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' 0n the face cf the returns, J. J. Hatchar had a
mnjnviﬁy n? 19,9?9? “91 “stry far the Hemoe?atic nominnﬁ10n_
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far ”owragentntive nf/ﬂonnty. retry contestaﬂ the election.

”a a remnant, certvin baﬁiots were held to haﬁe been impranerly

aﬁunﬁnﬁ %ecauso af the failuwe of ﬁhe electimn clerks to Sign

them 5% nroviﬂod ?y 19%. The regult wva that Hatcher'e mejnrity

W“? vwignﬂ in 137, $he ju§nm¢nt was affirmed in Fetry v. ﬁwtcher,
ﬂeciﬁoﬂ "antember 94, 1n25. @he trial of the contest invmlving'

nthnr grounﬂa snd_ﬁefenses nroceeded, 93 authoriZQd by Chapter 62,

Acts: m? 19:14 (See. 1550—28, Statutes, 1934 saumwlemnt). It we
sﬂjuﬁpeé thpﬁ the entiwe vmte in Jnhn Possum nrecinct (where
Hatchet received 81 and Fatty 23 votes) and Jack's Creek precinct
(whpre Hatchﬁr receiveﬁ 375 and Petry one vote) ghnuld be digregnrd—
ed because of the flagrvnt violrtiona of the lww 9nd carruption
of the ballots. The result was he hold that ?etry had a majority

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iﬁw MﬁwﬁnW“ﬁ%mﬁ wmnﬁﬂ Raﬁ ~?ﬁont ﬁhﬁ vamwit. m%v aviﬁmnce,
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wm narrnwt.

?%n nviﬁeﬂam ntkhcﬁiﬂv %%& eianﬁinn in ﬁ%¢ Jrek'g area?
vraainmf ﬁv~?w%e?minﬁ3v mﬁﬁW£ ﬂ nonuiﬁiﬁn Bwrﬁa?iﬁﬁ Wm anarchy. '
who mmwwiv «anb ”nTivrMQﬁ t%@ b&? far ﬁbnﬁ ﬁnﬂ «nnﬁhﬁr “vaginot

.Wikh t%ﬁ M““%¢w “nﬂ ﬁﬁ?nmhnvpﬂ?i@ to ”Van? ”wﬁfiwii wn ﬁne
P€t¢?ﬂﬁ”ﬂ kvfmve tRH 91$eﬁimn. We wvs “ ﬂeantv Qkﬁviff ﬁnd 56-
qiﬁnvtwﬂ nﬁprk A? ﬁhw m3matian im‘thaﬁ wraciwaﬁ but 61¢ not qwrve
in thv+ capacity. an thﬂ+ miﬁhﬁ “w%”ieiﬁ vnﬁ “ya ”. ﬂ. ﬁﬁumbn
%vnu~%% ﬁBWrQ ba‘ﬁmﬁ haven ﬁﬂ ﬁka “Wacky ﬂ?ﬂﬁk” ﬁﬁvriwt ﬂ”ﬂﬁ
a? M. ”. ”ﬂnrm, Which, i% ma» 9, ia in Tikﬂ ﬁanmﬁy. ﬁﬁwﬂbo tnlﬁ
”nave éhm knyﬂn Mm?ﬁ €nr the Jrck'a ﬁwqek, ﬁwrﬁan wnﬂ ”mEViE
*?¢aiﬂctg nﬂﬁ ﬁhnt they we?m ﬁning ﬁn Rive ”etyy (ﬁanye'g brother-
in—1nw) m7? iﬁw vntwm Wnﬁ'ﬁnﬂ1wvﬁ Iﬁng, r wvnfiﬂriw fa? wﬁ"ﬁu
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ﬁnﬂ hm“ vavinug7v wmnvhﬁ in kﬁve ¢ Tﬂhﬁr uninn nfficiwl ”at him
nut ﬁF the ”Wee, +Q11ing him ﬁhpﬁ the‘ﬁ wwg ﬁﬁ,53ﬂ.ﬂﬁ in i? if he
ﬁbuid, tn b9 smiit twn n? threﬂ wnys. Jae Wnuwin had wrecnﬁed
theme men ﬁnﬁ wanted a cabin far ﬁhe night, but he quyrnndewod it
to “r. “tumbn and ﬁntfinld unon being talﬂ ﬁkvﬁ his fﬂvoriﬁe orndiéate
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 for ﬂnvnrnmr wnnlﬂ receive 011 of thn bsiiata. He testified that
the ahﬁdeg a? ﬁhe cabin were ”rawn snﬁ thvt Hatfinld WFS inqiﬁe
with the chem knyeq, baiiotg, gtencils and wade, Whilﬁ Gr. Stumba
was in an nutnmnhila nearby. “r. Jamwg testifieéthat he nrvived
st the csmﬁ abaut 11 G‘CTnck an the tréil af Er. ﬁtumbn ﬁﬂd his
omngnpnt, mko, it geems, hmd ﬁtumbn'e eunwnrt. The cabin blinda
were drawn, nﬂﬂ he knnm noihing nhnut whrﬁ wﬂn going on inaide,
but in. “a wrmﬁmm annvnrsmtinn Pivtfir—‘ld hmi nrrpmissed to give him
hm1f of tha vntem in the Jack'g Greek v?ecinct. ﬁr. ﬂtumbo in vilent
in ”11 the knawn langungea. ”mtfiQIﬁ deﬂiwa he wvg there thﬁt
mirr‘h‘t, and tea-tif‘leﬁ he receive-<1 the bnxeg ma the haunts from
the onuntv aﬁerk rnﬂ kept them without nanody having 3008?? to
them unti? he ﬂeViv¢reﬁ them t0 the @0115 the morning of the ,
PVGOtion. ”punin's v¢wut¢+inn 19 hath attacked and gumworieﬂ.

In thig ﬁrecinct, as,W@ have Rﬁﬁtﬁﬁ, Hatchet wag given
3?5 vntn: ﬁné “etrv one vnte. This lone ballot bears evidence
of having been stencil1ed for ﬁatcher and eraged. Eight wiﬁnesges
tastifv that they were given hallots alregdy stamnﬁed for Hatcher.
There were n9 vntinw banths, :mﬂ tha baiﬁoﬁa were stwmmwﬁ on »
schnﬁl ﬂeskg. 1"hem a votvr °3ked far the stencil, he ”*8 told
to Tank ﬁrnund anﬂ Piné it, mhnreunon Wrank Hatfield avweared

. with the mtencil and, over the voter'a nrmtest, stmmned the

hgwot to wit himself, where it mg am: already stanﬁed. When
u. R. 3911, “ﬂatmaator at ?evinsvi11@, vnﬁ metar orerﬁtnr For.
ﬁhp mefielé Vvtura1 ﬂag Cnmﬁsny, arrived shortly hefare three
o'cTQck to vnte, he was tnld that the ballots had run out and
the nails were singed. When he agked to see the stub back, one
of the nfficerg informed him that it wvs up at Frank H2tfielﬂ‘s.
This witness, who had lived in the precinct eight years and whose
duties ennhlnd him tn know everyone in it, teetified fhat he did .
not know 164 nersnns whose nsmna nnnearnd on the stubbook; and

 although 4n? bwiﬁots were cast, he thmught thntevwewe nnly 150
193%? vntnra in tho wreciﬁct. 0th”? Witneamea gubstantinte thiﬂ
eviﬁnnce. ﬂame wknoé;nﬂmnm anteﬂvwﬁ an ttﬁ stubg tantifi“d they
1ivaﬁ 9199mtpre nné héd ﬂat vnteﬁ in thim Wrecinct. RianifiCQnt
rnnetition of given "n8 surnnwog wnﬂ the_unuau91 chmracter of
game a? ttﬁm oannnt be mere cainciﬁﬁnceg. Amaug those recarﬁed
Ere ”Mew ”179?,” "Jnhn “me“ ‘nd ”Mtg. Jmhn ﬁne.” We thought the
ubiﬁvitaug ”t. ﬁne mac hTﬁﬁ%Y‘WﬂJ‘TﬂﬁWﬂ, but came 0f the
Witnesweg navnt hestﬂ at him. ﬁthnrs had heard 6f him ﬁﬁ having
given 9 nwmhﬂr a? ”001% checkg“ ﬁmd giqnad linuﬁr mntlicwtinn,
but nsv kw amen not Viva in tha ntecinct, uﬁ19¢~ he 1m one of
the Rungﬁritns whn jive in the mining 69mm. By contrast, it is
gtﬁmt that in thn nuccnnﬂing run-aft ﬁrimarv, thg maximum vnte
wog nniv 91. Whmre is athwr eviﬂnuce, but this is nnnugh. There
it Qnms enuntmrvziiing ﬁviﬂnwce v9 tn the numhnr nf legal voters
in thn “recinct snﬂ the iﬁentificmtinn nf_9nme 0f the votmrs, also ,
that Witﬁngses ware given unvntwﬂ bﬁllots. Prgnk ﬁntfielﬂ ﬁeniea
evervtting. While the almction nfficers (onm of mhnm haé been
canvictﬂﬂ mt w feinnv) tectified in afteot that the election wns
ea nrderV tnﬂ “UT? as a cathedral gervice, it wrs as disorderly
and foul $3 m city damn, acco?ding tn the documenttry evidence
nnﬂ more neraurtive tevtimony. It m9g & criminal farce. The
court cauld not have ﬁnne othmrwine then to throw out the nrecinot.
, T Whethnr the_ahﬁ9179& violated the Corrunt Practice Act is
a twnufOWﬂ cuewtion. ‘
It 1g argued that there wva a violrtion of Section 1565ba1
of the Qﬁmtntes velpting to contributiong to campaign expenses of
candiﬂPtes, the hroviminns of gectinn 1565b—11 making a 03ndidate
reanonsible to the extent that he must forfeit his right to the
nominvtion or election if such contributiOns *re made in his behalf
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 With his know1pdge. ”he Firet wort of the section makes unlawful
ouch contributionc bv nuhlic service ccrrorotione. lho cocond cart
melee it ”unlveul for eny cornorotion, nereon, conneny or eeoocietion ‘
to contribute either oirectlv or inoirectly money, cervicce or
other thing of volue townrdc the nominvticn or election” of any
ofiioer if he ”in his c?¢icie1 cenncity in reouircd by low to
werfnrmsny outage occulior to such cornmretion, nerecn, comrany
or oneocietion not commcnfn the general ouklic, or if it in
the ﬂutv of ouch ofiicer to encorvioe, rcgulete or control in
any way or menncr the effoire of such ccrnoreticn, comreny,
ncreon or neoocietion, or if such officer has any outy to ncrform
in osceeeino the nroucrty of any ouch cornoretion, nerecn,
comrenv or “ecocietion for texetinn.“ The third cert of the
eecticn ﬂeclﬁrea it to be unlenful "for any corporation not
Falling within the above mentioned cleanse? to make such con-
tributions on therein onecificellv not out. ' .
The ennellee, Ti‘e‘tréyr, is the nreoidcnt of Local Union No.
5000 of the Vnitoo Wine Workore of America, and n. E. Wallace
is the weenrﬁinn eecretorv. What lodgeLvotcd a contribution of
_ éﬁn,““ to he enhanced‘in “ctrv'e behalf. This wee with his
I ‘mowledgre om? consent. The money we raid to and amended by
Wallace. Aocorﬂine to the nost~elccti0n expense account, it
wee scent ior corﬂo enﬂ travelling oxnenoeei
l ”f course, it is conceded thet the first port of ﬁection
lSQSb-l is not nonlicnble. The ennellent erguee that the proper
conetrnction of the second cert muet be thnt it moons thot no
candidate who holds on office in e’cornoretion or enuncietion
end oerformg the duties therein not common to the general public
shell knowingly receive or accent financial contributions or
2 nromiees from thnt coronreticn or necocietion. This, he says,
is because it would be against the oublic welfare since it would
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 resvlt in n renrecentvticn of n snecial interest in nnblie office.
‘ We cannot concur in such a cnnntrnctinn Hf the Statute. It is
clear, We think, the reference tn the nerfnrmsnce of duties
"in his otticinl canacity”_nertrins to the duties cf the nublic .y
office which he is seekinw. is to the third mart of the section——
nrnhibitinn all cornsrstinns from making csmnaign centrihutions—~
it is sufficient to say that there is nu evidence that the local
Indra of the minors unien was s cornerstinn.
the second nhage of the charge of violation of the I
Corrvnt Practice Act by and in behnlf cf the snrsllee is that
he did not sustain the harden as cantestent of erasing his
innocence. ﬁes Qumhert v. Weyhnrn, 249 Ky, 405, 42 S. W. (9d) 1
' 53s; ”mints. v. l-fstfisid, 95o Ky. 727, as s. s. (72d) see. The
ennsllee tastitiod unenuivocslly and categorically that he did :
not violate any of the terms of the law. W. V. Wegoy testified ‘
that at a certain time and since Petry gave him *96.“O with which
to buy votes and which was so used. thile there is some testimony
tending to corroborate McCoy, the overwhelming and more satisfactory
evidence refutes him. Evidence nsrtsining tn an attennt to
bribe Pd Gsyhesrt is.1ikemise. Another class of evidence in this
connection is that C. ?. Wallace was annellae's campaign manager and
was aniltv of huyins votes in his hehslf. While Wallace was very
active tor “stry and accomnsnisd him nsrt of the time during his
cnmnsign, they hath deny thrt there was any relation sf manager. 3
Bvidsnce as to Wallace having given Cﬁﬁ.ﬁﬁ to Blew Stanley and
ﬁ?5.nn to Cus.Johnnnn to be used in the nurshsse of votes is
contridictcry. The reputations of the witnesses are vigorously
attacked and sustained, But there is no evidence showing knowledge
on the wart of “stry such es would imnute Wallace's guilt to him.
Certainly, the contradictions are such that we rre not willing to
set saiﬁe the judgment of the trial court in the matter.
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"n the trees—n“ eel 7* in wet nocewwerv to nonrider the
03-12;?pr 17,319,733 ‘7}337 Newt-«efﬂnnt, ’33:”«tc3w‘xr’ Vi-f‘ﬂf‘ﬁfeﬂ the “O.“f'l‘llﬂi‘; 3“?”320‘372169
act. Vowever, “a 5 mother of toirneee, we may pay that the ;
evidercs ﬂung ﬁne sham-big deﬁltv knowledge of some brihery in his
heholf.
eke chart wﬂjuﬂgeé the coateatent hie coate exaert the
3 erwenne o? tehihr hie ”erncitinhe. We think this wee error.
@mctimﬁ was a? the “tetntea wraviﬂea that the party succeeding ,
in an ordiuerv or,eerity notion on the merita of a ceee shall 3
recover hie emote. While an election content is a special action 1
and the nrcceﬂure laid down tor contestr in primary elections does ;
not creditioﬂllvmhroviﬁe for the taxwtion of costs, it in provided :
in section 15930—1? (19%? Suhhlement), nertrihiag to eonteats of ;
resuler electiene, thet ”The nnsueeeeaful “arty shall pay all ‘
ccete in hath courts.” We weed rewaon is etherent why the game v
rule should not obtain in primrrv election contests. 0n the cross—
awweej the: judgment; is“, reverged tr".- the? extent 13319“; it adjuc’igss
the: cwnn‘lfien to "may any “art ﬁfth? (Math.
The Whole Court eitting.
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Bond A Bond, “reatenaburg, ?v. :
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Hill R Robson, ”reatnnebnra, Vye
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On the face cf ihﬁ rsLurns, J“ J. Hatcher had u majority cf 19
aver Mel Fairy is? 155 Dancer tic nﬁminatian for ﬁegragaut five ;f Floyd
County. Petty c ntested tha electian. On a rcu.ant, certain b&lﬁats
ware held tc hav& %een imgrpperly Cguﬂted mecauﬁe xf the failure pf the
electi n clerﬁs t0 Sign them up gruvided by 115. The reault ha; thai
Hateﬂer'a majoriﬁy $35 raisad t‘ 13?. Tag jaugmemt we; afgirmcﬁ in
Petry v. Hatchet, deciaed Septembvr k4, 1356. inc trial or tag acuteat
involeng ether gr unds and defensas precaeﬂ d, a; Lufhrrizad by Chapter
62, Acts of 1934 (Sec. lb$O~LS, St Lutes, 13$: Supplement). li'maﬁ
aajudéed L: t the entire vote in Jain Possum precinct (RH‘JB icicxer
reicived C31 and Petry kQ vctes) and Jncg's Creek gracinct { here Hatcher
received 575 and Petry one vets) shmuld be disreg:rded because if the
flagrant violations cf the law ﬁnd carruption cf the ballstﬁo The rasulta E
wa3 t0 hold th 1 Fairy had a mujarity of L950 Ii Whﬁ further mdjudgéd th&t
neither Petty er Hatcher had been proven guilty cf violating tLe Corrupt
Praciice Act and, accordingly, ﬁh 1 Fairy was ihe nominee. Hatchar appaals

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and Fairy movaa iv? a areas—appeal rrrm a man .VJ Lﬂﬁ $uugmont a; hclda
Hatcher t: be inuocant and ah i he ahcuid Eta? tag cyst of Lie defouiti ms
t 393 in his Lchulf.

The ﬁppallant, Hatcher, ﬂags art 3 lie an? guesticn ma Le the alimi—
nation :f the Jnhn PVSEUﬁ Myeciust Legause 2% says it; r5;israiion L,uld dot
affect the rﬁsait. Thﬁ ew;a£nce, kahever, EhhaS iuw traciuct vcte t; 51ve
DEER proparly rejgcted ad carrupto

in? evidence attacking axe eiectiun in ﬁgs Jacg's Craex greanct
overwhelmingly s mus a c ndLiion buyazring an :nmrchyo Ema 0.1ui; Clark
delivered ihe hex for that and unatnur xrcm'nea Lit: iha bsilnts ana Pﬂrh‘
ﬁhernaliu L. Fr&u; ﬂ LILelﬁ .n ihe aiteyngan uefc u the electicna Ha 3L5
a deguty £1:rif§ and designxied Clark :1 LKQ giectizn in tk't ‘rvc not but
am Imi- Larva in List (:ngzarﬁrty‘, Gr; thgtiliggilt ii’ri‘i‘ie-rlziz A 11th L.

Stumbo b3~ught ihreg balioi bux05 t; tha “k 91y Crack” isuyigb camp ;f

ﬂ. m. ﬁumray which, in $9035, in in Pike Guanhy. Stuhmo ﬁ'id ﬁr're iéa

bUXES were I ? Lhe Jmcx's Creaa, Buyicn and Helvin yrocgncts and ti*t they
were giving. 1.x: give Pe‘txty' (isiwere's Aura;'Li:x&.3:'-:E.11-];m-;:) LN 1‘ 1' Visas» ‘zf'iixuz223217535:,
Stamwe was og'ssed in Patry and and rcvi ugly s ugh? t have & lebcr 431cm
official get him nut _1 Eng race, 1elliﬁg him tn i iﬁ::w was $3,500.00 in it
if he mauld, t; be split two ;y ihrﬁe uays. Jcﬁ Fannin had precaded ﬁhese
men %du1 rented a Czwiﬂ fur ﬁhc ﬂight, buL he warrgndcred it t& 3:” Siwabo

and ﬁntfield ugcn being told that his 3 varite c nmidate for Governor xuxld
receive all sf ihe ballots. He teaiified ix 1 ﬁgs ﬁuades a! ﬁhu cabin

were drawn ind that Hatfieid wag insiae mitt the ﬂpsn bakes, ballotﬁ, ﬁiﬁncilﬁ
and vans, whila Dr. Stumbo has in an autgmobi.e me 355. Jr“ JﬁMCQ isaiiliad
tint he *rxived wt the camp ab.at 11 Q‘clwcx on ihe {Tail ;r 3f. ﬁtngbo and
his cypcnentﬁ him, it S$em3, h,¢ Stuubo's supjorto ﬁne satin blinds x're
ﬂrawn, and he knew m :hing ug:gi mhrt ha; 5 int gm Insida, but in 1 ray; us
canversaiion Hatfield had promised t: give him half 01 the votes in the
Jack's Creek precinct. Dr. Stumbo is silent in all the Known languﬁges.

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to the namLor sf Tegll voters in the see not and the identiflomLizn -i a as
of the vctors, also t: t witnesges here given unveted L l ots. frsnk hatiiold
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a cathedra. service, it was as disercerly and foul as a city dump, euu~rding to
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Rhether the appellee vi lated the Corrupt Practice Act is a thO—fuld
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St tutes relxting to contributi as 1. campaign expenses of other: hes, the wro-
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