Cotton Mather, not from Jesus Christ; "isms" which, where think and the light to see, and to warn our people against swearing, "If there is anything I do hybominate it is hypo- The men who made the Blue Grass famous, who put the tending to more virtue than honest mortals can hope to at- I know very well how I shall be rated for saying this; brand of glory upon its women, its horses and its vintage, zvaters the milk before it goes to its prayers. I protest against that morality which poses as a saint in public to do as it how my words will be misrepresented and misquoted and "Progress," and muster under the standards of what they misconstrued; I told you not to ask me to come here, but the gentlemanly vices of the race course, and the sideboard, were not ashamed to take a drink nor to lay a wager; though They believed, as I believe, that there is such a thing as pre- pleases in private. As the old woman said of the old man's but perfidy and phariseeism in public and in private life. being here, I am going to speak as I am given the mind to crisy." In my opinion that which threatens Kentucky is not tain. they paid their losses and understood where to draw the line. They marked the distinction between moderation and the intrusion of certain "isms" which describe themselves as intemperance. They did not need to be told what honor is. a very different name; "isms" which take their spirit from they cannot rule, would burn at the stake; "isms" which em- call "God and Morality," but which fifty years ago went by