The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-05

i'N'oiNeotNff npst~.-s""kr iyf
sold at public auction, last Monday, Oh
twelve Lincoln County Bonds Of " 90
each, issued to raise funds for the boildinl
Of the nev Jail. They were offered In par
cells q fcas, and serc ~ s7soha ~ ~
fafu'er Nation.i bsnk, p % eSeser Pss
MUM Of ahoni ts-ioo az oae pr cent. The'
arr payablein On ven. sndhesr IN re-
cent IL Is rather an unusual thing for
county bond to sell Tor more than par, ba
our recp'e are % hs coessasais'ed On ih'
fact that tie saances 81 the County are i
a good aud -afe ecodiiio", and the Pro-rec
u thas theps heada Wy hepaiA sems tims
be'crethsy ms'nre, o. that r'snf v" w.
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Tur CONVECTION In the histo-
~ 81 the town has so large a crowd a.sem-
BLEED as we're present at the Convention on
Monday. The Courthouse "a. packed
in i've minutes afier the bell rang.
and nothing like half of the peo-
nj. had gotten in. The proposition to
adjourn to ,h. SQUARE va. met With q
hearty a,sprovsl. mi ifom tks sse,s Il the
Cour. hosse ill., NJ. o. Haa.iord e.
planned the object Of III. Convention, and
gave the party some cheering word- and
exc,lle,,t adj vice 10 re meuber during The
campaivu. lie then announced that nom.
inatious for permanent Chairman xers
in order when almost simultaneously
Mr.. John NJ. Reid nom mated Or. Brown,
tot Hu-,oovill.. and Mr. n. C. War.
rem suggested the name Of Horace y. With.
I.r. ESQ. IA "a. Understood that the form.
q, va. . For and The latter a Durhau
man. and between thee two factions Their
arose .uch n eIamor and eonfusiou NJ va
hone never 10 see in another Democrat.
Conyeo,,oo. The Chairman 6nally sue
eeede,l in pre.satius |. motion for a diyis
inn Of the hody between the two nominees
and then followed a pulling and hauling
fighting and .cratehinx. by the champion,
of An. Two men thai va. disersceful In IN.
extreme. In the midsi Of thi. confusion
worse coniounded Col. Fox, one Of the a..
pir.n,. for Congress, appeared on the step.
and gave the crowd the benefit Of a resuls,
campaign speech, hoping thereby, no doub,
to a..ay the excitement, bat the noi.y. CLAN.
orous crowd grew NOR, and more confused
and the meeting bid mosl fair 10 break IN
In general row. Fortunately, however
A, this inncture Mr.. Jas. A. Harris. With 4
desire % pour oil on the troubled waters
| appeared o. the scene. and a, che ton o.
nj. voice propo.ed thai Judge H.nslord
the temporary Chairman, b. coatinued a,
the permanent Chairman Of the Conven
ton TAis IA. uuspimo.vly carried. and
order some cha, restored. Resolution urrs
IL. .ds...a. An .l,s. s.eA s.aAids,. NJ,
strength in ,As Coayea,ioa 10 be represent
ed by ael.xaiss r. The son~s.~s Convention
and for mi. uurpo-e a s,p.r.,. yo,. va. IN
Ken In ih.. r,ret. .fFsr sA~. rrsul,. AZ Al,
co,ar-t seri oa;eial rspor, al ~ prccrrai M.
In auo,Ler eol.ms J The main ooa,..t ga,
be,.eea the Durham and For men. an,
accusations Of cheating and repeating w.r.
freely INDUCED In BY both parties, ana
Their, v,r. .usieieet rru.ds sor The char,
9. a, ne learn hat men from other conn
,ies naa rrl.ed up and luse counted Tor the
man of. their choice, wiihou. re-.
gard 10 color OF prsvioas coalition. u
sas Impossible foe the s>llsrs 10 kaow oil
Who were entitled 10 votes, and they dii