Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-05-22

Gov. Stone declines an invitation ia
speak in Louisville. He doesn't want to
waste his time and breath.
Judge Durham is said to have made
a stirring sound money speech at Law
renceburg Monday, which did the cause
great good. We hope he can find the
time to come to this county.
Again the bitter cupis put to the
lips OF Reuben Kolb down in Alabama.
The United States Senate has almost
unanimously refused him permission to
expose his sores in the sacred precincts
of that body.
The Mshoning Dispatch claims that
Mark Hanna has already spent 500, 900
of his own money for Mckinley. Does
he like John Wanamaker, who put up
like amount few years ago, expec. to be
postmaster general?
e. Tut Burnam, of Madison, is now
deputy insurance commissioner, Capt
W. t. Havens, who has long held the
place, retiring. Capt. Ravens will prob.
ably return Immediately to his newspa-
per work at Mt. Sterling
Congressman Book walter, of Ohio,
predicts that Cleveland will BE- again
nominated for president, and not salts
fed to stop, risks his reputation by the
additional prediction that he will be
nominated on free trade and free silver
platform.
Free and unlimited coinage OF silver
what does that mean Why, that is
easy to understand 1t Is this; You are
free to go and get your pockets and ha
full of it, and unlimited ss to the amount
you may want. Richmond Climax. Ges'
that is the deusion that makes it so pop
ular.
1t is said that - of the Il counties
OF the llth district are fof sound money
aud the most Of them for Carlisle. The
candidates for delegates to Chicago, viz:
Judge j. X. Sampson, X NJ. Jackson,
George f. Stone and ]. VsnWinkle, are
all sound money men.
A lie a. Il ~ ~ III suIiItlht NOuhNli ~ I
denounced the unwsrranted
Interference OF the paid Mckinley lobby
with the affairs OF the order, and de-
bounced the cowardly denial by McKin s
ey of his endorsement OF the principles
If the order given by him to their COM |
nittee.
II voted the entire democratic TICK g
It, State and municipal, at the last No.
,ember election in Kentucky" This is c
Mr.. Carlise's response over his sigma
ure to An inquiry made directly to him i
~ Mr.. John S. Rhes, of Russellville.
And yet the 50-cent dollar democrats are q
lot happy Frankfort Capital.
Miss Emma Guy. State Librarian (
lect, is in Frankfort preparing to assume /
he duties of that Office June /. 1t was
umored some weeks ago that the ques- C
ion would be raised as to the validity of |
er election, and that Governor Bradley
light make an appointment, in order to a
sst the question in court, but it is now
aid that this has been abandoned.
Hon. Josiah Patterson will speak at q
richmond, KY, Tuesday, May 26, and 81
lree other places in the state, to be des-
mated later. He is one OF the best oI
osted sound money men in the country "
nd one OF the most forcible of speakers. Il
His other appointments have besn
xed "a follows: Dsnville, May %; Psris, h
az 25; Lexington, May %; Nichoa,- 81
lie, May 2S; Shelbyville, May 30. NJ
Speed Smith, of Madison, and Davi-
n, of Lincoln county, republ lean can 80
dates for Congress in the Eighth, will bI
rely have opposition in Col. VIM. q
srndon, of Lancaster, who has the Of
q itch.-Louisville Times. Great mis- tn
xe. II there is one republican who mi
esn't want office that man is Herndon. 10
% couldn't make him take an office ia
en- if You were 10 make the demand
tn a 80 csliber pistol at bis head. 4o
"A Lawrenceburg dispatch says Mr. s'e
rec set the woods afirs Monday with 70
yument for sound money. He tore TO a
reds the fallscies offered by Breck- a''
ridge and Thompson and got the hearth
applause OF the afternoon. He 81 oi
iced to the satisfaction OF all Lillsrd De
rtsr and James Rice, both OF whom ye'
smpted to PROFOUND questions 10 en- ey
rrass the speaker. The crowd went NIX
ID every time he would hit his inter on
oters and at the close congratulations
lred in upon him for his abls defense IA,
he administration at Washington and -.
forcibls argument for sound money. g..