The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-16
Final Settlement.
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1881.
1881. 1881.
THE
GIobe-DemoCrat
PROSPECTIVE.

In issuing its prospectus ISL the Ge Democrat car
make promise for the future that is reasonably
the Presidential contest us closed il recognized
the leading champion of the Republican the West
he men and the principles of the great party Of
ton and nationality and always the exponent ad
ysnce thought We shall continue that unfalter
lney IN the lnture - long a. the Republican party
mains true tothe mission which set forth twenty year,
ago.
The election of James n Garfield and Chester A. Ar
thur as President and Vice President Of the United States
by an unqnestioned majority Of the Electoral votes
Snr-, peace and prosperity to the country for four
We believe the new Administration will gain and
will steadily hold. the confidence not only Of the Repub
can party but of the nation by its wisdom and integrity,
tion which placed it in power. The GlObe Democrat firmly
hopes to be able to give TO President Garfield cordial and
earnest support IL believes that he will do the right
sees IT, and that he will bring the discharge of his Pres
DENTAL duties clear head, honest heart and deter.
mnatnn TO serve his country to the best Of his ability
Certain il is that entered the White House
better fitted than he by nature eduaon and experience
to furnish all that we expect from good President
The Republican party is thoroughly united and
harmonious than ii has been in many years There arr no
campaign that has just closed welded it together in solid
mass against the common foe and there signs
viii continue Throughout General Gareds Admnista.
tom and will re--t in long continued lease Of power
The Democratic party il broken and Observation-Disclosures
under the best candidate IL has had in yearsnd
not likely ever again % present the uhbroken front which
iss0.
While national rather local in its conduct and pur
pose. the Globe Democrat will devote special attention
the suect of immigration doing best TO invite the
thrifty farmers and mechanics Of the East and Of Europe
settle the fertile lands Of the South and especially
Of the State uf Missouri This subject has engaged
attention in the past and that there four years
ahead Of US free r"m the turmoil and excitement Of
tonal political contest shall be enabled to give adi
tnal tbonght and energy. There Is in the territory
tributary to the :reat city Of ST. Louis for millions cf
inhabitants and there Is land enough untitled feed
the world cultivated TO its capacity To invite those in
pursuit of homes the West 10 the facts capable Of being
shown this subt shall be of the special aims and
features Of the Glide Democrat
No newspaper East West is better equipped than the
Gobe DaOesf for the collection and publication Of
um all parts Of the world Our list Of special correspond
ens all the centres in this country and in Eu
rope, aud they all instructed spare labor
in procuring the latest and most reliable information
and transmitting il promptly by Telegraph. Our special
telegraph service has been greatly increased and improved
in the past until it ranks among the most liberal in
the West and il is intention continue in this dee
ton, avaing ourselves Of opportunity to improve
this journal impartial Ieeo Of events the
world Our Weekly readers will get the fun benefit
of this service in the seons from The most important Of
the dispatches -rnt to the Daily tiiobe- -Dsaocrat
In its comnifrcial reports the GLIB Democrat has always
been unriyaled It's etenpoaIies Nc journal in the
West PAYS much attention to faless and in
giving faithful reflex Of the markets day day and
frr week week In this department shall also keep
pare with the growing demands Of st Louis and the West
all that 10 be expected from gr-at newspaper pub
shed in the commercial mriropos Of the Mississippi Val
ley.
We shall aim in addition a weekly reconl Of current
events present readers with newspaper for the
Farm the Family and the Fese- Special attention VII
be given hose several departments which have b-en
conspicuous features CT the CteJeHoerut in the past