Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-07-05
The Democracy Duly Thklkfal.'

A dephtafioHc " KSpdBlitan statesmen
| is Just nosv I'd be found nsCaliernia en-
i ! fihse balmy cir sf-tAaR aoi6G slope.
ha i for for 'p "a i iftefhinSad With
b ,;sineess' 'fslio 1nc.ia - Mar Sri1 Il,
Ex-senator Dauis, swhile delighting in
spreading before ,ths eyes ,of his new
wife the beauties and grandeur of the
trip across the coitinent may idesire
to turn the jopEnfyotQ prAfitabler ac-
count by studying the N o@nlgolia9 dues.
ton and its relation fo the tsP party
Senator Warner nfillef carries with
HIM the Interests Of Wo0d7ppHplP paper
On tie subject 81 the RepubIican'out-
look the ample David Davis Isl dumb.
To approach him with . question is to
cause him to withdraw .iinto his own
obesity, as a hedgehog when touched
will roll itself into bah. .srauact
]. But he, is =. literally communicative
when the topic Of conversation is the
Democratic outlook. Manning &
co., he understands. Stare moving
heaven and earth !" to bring about the
nomiration of Mr.. Samuel J. Tl1en,
whose heath is very poor, Though the
most determined Efforts are making to
conceal his infirmities. p" But it is "a
source of great wonder to Ex-senator
Davis that Mr., 4Tilden "shbuld still
trust Dan Manning and Rufus W. Peck
ham," who "spoiIed his little game"
at the last Democratic National Con-
vention.: Mr.. Davis generously advises
the Democracy hot TO Nominate Mr..
Tilden in view of stheo opposition Of
s''Bess Kelly and histgsngsp nsuta
II Really, nex-Senator Davis is correctly
reported, marriage and the ali, 81 the
Pacific have not Improved hB courtesy.
y Senator Wood Pup Miller thinks Til
den leads and, would be d strong can
didate, Mcdonald would dod btit for
his fight with 'Hendricksj oHancock, in
Senator Millsr's dfinion. has sns. claim
to d nenesaination o. Gpvernor Cleveland
is '.all nsnsepse,,ns About the Repub-
licans the wood-ppulpo' p Oracle ~ tdsin-
,ciined to say m1 III ri Than thas 8fahSa and
GGnsiRs neg f fFam the p0-
Sehasor'Is oaex wef Netads,l,also
speaks! Tt rs oasy, enough ut0i see. that
Tilden and Me Donald are the two prom
inent candidates and that, Hancock is
shelved. But the Democrats must speak
out on the tariff That and that only
must be the fssuea 'dGs ot onift ifiil
The Democrats Will be duly,thankful
fog the interest taken in their affairs by
the worthy Republicans, But # Judge
Davis and His friends really sHesire to
know who WIFI be the awia Eihg7 csmdi-
date, for the. Presidency we viii, cheer
fuzzy give them Reliable aid 6YHeial in
4 or1nati5n.!sold na95 ssf odw saiiH
iilHe wsillSbe)ai Democrat. SQUAD in the
earnest ia The faith p6 his
party 4, He will be the sturdy champion
cotporatee9 pfat iffeatsIeof tXpitaf,9 II labor
and Of the people, I He .xiil,beishs sin
cyre friendi Df, economy and honesty in
every hraneh of the Federal G9Xern-
ment- He viii be the determined enc
my of privileged classes, aristoeracy,
glitter and false. pretense.
He will advocate the return to- republi-
can simplicity: He will favor the en-
forcement of the law asainstali male
factors, of high or low degrees, ,whstever
heir official position or political ipfiu-
ence may be. Civil Service reform will be
lis practice-hot his pretefise!. The
Constitution In all its pr0vfsfons,y will
De his guide He will be- the ichAmpion
If republican freedom, note q menOpo-
list or monarchist under 2 mask Of CEN
rallied power, 80"
If such d President viii suit the views
# any of our amiable and generous Re-
friends, we commend, to,their
upport the Democratic, Presidential
of 1894 N " World