The father usually passes the political trait to his son. I imagine there is no State in the Union west of the Alleghenies where this American characteristic may be followed more closely than in Kentucky. There are families there which have flourished politically for over 100 years. and identification of this activity is possibly easier by reason of the fact that Kentucky stood midway between the great tides of westward immigration on the north and the south and. escaped both to a considerable extent. One who glances over a history of the State finds certain family names persisting from decade to decade. as Nicholas. Todd.
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