Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-30

1s plSs &c a. poiltle IS 1T not the
POLITICAL physical diseases that threaten its
happiness and, indeed, attack its very life?
Nations are subject to disease. The auess ion
Is: Is there recuperatiye power that can
enable them TO throw off those DANGEROUS in
iiuences and TO bring the body polite back
CONDITION. OF HEALTH
andsafety. Who is the DOCTOR should the
can people We are not bound bV .he
. life OF one man; we are not b und by the life
; of a party Parties and men are but the mere
@heeting agencies for the performance of the
great duties of keeping our country in good
health. Men are but symptoms OF disease
shibft the condition of the party by the man
zsner of men hat they have chosen-deliberately
3 selected. tCheers.j And SO, fellow-citizens
surely the time will come when the adj
mission must be made that the stream can not
rise higher than its source. that the represent
{ no better. no worse, than tie people who
chose them. tCheers:y There lies in this
.as. 10 man can transfer his responsibiiity.
T0stheGou that made him, to the country
3 that bore him, to the Government that pro-
) teoes him. he owes the justexecution Of the
5 trust reposed in him. which is the right to cast
one free. undeterred, unexamincd secret
right for the benefit of the country. (CheersJ
Don't, pray you, underrate it. Young man,
whoever you may be, whose ear my voice
the dignity of This trust. 1t may be that in
the close balance of numbers your vote and
your NOtc dIOies SHHll USCluG mighty
tons. We know by history how close it has
been. NO man can look over the page of
American history and trace the struggle of
colonies. few and feeble. with fewer people in
the whole thirteen States than yourigrand
State of Illinois to-day contains-no man can
Hook over that field and believe that the char
sacteE the presence, and the Qualities of
George Washington could have been sub
trasted from that struggle without imperil-
great cause that he led. (CheersJ And vet
fellow citizens. let il be remembered-it is a
Commanders Chief OF the American f. forces eas
by miiorHyofa single vote in the Conti-
Mental Congress. Cheers)
never feel my obligations as an American
! citizen so profoundly aswhenI stand face to
W. with the American people, meeting vol
the great aE are ar eonnse to
the sefernment of our country. Let
D the SAght of this great argument
id1 Cot is our duty at the present
of the election to be decided
soI next Nosember. I know
49, in the State
Pat common
Tired, by the
ng, and even
nj cement of
ect of the
Congress
elected,
bio feels
Re into
turn
I'm say there
a. ehaif ofSthe par.
yet. and in whose fortunes
acerned, that is thorough,
kes tAppiause.1s Il only
emething else also there.
IT the Chief managers. per-
81 1x0dt. In the canvass of Mr..
ees a@ &C sRs psope taa na ss:
was largely one of finance" What
mean2 What did he mean oy thesword?
ant 1t was largely a question of how
eseoRans ssssse = Votes es
and asi vi Saw to You yout that
k5pSa, Understand the
gentleman, and
honest American
& such Il charge
have been made
kScanvaSS. tap
ldxnch base views
and hose who are
wv. fortune than
>pm they ex
mot whose
YES. him in
ITO see
6periSan
Ii, throw
~ and the
eAmertcan
purchased
0t fellow
fstioR of
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