The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-09

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for the state ~ large.
We are pleased 10 learn that the
chairman Of the State Executive Com
mittee does not join forces with The
CoHier-Jornai in is effort TO cram
Tilden down the throat Of the Ken.
lucky Democracy, whether they want
him or not. While an earnest sup.
porter Of Mr.. Tildeu, Colonel John
stQn recognizes the fact that there are
at present serious obstacles ia the way
Of his nomination, and he used his in.
iluence in having the State conven.
ton called at rs late day rs possible,
in order that the Kentucky Democra-
cy might have all the lights to intelli.
gent and influential action that il will
he possible to obtain before the meet.
ing at Cincinnati. When our dele.
gates shall assemble at Lexington on
the 18th Of June. the Republican
nomination will have been made. and
its reception by the country at large
in measure made known. Nearly
all. II not all, Of the other States will
have appointed their delegates to the
National Democratic Convention, and
Kentucky will be in the most adyanta-
geous position possible for acting wise
ly and well. Such being the case, it is
Col. Johnston's desire that there be no
dragooniug for Tilden or any other
man, but that we be left free to take
such action as shall appear to an en-
lighiened and untrammeled part of
the great Democratic party most like
ly to secure the triumph Of our prin-
ciples at the November election. III
T,lden shall then appear the man most
likely to lead the Democracy to victory,
and TO the securement Of all that prop
erly belongs TO the victors. Colonel
Johnston will strive for an instruction
for Tildeu, otherwise he will oppose
such an instruction.
This is position that every true
Democrat can indorse, and We take il
that no true Democrat can indorse
any other. We want the influence of
such man rs Colonel Johnston in
carrying out our contract TO roll up
10000 majority in Kentucky for the
nominee Of the Cincinnati convention,
whether he be Seymour. Tilden, Han
cock, Bayard, or any other representa-
tive Democrat, and for the purpose Of
putting that influence and those liberal
and common sense views in a position
to accomplish the greatest good, We
nominate Col. j. Stoddard Johnston,
Of Frankfort. as one of the electors
for the State at large, to be voted for
by the Democracy ON the "a day Of
next November No man in the
State is possessed Of more Of that con-
seryatisn that comes from broad
comprehension and thorough knowl-
edge of State and National politics.
In no mans veins is there a more con.
slant flow of pure Democracy unde-
filed. Further than that, We have a
suspicion, amounting almost to con-
viciion, that in no other kentuckian
is there bottled up more good mass
rousing, campaign, stump speeches.
We feel assured that the press of the
State, without exception, will indorse
the nomination, and that a big majority |
OF the peoples meetings on June 8.
will instruct their delegates to carry !
out the purpose dimly set forth in
these few incongruvial remarks. -
Il Bowling Green lntelligencer.
have never known a Christian,
however humble his preteniions, |
either to renounce his religion, or to
turn Atheist, or skeptie, Mt the APP |
proach OF death.
have never known a Christian TO
send for an inhdel, for the purpose Of
learning or drawing support from in
fidelity on a death.bed
have never known convert made
- Uniyersa!sm, by the probability
of speedy summons 10 the bar OF
God.
But have known many sinners TO
regret that they were not Christians,
aud many Christians to confess their
negligence. aud speak of it as source
of grief
We therefore con clue that every
sinner should become a Christian, and
that every Christian should be more
faithful.
A man who committed suicide