The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

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White House for eight years, after
the 4th Of next March.
TINS lying Republican sheets swear
by all that is good that the big ma.
jority recently achieved by the De
mocracy in Alabama was the result of
: bulldozing aud numbering negroes
who dared to vote their senti-
ments. The AdpOce, which is pub
lished at Montgomery by colored men,
gives the lie TO such stories, and says +:
I'VE colored men Of Alabama aided
the Democracy in rolling up this
large majority, and il should be borne
in mind that we are perfectly satisfied
down here. Howl on, We guardians
of Republican truth (?)and honesty @
the colored men of this State
have concluded to hink and act for
themselves, so-called leaders to the
contrary, notwithstanding"
THE average annual expenditure
for Presidents salary and keeping up
the White House since the Republi-
cans got control is sll7,0 09 30, which
is SOS, 1851 So more per year than it
was under Democratic rule. Under
the title of appropriation for repairs,
is one set of croquet and eight box
wood balls, SIG; six seat passen-
ger rockaway, $500, and a china din
ner set, imported from Paris, 81, 1885,
80. The board of a dog at $40 a
month for three months is also among
the vouches filed against the Govern
ment- This rascally, IheiyiDg BUSH
ness can be put a stop to by electing
Hancock. Will any honest man fail
to cast his vote Tor him.
BLAINE acknowledges his defeat like
little man, and writes to Garfield
that the Democrats had too much
money for them, aud that they we're
caught mapping ON election day.
Such scenes, be says, were never wit
messed in Maine. But just such scenes
are going to be witnessed all over this
glorious country. The people are
tired of the unending sectional strife
that the Republicans would keep the
country id. They want peace and
union, and for that reason are rising
in their power all over the country.
The day has dawned and new era
is opening upon us.
THE election of Garfield would ex-
ert most unwhsesome effect on the
country. A man charged. and not
only charged, but proven guilty, of
perjury, bribe-taking and numerous
other ofienses against law and decency,
is not such an one as We would wish
the rising generation to know, far less
initiate. Hancock, on the other hand,
is the model of truth and honor, and
as incapable Of a dishonorable act as
the illustri0us father of his country"
himself. Let us elect him and return 1
to first principles.
We HAVE it from pretty good au-
thority that George Denny. Jr., has
willingness to lay himself
upon the altar of sacrifice and run
against Phil Thompson for Congress.
We would like to see the Judge make
the race. The stufling that the cleo
ton TO the Commonwealth Attorney
ship gave him would be 50 completely
knocked out that he would retire from
politics in disgust. Come out Judge
we will give you free announce.
ment.
The Republican papers are harping
IN the lie that the Democratic party
-elies almost entirely Upon the South ,
or its members and support. 1t is .
rue that the Southern States are
Democratic bya large majority and
,ught to be, but the election in 1876 ,
howed that there were 1900, 900
nose Democrats in the North than i,
he entire Democratic vote Of the 4,
,Outh.
CoSGREssMAS Joe Blackburn, hav- a
ng made his calling and election sure
viii 60 to Ohio 10 morrow. where he +
las twenty appointments TO speak.
AAterwards he will go to Pennsylvan. II
4 and Virginia to hoop EN- up for I
hancock. Joe is a born orator aud q
he boys in those States will tumble to g
is eloquence by the hundreds. :
THE Sixth Maine was Gen'l. Han. n
ock's crack regiment and nearly all u
he soldiers from that State were in
lis command. They stood by him o
I Gaines Mill aud Gettysburg and by (;
heir vote Monday showed that they a
0 not intend to desert him now. 4
RANSOM WADE and his sister Of l
Iickman, Ky, have been sentenced o
D the Penitentiary for life for incest !
nd inianticide. Another glorious u
pportunity for Gov Blackburn to
ome TO the front with his little par
ons a
GENERAL LOGAN remarked before =