Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-09
1851. 1881.
THE
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PROSPECTUS.

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PROSPECTUS.
In issuing the prospectus for 1881. the Globe.
Democrat can make no promise for the future
that ts not re asonably sure OF fuiil,ment, judg-
ing from Its history OF the past. In the Pres
idential contest Just closed it was recognized
as the leadins Champion of the Republican
cause in the West, advocating the nien and
the principle. OF the great rarty OF freedom
and nationality, aud always The exponent of
It's advanced thought. We sh al continue that
course unfaltrrinxly in the future, 20 long as
the Republican party rema us true to the mis-
sion on VII oh it set forth twenty years ago.
ter A. Arthur as President and Vice-President
of the United States. by an unquestioned ma
1Orfty of the electoral votes, secures peace and
prosperity TO the country for four years. We
believe the new Ad Illustration will soon gain
and eteadlv hold tie confidence, not only OF
the Republican parry, but o. the nation, by its
wisdom ana integrity as we'll as by its loyalty
to the power. The Gioba Democrat firmly
hopes to he able to give to President Garfield
that he will do the right as he Sc Is it and that
he will bring the discaarge'of his Presfden-
tisl duties q clear head, an honest heart and a
determination to serve his county to the best
Of his ability. Certain it Is mat no man ever
entered the White House bett. fitted than he
by natur., e,tuc ,rion and exp rlenc. to turn
ish all we expect from good President.
The Republican party is now more thorou5-
IL united and harmonious than it has been III
many years. There are no rival wings to it
and no opposing factions in 1t. The campaign
that has just c osed welded it together in :.
solid mass against the common foe. and there
are now no signs OF possible division. We be-
lieve this unity and harmony will continue
throughout Gen. Gdrfieid's Administration
and will result in long continued lease OF
power to it. The Democratic party is bro ken
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 party had to meet Cd
the % OF Move m Der, 1850.
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migration, doing it's best to Invite the thrifty
farmers and mechanics of the East and OF
Europe to settle ON the fertile lands OF the
Southwest aud especially OF the State Of Mis-
eOur1. This sut'j .ct has engaged our after
ton in the past and now that there are four
years ahead of us free from the turmoil ard
excitement OF a national political contest, We
We shall be enabled to give it additional
thought and energy. There is room in the
territory tributary to the great City of St.
Louis for millions of new inhasitauts 9, anG the e
is land enough now untitled to feed the world
ii cultivated to lis capacity. To invite those
facts capable of being shown on this su Jet
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