Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-25
POLITICIANS AND POLITICS.

Judge Rives says the disaffection IL
Marion doesn't amount to 100 votes.
An Ohio democratic convention en-.
dorsed the candidacy of Senator Goe-
bel.
Ex-Speaker Reed has resigned as
congressman from the lst Maine dis
trict.
The republicans in Garrard will nom-
mate candidate for representative on
the 18th.
Gov. Bradley has proclaimed the
first Monday in September labor day
and holiday.
Mayor Sam Jones, of Toledo, has an
nounced his candidacy for governor of
Ohio on an independent ticket.
The Union Reform Party Of Ohio
has nominated full State ticket with
Seth Ellis at the head for governor.
There Is very little detection from
the regular democratic ticket in Ohio
county.-Herald. Same everywhere.
Here is one of Hogjaw Taylor's lies !:
sour farmers find for all they produce
ready market at the most gratifying
prices"
Editor G. NJ. Lewis publishes card
in the Shelbyville Sentinel, expressing
his regrets for the use of Incorporate
language with reference to DR.. Kerfoot
Brown will open his campaign at
Bowling Green Saturday in order to
the effect that Goebel and
Blackburn will doubtless produce Mon
day.
AT Mt. Sterling Monday the agent
for the large Goebel button sold 1856 at
l5c and could have sold more but his
stock gave out. About bushel OF the |
smaller ones were given away and
worn.
Mr.. Browns proposition TO withdraw
Il Goebel will quit the race in the
midst of his campaign is nonsense re-
luced TO assininity. IL he wants har-
nony let him propose to join Goebel 10
submitting their claims to the demo-
rats OF any county in the State and
abide the result.-Hopkinsville Ken
Twenty-tw years ago, George Dunn
vas made member of the county CON-
nittee, and has served continuously as
uch ever since. During that time he
has only been absent at two meetings
" the committee and has never failed to
Iote the democratic ticket from stem to
tern at each election.-Allen County
fines
Mr.. Settle said In his Winchester
peech that the most serious charge I
hat Bill Sweeney has brought against
ioebel Is that he is an immigrant from q
pennsylvania, and added: "If we had :
lore democratic immigrants like Mr.. q
ioebel and few democrats like Mr.. '
sweeney would emigrate, the party In \
he State would be much better off,"
Speaking OF the London fash In the
an, Editor Landran says 10 his Rec a
I'd: Even the orators express doubt !
5 TO whether or not a speech ever
hanged vote, but the raging stump
} always crowded by men of both par
les who want TO tell the dear "feller-
Iterzins" how II Is. We would rather
AXE beating than TO be made TO lis.
In TO political speech or a temper
nee lecture"
Senator Goebel said 10 the Cincinnati p"
inquirer: "The democrats are re
bonding grandly 10 our speaklngs, aud
ne enthusiasm is great. Ex-S Senator :
blackburn. has suffered much physical :
:, but he has been encouraged all
long the line by the turnout and
heers OF the boys, and Is leading his y
cket 10 victory. Everything looks =
ncouraging wherever we have been Ia >
he State. The democrats OF Kentucky
re aroused TO the seriousness of the : :
tuation, and will be at the polls In D
ovember 10 WIN" 4