The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-08
EDITORIAL BREVrrIEs.

BINGHAM said in his infamous
speech at Alliance that the election
Of PendletoA would be the destruc-
ton of the government. The scoun-
dreI did not lie more knavishly when
he was getting an innocent woman
hung.
GRANT as travelling show is not a
success. He is not in the hands Of a
Barnum. His Imperialship took a
special train to Washington from
Saratoga last Tuesday, attended a
Ca abinet meeting, and returned i'm
mediately to Sarah-toga. How
the tadpoles swim!
SECRETARY OF War RAwLINs died
at Washington city on the 9th inst
PRESIDENT GRANT has quit his
fiddling and dancing for a day or two
at Saratoga and gone to attend Raw
Iins's funeral. y
THE Emperor Napoleon is report
ed very i'll.
SKIRMIsHEs are reported in Cuba
with the insurgents.
SAMUEL SCOTT of Dayton is the
Temperance candidate for Governor
of Ohio, vice Ingersoll, radical, who
was bought off.
THE Peopleo Rochester N. y. are
unanimously petitioning Congress to
repeal the high tariff on Coal stating
it can be bought much cheaper in
foreign countries. So can many 9th
er indispensable articles.
THE Alliance Monitor says JOHN
SHERMAN will not accept the chal-
lenge of Hon. L. D. Campbell. OF
course he will not. He knows too
we'll the talent and vim of the 'tBut-
Ter Pony: and the rottenness and
corruption of his own side.
THE imported Radical stump-ora'
tor, Moxa Morton, of Indiana, de-
livers his speeches in sitting posi-
ton, the result of youthful indiscre-
tion." What a sad commentary on
the party of''great moral ideas ~
THE Eclipse reached California on
Wednesday the Ist. The result is a
Democratic Legislature by a large
majority! The Negro Chinese busi>
ness is eclipsed there.
THE Pittsburg Post learns there is
a big row among the radical leaders
over Attorney General Hoar's opin-
ion on the iron clad oath. Senator's
Harlan of fIowa, Warner of Alabama,
Sherman and others are going to or
ganize new party purely radical OF
course. Unnecessary
GRANTS pleasure trip to Long
Branch in a United States vessel cost
the people SI9, 40. ''They smoked
and danced and fiddled all the way"
The taxpayers pay the. fiddler.
Wade Balton, of South Carolina
has left by will $4,000 to Stonewall
Jackson's widow and 80 acres ofland
to each Of Jackson's slaves.
THE Philadelphia Age begs Grant
not to accept any more presants-
good advice.
THE Cincinnati Commercial sug-
gests that our laboring men will need
projection against the Chinese hordes
of coolies who work for few cents a
day.
Worship not at the shrine of Nam
mou, but honor and revere and ac'
cept Truth, the favored child of God.
Nero gave his pet monkey a fine
residence. Grants horses and Other
pets have fine houses and carpeted
palaces. Fine to be in favor with
''the Government"
A jewel in a swine's Negroe!
voting.
THE VioLks6iddi the Republican
German organ at Cincinnati is in ia
vor of "party reform and purifca
tiOn," claiming there is vast corrup
tion and dishonesty in the radical or
ganization. We hope Senator's Sher
man, Morton, the Minerva 2. NJ. anC
other leading lights will consider tn
matter
THE Cincinnati evening CHrOnicl
calls the Commercial "the' Mornil
MercenGy." Loving! and Brother
Iy!
In 1864 California gave Lincol
1928 majority over Mcclellan. L
1868 Grant got 5l4 and now the Dem
ocracy sweep the state.
California follows Kentucky i
well doing. The Gallant Democrac
of the Golden State have secured
telling victory, giving us Dem ocrat
Ic Legislature. The issue was mad
fair and square upon theXV. Amend
ment--involving Negro and Chins
suffrage.
California has thus put herself i
line against the Radical viIIauy {
} Grant. Congress K Company. Th
} State went for Grant last fall by son
} six hundred. Messrs Morton, She
l man, Hayes & Co., What thin
you of this?
IIR- PENDLETONS VIEWS.
We invite the attention of OF
. readers to the views of Mr.. Pei