The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-09
OUTSIDERS
EatChjgg the Senatorial Fight
In kentucky.
lanes Suffers IN CS1lsTiSUl With
PsJItE Is Big Newspapers Tiss
he I've CsHtitstss.

Frankfort. Ky. Juae s.-The b.z
nsus1sps-s o. the country are
watching SRA good deal q in
teres the zEt being vaged in
Ksus1Cky A.e.Eesn United states
Senator Thos- H. Pzyu1er ard Con
gresham ole James for the sat
in the senate nov 50 tz1sbly oecE-
pied By the firsl named. szd their
comment on the methods o. Hr
lanes in bis campaign should bs
Of interest 10 the DslOtrafsc Eos-
ers as giving them an insight into
What the people Of other states
think Of the nan and the character
Of contest be s EaEing, as vel a.
giving tksiT opinions OF PAINTER as
. statesman and member Of the Sen
ate.
In a recent comment. LesIie's
Weekly said Of Jznes=--It Is too
bad that Ne have 50 many Of The
Ollie James rype IN car legislative
bOdiss-EhO think there IS nothing
in the World fOr q public nan 10 co
but TO SEX to gain political a1van-
tage. 70 capture vosss and = al
tract zttentiOn-
The ChiczgO Iutsr-ocsan. 3isruss-
ing The LOTinSr case. says That
Senator Payntsr should appeal 10
his colleagues 10 set 4s iudgss.COn
sidsriHg the lav and the facts On
". and disrsgarding alike the el2E-
Ors Of faction and the nsnzcs< OF
EsSSg, is sntirsiy natural When vs
remember the life and ehazacTsr OF
the man
A Washington dispatch to thz
CiaCinnari Enquirer al the tine
the long and short hauI- railroad
proposition vas before the United
States senator year ago, read =
Senator Adrieh vas sOEFlsIsIy
routed upon the long and shOrJ han
proposition in the open senate tbs
afternoon By a vote Of - 10 i6
the Psyutsr amendment. declaring
T il unlawful for railroad TO charge
more for a short than for a long.
haul Vas adopted This Is tn
sane Mr.. AIdrith Uith whom Con-
gresham James wOuId hRVe men.
Incky Dsmcera1s believe Senator
PsyHtsT : in Iszgus-
/ Another Washington dispatch, ,thii
time to the Louisville COurisr-JOup
azl relative 20 the Employers LA
biligy AmsudnsnI. introduced b
SenGfOr Paynter. which provide:
that no c1ss arising under this al
and brought in any state COart Ot
competent Jurisdiction shah bs nov
ed 70 any court OF the Cni1et
States. sAys--@The adoption o.
this amendment iS regarded as u
great impO-t2Rce. besauss il i
step toward restoring to the s-atE;
the rights and control Of uEIrsn
Ehich have been claimed BY IL
DsmOSraIs 10 be tie rights O
the states under the COnsttzJiOz
Heretofore efforts 10 uCdity Fed
sral Laws 80 as 10 give state court:
Jurisdiction Of matters arising u
der acts Of Congress and 70 chang
The laE As TO removal o. actiol
from STATE 70 Federal oOu-ts haE'
been insffeCtaal-
OF Senator PayRIsTIs v0Tk IN =
curing this amendment senate
Hale. lOag a leader in the UFPei
branch Of Congress said hi
i a noteworthy advance in the d
recIiOl Of maintaining the COzS-Aa1
L dwiadEng force 10 Safe iurtsdsc
ton and state eoztTOL cOzgrzE
0lste the senate uPOn having TAX
en- the fIrsS step in the right d
recriO1--
JnO. Csllan O-LzaghHn-Ons Of II
Brightest and bsss knOEa RSUSQa
PER nea az the NstiozAl CAPITAL, II
Gently reviewed Senator PAyEter'
tbrisf career in the SsnAte At o.
paint he UrOse;
When Payutsr arrived in Wash
ingtOh he SuiSkly made himself fel
|, in the Senate Chamber aad "a
given an honor sxtsnded 70 feV
new Senator's. being PlAoed uPol
the important judiciary CO2EfsteS
ne Senator has bsen active i
connection with the tariff. u
railroad rate. the postal saving
and the FEDERAL Incorporation III
Tie ssrOngly advocated iOver dutie