Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-16


aApledges tb make him take 100000
w wrote binds. !" magnetism would be
| If Blaine could reconcile his
| declaration that he never received any
of those bonds on terms different from
any other mans Arrangement, with the
contract which he signed to pay hirn-
self a round royalty out of other pep
pies subscriptions. magnetism would
be more potent than the laws of con-
struction, which interpret business trans.
/ actions. a4l.tst = gs4 -. u s.E4r 5ss.Isf
| If Mr.. Blaine could adjust the making
OF ruling into demand for money to
| conduct compatible with an honest adj
ministration of the Speakership, mag
7 netisn would excuse the perversion Of
q public trust with private gain. VI :
ii",SIf Mr.. Blaine could explain his adj
| Duration, that he would ''let notonel In
4 Maine learn that he had put out a doll
lar" on any. theory, consistent Wfthlup-
/ right transactions magnetism, would
prove mightier than the logic Of man
kind ii osfa ..-v sst.,,l,4 ,.s.s
If Mr.. Blaine could tell why he did
not ask Mr.. Fisher to write out what
was the truth, Instead of drafting for
Fisher a statement which the HITTER
knew was a lie, magnetism would be the
| Plttmed Knight salvation from a very
embarrassing predicament.fa h7astafs4
If Mr.. Blaine could make the injunc..
tom Burn This Letter consistent
!. with an honest confidence in his own
! doings. magnetism would be able to re-
verse the conclusion which crimina
law has immemoriallly put on such q re-
I quest. - e 'F'''s1 80 :
| If Mr.. Blaine could show why in his
| letters evading an accounting he was al
WAYS formal and to those which were a.
plea for money or.whitewash, he always
| added, kind regards to Mrs Fisher,"-
magnetism, would appearto be radia7
t ton from the sunlightof Heaven, instead
of Il reflection of merely brazen Be-
! hemianiSm. ...,.s q r., t,,s-t..4 p
If MI. Blaine could elucidate why,
supposing s.the ruling was an inno-
cent one, which he was bound to make,
he. netertheless, Immediately proceed
ed to market it on Caldwell, magnet-
/ ism would interpret what otherwise is
only referr;ble TO sheer corruption. / | ]
/ III Mr. Blaine conidimakes clear what
he meant Shy being no ldeadhead,' =
magnetism might enable him to appear
| like a benefactor. instead of a brigand.
r. If Mr. Blaine would announce what
were, ''the various channels in which he
could be useful, = magnetism might re-
veal him as a pIilanthropist, instead Of
a pirate of politics. h '7'<A' ga
IF Mr.. Blaine could harnonize' his
effort to farm out a National bank
tscharter to Fisher and Caldwell for
1 'fayors in stocks and bonds with any
Anglo-SaXon conception of s. honesty,
| xuo,,l1 chonoa tho o,rro At
of moral thought around the world.
Ii Mr.. Blaine could do away with the
conflict between his denial of owner
ship in the Hooking Valley coal mines
and the registered deeds which prove
his Ownership, magnetism would be
able to erase pen writing, official seals,
receipts for dividends and the oathS Of
| the officials. s,-ss | q
| If Mr.. Blaine could remove the con-
tradiction which his denial of the Madi-
| gan circular presents to the fact that he
| stacked thousands of them in his house
and distri buted them furtively. magnet
I ism would be effectual to relieve him
OF falsehood and demagogy., qItlI,a
| If Mr.. Blaine could decently account
| for the million Which he has neither
| earned nor inherited magnetism would
tbe A. power to change bribery to virtue
and yote-selling 10 ititsal honorableness.
!. If Mr.. Blaine could maintain his right
I to respect, with the evidence that every
\ tInclean and rapaciouS element in poll
/ ties is .'solid'' fornhim,s magnetism
Fwould develop a missionary capability
far. beyond the credulity even Of the
four old pastors. q
If Mr. Blaine could Exhibit the reason
why any honorable man could fail to
resent such letter as / isher wrote to
him April 10. 1872, magnetism would
be SYNONYMOUS - with the meekness
which is to be blessed with the inherit
ance OF the whole earth 81 Is II -
If Mr.. Blaine could disclose upright
considerations at the basis Of his action,
which made the Department of State an
asset in a guano. syndicate, magnetism
! would trans mute ;pelf into patriotism. ii
III If Mr.. Blaine could copyright his rec
4ipe of recovering from supstroke, the
moment committee of investigation
+ has suspended its sittings, magnetism
would become q means Of gain as well
as a means of grace.
If Mr.. Blaine could show that he went
taon his knees to Mr.. Mtligan purely to
make his trousers bag. magnetism
would be Invaluable to the praying
band around every Congress. a, :.
If Mr.. Blaine, could supplya moral
cause for Mrs. Morrill, Slightly bottled
/ thunder, magnetism would make a
mimic Ajax of him in amomenttiei !
ii 1t Mar. Blaine could relate the connec-
ton of his 5000, 00O Washington house
/ to his solicitude for the rights of the
poor man, magnetism would stand him
in as good use. as d rope does to a MAJ,
beyond his depth. 4i. :, y =. 80 90
| If MI. Blaine could Indicate why Ire
let innocent American citizens rot in
British dun geons, while Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs, and the kinsnip OF that
/ fact to his present bid for Irish votes,
magnetism would at once rise to the
dignity of miracle-working power
Ii MIR. Blaine could bridge tie chasm
of inconsistency between his refusal to
vote oniprohibition and his promise to
vote for it. magnetism would be halled
as the name OF u new mixed.i drink, IN
stead of the last refuge OF a. STRANDED
y candidate. jaa ona 34iq Ft5sr1b mi -
If MIR. Blaine could induce bankers,
merchants and honest business men
generally to believe THAT MIR Skins
] and Mr. Dorsey's, candidate is q safe
man to be President, magnetism would
work q revolution in the laws of cause
and effect which would excite equa
i wonder and admiration. a. no a. stft.
As it is not in the, province. OF mag,
/ .netism to do any OF these things, or tc
7 content the people with an omission Is
do them. magnetism is Very unlikely te
I nnate Mr. Rfainrs President OF the