Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-31
POLITICAL POINTS.

Col. Al Berry thinks that Kentucky
will 20 10000 for Bryan.
Free Coinage and l6 to are names
OF running horses now at Lstonis.
Sam ]. Roberts was chosen chair
man Of the republican State campaign
committee.
-Populists and democrats OF Mime.
s)ta have agreed upon fusion and d.
vision of the offices.
Mr.. Brysn's collection of msscots
now embraces six rabbit feet, bunch Of
tour-leaf clover and horse shoe.
John B. Thompson will speak at
Hsrrodsburg next Monday and offers to
divide time with the Boss. Poor George
When asked if he would support the
Chicago ticket, Senator Lindsay answer
ed Yes" like all good democrats should.
Capt. W. j. Stone, seeing that the
fates were against him, has withdrawn
from the Congressional race in the First
district.
Resolution rejecting the Chicago plat.
form were adopted by the executive
committee of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club of Massachusetts.
The populist State convention Of In
diana refused to put out fusionist
State ticket, as they were asked to do by
the free silver democrats.
-Mesdsmes Mary Ellen Lease, Anna
Diggs and Helen Cougar are to take the
stump in behalf OF Bryan. When the
women are for him who shall be against
him
Fri ends Of G.. G. Gilbert, OF Shelby
county, are endeavoring to induce him
to run for Congress against John B.
in the Sth district, says the Courier
Journal.
In Clark county 22l democrats, so
called, have signed paper saying they
will not support the Chicago ticket, and
II. P. Thompson says there are GA in
the county who will not.
Capt Frank B. Riley commends the
course of the ISTERIoR JOURNAL in sup
porting Bryan and Sewal and says be is
10 line with hundreds of democrats in
Laurel county, who will be re-enforced
by many republicans.
The secretary of the State of Ker-
lucky holds to an opinion that would
make trouble for fusion IN electoral and
Congressional races, tits said that he
would rule that no name can 90 on the
official ballot under more than one par
ty device.
Mr.. Bryan has announced that he
will receive the notification committee
Of the Chicago convention at Madison
Square Garden, New York, August ~
He is preparing the speech to be deliv-
cred on that occasion, and it will be the
ground work for his campaign.
Gov. Bradley has declined invita-
tons to make Mckinley speeches in
Maine and other places on the ground
that these are his busy days. The gov
ernor is right. The people elected him
to be governor, not to go 9slloping over
the country making speeches.
The Hon. W. d. Bynum, OF the ex
ecutive committee OF the sound money
league, says that 10 States have sent
assurances of being represented at the
coming sound money conference and
that every State in the Union is expect
ed to respond save few in the far West.
Bill will have great deal to do with
the presidential election. Bill Bryan
will lead the democrats and Bill McKin-
lev the republicans, while other Bills
such as one dollar and five dollar bills
will skirmish around considerably and
have hand in the fight. Winchester
Democrat.
This from the Glasgow Times is a
fair sample OF the wsy the free silver pa
pers mention the boilers: And Cholly
Long and Billee Haldemsn and tony
carroll find themselves too virtuous to
support the National democratic ticket
Well, well, well Virtue is a great
thing and good thing. Virtuous Will
lie Chssie Oholly Spotless tony Ev-
cry one of EN- would 90 TO hades for viz
tue. Hurrah fo' virtue, and Willie, and
Cholly, and tony
In union there is strength. Organi-
cation and cooperation among demo-
Gratis mean much for the success OF the