Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-09
PROSPECTUS
OF
The Globe Democrat

| In It's prospectus for 1891 the GLoBy-DYMOcHAr
.nnonneed with pride and satisfaction the election OF
would be 81 wisely cOunse1ed aud az well conducted
,ai u mca aise new ease Of power TO The party
prosperous The vile hand OF assassin has since
year ago stood on The ti,resI,oIJ of tI,e
Presidential office. In the prime and yigor Of man
self and bis ountry. The high trust which, the people
had reposei Ia him was dropped by the paisie hand
on which he had entered had been accomplished.
Hut to quote his memorable words when tj,,
nearly seventeen YEAR ago. God reisns nd s;,
Goyernme,t at Washington still lives.
The mantle which WAS voted 10 James 4. Garfield
by the people fails upon ChesrrA Arthur under the
Of the Cnited states. and there Isevery
wasamost the unanimous choice OF the Chicago
vtntion for Vice President and his name and efforts
contributed perhaps than anything else to the
success Of the Republican ,ckc In the state 81 New
York. He is man of broa1 views, fully Informed on
al public questions. and he enters upon the duties
VI his Office determined To- discharge them honestly
and conscientiously. The GLoEE-DENoCHAT
pledges blu, Its cordial support In every good wor,
| and work for the country and for the Republican
party. We hope and believe that under IN prudent
and skilful leadership The evil spirit of faction will
disappear from The ranks OF the party. and that unity
em m, ,sr. cam an BE- MS omse e r
success large majority oftle people OF this coun-
try are Republicans In sentiment and ympatIy au.i
nothing but Internal discor can imperil our triumph
1T the polls while the choicei between Republicans
| The G;LoEE-DEMocRAT has no new declaration OF
principles tn announce. II tan fairly ask Judgment
~ 10 tDe future from the record OF The past. IL stands
qnesiions believes In the equal rights all men
| law aud politics; sound currrncy with honest
silver dollar for part of IT. well-rcgulacd tariff,
giving protection without encouraging monopoly,
aud system nf popular education liberal that TX.
nOranc. and llIieraey shall be inexcusable. These
| are the main questions upon which the great
parties are now diyided-the Democrats oppose and
the Republicans airn as To each Of the propositions
we have named
While full, approaching the magnitude OF nation-
| al issues. the iLoBE-DEMoCRAr will not he uu-
mindful of the Importance of questions which affect
he ttie Mt
possibly can TO encourage Europeans seeking home
on this side of the Atlantic TO nresticae the claims
and Its great mineral resources. Every thing is good
here except political domination. bourbon Deinoc-
racy Is the Toe OF in Missouri always
has been In Kentucky and In other states. Repui,-
lican victory In the state would do To
age the best class of immi grants TO within
DO riders than be accomplished In any other way
or through any other agency. The lcaycn Is work
Ing. and we have faith In Its success within few
years. In the meantime shall not forget that
migration Is also help to Repubcanisin. The
thrifty farmers OF the Eastern tales who West
In pursuit Of more land to ueet the necessities oi
growing family not ;ourbon Democrats: ard the
industrious fer eigners who here homes
fields VIII soon learn 10 choose rightly between the
wO parties.
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