Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-09-02

Al n
field "spoke to Generas pep
about it." But there is no aer
recorded of man earning sis
sand dollars by just speaking K la
Exchange.
when Haman erectedu,
for Mordecai and was hanged Nv
he was the victim of just sud uo ",
joke as the fates have play} t Iel
Republican newspapers in t. IT, n.
OF the Hancock letter to ST.
WASHINGTON Post.
Change for the sake dnge
is to be the motto of thd of
voters this fall. Twenty veal. rule
by one party is all that the Twill
endure, and especially when brtv
takes the last four years of h u
fraud unparalleled in the hist( the
country. But powerful as tHtto,
Change for the sake of chi is,
1t is no less powerful than thde of
the people to have the books hsh-
lngton overhauled, and the stI the
accounts made public. Oswed "
Putt0liun1.
Senator Bayard thinks eral
Hancock letter to Sherman dis
pose forever of the pretense te is
a mere soldier, a namby-pamsort
OF man, with nc ideas cOncerboli-
tics and civil government" laws:
"General Hancock's views dblic
duty form the most decided colt to
those OF Grant. How can /, dier,
best sustain Il government of | al
ways seemed to be Hancock's lirv.
How can ], 4 soldier, best aa nv
military power, despite the rests OF
law" seemed to be the usual ,oht
with Grant,
About the time that heral
Hancock fought the battle of ttys-
burg, General Garfield turned back
to the front and went into tiles.
About the time General hock
issued order No. 40 at New bans,
MIR. Garfield was negotiatidwith
Cakes Ames for the shares in edit.
Mobllier. on which he afterW re.
ceived a cash dividend of thrhun
dred and twcnty-nine dollars. some
Of our Republican contemporat are
'ond OF drawing comparisons aveer
he careers of the two candidate :. a:
soldiers and rs statesmen. hes,
cannot fail to aifOrthen
interesting material for study. Y
SIN.
Like all the public utttnce
nd acts of General Hancock. hi cite
o General Sherman bears the lmis
akable stamp of devoted patrtism
it had been written with an az lrat
oreknowledge of subsequent euts t
his date; ii, when General Hlcocl
at down in st. Louis in Decnber
SIG, to pen that communicate, h
al known that it was to be b,ugh
ut IN August, 1880, and that he you'll
len be the Democratic candida fo
lie Presidency, he could not ptsibl
ave so framed it as to be of eeate
1vantageto his party. 1t is a pendi
emocratlc campaign document on
the best ever presented and annc
III to have a very ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
his political opponents.-Wu shngto
DSt
The Presidential battle now b.
g waged throughout the Unite
AIS dlt1erS tsDip ail eth ames" clf,t, i e
id they are serious ones, mac
.ainst the Republican President
id Vice Presidential candidates ov
cir paternity to members OF the
vn party, and every one of them
pported by Republican testimon
ley are of character involving tt
avest of otfienses, and, if true, as tt
idnnce shows them to be, cover Gel
al Garfield and Mr.. Arthur wit
ime as the leper is covered wit
res. These charges, involving 50
y grabbing, Credit Mobilierism, SCI
q influence as a member of COngre
IL corrupt ring to fleece the Cover
cnt, made against Garfield, and
and of a prolligate admin
alton of the affairs of the collecto
ip of the city of New York, MAJ
.ainst Arthur by President Hayes al
s Secretary of the Treasury, Jof
herman, for which Arthur was di
Used from office, all come from r
,blicans, and are all proved to
ell sustained by Republican witnesse
Cincinnati Enquirer.