Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-10

The Hon. John Feland. Sr., OF Hop
. kinsville, died after an Illness Of but a
} week.
; Senator Mason has offered resolu-
ton declaring against the assertion Of
sovereignty by the United States over
any people without the consent OF the
people themselves
A son OF Justice Harlan Of the SUI
preme court. is to be appointed L. s.
Judge Of the Northern district OF llli-
nois. The elder Harlan Is native Of
Boyle county aud a graduate OF Centre
College.
A dispatch says that Messrs. Sauls-
bury aud Ford have bought the Mid
dlesboro II srald plant and leased II to
the Cunningham Printing Co. aud they
will combine IL with the Record and
publish democratic paper.
The bill to grant to officers aud men
of the volunteer army upon their mus
ter out two moaths' extra pay u they
have served beyond the limits Of the
United States and one months extra
pay IL they have only served within
the limits OF the United States passed
the House.
A Washington dispatch says: Senator
Deboe today presented Judge Boreing
to the president. Mr.. Mckinley con-
graduated him on his election, and IL
Is supposed very warmly. for the presi-
dent can hardly be classed among the
number who are shedding tears over
Col. Colson's retirement.
Our amisble brother OF the Anderson
News mildly suggests that the demo
Gratis should repeal the election law so
ms to avoid row With the republicans.
How would it do "Birdie, just to NOM
mate the same candidate as the repub-
licans and then we are sure not TO have
any differences with them.-Shelby-
vile Sentinel.
In response to the often repeated
that the silver issue is dead
and buried, Mr.. Bryan says: You can't
bury anything the people are interest
ed in, and you can't convince the peo-
pie that the issue is dead until IL is
buried by more votes than were against
i in 1896. The only party that ever
declared for anything but bImetalism
carried just one precinct in the United
States.
Dawson, in filing contest for the
eat OF Hon. G.. G. Gilbert. shows the
bsolute disregard which the republic
an party has for honesty in elections.
Everybody knows that Mr.. Dawson
imply relies on a partisan Congress to
OBJ Mr.. Gilbert OF his seat and in ask
~ them TO steal this seat for him he
uts himself on record as being willing L
D get by fraud what he could not get
y an honest expression of the voters. n
lis grounds for contest are absolutely \
ithout even the semblance of fairness
nd are merely given as an excuse for
the most outrageous fraud.
-Shelbyville Sentinel.
The only humor Mr.. Cleveland has
yer been guilty of was with the ''pre-
ailiug epidemic OF Imperialism and -
'rritorial expansion" as he calls IL.
e says his aoti-expansion ideas may
antiquated and unsuited to the pro- /
'essive age, but he can give simple Z
,medy for the management of the
isguided inhabitants of the Philip
mes, that Is slaughter them. The
ling OF natives has been feature Of I'M
pansion since expansion began, and 81
II imperialistic enthusiasm should not
checked by the prospective necessi-
OF destroying a few thousand or a ~
W hundred thousand Filipiuos.
This Is going 10 be lively year 10
ate politics. The following are al
adv announced as candidates and the
INVENTION is fully six months of.
For Governor William Goebel, of
snton: p. w. Hardin, OF Mercer, and
j. Stone, of Lyon.
For Lieut.. Gov-Thomas II. Hays,
Jefferson; William =. Thorne, OF Pal
,nry, and j. c. w. Bechham, OF Nell "
For Auditor-John b. Chenault, OF &.
ldison: Gus G. Coulter, Of Graves. =.
ID. Collier. OF Harrison; June Gayle, =.
Owen, and DR.. +. w. Phillips, of =.
ny.
FOR Attorney General--Jas. A. Scott, -
II +. Peak, OF Oldham, e
I w. NJ. Smith, of Louisville. ''
FOR Secretary OF State-Green X. e.
liar, OF Nicholas, and G. b. Hill, of =.
lrk. ..
FOR Treasurer Wilbur II. Hagar, OF
yd; II. G.. Ford. OF Bell, aud Gus w. ba'
,hardson, OF Meade.
FOR Supt. Public Instruction-John
Gaines, OF Louisville: G. w. 'Hick-
n. of Mclean, and John M. Moore, $50.