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From the Kentucky Reporter.
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The Election.-With the contest which has Just
terminated at the polls in the several counties of
this State betw cen the Old and .NeW Courts par
ties-lhe Constitutionalists and disorganiSers, .
the "Reliefs and anti.reiiefs"-we hope will end
all further controversy the dis,racting questions,
which for number Of years past, have disgraced
our Commonwealth. Although the returns are in
complete, enough have been received TO satisfy both
parties, that the friends of the Constitution have
trumphed. There will be majority in both branch
es against the organizing act Of 1924, which
brought the New Court into existence and we
have as much confidence in the patriotism OF the
defeated party as to believe thar they will sub
mi, to the will of the majority. The voice of the
People in Republican Government must be res
pected; and alter the decisive expression of the
Peoples will on this subject. last year. confirmed
as it has been the present, there can be no motive
on the part oil the leaders of the minority short Of
Revolution, which can justify their perseverance in
course of policy universally condemned, and so
destructive to the peace and order of society. We
therefore. repeat earnest wish, that our party
collisions may cease, and that all may earnestly EN-
bark in the good work Of restoring harmony, re-es
tablishng justice, obliteratng former errors, and
promoting the best interests OF the community.


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