The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-06

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after the meeting Of Congress in June.
In the meantime a Commission (of
whom Gen. Harlan Is one Of schich)
has gone 10 examine into the Affairs,
rs IL they were not already thoroughly
understood. Hayes will not dare to
decide in favor of Nichols, in that
State, for the same infamous Return
ing Board that counted him in, also
eaid that Packard was elected. Mich
ors recognition would cost Hayes his
Office, and the quo ,corranto suit talk
ed of by Tilden would then be COM
mcnced in earnest.
= Asa Gubernatorial candidate Judge
Milton j. Durham is looming up
prominently nil over the State. He
has served us well for two terms in
the House Of Representatives and
we're this new honor bestowed upon
him, we are sure that he would be
elected beyond all peradventure, and
make a Governor that would DO honor
10 the State. Here is what the Eliza
BEETHOVEN NeWs says about it:
Several Of our exchanges have suggested
the name Of Hon. Milton Jameson Durham
in connection with the next Governorship
Of Kentucky. Better material for Gov
enor could not be found in the ctate. We
have known Durham from boy hood-ever
since We cyphered sums together under the
outrageous oaks Of the little school house
at "Durham's mp ground'-and we know
what's in him. lie would make Cover
nor Of whom every Kentuckian would feel
proud.
The Municipal Election in Cincin-
matt ON Monday, resulted 10 the de-
feat Of Mayor q. W. c. johnson and
the entire Democratic ticket on ma.
joritiss ranging from 1000 to 1000.
There are several reasons given for the
defeat. among them are: A very light
vote given. dissatisfaction Of the Irish
with some Of the Democratic ticket
and the considerable number that
we're detracted from the ranks by vo-
ting the Workingmen's ticket. The
EaqHirer says the election was govern.
ed purely by local cliquss and angers
and has no political significance. Col.
Moore is the new Mayor.
The Virginia Legislature having
passed several equally us foolish bills,
are now hammering away on one to
tax liquor saloons at the rate Of cent
Cor each drink. Now don't those law
makers know, that the Good TEN.
plars tell us, that any man that is
mean enough to sell whisky, is mean
enough to lie! A bell punch a Ia
street ear might make ii work right
though, and il the bill passes. the
probability is, that each bar keeper
will be supplied with one.
THERE are those who may have
spent some hours of solicitude for the
welfare Of Stearns, who tried 50 hard
10 be Governor Of Florida, but who
was so unceremoniously assisted down
and out. Well. Hayes has provided
for him rs he has tor all his faithful
followers, by appointing him one of
the Commissioners IN look after the
Hot Springs property. His pay is
$40 per day aud expenses. which is
better, in a financial point of view,
than being q Iyernor of the little State
OF Florida.
KLnSPErER. (Godl what nance
Of the Shelby Democrat, is sharp
enough to stiex in the ground, and
occasionally gets IN a good one on US,
but he has not cat hs wisdom teeth
yet, or he wouldn't publish that Fits
and Epilepsy" "ad." of Ash Il Rob
bins, until he gets the money for it.
The firm of Ash Il Robbins is delu-
sion and snare.
The greatest country that the sun
ever shOne upon. is shOsn by state
ment Of the Secretary of the Treasu'
~, to April /. TO be in debt two bill
iom, seysnty.four millions. six hurdred
md twenty four thousand. one hundred
md tweniy-sevsn dollars. Lets take
The Baskrupt law.