Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-10-02
POLITICAL POINTS.

Gov. Bradley will speak at Corbin
this afternoon.
1t is claimed that Bryan will carry
Kansas by $4,000.
Bob Ingersoll has consented TO make
fur speeches in Illinois for Mckinley.
Allen o. Myers. of Ohio, will speak
at Lancaster, Oct. and at Hsrrodsburg
same day.
Sixth district democrats Endorsed
the Chicago platform and nominated
Berry for Congress.
George Madden was nominated for
the Senate in Louisville to succeed the
late Senator Messenger.
Senator Blackburn is billed to speak
at Mt. Vernon, October, 9, London 10
and at Corbin came day.
Some Yankee genius has got up a
reversible gold and silver campaign but
ton-s good thing for the nan ION the
fence"
In a fight over politics at Otterville,
Mo-, Thomas Saunders, a gold advocate,
shot and instantly killed John Dslson, a
Bryan supporter.
Bryan will be in Kenturky again to-
day and speak along the line of the c. &
o. Great preparations are being made
for him at Vsnceburg,
-Stlson Hutchins, of Washin gton,
has bought the Richmond State and
made Bryan paper out OF it. 1t has
been on both sides of the fence.
Benjamin Harrison refuses to eE-
thuse over McKinley's speeches and it
may be noticed that Tom Reed isn't
working himself into a fever. -Philsdel-
phis Item.
The New York democratic State COM
mittee nominated Wilbur F. Porter, of
Wstertown, to head the ticket in place
of John Boyd Thatcher, who declined
the nomination.
We admire George Dsnny's spuDk.
The party leaders say he shall not run
for Congress, but must sia1d aside for
Billy Breckenridge and we not blame
him for kicking.
Chairman Sommers, of the democrat
io campaign committee, has received re-
turns from partial poll of the State, and
from them he figures out majority OF
1000 for Bryan.
The democratic State central COM
mittee has written Secretary Carlisle
asking a division OF time for Senator
Blackburn when the secretary comes to
Kentucky to make his four speeches,
The Philadelphia Savings Fund So
ciety has contributed S25, 900 to the re.
publican campaign fund, in order as the
president says, to prevent the 35,482 de-
positors from being robbed by the 81
cent dollars.
Senator Lindsay when asked if he
would agree to division of time, said:
"Most emphaticslly no. l will not con-
sent to divide time with any nopulist,"
meaning Bryan democrats. These words
will return to haunt him before many
dsys.
The National. Boltocratic committee
is considering the advisable OF sending
Gems. Palmer and Buckner on a tour
through the Northwest by special train.
Better let the old fellows stay at home.
They are getting too aged to run around
80 much.
AT Russellville, DR.. Hunter refused
to divide time with John Rhea, his dem
ocratic opponent, for Congress, which
shows how smart the gum-shoe statee-
man is. He would no more be in it in a
debate with John Rhea than Dawson
would be with Thompson.
George Nell has been nominated by
the republicans in the 10Th Senatorial
district, to succeed his father. The con-
vention was held at jamestown and il
took 81 ballots to reach the result. The
other candidates were Morrison, of Rus
sell, and John Shesrer, OF Wayne.
Judge 10 Bertram, of Monticello,
has been nominated for Congress by the
single-barrelled democrats OF the 18th.
Judge Bertrsm will undoubtedly be the
next Congressman from the 18th, provid.
ed the republicans, silver democrats,
populists and prohibitionists fail to vote
in November.-Glasgow Times.