Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-05-26

q three factions, one for silver, one for gol
3 and one for a stIaieht-out prohibitio
, platform.
Our man Dawson got the instruc
tions of BOYLE county Saturday slmos
without struggle.
South Dakota selected a solid sound
money delegation to the National dem
ocrstic convention.
Judge Landes, OF the court OF ap
pesls, ssys Gov. Brown is OF the opinion
that the former will hold on as Judge un
til '97.
The Virginia silver men, who seen
to be in the maj ority, will instruct fol
Boies and Daniel for president and vice
president.
The Jessamine Journal says that
Sam o wsley has many earnest support
ers there who will do their part to carry
the county for him.
ALI the railroads will sell round-trip
tickets to st. Louis OF account OF the re-
publican convention at one fare. Sale
June 10 and Is, good till 81.
Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, may
his tribe increase, is putting in some
sledge hammer ticks for sonnd money.
His appointments run up to the meeting
OF the convention.
There will be two conventions, two
nominations and two platforms at Chi
csgo," said Senator Blackburn, Friday
land Grover Cleveland will be at the
head of one OF the tickets"
The Todd County Times, was sold to
@. II. Penick, Todd county farmer, for
81 600. The name OF the paper will be
changed to the Todd County Democrat,
and it will be made free silver organ
1t can be safely stated that the gov
ernor will accept the bond OF Miss Guy,
State Librarian, without questioning the
manner OF her election, Gays the Louis
Vile Commercial, and it will be exactly
right.
In his speech at wilmore Saturday
Judge Durham said of Wat Hardin sthat
il a sensible financial idea should enter
his head it would be like loose pea in
an emgty pod. Ben Lee Hardin re-
piled in typical Hardin style, and drew
a comparison between Brother Wat and
the Judge, in which naturally the latter
had decidedly the worst of the word
picture.
Mark Hanna, McKinley's manager,
says he will have every State but Maine,
New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Iowa, Texas, Colorado, Utah,
Nevada, Idaho and Montana. 1t is moth
ing like claiming the earth. MIR. Han
na's brother, Capt. Leonard G. Hanna, is
a brother-in- OF Col. J. Stone Walker,
OF Richmond, candidate for delegate
from this district.
This is the way the New York sun
gets after your aunt Bill Mckinley for
his silence on the money question: Sleep
my William, do not speak; open not that
stately beak out let not wordlet leak.
Q, be mum, be mum and fly! Noiseless
as the snow, and sleek, lay your tongue
within your cheek; though the wicked
East may seek, sleep, my William, do not
speak, lullaby, o, lullaby!
Jack Chinn must have intimidated
Editor Tom Owsley. This is the way
he describes him when he was there to
speak for free silver SATURDAY.: The col
onel looks very little like, and acts less
like, the big bully that he has been paint
ed, than almost any one could imagine.
He is a quiet, digntied, handsome man
and his actions indicate the genuine,
wholesoul Kentucky gentleman that he
is.
Mr.. J. STONE WALKER, OF Richmond,
candidate for delegate from this district
TO the National democratic convention,
was in Lincoln several days in the inter
est OF that candidacy and met with cor
dial welcome. Mr.. Walker IS a sound
money man, but is for the largest use OF
silver at which it can be maintained at q
parity with gold. From the manner in
which he has been received everywhere |
in the district, Mr.. Walker confidently |
predicts his election, which We sincerely |
hone will be fulfilled