Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
1881. 1881.
THE
GLOBE-DEMOCRAT
PROSPECTUS.
1851.


In Issuing the prospectus for 1881. the Globe
Democrat can make no promise lor the fslurs
that is Rot re asonsbly sure o fuifiliment, judy
ing from IT. history of the past In the Pres
idential contest just closed IL was recognised
- the leading casmpion OF tbs kepuvlican
cause In the West, advocating the hen and
she principl.s OF the great arty Of freedom
and nationality. ana always the exponent Of
fts advanced thought We shan eontlnue that
course unfsltrrinsiy In the future, 80 ioug -
the Republican party remains rue TO the mis-
sion on VIII ch IL set forth twenty Year, ago.
The election OF James A. Garfield and Chez
ter Arthur as President and vice-Prestdens
OF the United States. 10y an unquestloued ma
1ority OF the electoral votes. secures peace and
prosperity to the country for fotx years. We
believe the new Administration " II soon gam
and steadily hold the confider ce, not only OF
the T. publican parry, but OF the nation, by its
wisdom and integrity rs well as by It's 10y alsy
TO tue power. The Globe Democrat TRULY
hopes to he able to give to Pre- sdent Garfield
a cordial and earnest support. IL believes
that be will do the right ms be se.s SC ana that
he Will bring 10 the discharge OF his Presiden-
tial duties Clear bead, an none st heart and q
dete minatiou TO serve bis county to the best
OF his ability. Certain IL IL that man ever
entered the White House better fitted than he
by nature. education and experiences to turn
ish all Ne expect nom a good President.
The Republican party is now more thoroug-
ly united and harmonious. than IL has b-ea IN
many year,. There are no rival wings u tt
anu no opposing factions in II. The campaign
that las Just ciosed welded IL together In .
soltd mass against the common foe, and there
afe now no sigus OF possible diyi.iun. We be-
lieye this unity and harmony wall continue
throughott Gen. Garteid's Administration,
and will result in loug continued iease of
power to IL. The Democratic arty Is broken
and emoralzed-defeated under the beet can
dtdate IL has had In twenty years-And not
likely again 70 present the uBbIoken front
which the Republican party had to meet ON
the - of November, 1850.
While rational rather than local I'm its con-
duct and purpose. the Globe-Democrat will
devote special attention 10 the subject of i'm
migration, doing its best to invite the thrifty
farmers and mechanics Of the East aud OF
Europe To settle on the fertile lands OF the
Southwest and especially of the State of Mis
souri, This sut jet has engaged our attea
ton I'm the past and now that there are four
years ahead ol US Tree from the turmoil and
excitement of national political contest. q
We shall be enabled TO give it additional
thought and energy. There In room IN the
territory tributar, to the great City of 81.
Louis for millions of new Inhabitants y, ano there
is land enough now untitled to fcea the World
Ii cultivated 10 It's capacity. To invite those
In pursuit OF homes In the West TO the
facts capable of being shown ON THIS sutj rct
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