The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

I.rrIr MAnoNr and the Tall
SYCAMORE Of the Wabash had a srai
in the Senate, the other day. Mr..
VOORHEES, hal requested the reading
Of an editorial in Republican paper
the Philadelphia Telegraph, which
openly denounced the trade made ny
It's party with the renegade Demo
crat, Malone, when ohjec.ions were
made to Il. Not to be ihwaricd in his
purpose. The Senator declared that he
adopted the editorial as his speech
and indorsed every word Of il. Little
Malone jumped up, and in his ex'
citement shot Of the following which
was more insult to the English Ian
guage than to any thing else II
say The references which you make 10
me are such as no honorable or brave
man would make, and | denounce
YOU as such here VOORHEES, remind.
ed him Of a hereafter, and continued
to denounce him, but up TO the hour
Of going 10 press no blood had been
shed. II is about time that honora-
bic Senators should ignore the little
Benedict Arnold. His base trade
has shown him to he unworthy OF The
respect Of honest men, and he- should
not be allowed to further his ambl'
ton for cheap notorieiy by any no.
lice from decent men. lie sold out,
body aud soul, to the Republicans
and We join the Hopkinsvilie Ne''
Era in the hope that he will now he
allowed to sink back into ohscurliy.
THE Tennessee Legislature voted,
l9 TO u, to reject the House bill
70 issue 1908 bonds to settle the
State debt. Strenuous efforts were
made TO have the bill reconsidered,
which was finally done, and on reach
ing vote the second time, one MIR,
smith, praise to his uncommon name,
was honest enough to change his
vote, and Tennessee was lifted from
the roproach that thieves at heart
would have put upon her. She is
spared from the disgrace of repudia-
ton, and her stride toward prcsperi-
ty must now he marked. Let the
dear old mother of States fol-
low the example OF her worthy
daughter, by doing which she will
not only save her honor but give
Malone a passport to the devil, TO
whose abode he is surely Fastening.
Amour NEWSPAPERS. stock
Company has purchased the Lebanon
Standard and the Times and CONSOLE
dated them into the Standard aud
Times. with James W. Hopper, who
has made an enviable reputation as a
as editor. Mr.. james 7.
Barbour, former editor of the Times,
has retired much TO the regret Of
newspaper men generally. The con-
solidation, however, j. q most excel
lent idea. II is impossible for two
papers to thrive in so small place
Is Lebanon. and We congratulate MIR.
Hopper ia now having his original
eld to himself The Cumberland
oarier. recently started at Barbour
lille, KY, by George X. Pherigo
nd others. grows in beauty aud in
rest with each issue. 1t has evil
emily come 10 stay.
THE present is not such bad
eek for Democrats as some We have
iely experienced. VIM. Mears, a
tmocrat Of the true grit. was elect
to the Mayoralty Of Cincinnati !
Ter Jacobs, Republican, and present
cum bent, by 2,469, and Carter c
IarTison, an old fashioned Kentucky '
enc crat, was reelected To the same
hce in Chicago by 1000 majority. :
'ho daIes 10 say that the good old
Irty Is dead ? h
Cor. JoHN ID. FoGLE, one Of the Il
Iightsst orators among the young
of Kentucky, has been +
commended by his county, Marion, Il
= the State Senate, that county claim
& the right by rotation TO name the b
AT candidate. We. will need such C
en- as Col. +. in the important legis- =
ton that must come before the next IN
eneral Assembly, and We hope he ca
III be chosen. 70
SENATORIAL District Meeting. VI
Pursuant to a call the Democratic Sena-
iisl Committee ofthe 18th District, COM ~
's,d Of the counties Of Lincoln. Boyle, az
isry and Ganard, met at the Office Of the Is
IqrnIoR JounNAL on Monday, April -"
b, 1881, Tim w. Higgins, Chairman Of
e Committee, presiding. Present-Dr. az
II. Mclioberls as proxy for John W. "a, ,o
ldrps, member from Casey, and W. 2. ~
alton for W. l.. Caldwell, member from A"'
gle. 0aIrard was not represented. The '''
airman explained that the meeting was
The purpose Of naming the day and "s
nner Of choosing candidate to repre- "ol
4 the District in the Upper House Of "'
next Legislature, and after some inter va
nge Of opinions, Mr.. J. A. Harris, Of WI