The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-22
PROSPECTUS
882. The Globe Democrat. 1882,

In its prospectus for lss1 the Glo> sosat
with pride and sstsfaction the electn ofGen Garfield
eounse and well conducted that would give ne
lease Of power TO the party under which nation has
assassin has down the good and gifted
who while We wrote aso stood the tircshod Of
with future f ef houorable promise To himself and
Try The high t.,t ghirh the people hal rrPo,ed in
part OF the se.t WORK upon which be had rnterr had
words sssG @ass sSs naa J1Ss his own ssa.sa6o
ssted nearly seventeen years ago God rss. and the
The mantle which voted to Janx- A Garfield by
the people falls upon Chester A Arsr under the Con-
sttation % the United Stats and tre Is
believe that he VIII wOrthy IN He alinfs-t tbe
unanimous choice Of the Chicago fr Vs rrrs
hsnt and his name and effort. ee1tsust Rssasp.
than any thing else tn the SUCCESS Of tho Republican tekst
In the State Of New York He s q man af broad views
Se uiies or nj, ~ oep M psess % s be sntsrs upon
ety and eonseienisnsy> fh@ 0sote pledges
s country ~ s a. SSr 1Ts % ssSs sS.l s
believe that aser be- prudent and .itul rader.hp the
party and st AMY and harmony viii prevail in an its
eounse fhz eed secured there can be no doubt on
country Republican, sentiment and sympathy. and
nothing but in,ernal discord mperil triumph al
the po while the choice is between Repubeaniz and
The Globe D.Oerat ha. declaration principle.
to announce Il can fairly k Judgment To the futnre
from the record Of the past 1t stands firmly by plat
form Of the party all national questions BELIEVES in the
cy with honest silver dollar for part Of H. well rerula-
ted tariff giving protection without encouraging monot.
y and ysefn OF popular education liberal yo-
rance and ieraey shall be ineIcusnbe These are the
main questions upon which the great parties now
diyided-the Democrats oppose and the Republicans affirm
as q each Of the propositions we have named
While fny apPrecating the magnitude Of national
sues the Globe Dsmoat will be unmindul Of the i'm
porance Of questions which affect the West especially
the state OF Missouri. Among these IL mmigraon We
shall do all We possibly u encourage EErUJeans sex
ing home this side Of the Atlantic inytigat. the
claims Of this great State-ts fine climate its ftle o
and its great mineral Everything good here
except political domination. Bourbon Democracy l. the
foe of Immigration in Missouri IL always has been in
Kentucky and in other States Republican yietary In
the State would do encourage The best e-s Of h
migrants to within borerA than can be accom-
pished in any other through any other azrary
Tho leaven Il working and have faith In snrcr
within few In the meanime We sail not fJryt
that while Repubicausm Is help immigration ilni
grafton is al-o help To R-pubirsnsm The thrifty farm
ers Of the Eastern States who West in pursuit Of
more land To meet the necessities Of growing family are
not Bourbon Democrats and the industrious foreigners
who here for homes and nsLls vii .s,u learn 10
ehoose rightly between the two par1j<. 81
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eminenee which has srrady ganzds IL xl pre.-nt In
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has larger Of active and nfekeuaf ear-sfondents
in all SECTIONS Of the country st ths ~srh We spare
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