Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-09-23

NEW way to "know all about thyself'
I-get Presidential nomination.
THERE Is nothing against Gen. Han
cock, except the Republican party.
FLORIDA votes I'm November for or
against constitutional convention.
i GEN. Hancock doesn't wear corsets.
It's an Infamous lie. He can't find any big
enough.
The Greenback imitation party, like
the inflated balloon, can never land where it
wants TO stop.
New YORK Democrats do not hesi-
tate TO declare that they will carry that State
by majority OF 5000.
The Washington Capital predicts
that II Hancock Is elected that John A.
Logan will be Q Democrat
The Democrats Of the Sixth District
OF Jersey City have organized Hancock and
Enghsh clubs IN every precinct
| THE Democrats Of Texas and South
Carolina have r-nominated sll OF their pres
ent Representatives In Congress.
THE Philadelphia Times speaks Of
Connecticut and New Jersey as States which
hang on the coat tails OF New York.
THE Republicans, it seems, are un-
easy about Ohio, too. They are not confident
that Garfield can carry his own State.
REPUBLIcANs I'm New York city who
oppose the election OF Garfield have opened a
clubhouse at No. 81 West 24th street.
JOHN A. KAssoN IL drawing 81 900 a
month for work supposed To be done I'm Vienna,
and Is doing special stump service In Iowa.
THE Republicans use the watchword
solid South" Ia order to get a solid North,
but the North doesn't solidify worth a cent
THOMAS MAST is worth $500 900, and
1t has been estimated that Carl Schurz's legs
are responsible for about 81 0OJ of the amount.
ITis announced that Cadet Whitaker
will soon take the stump for Garfield I'm Penn
syivaDia, HE that hath ears to hear, let him
hear"
JOHN ROBINSON, ex-Alderman of
the Republican party, has declared for Gen.
Hancock.
1T Is now rumored that "the pres
ure OF previous engagements" will prevent
Gen. Grant from keeping his political APP
pointments.
THE Germans Of Minnesota, who
have heretofore been largely Republicans. are
coming over by the hundreds to Hancock
and English. nHf
THE Indiana Republicans find the
defensive campaign which Gasfieid's nominsr
ton 10, I, has foi ced en them sorry kind Of mp
hil business. s-t,.rE@s~ tts<.>t- A.
o.i9 ats. 9ss. new S.slss lyssRGPs Sc ssPsss g =
occasionally, pull his own hair, Just % Keep
up party traditions.
In the Second Congressional District
OF West Virginia the Demot ratio candidate
IS named Hoge, the Grcenback, Hog, aud
the Republican. Hoke.
THE indianapolis Journal, IL Is ru-
mored, is to be drummed out OF the Republic
can party for stirring up Hendricks on the
electoral fraud business.
THERE are Indications that the busi-
ness classes I'm New York city are going To
take a hand I'm politics this fall to an extent
they never have in the past.
"IF you was man, Jimmy,n said n
little shaver to his chum, "who would you vote
for, Hancock or Gartieldw I'D 40 with tho
biggest procession, you bet"
J. w. JoRBAL, of Greenport, l.. T.,
has organized double quartet OF singers To
sing during the campaign at Hancock and
English meetings in Brooklyn.
ONE Of the most significant new ao-
sessions to the Hancock party is Geo. Brown,
the famous Republican editor who published
the first free State paper in Kansas.
when you hear a man growing
around tnat he isn't going to vote far any
body this year, shy of and let hira alone. ho
wants to be coaxed with a five-cent cigar.
IT is reported i'm Washington that on
account OF bad news from Indiana tue Republi-
can National committee has issued ins SCI ucttons
to the leaders to give up claiming that State.
IT is Intimated that the mitten lately
presented 10 Uh sses. Jr., by Miss Jennie Flood
bad Its main provocation ia the result oi the
Chicago convention. Thus politics poison love.
THE Republican Hancock and Eng
lish CLUB of New York city has $50 members,
Is orgauiz-d In seven Assembly districts aud
has its headquarters at the W, stminister Hotel.
THE united Democracy of New York
are u celebrate their reunion by q Hancock
mass meeting On the % inst., which will ba
one of the largest assemblaSes OF the Kind
ever witnessed.
THE Republican majority on Presi-
Dental ticket In Maine In 1865 wrs 2S,OO3: IN
le12, 1855; and In 1876, 15.54 How are wc
we to account for the disappearance OF all
these Republicans.