Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-10
AND JOHN MARSHALL FOR THE REpUB-
L1CANs, HEAT CP THINGS.

AND JOhN MARSHALL FOR THE REpUB-
L1CANs, HEAT CP THINGS.
Gov. James b. McCreary, after being
very eloquently introduced by Hon. Il.
G. Warren, spoke to courthouse full
OF people yesterday, and by courthouse
full we mean all the seats and all the
aisles full, who seemed TO be In full
sympathy with him by listening atten-
lively and applauding bis many
good points. The governor began by
saying he came with no bitter words for
anybody, but To urge democrats to the
important duty OF voting for the full
ticket. 1t was struggle for supremacy
between democracy and republication,
with corporations and other allied
forces to combat, and IL was no time for
sulking, Sinking or boiling. 1t must
be decided whether democrats or the
Louisville * Nashville railroad through
Mr.. Taylor shall rule Kentucky, aud be
believed that the answer would be so
decided that the l.. 81 N. would forever
cease to dictate to the people of Ken
lucky and apply Itself strictly to its
own business. He took occasion to
compliment Hon. NJ. +. North very
highly and show the Importance of
electing democrat to the Legislature.
Each member OF the State ticket WAS
eulogized and shown to be worthy of
any trust, in addition TO representing
the principles that every democrat
loves aud desires To perpetuate. The
speaker was especially laudatory of
Senator Goebel, who would make one
OF the best governors the State has
ever had. Gov. McCreary helped TO
make the platform, so he was at home
10 explaining 1t and advocating every
plank, which he did in a mos: convinc.
ing way. He closed with an appeal for
harmony and with the hope and belief
that Lincoln county democrats would
continue to be true to themselves and
the party and give a rousiug majority
I for the ticket in November. The gov.
ernor was the object OF much attention
, while here and he was made to feel tina,
he was In the home OF his friends. who
| delight to honor him.
When Gov. McCreary mad concluded
; Hon. NJ. Il. North made short speecb,
= In which he told how industriously /,
' was being circulated by Interested par.
n ties that he had voted for stock law
5 and for law to make the payment OF
q poll tax requisite to voting. He had
through the INTERIOR JOURNAL and on
every stump he had mounted denied
these stories and the man who conlin
ued now TO circulate them could not dc
so ignorantly, but as common, every
y day liar. He had invited the republican
candidate to meet him al his appoint.
ments and had asked him through the
paper TO do so. but to this good hour he
had kept himself out OF sight. IL an
told, said the speaker, shat he said
he was going to make his canvass or
house tops, but observe he is down or
the ground now pointing TO where he
stood with the republican side show ia
the courthouse yard. Mr.. North made
many good points and won much APP.
plause. He is fine speaker and i,
very worthily carrying the democratic
= banner to assured victory.
While these speakers were holding
j forth in the court house. which had
been engaged for them for a month,
the republicans, who had advertised
the coming of Hon. John Marshall,
candidate for lieutenant governor, held
Q a side show in the yard. The bills
a said he was TO speak at 10 o'clock, but
Y he did not arrive till |. Gov McCreary
r was perfectly willing to divide time
5 with him, but the committee decided
a otherwise as the bringing OF Mr.. Mar
r shall here seemed TO be for the pur
IS pose OF counteracting the effect of Gov
d McCrearY' effort, rs he was telegraph
: ed for, so the rival attraction was hel,
is out of doors. Mr.. Marshall, who is
J. handsome man aud quite good speak
II er, was introduced by Mr.. Il. NJ. Nc
: Roberts. and made as fair a speech as
~ republican can, though he went 70
E, the bills that the democratic platform
is endorses with considerable vim. Tn
II crowd that heard him was yariousl
As estimated at 800 10 500 and was com
/ posed largely of the colOred brother
N who enjoyed aud spplauded his anec
As dotes. Mr.. Marshall is decidedly tn
" star OF the republican layout.
lr We regret To observe that a humble
10 of enthusiastic young democrats trie
,e to disconcert the speaker by frequent
Sc ly cheering for Goebel. A good rul
~ 10 follow is 10 treat every body wit
ID respect aud compel them TO accord 20
the same courtesy.