The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-07
Pulaski COUNTY VIEWS.


SOMERSET, KY, May 4, 1875.
CARDIGAN, the man killer, Is yet at large.
Il appears that the friends Of the deceased
do not intend to prosecute him, and We
therefore, from past experience, suppose he
will go free, at least; until the sitting Of
our next Grand Jury. l. it possible that
men shall 60 on with their crimes, and the
officers Of the law will take no steps to-
ward meeting out to them Just retribu-
tioa? Our county Judge surely ought to
take this case In hand, and see that Carrigan
is brought up for trial. The good people Of
the country are worn out with officers who
will not see the law executed. When men
get a taste Of holding Office, it appears that
they ars ever afterward ready 70 conciliatc
matters with murderer. drunkards, and
every one else-looking to the time when
they may again seek an official berth. When
your humble servant, hereafter casts vote,
it shall never he for any one who can give
no evidence that he will execute the Law Of
the land. Maj. Elliott, as town Marshal,
exhibited the true type Of a civil officer, by
fearlessly aud impartially, using his utmost
to bring offenders to justice. lie courted
no mans favor, and all this, too, he did
without any desire for gain from the pro-
ceeds of the office, but simply worked to
put down all lawlessness. May others fol-
low his noble example.
Is our town, we have temporary inhab-
itani, who is noted for a vivid Imagination,
and far-fetched metaphors. We cannot
say that he is the "fsther Of liars" but he
is surely very closely related to that gem
tleman. Some one suggests that by the
aid Of "jawbone," gas, and good foreman,
he might succeed in making road to a
first class spring. 1t has been said, that he
predicts the Interior will loose great many
subscribers on account Of its "what-Not."
Well, il the Isserior should go under on
this account, VIC would advise the publish
ers to submit meekly to fate, and go to
publishing ten cent novels, CLEANED from
the prolific Imagination Of this precious in
d;v;du,I We nromise the commendation
of the citizens Of Somerset. for him-as an
author Of this class.
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