The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01
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GEN. GRANT has been caught and
forced to larry long enough in one
place to preside at Republican meet
ing at Warren, Ohio. A wigwam ca
pable of holding eight thousand peo-
pie had been erected at a cost of
81, 200 in honor Of the gallant Conk-
ling, who refuses to speak in the open
air. Grant, on taking the chair,
made a few iDcopgruvial remarks, in
which he told his hearers that he
could not make speech, but that he
had jotted down a few ideas that he
would read to them. Then he COM
menced with the stale lie that there
was not precinct in this vast Nation
with big N where Democrat can
not cast his vote and have it counted
as cast, but there are fourteen States,
and localities in others, where Re-
publican has not such privilege. The
Democratic party, he said, was for
the reputation of honest debts; it
discourages the productions of the
fields and Of manufactures, and is
against the education of the masses,
and if it was victorious, ku-kluxism |
would revive in the Solid South with |
greater vengeance than ever. These
and other things as bad did this old |
hypocrite say, because he dared not
say otherwise. Then followed Sena-
tor ConkliDg in a two hours speech,
but in all that time he said not word
abo ut Mr.. Garfield, though he did
take occasion to offer some fulsome
praise to Grant and to extol the
mighty achievements of the Republi-
can party. Logan, Cameron aud
Morton, OF New York, were present,
but they did not get a chance to put
IN a word crosswise, COnkling taking
up the entire time allotted for the
meeting. Grant is a tip top hand TO
draw crowd, and it would pay the
Repu blicans to show him around, but
the General absolutely refuses again
to appear. He does not feel good to-
wards Garfield for having kept him
out Of third term, and if it we're not
for the fact that his party will go to
the demnition bow-wows il Garfield is
defeated and leave him Grant no
showing in 1884, he would refuse to
give him any aid or comfort whatever.
JUDGE French rendered a decis.
ion at Lexington this week, that will ;
interfere considerably with the plans
of a lot of pettifoggers, who knowing
the weakness Of Gov. Blackburn, take
regular fees to get him to pardon their
clients. The decision in question was
in a case in which VIM. Brown, of ,
Jessamine brought suit against Watt
Young, Sr. for 81 800 for services rem. t,
Tered in securing pardon from Pres
dent Hayes, for his son, who had :
,een sentenced to the Joliet Peniten. |.
larry for counterfeIting. After hear
ng the proof in the case, Judge French
would not permit it to go TO the jury 0
nut dismissed it on the grounds that Il
was against sound public policy to .
'ermit recovering at law for such ser. Il
ices. A most righteous decision. I
THE Southern claims question hav. 4
NJ been put to rest by Gen. Han 4
ock, the Radical papers and speakers !,
ave taken up another lie equally as
Ibsurd. They profess to believe that =,
n case Hancock is elected, the Su-
RENE Court is to be recognized by '
he appointment of a dozen Brigadiers, 3 |,
rho will be pledged before band TO y
'ronounce all the legislation growing "
ut Of the war as null and void. II "
hardly necessary TO say that such :
thought exists only in the disor. ="
cred fancy of a party that sees death
nd destruction staring il in the face. "
THERE is man in Maysyille who o
as the itch TOR office TO such an ex. "
mt that defeat serves but to embold II
a him TO try for Greater prize, =
gorge NJ. Thomas Is his name. and I"
b. ,as been twice de. I"
ated before this year. once for l.. ;.
district Judge aud once for Circuit c,
ndge, he ammo uDoes himself the Re d
sllfaan candidate for ffon...aas l.. ] q.