second aud emphasize the suggestion.
A better man can not be found in the
Slate for tho nomination. His qualifications
could uot bo 'queslipuod.
He is magnetic, earnest
and possessed of unbounded energy.
His candidacy would add wonderfully
to the strength oft the ticket ip this
part ot tho State, and besides nil this,
it seems to us that Butkir county, the
banner Republican couitr in West
ern Kentucky, is surelw entitled to
place on the Republican ticket. Wo
havonot interviewed 'J.udgo' Taylor
as to his purposes or desires
ncction with tho matter but Jeeljtbatl
in tne event nis party epould honor
him with the nomination that he could
not refuse."
Judge Taylor is do able 'lawyer, a
I polished gentleman 'ahd by ail oddi
the most eloquent Republican orator
in the Green River Country. Ho is'
a giant at any task to which ho gives
his attention and would add-no little
strength to' the Republican ticket in--'
1895.
Th Jnvlem Conntx Jail.
Browning, Ky., Dec. S. '
I noticed an item in the Republican
sometime ago describing the woe
begoae looks of a, prisoner just
brought to your place for trial
from the Owensborojail. The Owens-
boro Messenger of the 6th insf., in
commenting on your little
the Daviess county Jailer,
says perhaps there is some politics in
it. Perhaps I can gh'e the T
LiCANa alittle light on thesubject. I
think there is n6 politics in it and
but little grub, which- consists 1
ciply in spoiled beef.- Last spring a 1
man from this part of the, county was
sentenced, to 50 days confinement, iu
the county jail fora trivial affair in a
little drinking spree. The man is
considered a truthful,' honest man.
