The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-01
FROM BOYLE COUNTY.
surLnY Cry, XIV, July 2sth, 1879.

sHELRY Cry, Ky, July 2sth, 1873.
Correspondence Tais,or Journai,
We observe. from reading your paper week
". that no one l. recording the current
events" cf thi- good y little city, and we pro-
pose that your numerous patrons shall hear.
occasionally. what j. transpiriug here not
that the manner Of writing il to be attractive,
but that plain narration Of facts, as they
may occur, may add mite to your already
popular journal-your real live Newspaper.
POLITICALLY,
Your leaders in the last two issues leave an
unpretending "ol,serverr nothing whatever TO
write up" on that score, as every Democrat
in the Senatorial district understand ne siisa-
ton, after an expose 10 lucid and 20 elaborate.
To suppose, for moment, that the thoroughly
drilled and perfectly organized Radical party
does not understand it, would I've an halluci-
nation unbecoming any common sense man.
A PEW PERTINENT QuERIEs.
Il Il possible that the Sneed- Beddow fac
ton think, for moment, that they can i'm
pose thus on the intelligence Of this district
and couAiy7 l. the everlasting, "irrepressi-
bic Sneed" aware Of the fact that people say
that when be endorses Beddow, he gives the
lie to his antccedents? Alex don't you
know that you cannot support Radical, and
then claim to know what the word consist
ency means? Don't you know that ]. u.
McFerran is a Democratj and by common
consent, Is running as party f'ian?
Now, IN, ifyou are Radical, say -oi act
manly about it-tell Us why, when and where
you left the party you claimed 50 much 6dcl-
ity to- lfyou do not, we PROPOSE TO answer
these questions. Please tell us what your
mule ticket will achieve DO you really be-
lieye that there is the least probability Of de-
feating the nominee Of the party, Mr.. Var
non ? Are you not entirely in the interest Of
and as far as you can, subserving Beddow2
Now, to the Radicals, can you support
| Alexander Sneed in the face Of his antece.
dents Can the negroes support him, know.
ing as they do, his political record for the past
few yearsG
II is time that men should act like men
The good Of the country requires honesty %
purpose, strict fidelity to principle, that We
may know where to place man, and then We
can estimate him accordingly. This cpl
demic Of "bolting" should be worked on BY
the lassitary board Of the "body polite,
and panaeca concocted from the stagnan
! pools Of "salt river for the cure and proven
ton Of all who are impossible to its banefu
effects.
! Not entirely Disconnected from this sub
jeci, and in view of your vote on the "Prohib
} itory law" we must be allowed to denounc
the man who will dispense whisky for candi
E dates, when he has only merchants license.
, The licensed saloon, under the law, has tn
right to sell liquors but we must censurc IN
= man, be his politics what they may, that will
] under the guise of a merchant, dispense "can
a ddates' whisky
: The man, Frank Thompson, who was kille
= by the freight train here, at $50 on the even
{ ing Of -, we have since learned, was a maj
n ried man, and his family lives in Tenncsse,
r The papers of that State would confer fave
:. by noticing the facts
n The South-bound freight train, last Satui
day, blamelessly ran over James Aiken at gu
e Main street crossing. His right arm was am
e putated in the shoulder joint, and the patier
: is reported as doing we'll.
q The railroad seems to be doing lively bu
, iness in the cattle trade, as it will have som
half-dozen to account for, from accidents i
this vicinity, in the last few days.
= On account of somebody's election whisk,
!. a number Of cases might have been called i
4 our police court last week, and are now o
p probation, for they will not be tolerated.