REPUBLICANS BEAT The BUSHES

The air is vibrant with victory for
the entire Democratic ticket. 1t Is
borne on every breeze. It fills the
sails of the old party ship and sweeps
T. over the waves to the harbor Of
success. The assurance that we will
win in November finds an answering
message in every glad Democratic
countenance. There is no doubt or
dependency anywhere. From every
quarter of the State comes the cry,
"All's welll" Now that the cam
paign is drawing to a close, 1t is
comforting to find the conditions so
satisfactory. The Democratic Com
mittee through its Chairmen, r. H.
Vansant and Frank McGrath, tells
the party that the organization COW
ers every precinct; that 1t is earnest,
active and faithful; that no sound
of dissension is heard; that a re-
united Democracy is marching in
solid ranks behind McCreary, Nc
Dermott, Ollie james and their party
associates; that the old Kentucky
home is certain to be redeemed from
Republican misrule.
Those who have borne the burden
of the fight in the field bring tidings
of great joy. They have spoken to
thousands, and have carried into
every home the truths that have
made the Democracy endure. They
have preached the gospel of reform
to WHICH Gov. McCreary and his as
unNaiates are committed, and whose
lges they will sacredly keep. They
piled mountain high the in
les of the Republican party In
;tate and nation, until its de-
brs lie crushed beneath the
an. These party evangels share
confidence which has set the
rank and file afire with enthusiasm
They have seen victory mirroHed in
the upturned faces of their fellow
Democrats; they have seen faction
disappear in an unselfish desire to
promote the Democratic cause they
have seen former party leaders, and
the thousands who followed them
into other camps, back in line, eager
to lend every assistance in their
power to save Kentucky. With these
evidences of success visible on every
side, is IL any wonder that they have
brought from the front news that in
spires every Democratic heart? There
is no possibility of defeat If Demo-
Gratis only do their duty. They must
not let over-confidence keep them
from the polls. Every vote is needed.
II only yourself and four of your
neighbors stay at home, and a sim
liar number of other careless Demo-
Gratis do the same in every precinct
1t Will make a difference of 10000
votes. You can not afford to take
any chances.
The Republicans are beating the
bushes in the Eleventh district.
Judge O'Rear is personally walking
the mountain paths, and is urging
the halt, the lame and the blind to
come to the polls He is begging
them to bring their neighbors from
the head of the creek" that 1t all
depends ON the Eleventh district;
and that nothing less than 10000
majority will satisfy him. The Re
publicans are resourceful and des-
perate. Defeat in November will
make Kentucky Democratic for the
next quarter of a century, and they
will leave no stone unturned to pre-
vent II. Every Democratic hope in
State and nation depends upon the
result In November. C'~D one hour
to your party on No .nber Z and
victory is certain.
In the city of Lc = lille the men
nominated ticket worthy the con-
fidence of every voter, each man on
II being representative OF Louis
ville's business interests. Their
election is guarantee that the
city's interest shall be In every way
advanced, and those of the taxpayers
and other citizens properly guarded
and protected. The truth'of this lies
In the fact that the Republicans nave
made no nominations for these Of
fices. hoping that some would there
fore fail in their duty and no. 90 TO
the polls. But in this they have
made another mistake. a. every
Democrat will perform his lty and
vote the straight ticket
The Legislative distr Louis
Vile will prove the wonderful
strength and improvement OF the
local Democratic Organization. In
the Forty-fifth district, which Is
the First ward, Charles w. Knight
will win hands down; In the Forty
sixth district, composed OF the Sec
ond and Third wards. Adam SPAIN
will have easy sailing; in the Forty
seventh district. composed OF the
Fourth and Fifth wards. Chairman
John ]. Barry promises a victory for
w. j. Kuh. In the Forty-eighth,
which Is the Sixth and Seventh
wards, Peter Lee Atherton will win
or by himself. as the turf writer's
say In the Forty-ninth district,
which Is composed OF the Eighth and
Mini a big surprise Is In store for
the Republicans. Robert l.. Harris,
The present member OF that district
whom Senator Bradley backed for a
place on the ticket in spite OF O'Real
- the Post. seems due 10 meet his
I>IIoo. as an Indications point q
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