Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-10-14
Convention Most Harmonious
Held Here Eor Many
Years.
Great Outpourings Point Way
the People Are Going to
Vote.
O'REAR NOW ON The RUN

Il
the result of the coming election IL
this district 1t was dispelled by th,
convention held Saturday and thu
tremendous outpouring that greeted
Congressman Underwood Monday
night. The convention to nominate
local ticket was called to order in
Liederkranz Hall by Chairman Frank
McGrath and proved the most en-
thusiastie and harmonious of recent
years. Sheriff Emler was elected tc
preside and John Shea was chosen
Secretary. AS was predicted in these
columns, the present excellent city
administration was given a hearty
Endorsement, nearly all the men now
serving in the Legislature and the
General Council being nominated for
reelection. This means a big vote
and a majority of at least 5000
for the Democratic ticket.
Following is complete list of the
nominees:
Judge Jefferson Circuit Court,
Chancery branch, First DIVISION
James Quarles.
STATE SENATOR.
Thirty seventh district Hite
Huffaker.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Forty-fourth district-Luther c.
Owings.
Forty-fifth district = Charles H.
Knight.
Forty-sixth district-Adam SPAIN.
Forty-seventh district-W. ]. Kuh.
Forty-eighth district-Peter Lee
Atherton.
Forty-ninth district-william A.
Perry.
Fiftieth district--Wililam T. Nc
Nally.
Fifty-first district = Samuel L.
Robertson.
MAGISTRATE.
Seventh Magisterial district-P. T.
Sullivan.
CONSTABLE.
Fourth Magisterial district-John
]. Sanders.
Fifth Magisterial district-Wyll-
lam r. Steltenkamp.
ALDERMEN.
DR.. John H, Buschemeyer, Fred
Schwenker, b. ]. Campbell, Jr., John
M. Clifford, Joseph Overberg, Fred
]. Leezer, Samuel Leidigh, j. Will
lam Miller, R. Guy Parker, c. w.
Schmitt, James M. Treasy, George B.
Coder.
COUNCILMAN.
First ward--William P. Graves
and Tohn Neuhauser.
Second ward-Charles Mann and
Karst.
Third ward-P. ]. Fleig and Will
lam NJ. Booher.
Fourth ward-Jerome King and
Ben Schulman.
Fifth ward-Daniel Coblens and
T. j. Garvey.
Sixth ward-James Norton and
Mike Leone.
Seventh ward-Thomas Lawrence
and Edwin ]. Parker.
Eighth ward-T. ]. Morrow, Jr.,
and Samuel w. Greene.
Ninth ward-Daniel B. Coleman
and M. ]. McDermott.
Tenth ward-R. d. Thomas and
A. j. Steiger.
Eleventh ward. w. Flood and
Q. ]. Finnegan.
Twelfth ward-B. C. Watson and
Ben Sand.
PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Fred Levy, DR.. Walker B. Gossett
and Ben j. BTumleve.
Judge Quarles was presented to
the convention and made a speech
that evidenced his fitness for the
Circuit Court bench and the wisdom
Of the convention.
, Tuesday night Congressman I'M
1erwood was here and addressed a
gathering at Hopkins Thea
ter. This meeting showed the way
the voters will cast their votes and
the futility OF the Republicans max
Ing any further nominations.
Chairman r. II. Vansant, OF the
Democratic Campaign Committee, has
Issued a statement predicting Demo
cratic success. This is not the claim
Of rainbow-chaser who is fooling
both himself and his party, but is the
frank opinion Of practical man,
who is In touch with every county In
the State and who can speak authori'
tatively OF the work that is being
done. The organization is the best
that has been made in Kentucky In
many years. II not only comprises
old and new leaders. but goes into
svery precinct ad enlists the support
of the rank and file, which after all
determines whether victory OF defeat
shall be the portion Of any party.
Judge O'Rear, who is now on the
run, is writing under the charge
Df insincerity which has been made
IN every section OF the State, and
which has been confirmed by every
word he has uttered since his nom
nation.
ENGLAND's THREE PROVINCES.