Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-08

there is no unity, no fraternity, no
brotherhood, and here the true spirit
is better developed than any place in
the nation. .i
With the discord existing In the 6. o.
p., the opportunity Of the Democrats
party is presented. viii it be wise in
its time and take advantage Of this or
will it still as in the past prefer to be
in the rear Of the procession? Two
years ago twenty-eight Of the thirty
eight States OF the Union Joined in de-
nounclng the corrupt control Of the Re-
publican party. Those States are ready
to stand to-day as they stood then II
the Democratic party will but give EVIL
dence Of its ability to manage affairs
and rescue the government from the
control Of the cormorants aud plunder-
ers who have fastened themselves on
it's vitals.
The best evidence of its ability to
control the nation is in its control Of
itself. Personal ambitions, ends and
aims must be sacrificed ON the altar Of
public good. aud coming before the
country in such spirit the party will be
invincible. Every ambitian must be
laid on the altar of expediency, and
the truest expectancy lies in the path
of presenting to the country the. best,
the truest and most honorable men in
the party. It should be. it is, no sac
rifice when personal preferences are
laid aside and the best men of the ma
ton are presented for preferment and
national trust. The people are look
ing to the Democratic party for relief.
Will it rise to the importance of the
occasion, or sink in the whirlpool of
personal ambition?
One of the best informed Democratic
leaders here said to me to-day: There
can be no stronger evidence Of the uni
yersal opinion that prevails In the
Democratic party of the absolute nee
essity Of carrying New York In. Nov
ember, to insure success, than the re-
peated demands for the denomination
of the 'old ticket That demand
arises from the belief or knowledge
that Gov. Tilden can carry New York,
but as he has declined. and cannot un-
der anv circumstances accent = nnmi-
nation. we must look elsewhere for
the candidate who can certainly
SECURE the vote Of New YORK
and we need NOT oo ont Of that STATE
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: r;ff .nd MANY r,t.s that were tn
high and general revision at prop
ar time was a desideratum. He urged
the repeal of all internal revenue taxes.
and n vored the doctrines OF the "Ohio
n,a,farno - viz tha revenne limited to
the n..cessaitias of the government
,.,,h i..;ta,tal n,otac,;on
Ths o,,.rtar,o..tar,s ,,anartment of
the a,,nv has ordered fourteen thous-
and wards of gold lace from England
for the new spring-style uniforms of