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


l-ss---AIrs- .Belya Lockwood's face re-
minds q correspondent OF Maria An
I tofnette's on the NIGHT Before hel. exeeu-
ton. But it viii not be half so sad as
Mr.. Blaine s face ON the morning after
election. ID ooktyn Ettg1e. aeslsli ads u
p lit seems that Blaine, thought the
Fisher letters WORTH about 81 {. 900.
Leastwise he offered Mr. MIDI ligsan, the
custodian that amounts before they
were published. He, evidently. wanted
to do his town ...vindicating-''''. ,ssaeel
New York 4 Tribune 10 has
brought around to it again. 1t now
thinks .sNorth Carolina sure for
Blaine But even that wsTo5uld not offset
California, Wisconsin, New Jersey, In
diana, Connecticut and New York Il
l2a Even Mr.. Purcell has Withdrawn
I his aid and comfort from the Blaine
managers. They Rugged his supposed
detection with great junction. in the
early part of the campaign, and now
even that consolationiis. denied them.i
I'VE have never believed that
Don Caraeron was very susceptible ITO
/ the influence of the Blaine magnetic.
currents and we do not believe it NOW.
The Maine charmer, must have en-
ployed some ne, s other spells.-B1Froeokf s
Eagle. 80 s''s' =. ~ ga.
Therree is n it'll hEg in Bl Blaine ea offer
to buy those LETTERS of Mulligan for
$4,000 and send Fisher and Mulligan
to Europe on ap1easure "trip Lincoln
sistentwith theYhighest honor and in
ptegrity. That is to say, from a Blaine
Standpoint. lsB3 fGsi1 G4Hantsa .tftH Ieq
|. In the t'tenterprise'' of being car
ried around free in a. Pullman palace
car, Mr.. Blame is emphaticaly, q dead
head. These. RAILROADS. have always
felt as Caldwell did, that ..'.Mr. Blaine is
an Important man for us to have feel
all right toward us. ~, - t'''
Blaine said there was nothing in
the Mnlligan letters Inconsistent with
the most . scrupulois integrity and
honorah The New ork 1T1bsx,se calls
them a compost heap!p Therefore,
by the, memorable laws. offlogic, there is
nothing in. acompost,heap inconsistent
with the strictest, integrity and honor.
The present swinging of Blaine
around the circle seems to, be equal in
human fuss and in .senseless parade to
that made by Andy johnson on q SINH
lar occasion years since, and will be
equally unproductive of any good re-
suit to the political charlatan who is
the chief actor. He will fnd this out
himself after November 4.-Rschnso'aH
(Fa.)i STATED I'D. fsaaas -sai rol siiuti
One of the most remarkable dis
appearances of the time is Blaine tsag-
gressive campaign.'1 Almost before It
materialized it vanished from the pub
/ lie gaze, like the mist Of The. morning,
and it has been missed ever since. 1t.
ought to be advertised with an offer of
a Suitable reward " hateye r that would
ibeLfor its restoration. Nothing else,
win bring it back, and it is not quite
certain that advertising .awill. Every,
One of the Blaine Acknowledgements, from
the candidate down, istsp earnestly on
gagged ON the defensive that they wonltfi
hardly know. what to do, with an az
|. |. Gre campaign if they had one We,
'tought, perhaps. to except the Rev.
Ball, who is said to be preparing re-
vised edition Of whit he regardspas
aggressive campi,ign, in anticipation
whereof the reputable pressI sof othe
country is holding its nose and ordering
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