The Hartford herald., 1885-07-29
SuRRs, the SluRger.
RoCKPoRT, KY, July -, 1885.

RoCkPoRT, KY, July q, leoo.
Editor Herald:
MIR. Taylor, in whose care|worn face
the vexations OF hot canvass away up
in the nineties. mixed with a good
many other things, have sown the seeds
which are to dub him the Disgruntled
Knight of the Doleful COuntenance,
came down last week and tackled the
rostrum. In his languid tussle with
the rules of byperboles, he succeeded in
grinding out one point clearly, fully,
and well turned. II was, that from
profound and prayerful convictions he
had done what few Kentuckians ever
did, namely, he voted for Asbury from
principle. Thus, taking bold, adj
vanced stand which involves him In
the race problem, he fully commits
himself to Asbury supremacy and the
Africanization of America. What
ever is, Is right and we are glad
the gentleman was so Ingenious as to
inadvertently reform what had hith-
erto been the thmnest of policies and
make il a genuine principle. Besides,
II cleared up some local doubt about
his position.
We all knew there was SCOT right on
the end of his nose, bu. the town was
divided rs to the manner in which it
got there. There are heaps of SCOT
in Pittsburgh and still more ia London.
As a matter Of fact London produces
about 80 tons or about s20O,OOO
worth annually. Some inclined to the
opinion that he had smutty corner on
London SCOT some, that he had only
been looking through smoked glass at
an eclipse of the sun; while others
boldly accused him of the gallantry Of
kissing Pittsburg girl. But with
one wave Of the hand he eliminated all
this rubbish, and stood forth the peer.
less champion of Asbury, and thor
Oughly committed to that Semitic race
theory which is 80 at variance with
the Aryan. The great Nationalist,
BlUntschli, says, "a masculine ma
tional character is clearly the funda>
mental condition of Democracy /, and
but few nations have the mental quail
tiles and temper necessary to govern
themselves. The Aryan race is des-
tined to develop, in the highest degree.
its independent individuality, enlight.
en- the world with its superior princi-
pies of government and law, and
assume and hold the rule of the world
which Is already in It's hands" Thus
the purple blood and Mr.. Taylor part
company,-blood no less blue aud pure
In Kentucky Republican veins than In
Kentucky Democrats, and we have
but to wait till Monday to see how
popular his race theory is /; and l oplne
the doings of that day will thoroughly
and permanently relegate him to the
-"sweet vale of Avoca"
Democrats, the issue is fairly made
up, and hundreds of Republicans in
their heart of hearts are with us. Let
there I've no dead Democrats next Mons
day. Remember what torpor and a
feeling of security did In Illinois a short
time ago,-elected John A. Logan and
made the Senate Republican still.
Butler county, to you we send sisterly
greetings. You can vote just as hard
in Butler as in Texas, and we love you
just as much as If you would cross the
river with million majority. -Stanu
to your guns, like the full-tearded men
with God-implanted will, that you are,
and Victory will perch upon your
proud banner. The government of
6O,OOO,OOO people rests upon the broad
shoulders of American voters. Then
60 out to the polls fully realizing the
great responsibility.
In justice to young lady from
Russellville, who is only to be seen to
be admired, please prefix Mrs. to her
name, Eddie Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Dennis, of Green
vile, are visiting Mr.. Curg Reid and
family. ft'...| |ItIf
Miss DOherty, of Louisville, Is visit
ing Mrs. John DOherty.
Miss Simmons, of Logan county, is
visiting Mr.. Gibbs and family.
1t has been fine week for curing
hay, and the farmers have improved
the time. The crop Is much better than
last years. tst
Local rains have fallen during the
week, leaving spots here and there still
dry and suffering, but from indications
it will rain alike upon just and unjust
within the next few days.
Mr.. Chas. Hendrie has reached coal
at depth of within few inches of his
aa
Mr.. Will Haden, of Paducah, is Wis.,
iting his brother, l.. q. Haden.
SUGGS.