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


shelby tlfy.
W. have two most earnest dcsircs--that
the rain may cease aud August election
come quickly. The truth is, we are de-
generating rs a people, otherwise, we
would never submit to the terrible torture
" scientists in political Vaccinations aud
villainous demagogues. These .clf.consti.
tuted country saviours are curse; their
presumption j. only equalled by their dar.
ing impcrtinencc. lie prcsumc- that you
know, he alone l. fitted for the position lie
seeks. and to doubt him, would be relec.
ton ON his patriotism, veracity and general
good character. lie insists that you are
only plebian, that Won are chai,lts, and
that bargain and sale il the order of the
day, and you must submit to his stern de-
cree. Well, we are invulncrable; we are
proof; iron clad, against these snl,-, who
can see no further into the couniry's inter
est than the depth Of glass Of whisky
During this canvass we wish we were in the
centre Of the county, in some seclu led
spot, where these pests could not gain ac-
cess. Situated rs we are, We have to hear
and bear the griefs and burdens of both
parties, in both Lincoln and BOYLE, and
right well are We ver.ed in the claims of
the respective candidates, who are ambitious
Of Legislative honors. Lincoln county,
the banner county, and the mother Of
counties and Of hon red Statesmen, in the
PR sent family quarrel, presents a sad pct
ure, deplorablc and to he comniserated.-
1t is boldly talked and we presume it true,
that the State ticket l. ignored, and the
Democratic party in the interest of person.
al friends, and to further personal ambition
will sell out and give the county to IIar-
Ian. Right on the verge Of a National
contest, when every county is expected to
increase our majority for the State ticket
the banner county Of the State is to sue
comb to the foe; yield to the pressure of
the Radical party, 10 accommodate n friend,
and in thus doing, sicriice the country
Sicrifoc the county. ,Soesifoe their p,iaci-
pjes Sacrifice all to the willy managers of
the Radical party, and thus own up, in
competency, Tor the preservation Of party
or party principles. Shade. Of your illus
trious dead, rise up and rchuke the spirit,
rampant for the destruction Of the party
Every, lover Of just principles, as embodied
in our platform, throughout the State, has
his eye on Lincoln, and deeply lamonts the
schisms that exist, and the only hope is in
the patriotism Of the people, which can, by
II concerted effort unite the party on the
State ticket to = man. dashing to piece, the
shacklcs placed upon you by Radical arti-
sans, when the veterans Of the party have
come forward and achieved this much
tonyillc, Stanford and Crab Orchard. to
them will belong the credit Of redeeming
the Democracy Of Lincoln and placing
herself where she belongs, and to this end
we earnestly hope.
Tue candidate Of our county, Col. j.
Wa ron Grigsby, is safe, as we have no sore
heads. Our people who are of the Demo-
cratic persuasion are so in fact, AMI little
personal or sensitive motives unnerve on
ly those who are not staid and fixed in the
principles Of Democracy.
SEvErAL Tons Of railroad iron haved
been delivered at Loresburg, and Of course,
il is encouraging To the friends of the road,
and especially So, to those who own real es-
tate contiguous valuable lots are for sale,
and can be bought easily by the man who
has the money, or safe promise to pay
OUR marshal has just pulled a "Till Tap
PER One Brennan, a lad Of Parksville,-
where he tapped Latinare's till, and felone-
ously appropriated unto himself penIten-
tiary dose of filthy lucre.
Mn. Horror has sold his house and lot
to Doc. Green, at fair figures. The latter
sold to German, Mr.. llandman, his prop
erty. Mr.. Ilandman is an acquisition to
our community, and We hail all such, for
We know of their enterprise and usefulness.
VIC Ut ANh 'hAti HiiN'r ai' 'h '"N '"l'''f ""H
they will feel that printers ink will help,
and we don't intend to tell either who they
are nor what they propose, Come to time,
gentlemen, and let the people know what
you want.
IoUR Mr.. Afford has shipped for n. Y.
market, great many can Of fine cattle
from this Depot. STACY, Foster sandage,
Logan Bros, aud other noted cattle men,
contributed their share.
The friends Of j. NJ, McFerrar, Esq, will
be pleased to learn Of his convalescense and
We can add that his beautiful and accom-
plished daughter, Miss Lucy, has departed
has gone into connubial bliss, having mar
RTE Mr.. Welch, Of Nicholasville,