Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-18
1881. 1881.
THE
.GLOBE-DEMOCRAT
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS.


Inissuing the prospectus for 1854. The Globe
Democrat can make no promise for the futue
.nat - not ssonnbly sure oil fuinllmens, judy
ing from Its history of the past. In the Pres-
fdeniisl contest just closed IL wss rerowuired
as the LEADING Champion OF the Republican
cause IN the West, advocating the men and
tne principi,s OF the great rarity Of freedom
It's advanced thought. We shall continue thar
course unfaltsrinsy In the future, 40 long ~
she Republican party remains true 20 the mia
sion On, on VII CHI It set forth twenty years ago.
Inc election OF Jsin-s A. Garfield AMI Cha
ter A. Arthur as President and Vice PRECEDENT
OF the United States. by an unquestioued ma
1"rify OF the electoral votes. secures peace aud
prosperity TO the country for four wears. We
peneve the new Administration will soon gain
and steadily hold the confidence, not only OF
the r. publican parry, hut of the nation. by ia
wisdom and in egrfty % well rs by its LOYALTY
70 the power, The Globe. Democrat firmly
hopes TO De able to give to President GARFIELD
= cordial and earnest support. II believes
that he VIII do the right as he sees II and that
he viii bring 10 the discharge of his Presidcn-
tial duties clear head. an hon. st heart and 4
determination TO serve his county to the best
o. his ability. Certain IL IA that no man ever
entered the White House better fitted than he
by nature, education and experience to furn-
fsh all We exptct from n good President.
In. Republican party is now more thoroug-
~ united and harmonious than 10 has been in
many years. There are no rival swipRs' 10 it
and no opposing factions Ia it The Campaign
that las just ciosed welded IL together n, .
solid msss against the common foe and there
are, are now no signs OF possible divi,ion- We be-
lievejhis unity and harmony will continue
throughout Gen. GarBeld's Administration.
ana VIII result in a long. contInued Lease of
power To IL. The Democratic party II broken
and Observation-Disclosures under the best can
dtdate 1t has had In twenty years-and not
likely again to present the unbroken front
which the Republican psrty had to meet ON
the 2 of November, 1880.
While rational rather than local IN its con.
duct and purpose, the Globe Democrat will
devote spec al attention to the subject Of i'm
migration, doing It's best TO invite the thrifty
farmers and mechanics of the East and or
Europe TO settle On the fertile lands of the
southwest and especially Of the State of Mis-
souri. This subject has engaged our stten.
ton IN the past and now thar there are four
yeare ahead 81 us free from the turmoil and
excitement OF national political contest, we
we shall be enabled to give it additional
thonrht ami energy. There is room I'm the
territory trtbutar, to the great CITY Of 81.
Louis for millions Of new in ha bitan s. ane there
Is land enough now untitled tn feea the world
II cultivated to lis capacity. To invite those
In pursuit OF homes In the West to the
facts capable of being shown on this sutj-ct
snsll he one Of the special and features
OF the Globe-Democrat.
No newsrsrer + st or West. Is better equip
pei ihan the Globe-Demccrat for the collection
and publication OF news from all parts Of the
world. Our lit Of special corres pondents
covers all the n.ws cen res in this country and
In Europe. and they are all "a structed to spare
No labor or expense IN prucuring the latest
.nd most relis ble information, aud transmit
ting IT, promptly 10y telegraph. Our special
telegraph service has been greatly increased
aud improved I'm the West, an IL IL our int@n-
tion to continue I'm this direction, syailing
ourselves Of every opportunity TO improve this
] 'urnnl as an impartial record Of current
events the world over. Our Weekly readers
will set the full benefit of this service in
selections from the most i'm, orfant of the
dispatches sent to the Daily Globe democrat.
In fts CONNIE rcial reports the Globe Demo-
crat has always been unrivaled among its con-
tempors,ies- No Journal in the West pays so
much. attention 10 fullness and sccurscy in
giving a faithful reflex OF the markets from
day To day and from week to week. In this
DEPARTMENT we shall also keep pace with the
growing demands Of st. Louis and the West
in all that IL to he expected from a great
newspaper published I'm the commercial me-
tropolis OF the Mississippi Nal'ev.
We shall aim. I'm addition to weekly record
OF current events. to present our readers with
a M wspaper for the Farm. the Family and the
Fireeide. Special attention will bs given 70
these several departments. VIII ch have been
conspicuous features OF the Globe Democrat
In the past.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES.
DAILY.
Including Sunday, per year..........S12 20
Without Sunday. per year............ IL 10
Including Sunday In Clubs of Three
and Upwards. .......-................. IL 90
Without SUNDAY. In Clubs of Three
and ds...............-...-... 10 90
TRI-wEEKLY.
Tuesdays. Fridays and Sundays,
p'T rear ........'......'.............. w
In Clubs of I I've and Upwards ...... 4 80
SEMI. WEEKLY.
Tuesdays and Fridays. .................. 8 90
In Clubs Of Five and Upwarts..... 2 90
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