Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
TIE SUN FOR 1880.

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the impuatsnce Of the political events which
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10 preserve the Government that the founders
gave Ne. The debates and acts Of Congress
the utterances OF the press, the exciting con-
tests of the Republican and Democratic parties
now nearly equal In strength throughout the
will al bear directly and effectively upon the
twenty fourth Presidential election to BIZ held
IN No vombe.. -Four years ago next November
the will OF the LAtion. IS expressed At the
polls. was thwarted by an anomniaoie con.
spirscy, the promoters aud benefciaries q
which still hold the Offices they stole VIII
the crime OF 1876 DO repeated In lS50t The
past decade OF yeArs opened with corrupt,
extrayagunt, and insolent Administration In
uanChed At Washington The sun did some-
thing toward dslodging the gang and break
Ing its power. The same men are now intrign-
ing to restore their leader and themselves TO
places from which they were driven by the In
dlgnntion OF the people, Will they succeedY
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