The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-13
INSINCERITY
WAS. Plea
Of Four Speakers Here
Yesterday.
Was Substance Of Speeches OF
Johnson, McCreary, Rhea
and Stanley.
ABUSED O'REAR's RELIGION

The d sm0cratic speaking herle ye1er-
day was composed OF from 1000 10
$500 people This is liberal ea'n-
matte, and many Democrats, when
asked said that they thought this
fair estimate. Whils many said that
there were no.hirg line that many
people here.
The isp echmaking b gan with Ben
johnson, Congressman from this cJn-
g'nessional district. A nice little trick
was pulled off at this polns by ~
committee, when thy made ARRANGE
mants with Judge ]. p. Miller, fer
merly in shs banking businsEs at
Cromwell, uo in.roduce Mr.. johnson.
.1lhNne is much s,nItinDent in Ohio COUP
~ty aga:net johnson on account of his
bong b. Lief in the Catholic rsiigion.
Judg Miner is known 10 ma an ardent
Baptisf, and it was thought that by
Sthis arrang amrnt, votes would be
made.
JohnEon's spaech was bitter in his
d,nunc aticn of Judge O'Rar. He
blamed that it was with Judg1 O'R5ai's
knowledge and consent that J. w.
McCuEoch was made the chairman
of the finance COMMITTEES of this dis
trict. His ent.r.s arguments wIere
just the same as he has been crying
at every speach he las made hndthat
was thathe claimed that Judge O'Rear
was insincere. This appeared to
thu whole text CT his argument from
beginning to sind.
Johrco ON further stated that judge
OR ar lis moderate drinNer and
that he ,loeaps it in his home, all OF
which is a lie. johnson pratended
thlas h. n ad that stataiment out OF
a book that he had in his hand, that
was issued by the Republican Gam
paign committe, but he msrely pick
ed the book up, and elhsn made that
statement. He did not dare to read
or tell ON what page that statsmart
c,n,d be found, for he we'll knew THAT
it was not tn are and that stat m-nt
WAS ueh rly untrue. He wcund his ar
gumant up with the same old IVORY,
THAI Judgs O'R,aar had baen convicted
OF bs5ng imsncerie
MIR. johnson was followed by James
b. McCrsary, THE Damociatic nominee
for Governor, and was introduced by
Hon. Ii. p. Taylor. Old Mac is no
speaker but he attempted. hike the
first prize spaalner, TO discredit the
lie ard works of Judge O'Rear. His
entire ou.burst was fillad with vllllfi-
cationscf the Republican nomineH and
the pr sent Republican admin istlatlons
In fact everything that a Republican
ever did from the history of thine
caught hell when old Mac opened up
with the grand old yang yang that
hs has bsam feeding the people on dur
ing the forty five years that he has
been sucking the public heat. BY
this hlme the noon hour had arrdved
and then began the scramble for thu
'1caTIy Ills iE1Wo ~ ih&tA~'s& 49, e'~'~"-S
JOHN RHEA SPEAKS.
The first speech after DINNER was
that mads by John S. Rhea. the
man who once said: "McCrsary Is
ths greatest specimen extand of hair.
oil and hypocrisy" AT that time he
had NO use for Old Mac, but now at
this time John has a brother on una
State ticket and that makes a whole
lot OF Difference Mr. Rhea was inuro
y .ducad in nice little spaech by Hon
J. p sanderfer. After iambasnne
the Republican, party in nany ways
\ he made the statement that thss
'founahs Of the msnAbers Of that party
wene unable to mad AT this point
hs, got in the same car with johnson
and Old Mac and ysled and banked
about the inisinc srity Of Judge o'Rsar'
iRhaa stated that when Gov. WaAson