Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-03
POLITICAL POINTERS.

| Charles M. Randall, OF London, hs
been given a good position by Auditor
Stone,
Editor A. r. Dyche, OF the London
Echo, announces himself candidate for
republican elector for the Eleventh dis.
trict.
Gov. Bradley did not resppoint the
State board OF equalization. The board
was appointed by Gov. Brown for term
lasting until next November.
-Ex-Speaker Crisp and Secretary OF
the Interior Smith opened their series OF
Joint debates on the financial question
at Augusta, Ga, Tuesday night.
The talk about Jack Chinn running
for Senator in his district ia all bosh. The
next is Anderson's time to name a man
and she'll hardly go to Mercer for him.
"A number OF Clark county republic
cans have appealed to Gov. Bradley to
come off OF the presidential track in the
interest OF harmony, especially in the
10th district.
Congressman Colson told the GU.
correspondent at Washington that as q
Kentnckisn, he was for Bradley, but
that Mckinley would be nominated on
the first ballot.
The State has accumulated enough
money to pay all the salaries due since
this administration came into power.
No salaries due before January and no
legislative accounts are being paid.
Chairman Charles X. Long has sent
ont letters calling the democratic State
executive committee to meet in Louis
vile April % to fix time and place for
holding the State democratic convention.
Gov. Bradley made sspeech before
A. p A. council No. 5, at Linton's Hall,
advocating his candidacy for the presi-
dency and oposing Mayor Todd for dele
gate to the national convention. Louis
vile Times.
Henderson and Union county repub-
licsns instructed for Bradley. Marshall,
Rowan, Christian and Clark counties in
structed for for Mckinley. The Davies
convention broke into two, one
OF which was counted for Bradley and
for Franks for Congress, and the other
for Mckinley and for Sebree for Con-
gress.
Starter Chinn is said to be getting
Little Phil" Thompson's twin brother,
John B in position to run for Congress
IN the McCreary district as the sound
money champion of the Blackburn free
silver cause. But il that is the sort of
horse that is wanted, what's the matter
With the Hon. Force, who is already
upon his record for sound mon.
~ and his declaration that if he bad
lone wrong in voting 40 times for Free
'ilver 10 be was ready, willin' and wait
n to commit that wrong 40 times more!
Times.
The Gsrrard republicans adopted
indorsing the administration
If Gov. Bradley, and especially bis &C
ion in calling out the militia, and in
tructing for him for president. J. w.
Japerton and John w. Yerkes were in
lorsed for district delegstes, and W..
Nilmore for member of the State cen.
raj committe for the Eighth district;
delegates we're instructed to vote as a
init on all questions before the conven-
ion. Capt. VIM. Herndon offered q
esolution that it was the sense of the /.
meeting that Gov. Bradley was loyal to
Dr.. Hunter during his struggle for SEN
tor, which was adopted unanimously.
Among the delegates appointed were ,
iov. Bradley, Gen. ID. r. Collier. Capt. ,
Vim. Herndon, L. L. Walter and VIM.
J. Johnson. The negroes are kicking
ecause they were ignored. q