The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-08-23

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DI0Tzs1ts. ard ne favor . wise,
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bisrztioa % labor strikes and dis
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Section 1--we favor q Law pro
Hitting peonzze and female slave
trsGe. regardless Of color.
Section z8-We are opposed 70
al nObs and lynehings and are IN
favor % the ssTerezt penalty pOasi-
be. under or Consultation, on all
O@esrE who fail TO protect prison
en- iztrusted 70 their keeping
Section z1-The Democratic par
y has always been a party Of relig-
OEE. a. yell zs civil liberty. in Ken
lucky and the republic. II refers
With priGs % It's noble and consist
ent record on this important qUes-
ton. 20 dear 70 every true Ameri-
czn heart" We are in full accord.
both in letter and in spirit. with the
teachings Of Thomas Jefferson, the
founder Of our party. On this ques-
ton. and With the provisions OF our
State and Federal Constitutions.
and We are unaItersbly opposed 10
raising any religious test as a quail
ifcatiOn for holding any ONCE In
tns safe " nation.
Section give favor the nOmi-
nation and election Of United States
Senators By direct vote Of the peo-
pie.
Second 23-We denounce and
are opposed % Cannonism or one
man power in all representative as
semblies, whether It be in Congress
Or In representative conventions.
We favor the rule OF the people"
Section 24-On this platform Of
principles and on the aims and pur-
poses Of our party in the State and
In the Nation, we appeal 10 all Ken
.uckIans, Irrespective Of previous
affiliations, who are proud
u the past and desire still more
more progressive pres
snt and future. for all our people,
10 support our magnificent State
ticket, including our nominee for
he United States senatorship, and
BUR nominees for General Assembly
and for other Offices.
Conclusion.
Section 25.-In conclusion we
all the attention OF Kentuck-
ans to the fact that Demo-
ratio principles are triumphant in |
he Nation and in almost every |
state, and that the Republican par
y everywhere Is protesting to |
adopt Democratic principles in its
platforms. but we warn them
hat the Republicans OF this
State have placed in their
platform bome progressive Demo-
ratio doctrines, not with a view TO /
.arrylng them out or to attempt to |
AIRY them out in good faith, in
he improbable event of their sue
.ess at the polls next November,
tut only for the present purpose of
.atching votes and deceiving the
people, 80 that they might get the
,fiices and emoluments thereof.
The broken promises of the pres
'HL htDuDllIdH Dldlt anu NdllOudl
Administrations as we'll as the en-
ire history OF the Republican par
y, are sufficient to convince all
citizens OF the insin-
:erlty of the Republican party, and
hat 1t is not the party Of the peo-
lie; while, on the other hand, the
ecord and history Of the Democrat
C party in the Nation and the State
establish its devotion
o duty and its purpose in good
aith to redeem all platform pledges
made to the people.
I. c. w. BECKHAM. State-at-large;
I. A. SOMMERS, State-at-large;
DENNY p. SMITH, First District,
!. w. HAGER, Second District;
BEN T. PERKINS, Third District;
v. C. MONTGOMERY, Fourth Dis
trict;
I. A. SULLIVAN. Eighth District;
4. F.. CONLEY, Ninth District;
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