The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-28
RssSfSe~s Brersffes.

1r's not quite 20 great a thing as the
Credit Mobilier--"but IL will do" II is
estimated that tl, l,200,OO we're stolen
frsm the government by the corrupt
officials who had the matter Of the duty
on whisky in charge.
1T Is one Of the unkindest cuts which
our Minister Of the Court Of st. James
has received to have his daughter spoken
Of as "Mi~ Schenck, daughter Of the
distinguished author Of a Hand Book
Of Poker"
The Philadelphia Times says "if the
press will let up on Dclano now and say
something complimentary about him and
his son John, no doubt the President will
give him his written character and let
him CO."
JUICE TAFT seems TO be the coming
Gubernatorial candidate of the Repub-
licans in Ohio for defeat at the next
election. The only objection to him is
that he is accused of having a record;
but ss his friends do not concede this,
his case is hopeful.
INAsMUcH as the State Constitution
Of Ohio positively prohibits division Of
the school fund among religious sccts,
and As 10 Convention to revise the Con-
stitution is likely to meet for twenty
years, We don't think that there need be
excessive alarm about the matter.
DAVID A. wELLEs calls our greenback
currency irredecmsble. Yes, it is ire
dcemable in the same sense that gold is.
They are both legal tenders for debts.
The greenback passes as money. Gold
does not. For twelve years in the United
States it has been nothing but a COM
modify.
President GRANTS particular" the
Washington Republican, is humorous
about the Vice President to this mcder-
ate extent: Some Of the irreverent
newspaper scribblers couple the names Of
Vice-President Wilson and Sergeant
Bates together as the great-American-
star -spangled- banner bridge bloody
cna1n' conci''a''on 'fa's'es-"hich IL
rougn OH na'c''
The Indianapolis Sentinel has gone in
to the "mental arithmetic" business and
asks: If the sum Of $l l,2OO, 900 was
stolen annually out Of the whisky tax,
and the Indian agents purloined twice as
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Courier-Journai: The recent death Of
General Sheridan's father has brought
out some facts about the family history.
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SENATOR SARGENT, OF California, has
informed an interviewer that, although
he believes the third term talk is the
sheerest bosh, there are circumstances
unuei "n'on NC rou'u 'upPo'' "n' ~,
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To the suggestion that there will be a
large surplus of the Alabama indemnity
that there will be some difficulty in