Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-18

tb, close uf my term I wrote the bill In
treaslnI the rural school term from nv :
months TO sin. aud the cumpa Mon bill pro.
Nidins the funds for the extra mouih
Without Increasing the tan nate. and p,
cured their passage hy the Legislature
- Secretary " State I WIS member 1T
ins Board which built the new CApitu.
aud Vas also member u The iiuarl
tich assessed all franchise taxes white
ltEea we're NsTy largely Increased durlT.
That Term. The two administrations 60,
ersd by those eight years marked ~ sf.i
20 great prosperity in the government.
aitaifs 10 the state big state deiH W.
paid N. the rural school term incfeAs-
in siN mouths. tNO state Normal S,hu..
established, The state University pvt ut 4.
more comprehensive basis. a new capt.
bilN. many other progressive mONcu,. .
fusierrd 40 without Increasing tn. o..
rate, sud flll treasury turned Over H
The succeeding administration am ptUu.
Z" have had t part IN making that recon
fHf'uE m" seven wAis since ! r'.It
ilum pubic ONCE ! have responded D..
every rall NJ the Democratic party uI
uE ihis time. 10 the serious neglect
~ p", s"hal "nAlIs. have stumpcd tu,
STATE Ton M party Ia every CampaIyI
GIVING my time aud services to the s.,.
cess ut the partys nominees
NJ eight years experience In pull,
once tcietted 10 above. gave inc an Dr.
sILnf into the affairs ~ the state roy,ff.
m"ui that ought TO prove valuable, 10 A.
'tlef Executive Ny service tu my paI..
since ieuring from ONCE perhaps eutItI,
900" Co som. considers ton ON mi. recon,
as a public oficer aud as "a private citlsl
Win whatever ability may possrst
submit my candidacy 20 the D.morti,..
ui the state II nominn ~ aud .l.ct,,
Sha.i devote my entire tis. aud .u,i,
q" the discharge II the duties Of the or'
M an "rort To promote the moral. edu,,
lunal ana business interests of IN. g..
I|NUM cain. tn the end
better place even than n In nov D..
which 20 live
Respsctfully admitted
II '. VI, CIIEsNEY
t"fb ia years old. NIfi. .pthu.i.,,..
ana ~ ready vii. Mr. tcChesn.,
male himself one VI the bot knoWn b,.
v'iH's ~ Kentucky thruurh his ar,N
200 10" interests VI the part, In ever, w..
psigu since bOyhood IT, snt.r.j ,
ute az the age Of 70. when he Nas H.
county superintendent VI lIyinEstnn
was reelected 10 that on, e ir,vin,,,
lhal ne mad taught In Caldsell his mai,
Webster and Livingston ''"'''
FROM county Superintendent Of II,i,,.
l"u ne was promoted To thu ono. Of 81,
superintendent In 1888. runnlns a. 80
Huenri ticket -Four years later n. "a,
with J g. W, Beckhsm "'N'
Their friendship has been c,n,,,,,.
snd lose since that time Mr. McCb.sn,.
Nhe chairman OF the speakers bur.s,'
Sla't headquarters In 1911 and. e.s.nIt
Governor MeCresry himse,I mad. nv,
spttohes IN The campaign than an, OIL,
democrat lie stumped The s,a,. V'
Mr; hscsham when the latter was sl."t,
Probably no public man In IN. Ma.
~ more demand as = sp,,t.r an ''e :
OF occasions than Mr.. McChesney. and
interests W. affairs touching ron,a',,
we AS well ~ the welfars Of tha a,.,
a ,,H Ms,' SHOWN u Frankfort where h. b.
resided and has been ptactlcing law 80,
leavins state ONCE nc I, al NV sih'
member Of the city Board II Edsass,am
Director Of the Y. N. e. 4 vice p.vh,
Of the Kentucky State HIstorto.i nsa,n,h
Anu deacon In the HaptU Church
'trsdenl VI its Sunday \ sccl ="