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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-20

Our readers will see from the notes
of our Lancaster correspondent that
w. $. Miller, who shot and killed W.
!. Rochester in that town about n
year since, was tried and acquitted at
the present term Of the Garrard Cir
cult Court. after trial lasting several
days. We did not hear either the
proof or argument in the case, hence
could give no opinion Of our own, eth
er as to the guilt or innocence of the
accused, even though it we're proper
for Us to do so. 1t was sad tragedy.
A young man in the bloom and flush
of life-just entering the portals of
manhood with all the hopes and aspi-
rations of youthful ambition, is cut
down instantly. On the other side,
the one who slew him was also a young
man, but little his senior, who must
ever more through life, wear the i'm.
age Of the dead one in his mind. We
do not intend to take sides for or
against either party cr their friends,
but we desire again, as we have done
often before, 10 express our regret that
young men, ami old ones too, deem il
unsafe not to carry concealed, a dead
ly weapon. Had neither of these
young men been known to carry such,
in all human probability the life of
this one would have been spared. and
the other would not, to-day, he carry
ing terrible sorrow in his heart. Is
there no way to put stop to this aw-
ful crime Of carrying pistols and knives
rs five were living among wild beasts
or sayagcs, instead Of dwelling in a
land of churches and schools ? We
believe there Is n way, if that way
wa made into law and that law en-
forced.
But II not enforced, il were better
not to have it. II man is TO he let
90 free, or his ofitnse paliiated be-
cause he may be respectable" or
wealthy, and the punishment for "A vi
olated Statute inflicted upon the dis
reputable aud poor-the plebian and
moneyless, then indeed, were il the
chieieSt folly to enact any law for the
prevention of carrying concealed wea,
pons. Let the coming Kentucky lie,
gislaiure take the lead in the effort to
stop the carnival Of blood which has
run riot ever since the war. Our laws
are too lax. Our judges, in many
cases, too timid to expound them,
properly. and our Juries too often
fail to mete out punishment due the
malelactors.
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We have had the pleasure or talk
ing with several members of our Ken
tscky General Assembly during the
present Summer. aud are informed
that an effort will I've made at the next
session, to repeal the ten per cent. III.
terest law. II has wrought no evil. so
far, but good has resulted therefrom.
Who has been able to borrow money
at less than ten per cent during the
last two years? Ii u borrower need,
money, and must have it, and can
get il for no less interest than ten per
cent. and he agrees to pay that rate,
is il not right and proper that he
should he compelled, by law, to do it !?
lie is not forced to borrow the money
by the lender, but if he ag,ecs to pay
that much for its Use, that law is Just
and equitable which forces him to
abide by his contract in case he may
I've inclined to evade it. Moreover,
money is worth ten per cent. The
trader and commercial man who has
no money, is dependent upon the one
who has the funds TO 'oan. lie bor-
rows at ten per cent. and buys that
which he often sells for twenty to fifty
per cent, profit. The one is depend
ent upon the other. The law should
remain, at least until it is shc.n to
work a hardship upon the lender or
the borrower. In our native State,
Virginia, the legal rate of interest is
only six per cent. What is the result
of this No money there which can
be borrowed. The capitalists seek 9TH
or markets, and the trading and com.
mercial community suaer in conse-
qnence thereof. If the ten per cent.
law in this State sh Guild be repealed,
the money which has been brought
here from other States, by Insurance
Companies and OF her monied corpora
tons, and the money which the CAPT
talists of our own State have to loan,
would seek other markets, ard the
"times" to the debter class would be
hard indeed. In fact, we incline to
the opinion that man should be com
PEELED, by law, to pay any rate Of i'll
terest that he would promise; that is,
if he agrees to pay 80 per cent. he
ought to be compelled to do so. Ifone
agrees to pay $500 for piece of prop
erty. he must do so, although it is not |
worth 500 cents. The rule should |
work in one case as well rs the other.
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NORTH CARoLINA.-We have seen
IA letter from the above named place,
which gives a gloomy account of af-
fairs there. The letter was written
to one of our regular drovers, and the
out look is bad. The writer says that
times arc dull, and stock of all kinds
without a market. The people are in
debt, their homes under mortgage
with little hope of rcdeeming them
The writer says that many Of the peo-
pie have had to place a mortgage up
on their farms, in order to get money
to buy meat and bread. This is sad
state of affairs. 1t is said that this
part of the South is poor market for
mules or other stock, and the writer
says-"Don't bring mules here for
sale This is a gloomy picture, sure
Iy.
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Next Fall will be the semi.centen-
NAL of the organization Of the re-
nowned Kentucky Association. 1t
was organized in 1926, and with the
exception of the year 1868, being
prevented by the war at that time
it has steadily held its semi-annual
meetings, which have attracted the
universal attention Of the admirers of
the noble thoroughbred.
BY reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that the regular
Fall Meeting Of 1875 will commence
on September the 9th, and continue
through the week.
Contrary to custom, this meeting
has been set for the first, in
stead Of the second week in September
so as to accommodate the associations
at Louisville and Nashville, by which
arrangement there will he an intermis-
sion of one week between the meeting
of this and each of those points.
We find by reference to pro-
gramme, in full, with which We haze
been furnished, that the events for
this Fall are more than usually at
tractlve.
There are seven stakes for two and
three year olds-aggregating sixty
nine entries in al.
The purse races, of which there are
ten, embrace every variety, from
three-quarters to two ana half miles,
making in all seventeen races for the
week.
The meetings over this time-honor-
ed course have rarely failed to pro-
duce a two or three-year-old, whose
fame starting here, has been carried
over the entire racing country.
The indications are that the meet
lug this Fall will be unusually attract
i've and interesting.
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a METHODIST Minister holding his
pastorate in the Christianity city Of
Chicago, refused to administer the sac
rament of the Lords Supper to one OF
his most prominent members, on ac-
count of belief that said member was
not fit subject to receive it. For this
little irregularity,the member brought
suit for damages, laying them at $50,
900. SO it now behooves Il Chicago
jury to tell the world what they know
about the eternal fitness" of man to
commune or define the power of a
clergyman in those cases made and
provided.
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S'rANrOuD. NV
OSllciNl 10. lNn.

The official returns from all the
counties in the State give Col. McCrc
AIRY a minority of 3d,lG9. This is a
decrease on LesIie's majority of 9sl-
but when we consider the vast mum.
her Of votes that the Radicals bought
with that 500, 900, our victory is most
gratifying. indeed. The House stand.
.-Dcm~rats, 90; Radicals, 10.
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FouR.IS-IIAND. 1t is said that
Beecher is in the White Mountains,
and, every day drives out four horse:
attached to his carriage, creating con
siderable excitement among the ma
tives. That eco, 900 which he received
from his brethren Of Plymouth Church
enables him to 60 in fine style. IL is
said that he was employed" by the
proprietor of the Pine Mountain
House, to come there and remain, as
surcd that il would cost him nothing
during his stay. OF course, Bcecher
drew a crowd, as usual, especially
those of the feminine gender. Beech.
or is trump card.
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"WE fear some one has been impos
ing on the credulity of the genial edi'
tor" of the Lebanon Standard. The
following which we clip from that pa
per will be duly appreciated by those
hereabouts, who know a thing or two"
"THE COURSE OF True LOVE-
Mr.. William Taylor and Miss Rebec-
ca Hammond, each ofwh0m was some
what less than twenty-one years of age
left the neighborhood of Stanford ON
Sunday night, August sth, ON their
way TO the Gretna Green of lovers re-
siding in thu pant Of Kentucky, to-wit
Ind. They rode on
single horse, via Lii erty, Casey coun-
~ TO Campbelhyille, a distance of ff