The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-22
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and are In a wonderful good humor. /,
Is funny!
The Rev. Benoni 7. Ives, of New York
describes the people Of the South a,
miserable whelps against whom moth
ing but strycbnine and the cannon ough,
TO he used" Mr.. Ives is for a third
term.
1T is announced that John W. Forney
will be home before the election to make
several addresses advocating the con
tinuation Of the thieving rings in power
He had letter stay away, for II he comes
to Pittsburg he will be closely questioned
in regard to those twenty-five thousapd
dollars he pocketed.
PRESIDENT GRANT, In his Des Moines
speech-which he had "jotted down in
writing"-asserts that the next war in
this country will have q good deal Of
ambition and Of ignorance as its cause.
Grant must be a dangerous character,
then, for he combines as much of the
two as Is possible.
HERscHEL V. JOHNSON has saved the
Supreme bench of Georgia good Judge
and lost the State a good Governor in
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nnhI;c.n m.;or;,;ss or ,hs Ouakar Citv
A avxrI rw,N who s;vn. bimseIfain
O,d RenubI;c.nn In ,he ph;l.da,,h;.
TIM. ba. a cr;sn wav of nre.entiny
ri. continents when no .av.. "If The
Democrat, can rab ma of half as much ms
the Republicans have already done and
NO m.rs than sor Cod,. .ole Iet N. alec,
sverv Dsmocr.t that ia mt nm far office ),
No one can d;snu,e the soundesu of that
nol;cv
A p,vv.srrp of tho Initial States
Nsvv /, on trial At San FRANCISCO for
nav;n. b;m.elf a million of dollar, over
snd above h;s .alarv If ali limited
s,o,.s novmss,ers .hould. refund the
Treasure ali monevs drawn during the
i.., Aeon ve.rs over and above ieo;t;.
mate d;.bu,,em.nt. what a GOOD time
,he country would have. The centen.
nial for d;syorying ia 6,ed at the next
Cre.L CoIsnds
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h.ns 49, .,o,sn M Co., ~ ,ho tra..r,v .nd
a.. ,h;.v.. s,o .,;,l a, I.roa hr;utt and
shining lights in the party of moral
ideas. The Presidents advice to erect
family affairs was a good point in his
speech. The Iowa Radicals seem to need
sometnihg oi 'ne kino'
LOUISVILLE Cowier-Jo"ndt: Grant,
like Artemus Wards tiger, Is an amoo-
sin cliss." He says; "on this Centen-
nial year the work OF Strengthening the
foundation OF the structure commenced
by our forefathers hundred years ago at
Lexington, should be begun" This,
from the head of an administration which
has been stealing everything within reach
for the past six years, and which is still
reeking with corruption Is ich. we
have found the President out at last.
We know where he is now. he Is a
great humorist. But he ought not TO
make light Of our forefathers, nor should
he so sarcastically accuse us OF waiting
one hundred years to begin the work OF
their foundation.
ITisa little noteworthy that when
ever there is an Investigation into alleged
corrupt practices on the part of any
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