The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-09

I behoH"A hatutt ato ftIoHeb w
printed Immediately after the end q
each session in pamphlet form, unde
the superintendent of the Attorney
General, aud such pamphlets are d
rected to be sent to the Circuit an
County Judges and Circuit and Couu
ty Clerks and otha officers named a
soon as published. We are informed
that the officers Of this county emit
tied to the pamphlets of Acts men
toned did not receive them until tn
9Th day of this month-just tw,
months from the day OF the adjourn
ment Of the Legislature. II strike
us that somebody-the Public Print
er or the Attorney General-has beel
somewhat remiss. or lazy. or negli
gent, or careless in the discharge o
his duty. Who is it
GEN. PEARSON, a life long Republi
can, and a member Of the Union Vet
Grams National Committee. has writ
ten v letter to General Grant, i'll
Chairman, resigbing his position. HI
declares for Hancock, and says 81
reluctantly come to the conclusion
that the influence Of the great historic
party is ended, and ought 10 end; thai
those who pretend to keep up its or
ganization are doing so for office aud
gam, and that its encouragement Of
sectional hate is constant MANAGE
10 the Union" One NY one they con.
tiIne to fall in the ranks of the De
mocraey. They will continue to come,
ssor it is written. "As long rs the lamp
holds out TO burn, the yilest radical
may return"
ALTHOUGH he swore at the iaves-
tigason by Congress that he never
owned any Of the Credit Mobilier
stock, Garfield now admits that he
wet into the thing as innocent OF
wrong intentions as an unborn babe.
That's the way, too, that he took the
$1,000 bride. and afterwards reward
ed his bribers with fifty millions of
dollars from the Treasury for rotten
wooden pavements in the District of
Columbia. His extreme innocence
led him to vote for the salary grab,
and this same innocence will lead him
to do anything for the possession of
filthy lucre. Mr.. Garfield is entirely
TOO innocent man for the Presidency.
HAYES and Sherman have decided
not to discharge Commissioner Raum,
who went to Chicago in the interest
Of Grant, but they have served him
almost as bad. They have taken
from him the power to appoint any
IF the officials under bis jurisdiction
md transferred that power to Sher-
nan alone, who will hereafter APP
'oint from gauger up. Poor Raum
5 now pitiful object. His man
irant sheIved forever, his patronage
AIKEN from him, and Democratic
resident within sight OF the White
louise, his condition is sad indeed.
Tins Danville Adcocats asks, "of
What practical use is the Railroad Com
Mission p You must not ask such
uestions, Brother Mars. The Leg
lature, in lis sublime wisdom, crea-
ID the Commission at the expense
{ the Circuit Judges. and it is not
" men like us to impugn its motives.
'ook on the bright side Of things and
won can nat find that the nubl;c 4
anss,sd admit At lsas, ,b., ,ha
or,hv gentlemen of tho Comm;s.;on
re benefited 10 the amount Of 81 per
ay each, for doing next to nothing.
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leir word, and if he will have the
Ianliness TO resign his seat in the Sen.
.e, while he make. the race for Presi-
snt. the Pad of November will see
i'm forever RELOCATED 10 an exceed.
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