Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-29
Southeast Politics.
rom the Centreville Outlook:

From the Centreville Outlook:
John Walker mi ght have received the nomi
ton for Governor if he had had back hone II
keep the track But he will never be electe,
State Auditor.
| As will be seen by referring to another col
umn Hon. j. L. Thomas, of Hillsboro, has
district. Mr.. Thomas is an able lawyer ant
well qualified for the position.
good public servant is what the people
desire to have, and when a man proves him
self to be such, it is not right to GUST him
from Office to crafty personal ambition.
Therefore we are in favor of the people Of the
Fourth Congressional District renominatine
Hon. L. H. Davis for Congress, as he has
proven himself to be the right man in the
right place.
From the Benton Recor1:
We notice in some of our exchanges that I.
j. o. Morrison, of New Madrid county, and
Henry H. Bedford, of Stoddard county, have
announced themselves as candidates for the
State Senate in this, the % /, Senatorial dis
trict; bat it strikes the Record very forcible
that Hon. Marshall Arnold. of Scott county,
will be our next Senator if he will but con-
sent to enter the race.
From the Marble. Hill Herald:
1t is reported, SAYS the Charleston Sen
tinel, that Mr.. Davis is seuding into GER
tain couutits cons, derably money, and that ne
has agreed to supplement it with another
draft from his barrel. All right, Mr.. D., 1t
will take more than $4,000, the amount you
spent in your last race, TO get reelected,
You may as well make an assignment now.
for yol will never get there again. This
thing of buying seats in ongress is played
out in the 4th District-[Gayoso Peu,iscvt
Coz Democrat.
If the fools ARE not. all dead-as has fire.
quently been said -the sooner the killer
Of that species of humanity gets down to
Pemiscot county and attends to business,
the better. The f. k. is sadly neglecting his
duty in" mot taking the chaps who run the
Gayoso Democrat
Hon. Thomas T. Crittenden. of Warrens-
burg, ex-Congressman of the Seventh Dis
trict. is the prominent candidate for Gov
ernor. We are satisfied from the informa-
ton obtained of this gentlemen, that better
man could not be found. He has the reputa-
ton of being patient, Industrious man, care
full and conscientious, temperate and religious,
and almost without fault, so far as character
is concerned. ri.
He was an abe CONGRESSMAN, and will make
an excellent Governor.
An executive officer should be man of
pure morals and undoubted ab lily. Ne sta n
of corruption should hang around him. The
entire man, publicly speaking, should be ex-
ceptional.
From the Cape Girardeau Democrat:
just to make Hawkins feel good, Mssissip-
pi county instructed her delegates for h m for
Supreme Judge. Thepeople down there know
It is best to be on the good side of the Judge
as long as he occupies the Judicial Bench.
Correct
From the Fredericktow Plaindealer:
At meeting held at Fredericktown on the
I'D ult., an anti-license party WAS organized,
and is composed of those who are, without
-e, ard to past party affii "a ions, opposed to
he present corrupt, pernic GU, and illegal
practice of treating for electinneering pur-
poses, and the granting of dram-shop Ii
.enSe,