,000, of whom the senior editor is
Vtie have resting upon them
. a double liability, and with
this debt on them, 'will be called
on to pay an additional $33,000.
Can a debt of $90,000, increasing
at the rate of $1,300 or $1,400 per
month, be liquidated by such a
method?
In the name of justice, in the
name of common sense, and for
the honor and integrity of the
Democratic party, should such a
: state of affairs be allowed to con
tinue? Who is at the head of
this organ, and, who is driving it
into an inextricable financial
an evldeu VXabyss?
"( , fari rr Ayr. Aiin Ci- fii Pe!'
Jl 1IU. "Hbll VU1 11.1, WIV. 1IUI
&f$dent of this company,
we
have
MMlthis information: Nominally
a
f, 'Democrat, President of the metro-);
politan Democratic organ, accord-
ing to the platform enunciated at
Chicago in 1896 bimctallist 16 to
1 that he did in a heated campaign,
when every vote was worth
much to the party, vote for Wm,
O. Bradley, Republican, instead
of Hon. P. Watt Hardin, Demo
cratic nominee for Governor.
, Would the Democrats of Kentucky
continue to support and
honor a man guilty of such a
deed? More than this and far
worse, Mr. Carter u charged, and
we have heard a gentleman say he
heard him swear that he (Carter)
voted for Wm. McKinley, Republican,
for President against W.
Jennings Bryan, the man who not
only disseminated the the bime
tallic doctrines through this and
other countries, but Jaunched the
IDispatch, the journal of which
Mr. Carter is President.
