The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-30

ring, and calling upon his serene ma
jesty to abolish II. OF course, he will
do IL. Yesl
THE indianapolis Journal thinks that
having furnished the country two Presi.
dents, Illinois ought TO be satisfied. The
country is satisfied IL Illinois isn't.
GENERAL ScHEScK, United States
Minister to England, has gone to Norway
and Sweden. The object of his visit is
probably TO introduce into those coun-
tries his great work on Drav-Poker.
"N,u,s ~ of tho oo,r;,,.. .E,,,,,oy
savs ,ba, wbon Gran, be.rd oe tho h;,,b
ofb;. grandson be smoLed tvo oioar. and
exclaimed "When that bow grows I'M.
I shall retire. and not till then. When
he becomes President, he must take the
name of Grant"
The Philadelpbia T;me, saws the Presi-
dency "bas long since ceased to he At
tached to the seat of government or to
anything else but the seat of Mr.. Grants
buggy"
CHICAGO Times: A Columbia, Ken
tucky, paper mentions the birth of a
child in that town 'swith six well-formed
fingers on each hand" That child is
designed by an overruling Providence for
Republican office-holder.
LOUISVILLE Courier-.JowpaI: Senator
Loean's business in California is said to
be of strictly private nature.r but IL
is possible that having been promised two
votes. through the columns of the Chi
cago Inter Ocean, If he would run for
President, he is about to begin his can
vas on the Pacific Coast and work his
way East.
iris said that Genera, Simmer retires
from the position of United States Treas
urer as poor as when he accepted the
place. He might have made himself n
millionaire. hut he did not. IL seems. and
he goes ont of Office universally pitied
by the leader. of his party as the victim
of neglected opportunities.
p.o, N.ns,, oe Val. Co,,oo. who
has recen,Iv heen on a sc;ent;sc exne.
d;,;on ,brnvoh Tho Ind;., country os tbs
w., has nr;n,ed s;nce hi. re,urn a Lot.
TOR throw;ng Iich, u,on the A,gran,
fra,ds omn;,,od bv aaen,s controc,ors
and avon ,ho oommiss;or,r, In ,ho;r
DEALINGS with tho Ind;ans n nov looLs
,or,, n,uo,, =. ,,o,,,l, o,r no,,oo,o,;o
Con-ress immediately an assembli,c
wonIJ 10 ,oII ), ,oLo ,Lo no, ,a,h NJ.
these Indian AGENTS
A eor.n os moor do,rdod Ro,uI,;ca,s
ont in W;scons;n rocentIv cheered Mat,
Carnen,or a. tbc " next President of ,be
limited st,,os y uUs chances oftbe prasi
doncy oro ;ns, o,u,l % III. chances orhe.
coming tho King of Enyland or pope Of
Rome I, il mclapcboIv IN 900 n cor,se
roamino thron.h ,Le ,o,;,;coI world In
;onoranoo Of r. own dao,h
Ior,sv,,,p Cour;sr. L,vr,oJ. Thov
s,ilI wri,inr nm senator Norton,s beal,h
with a v;.w 40 nrt,;no hin, on ,be ,ract
in ,ho pros;don,;oI raea Tho las, hui
letin il from tbe Indianano,;s oorresnon.
dent of tho Nav York Tim, who d;s.
oo,r,as os Nor,on,s Loo. rhiob ba 10
clares to be affected by paralysis mot
fifty per cent. as much as formerly" II
the condition of Radical candidate 5
legs is To enter into the coming political
canvass, Blaine, Wilson, Butler and the
twenty other aspirants had better cult
vate their extremities.
THE Republicans of Ohio have discov.
cred indubitable evidences of an ecclesi.
astico.political alliance between the
Democratic party of that State and Rome.
The evidence consists of sixty-eigbt dol.
lars S6s) worth of religions hooks that the
Democratic government has purchased
for the nefarious nurpose of having them
read by the Catholic conyicts in the Ohio
penitentiary. There are those who are
so stupid that thew cannot see in this
fact any evidence of A determination ON
the part of the Democrats to subject the
people of the State to the dominion ofthe
Pope; but with the intelligent Republi.
cans of the Western Reserve the case /.
different. You can't fool them.
r
nj. IL, ,ha - h.a,L ~. aa.,
no, 80, go IT, hnS ;nsa;,a s';,h
therein and were woefulIv het,aved
The New YORK Herald saws. Freder;cL
Douglass in a recent s,eecb referred /,