The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-09-27

According the accounts published Judge ORear closed his
campaign in the Ninth congressional district by saying:
Il" propose make impossible for Kentucky to be dominated
by political machine
Il" promise to make corruption obsolete
Il" propose to reform the prisons.
r. propose to enlarge and make useful the public school
IT. propose put the judiciary non-partan basis.
propose enlarge the of the people by destroying the
infamous lobby
~ propose to clean politics Kentucky make the
peaceful, prosperous and happy.
The accompishes these things will be public bene
his people have appealed party feeling, but APP
peal you Kenuckan who have the welfare of the state
heart well as myself.
"What has been accomplished way reform other
accomplished in Kentucky and believe that the time
accomplished What's the with Ken
tukyl What who president the nfam
lobby Kentucky will always rule, and with
the cooperation of the good people of the feel that brighter
idea is at hand
A modest youth this Judge of the of appeals!
'I propose make corruption obsolete We wonder if ~
would mind telling exactly how Il" going do this
81 propose make impossible for Kentucky be dominated
by political machines" When did Il" such power when in
fact r. dcveope such aversion political machine?
'I denomnated Bradley the greatest living Kenuc
ian upon whose title there stain" But Il" know Senator
Bradley elected the result of the work corrupt
lobby.
In the platform adopted the convention when Judge ORear
dominated there plank denouncng the lobby influencing
aon but not word denouncng the lobby for controlling the
ton of senators.
Judge ORear put the Judiciary nonpartisan
basis He, Judge of the appeals who threw weight
influence encourage night riding candidate
for governor drawing from the salary duties which
does perform proposes the judiciary partisan
basis, Would be well for him example the per-
duty would respect the judiciary
instead example that brings the judiciary popular contempt
before he makes boasts about what he proposes do
He proposes o the power of the people by destroying
the infamous lobby Again tempted ask this man.
How?
Finally, with the supreme modesty, he announces
ST propose clean the politics of Kentucky and the state
peaceful prosperous and happy"
How big Il" does this modern Caesar is his
party which claims such power; he give to his
associates the state ticket for what he proposes do The eg
ature negligible quantity, according this youth Lone
has he seemed at all of his pkgs welcomed by those
who have taken active politics. accorded oatons upon
his arrival 10y the people whom Il" propose peaceful pros
porous happy Other leaders there none according his
view.
No national questions raised this campaign because
T propose to do and So and the peoples attention
diverted from ~ such Taft LaEoette Bradley any
of those who might participate the national questions
discussed Quite respectable gentlemen of mediocre ability
chosen II" he his associates Il" accomplish all
of the marvellous things which IT propose II" get the
credit We wonder why Il" don't propose honest
abolish poverty to Danish Illness eliminate action
all low motives. Surely Il can do this.
short while since the leading Republicans of Kentucky
apubcsprted citizen gallant federal soldier upright Judge
who stands high the lawyers of the country said that he
found difficult he feared almost impossible him to bring
himself vote for for who capital
high and spelled God" small g" We thought then
that criticism of Judge Oear reading his speech
at Cynthiana, it seems ust-Lexington Herald