Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-20

. have seemed so unanimous Ia YOUR en-
pressions OF approval OF the sugges-
t,ons that have made that IL only re-
mains for ne TO make one more sngges'
tiou.
| You elect Legislature this fall ana
that LEGISLATURE selects Senator who
will serve for six years. | want you to
elect democratic Legislature that will
send 10 Blackburn to the Senate l
want 10 Blackburn IN the Senate TO
vote for an amendment to the constitu-
ton that will specially authorize an
income tax so that neither one Judge
nor nine judges can build legal oui
wark around the fortunes oil the great
and throw the burdens Of this govern
4 ment upon the backs OF the struggling
Door OF the United States Great ap-
plause want 10 Blackburn there so
that for elk years he can vote at every
opportunity for the restoration OF the
money OF the constitution and the
Iopeuing OF the minis OF the United
States TO the free and unlimited coin
age of gold and silver at the ratio of 10
to without waiting for the aid OF or
consent OF any other nation. | want 10
Blackburn there 50 he can vote Tor
every measure aimed at the destruction
OF these great monopolies that have
grown up throughout the country |
want 10 Blackburn there TO vote
against a large army, and | want him
there to vote on every occasion In favor
of a homogeneous Republic as against a
heterogeneous empire. (Applause.l
My friends, this is my sixth meeting
today. (Cries OF "go on aud hit Brown
a lick: that is the man We are after" w
II there was any necessity OF talking
to you longer would talk and risk the
effect on my health: but am going to
save my strength and go some where
and talk where they need talking TO
more than you do here. applause
On being presented 10 short speech
by Col. W. G.. WEIGH, who said the
most abused man in Kentucky was
getting to be the best liked man In the
State, Senator William Goebel jump
ed at once on the L. X n. railroad,
which he declared his only competitor
| in the race, the other fellows who pose
as candidates being merely figure
heads. And the worst OF IL is that the
large expenses that that company Is
mourning will be paid by the people OF
Kentucky in tribute levied by the road
In increased freight rates. He showed
the necessity of the enactment into a
law OF the McChord bill, Of the imPor-
lance of the passage OF the CHIN
cheap school book bill and made a
strong appeal TO the democrats OF Lin-
cola to re-elect the Hon. NJ. +. North
to the legislature. He had served with
him IN the body, knew his worth and
knew that he not only voted for, but
advocated in telling speeches the much
desired laws. His tribute TO Mr.. Bry-
an and his eulogy of Senator Black
burn we're. strong and eloquent aud
when he concluded there was a rush
aud a crush to shake his hand that so
impeded his progress that he was half
an hour In going less than two squares.
IL possible, he is nearer 10 the hearts OF
our people than Bryan himself and his
reception was even more enthusiastic.
Briefly but TO the point Hon. Il c.
Warren presented the Hon. j. c. 5.
Blackburn, who despite his recent i'll
ness, was looking we'll and the ovation
he received must have made him fee
unusually well. $40 Blackburn" as
nearly everybody speaks OF him, is
great favorite with our people aud they
showed it by prolonged applause and
many expressions of good will when he
mounted the table TO speak. He said In
this race he was simply GoebeFs run
ming mate as John Young Brown was
Taylor's and il was not expected OF him
TO speak. But he did speak and the
way he warmed up bis hearers and shot
IL into the boilers was a caution. When
he SAID thdt ne ndu much uoic iSePS~'
for the democrat who will vote Tor
Taylor than the sneaking coward, who
will vote for Brown, the crowd went
wild and seemed TO entertain exactly
the same opinion. The Senator said
that the subsidized and venal press had
published that he was on the verge OF
the grave. but he was here TO give the
lie to the charge aud show that sick or
well, living or dead, he was In this cam
paign TO stay and enjoy the results OF
the glorious victory that Is now assur-
ed. He spoke in glowing terms OF Bry'
an and Goebel and denounced republi-
can means and methods 10 his own
scathing way that sent conviction TO
every heart. When he had concluded
shouts of applause aud approval almost
shook the earth and then the party
started on the attempt TO reach the
train. Everybody wanted to shake and
! "A - ,k,.. ,,raaI loaders how much