The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-09
LOUISVILLE
REPUBLICANS
Unite in Support Of 0'Rear
for Governor.
Jefferson County Delegation will
Go to Convention Instruct
ed for Him.

= LOUISVILLE, n.y., Juh5 l. "A SthE 81
or good feeling insid, tins Republican
PARTY in Louisvills has followed th-
unanimous action OF the city ant
county committee last evening IN
adopting a SD of rpfs for the Re
publican primaries July s, next, sat
isfactory TO all.
The most important results az.
nov expected and the Nsrstofors some
what wide apart wings Of tue Reput-
lican party in Louisville are about
10 mite upon the basis Of sending tn
solid vote OF Louisville to the Statl
Republican convention Instructed fot
ORear for Governor. This does away
with any fight inside the party In
Louisville and sssms 20 insure harmo
Nous party action upon ali matters.
II Is generally believed that 1t will
result in sending to the polls in No
yember that has ever been known here
Much credit for she present salts
factory conditions is assigned by par
~ men to Capt. Charles F. Ogden, MI
Frank Russell, Mr.. j. NJ Chiffon and
Mr.. Herman p. Monroe on one side
and MIR. Alex G. Barrett, Mr.. d. J..
Holt, Mr.. William Krlessr and Mr..
James F. Grinstsad on the other.
While not participating in partisan
politics to an unbscoming extent Mr..
l.. +. Petty has also used his influ-
enoe as a citizsH 10 smooth away DIFF
ficulties. Mr.. Petty said to-day:
Originally | believed the strongest
man the Republicans of Kentucky
could nominate foc Governor was Mr..
Edward Morrow, of Somerset, and
everybody. / think will concsde Mr.
&orrow's ability and availability
However, Mr.. Morrow decided not to
be a candidate and we have him in
reserve for some future emergency.
"a things stand, | am convinced
that Judge O'Resr will be the nom
anee for Governor, and hi will oe
a strong candidate. | am strongly of
The opinion that he should be nomlna
ted without any useless friction. My
Information is that eYery delegate
from Louisville and jefferson county
will be instructed for a dislstsrous
war within the party"
AR. NJ. ]. Hon, an original O'Rcar
man said to the Evening Post: "Ths
outlook is for unanimous O'Raar
delegation from Louisville. Nobody
has surrendered no faction has got
the best OF it; we are all, or nearly
all, O'Rear mon amsng the Repub-
Iicans of Louisville. A disastrous
party fight will be avoided by mutual
and | hope that We will
De abb, with equal harmony, 10 mama
a local Republican sscket that will
bring many votes TO o'Rear and the
State Republican ticket"
Mr.. Charles F. Ogden, Mr.. A. G. Bar
ret, Mr.. J. NJ Chiffon, Mr. Lafon AL
sen Mr.. Albert Splas. Frank Rus
sell, DR.. T. Baker and MIR. Bsn Kelly
are all equally saslsfiod with s,5u-
action and equally anxious TO give
O'Rsar the solid vote of Louisville.
In all that has happened Senator Y
o. Bradley has maintained his attitude
OF strict Neutrality, as eyidsnoed by
ahe fact that some of his friends have
been for Cox, Franks and O'Rear. tn
gradually drew together
FOR O'Raar and this fact practically
ends the contest for the nomination
for Governor.
The fact that the Republican PARTY
in Louisville has united to support
0Rear quickly spread to the State
Headquarters of the various candidate
for Governor and by universal consent
was Interpreted as meaning the end OF
any contest for the nomination for
Governor.
The only hope of the and-O'Rear
forces through the whole contest has
been the selection OF an antl--ORear
delegation from Louisville. Now that
Louisville is assured to o'Resr by a
Inion of nearly all the party leaders
backed by thu approval of the voters OF
roth factions the fight against O'Rear
Id the State will at onoe be abandon
ID
There will be 1856 delegates to the
51ase convention. II wRl take LIS
sotes 10 nominate, Jefferson county
having 272 votes
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