The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-03-11
If the next President ia a good
Democrat it makes no difference
about his name.

If the next President is a goo,
Democrat it makes no differenc,
about his name.
The Kentucky Legislature il
now wrestling with an act TO max
Sunday kissing a crime.
INDICATIONS point pretty Ger
tainly to the election Of Mills 1,
the U. s. Senate from Texas.
RHODE ISLAND fires eight gun
for Cleveland, just 10 show tina
New York cannot sit down OF
her.
THE House has adopted DR.
Woods resolution providing fol
quadrennial assessment of rea
estate.
The Democrats are divided OF
the silver question, but the Re
publicsns are relatively "split" OF
the same question.
The Paducah News is authority
for the statement that every mem
her of Congress from Kentucky
is a candidate for reelection.
III Henry Watterson IS nominal
ed for President, James Gordon
Bennett will put up 100000 foI
campaign purposes, and more if il
10 required.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN says
he will not accept the nomination
of the Third Party. There being
no further business before the
party, motion TO adjourn is now
in order.
SO far Cleveland is the solid
choice Of the Pennsylvania Demo
Gratis who have selected delegates
To the State convention. and from
One.third to one half of the dele.
gates have been practically Sc
lected.
HARRIsON's denomination by
the Republicans Ia reasonably Ger.
tain, but il is equally certain that
many leading Republicans like
Clarkson. Senators Teller, Cullom,
and others are bitterly opposed
to him. and will knife him in the
campaign.
Hon WICK KENDALL, Congress.
man from the Tenth Kentucky
District, died in Washington last
Monday. MIR. Kendalps congress.
siopal term only began last DE.
cember, but his short career gave
evidence of ability and promised
well for the future.
The committee having in charge
the redistricting of the State into
Judicial Districts, Saturday, de-
cided 10 place Fulton, Hick man,
Carlisle, Ballard and Graves in
the First District; McCracken,
Marshall and Livingston in the
Second, and Galloway, Christian,
Lyon aud Trigg in the Third, and
so on. Since then it has been
thought that this decision would
be recOnsidered, aud that Living.
stOn would be placed in the Third
District and Ballard in the Second.
Down in the good old State of
Georgia, where the Alliance PEG.
pie are very strong, the members
Of that order have decided. since
their late convention at ST. Louis,
10 remain IN the Democratic party
aud secure the accomplishment of
their desires within the Demo.
cratic party lines. They. as all
other Southern people, discover.
ed that a large per cent. of the
Northern and Western Alliance.
men are welded, heart aud soul.
to the Republican party. aud sim.
ply endeavoring to entrap respect.
able but deluded Southern Demo.
Gratis. while they themselves will
slip back TO their own true love.
But their game seems to be de.
cidedly up"
THE New York World com.
men's as follows on the results
OF tho recent election ia New
York: "The local elections held
IN this State yesterday showed
further Democratic losses. In
Elmirn, which gave Gov. Flower
900 plurality last fall, the Repub.
llcan mayor is elected by 500 plu.
rality. A fac;ional feud in the
Democratic ranks contributed to
the result. In Utica. which gave
Flower 600 plurality, the Repub
lican candidate for mayor won by
700 majority. The reasons are in.
dicated Ia our dispatches. In
Duchess county the boast of the
Republican organ that the Re.
prblicans will win or they will
bankrupt the Democratic party
appears TO have been made good.
The control of the board of su.
pervisors is reversed And vet
New York is still "a Democratic
State when the Democrats work
sad vote together"