The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-13
O'REAR SAYS
They lied
RefuteS Latest Fake Told
by Father" McCreary.
Judge 0'Rear did not Counsel the
Use Of Force During Goe-
bel Contest.

Scottsville, KY, October 9.-Judge
o Rear entered the capital OF AL
len county today by the Lincoln
Jackson way, and the way he wasn't
after his opponent and tratuc rs was
also the approval Lincoln-Jackson
way. AS expected, he answered. TIN
latest charge of McCreary, thar he
oounsel:d violence during the Goabsl-
Taylor controversy, at his first oppor-
tuniiy, in a characteristic and con-
vlncing manner and scme light he LIT
in upon the conference of TiaylOr's
snpportrss at the Gait HOUSE in 1899
may cause his inctident TO rise and
plague Nicer airy as the Bradl y Incl
d mt, which h. wishes to drop, lady
has.
In reference to the latter, Judg ,
O'Rear made the charge that Senator
MoCreaTy wrote letters to Democrats
who boiled Beckham, thanking On M
fOr doing so and fOr voting for him
on the BIZ ak. He challenged McCraMy
and his campaign managers to publ sh
their campaign contributions bF0re
the aloct.On, and then Went INFO The
TaylCr conf -reuce in 'tall,
TELLS OF CONFERENCE.
That conferences was cCmpos ID of
leading Republicans and Democrats,
and included in the list of those pres
ent wepe Judge Ajax Humphrey and
Marshall Bullitt, of LOUISVILLE, both
Democrats. On this point Judge
O'R,sar said: Last Saturday might
at Wickliffe, which is the r1moDaat
corner of the First district, mar tn
junction OF the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, tssuritory that | had cam
vassad and LIFT in Cndsr to canvass
other parts of the STATE, and whena
they KIN wv that | could not go again
in this campaign, and th-ir charge
could not be met. McCr,ary made
the charge, as | rad it in
the paprs, that was an I'M
safe and unfit man for Gov amor BE-
caus in 1899, when the contest wss
ON between Gov. Taylor and Mr..
Goebel over the GoveinOrship ca kohl
lucky, had, i'm a conference of Gov.
Tayior's friends In the Gait HOuas in
Louisville, publicity advised the use Of
force 20 cCarce the seating of Taylor.
GENTLEMANLY LIARS"
Now mark you, he did not say in
terms that that was 50. He said h.
had it upon the sta.fmJnt Cd two N
ltamen who ware present. | want to
say that thoss awo gsntlem-m are two
g Htlemanly Lars if they made that
statement.
Gov. Taylor did call into CONFER
enoe, as / understand 1T, sCme OF his
political friends and supporters at
Louisville after the contest had b.en
inaugurated. Thsns Were both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans presents | did
not know all of the pcople who AT
tended the ccnlonenoe, and doubt
If should know them now.
Tho proposition was submitted and
discussed: What can We do? TheGe
We're two things opsn-one 10 submit
to the constitutional authority in tn
contest; that is. the House OF Repre-
sentativas. The other was revolution.
When was asked what ihought
about 1t. l Declared that Those We're
the only alternatives that | could
sss.
Revolution meant force. violence,
arms. civil warfare in Kentucky; that
revolution meant the overthrow OF
the constituted authority OF tine Lagis-
latlire. that revolution meant a gov
ernment by arnls; government by
bayonets IN Ksntucly. and that was
an unthfnkable proposition: that W.
had bstber lsaNe the question TO the
constituted authorities and appsal
finally TO the people. and such WAS
the Judgment of every man who ex.
pressed AN opinion. SO tar as l re-
mambar.
SHOULD LEARN FACTS.
IL nevSr Was In any othar confar.