Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-07
POLITICAL ITEMS.

POLITICAL ITEMS
1t pains us to call attention 70 tho
factsthat the Irishmen who xebSlHng
the Democratic ticket invariably dr0p
their Cincinnati Enquirer.
III is rumored from Washington
that Blaine did not write his letter HIM
self This will not do.9 Mr.. Blaine
viii not be permitted to SHIFT the re-
sponsibility. ii 40 Esa3ll
+--4A young woman ON being, asked
how her father was going to vote, re-
Piled that she didn't Know. TINS gives
Blaine clear leadsof at least $1,000 in
Massachusetts. ~ k~ss,
RI & announced Is eDaeidera-
bis flourish thu Harriet BeechO Stowe
AID husband IRE for BlaineAand
Logad Sure enough. gehAa f0tgot-
ten hbout Harriet and hubH
Biaines letse VII sSt 81 ac-
sceptdd asthe key otaof this ln3pa1gn.
and misunderstanding raform VIA be the.
issue. The Republican, my hot like
h but they viii have rofacs
"a hard-workingman fall down
onfa banana-skin last week and has
since been unable todo any labor which
proyas e0ncId6iyeIy mist shesEotes OF
the workingmenwl1 al be thrown Tor
Blaine.
We have analysed Mr.. Blaine's
letter cf Acceptance, and oar aeandid
Judgment is, that it does not begin to
compare in directness and perspicuity
with the Muiligan letters. - Csncin"ots
Engrrer. sI a .E(fjk
The WestVirginia Democrats smile
at the boast of the Blaine men that they
will cary that State. ''There isn't
enough money in the United States
Treasury to do it, y they proudly say
The Ldrglxs. Il ...,v. 9tisf3 - tss5 81 E9
3 The Republicans would like the
Democrats to get into fight ON the
tariff. but the Democrats do not mean
to obiige them. Administrative reform
is the issue, and it will be kept So
EGcaqsge. - "a .sx.-.....f..,.,st,-r ~
!. ~ accept the. nomination with q
grateful heart and deep sense of, its
responsibilities, writes General Logan.
'sand if elected shall endeavor to dis
charge the duties of the Office to the
best Of my ability logan will not be
obliged to strain hamseH.
GA lady remarked, the iothet day,
that Mr. Blaine was auitesa goodtloking
man. if he was anything like his PCT
ure This is regarded as especially
significant inasm ach as the, Lady has
been stone blind for the. last twenty
years. and shows conclusively that he
will carry all the doubtful States! ABos-
ton Herald. a.,
Two men ran violently against
each other on State street this morning.
One of them angrily remarked: .'Why
don't you look out where you re going
to-" The other hurled back this an
sswer. .'Why don't your" From this
teNent il will be seen that Cleyeland
can not carry any Northern State.iw77.AI-
bany Ar1as.
'+--This Presidential campAignis I'M
commonly marken in the matter of en-
iterprse, Republican ,contcmpornr
are resurrecting the names Of b few old
string-halt Democrats who Hoped Sew
corded as fioppers annually ever since,
and announcing them as recent con-
verts to the Blaine and Logan soolnmn.
IA very singular thing happened
on horse-car recently. A gentleman
thought to canvass the occupants as to
their Presidential preferancos.a Ho,had
taken the votes of two old ladies, and
then inquired Of the only male ,Eider
beside himself: :. Who are you gbnng
to vote for my friepd?mn when the un-
sympathetic individual replied: Go
to thunder 800 1t is clear from this fnci-
dent that Mr.. Blaine's majority In Mas
sacEusetts can not be less than 10000.
Boston Pest. e.,,.f, NJ, ts,,,
a vote was taken in the family
eot Mr.. Blaine theiother day and che re-
|, suit showed the entire gatheripgtp be
IN favor of the election Of james G.
Blaine. This must be regarded as. sig
nificast OF the trend Of popular opinion,
notwithstanding Miss Abigail q Dodge
was detected IN the act of putting three
ballots into the hat. 1t should be said
in her defence. by the way. thati she
declared positively that she did not
mean To- fstIa 34ngpl q ~ 41TAri,u 81