Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-07-15

In submitting my candidacy for the
democratic nomination for the ONCE Of
Lieutenant Governor OF Kentucky, TO be
voted Tor In the primary TO be held on
august 1913. ask the support and in
nuence Of Democratic voters Of our party.
believe the principles enunciatsd IN the
Democratic national platform Of 1912 and
ire Kentucky Democratic platform OF
lyll 10 be the supreme law Of the party.
AS expressions Of tho will Of the majority
assembled
! believe that the only just sovernmen,
derives Us policy from the consent OF the
governed That public officials are sery-
ants. not masters. Of the people. / be-
iieve In the greatest degree Of individual
hberty that H. consistent with the welfare
o. society. ! heartily indorse the revision
OF he t.r1n downwards-ln fact, all tina
acts OF the National Administration and
especially the course OF that greatest u
living Democrats-ths Hon woodrow
Wllson-fn dealing with the Europca n
situation and In his efforts 20 insure
our national peace at all costs save a.,
me expense Of our national honor, and
believe the duty Of every good citizen
10 Uphold his hands in the present crisis
regardless u party affiliation
heartily Commend the present admin
ttraron In Kentucky for lis efforts 10
redeem, and In redeeming. the pledges
made TO the people In the Democratic
PLATFORM OF 1911. IN the enactment OF a
direct primary law TO insure fair elections
IN ksniucsy and that any man might
SUBMIT his claims for Once 10 the yoters
] am In favor Of the extension and bet
terment OF the schools OF Kentucky 10
mat the children OF people In all walks
OF NE may receive that degree Of educa-
non mat VIII put them on an equal foot
ing with the children and youth OF that
State now afrording the best sduca tionai
advantages In the battle Of life. ap-
prove OF The women Of Kentucky, 10
whose hearts this subject In especially
dear, voting In all school elections
bsing In Kentucky.
fayot rrmovipg the prisons OF Ken
lucky from political and for humane laws
governing prisoners. looking 20 their re-
form. ana 10 accordance with the advance
thought OF the day on this subject
am for an economic adminlstratiou
OF tn. foVcrnncnt. the abolition OF uss-
less onces and that same degree Of care
In the expenditure Of the peoples money
A. exercised IN private Ne. for the
LIQUIDATION % the State debt and believe
that State. like an individual, should
i've within its income
! favor the constitutional nmsndsn at
Tor a change In the method % taIatlon In
keniucky 90 the end that all property
shall bear Its just proportion of taxation,
and That capital may be invited 10 the
State TO help develop our wonderful nat
urul resources and be assured OF n squs ~
deal; that u may know from laws in cd
vance Just what II may expect and that
u Viii not have 10 get Into politics To
avoid being taxed 60 death and also that
u can not expect by political influence 10
avoid It's Just burden Of the expenditure
necessary 10 operate the government
! favor the enactment u laws permit
ung cooperation among farmers and
among all classes Of labor sufficient 10
procure fair markets for their produces
and 20 prevent the encroaohment Of no.
nopoly an their rights
am In fun accord With the spirit q
I'D building and Improvement that =