Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-26
POLITICIANS AND POLITICS.

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effects Of swallowing a Brown button.
Those buttons are certainly "pizen."-
Cynthiana Democrat.
Robert Treat Paine. who was MONT
mated for governor OF Massachusetts. is .
a relative Of Mr.. G. II Paine, who
married Miss Lucy Tate, OF Stanford
Gov. l3radley's last days In Office are
being made 80 miserable by pardon
seekers that be has Issued an order
prohibiting personal appeals.
The Mexican Congress unanimously
voted President Diaz 100000 TO pay
the expenses Of his 20 day tour Of the
United States. They must have money
20 burn.
II you are republican, vote for Tay-
Tor, n a democrat vote for Goebel. IL
nothing and never expect TO be, vote
for John Young Brown wilde Cor.
Mt. Vernon Signal.
James II. Mulligan, ex-consul to
Samoa, was the principal speaker at a
big democratic rally at Lexington.
He will make tour OF the State 10 the
interest OF the ticket.
Mr.. Goebel's tour Of the 10Th die
trict led to such satisfactory results
that be may invade the republican
stronghold In the 1lLh district before
the campaign lie over
The big democratic barbecue To be
given by Louisville democrats al the
Jockey Club grounds has been postpon-
cd until Oct. Is, 10 order that William
Jennings Bryan may be present.
Mr.. William Cromwell, who was
clerk OF the senate when the Goebel
election bill was passed. denies the
charge that he reported the bill to the
house without the amendments adopted
Ia the senate.
The Hambrickites viii put out full
municipal ticket in Louisville. They
, are composed OF those republicans who
} object TO the domination OF Federal
oniceholders acting ON instructions
} from Washington and Mark Hanna
Secretary OF State Hay, who play cd
dunkey for thisg overnment AZ the court
OF ST James, and was aiterward,
brought back home to iill the place o
Mr.. Day, o. Ohio, al the head of Ia,
state department, has pronounced him
, self In favor Of court dress at Washing
r ton.
The railroads have reason to preie
q republican rule. From a valuation o
a s52, III ,0i6 10 1895, when the democrat
o last made the assessment, they reduced
a II to sj2, 0ls, 0O2 in 1896, sl5, 030,5l7 fl
= 1897 and si6,03j,6l3 in 1898. The as
}, sessment for 1899 has not been made
Up to date the charges against Goe
bel -itted down are that he Is Ger
man, that he was compelled In self
defense to kill man, that be was nom
mated for governor by the Louisville
c convention and that he Is against III,
= l.. a n. controlling Kentucky politics
Z -Shelbyville Sentinel.
Gen. Hardin said to an interviewer
c 81 am not selfish about my opinions
j. but have said nothing that could ev
70 en be twisted into an expression con
corning the gubernatorial campaign
d one way or another. When ready u
d talk have never vet had any troub
= finding an audience or 10 making my
Is self understood.
IL must be exceedingly pleasant 70
n the Brown democrats 10 be Rugged
Is kissed, petted. slobbered over ana pai
q ted on the back by republicans, VIII
d see their only hope OF success in wheeG
ling the deluded ones into belevin
n that John Young Brown IL in the rae,
~ A vote for Brown Is vote for Taylo
C. and against every principle OF demo'
N racy.-Dover News.
b. We have SIX weeks more Of the can
paign. II the democrats gain as stea'
Ia lily 10 the next six weeks as they haN
h. in the past two months, Mr.. Goebel al
ee the entire ticket will win by an old
TO time Kentucky democratic maiorit.
ne The skies are bright for democrac
II our people have on their hghtir
u clothes. They are organizing clos'
o. than ever before, Every nose Is beir
ry counted. Every democratic voter wi
ID be brought out. The presesht indies
IS. tions are that the democratic vote vi
equal, II It does not exceed the gre
ic vote OF 1896, while the republican
a. have troubles of their own OF seriol
r. nature, which, IL not speedily RENT
q. died, will leave them short Of the
a vote of that year by many thousands
4 Owensboro Messenger.
es Gov Brown is playing the sympatt
nd racket by comparing his fate to thi
nd OF Julius Caesar. Said he at Elizabetl
r. town In referring TO Senator Poynt
be McChord and Woodson; Julius Casa
II who fell at the base of Pompey's stat
a In home, died from the stabs OF assa
m sins, aud every assassin that gave hi