The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-05-11
NEWS, VARIETY, ANDPOINTs.

Tors now elected, and vet Is unrepresented
IN the Senate, and congress is getting
ready to reconstruct the State the fourth
time, and have still two more elected.
The election in st. Louis on the Sd inst
was for city treasurer, and Captain Fay
Tor, Democrat, was elected over popular
radical. The RepublicGl, says "a large
part Of the result is due to our German
ellow-citizens, who have shown an indie
pendent will, and who have manifested a
disposition no longer to be deceived by
party cries" Sclisgoot
"All schools must be opened to all, with
''out distinction of color" So said Sum
ner in a speech few days ago. How do
you like it?
John Speer, many years ago resident
of Medina, and editor of the Medina
Wig, who obtained considerable notorie-
ty during the Kansas-Nebraska troubles,
is charged with being a defaulter to the
tune of from 100000 to $l50,000 in the
Leavenworth District, Kansas.
An ignorant, incapable nigger has re-
ceived the appointment of Postmaster at
the University of Virginia. This is done
to annoy the students, and is a piece of
characteristic meanness. Grant us niger
The Supreme Court of Appeals of the
State of Virginia on the 29th decided that
Mayor Ellyson was entitled to the office
of Mayor of Richmond, instead of the
carpet-bagger Cahoon. This man Cahoon
was appointed Mayor during the military
rule Of General Candy, and, regarding it
as profitable position, undertook to hold
The Wellsburgh, w. Va, Herald, re-
cords the death Of Patrick Gass, at the
age of ninety mine years, for long time
the last survivor of the expedition of
Lewis and Clark over the Rocky Mount
aims te-6regon, during the administration
of Thomas Jefferson.
By the Fifteenth Amendment a nigger
may be made President or Vice President
of the United States, but citizens of for
eign birth are all prohibited by the Con-
stitution from filling either place,
A second expedition will leave Tifin
Ohio, for the South about the 18th Of
May. The fare from that point to Nash
vile and Chattanooga and return is $500
and $3.50, espectively-whieh is half
fare.-Persons desiring further inforna-
ton, can address ], T. Martin, TIffn,
Ohio.
Burlington, Vermont. has been carried
by the Democracy, for the first time in its
history.
The Democracy in several counties in
the State have already made their nomin-
ations for county officers. The campaign
promises TO open early. 1t will probably
be hot and interesting. there being Con-
gressmen to elect.
Patrick Henry Aylett, killed at the
Richmond Court House disaster, was for
merly the Confederate States District At
torney, and since, one of the editors of the
Examiner and Enquirer He was great
grandson of Patrick Henry.
Schenck saws that when he gets to hell
he don't expect to get beyond the thresh-
old before he is pounced upon by some
id greedy Pennsylyanian with an ur
gent appeal 10 put up the tariff on pig
iron. He will probably want to place
prohibition tariff on coal, and hardly need
solicitation to move in the matter.
D. P. says of Pig-Iron Kelley, with
slight exaggeration, that whenever he
gees to public dinner he makes waiter
cut him all the fancy ornaments off the
top of the pound cakes He never pays
the waiter anything for committing this
de5picable piece of larceny, but he takes
all these sugar efigies and trimmings
home, and puts them on his parlor man
tel, and then palms them off upon his
visitors as the spontaneous gifts of young
ladies of his constituency, for his splen-
did services in behalf of home industry"
The editor of the Enquirer brands Hal
sted, of the Commercial as a ''low-tOned
vulgar liar, blackguard and coward. -
This will be of no interest to Halsted.
His great passion is for 7'e1os,-NO'th
Vest
The Grand Lodge of the I. o. o. P, OF
Ohio, met in Columbus yesterday. w.
h Wyant, of this place, is the me.nber
from this section.
A violent and destructive storm visited
Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas city, and
that region, on the night of the 5th, blow
ing down buildings and doing much other
damage The storm continued during the
9th and at Omaha, boats were unable to
cross thH riysr during the day,
The radical free love, "higher law
leaders are amending the .. S. Gopstitu-
ton into "a cooked hatW
THE medical association in session at
washington I4GJ week TeluSeu 10 aunllt
negro doctors Naughty, naughty men p
Why did not Grant send a guard? Where
was Sumner2
The Freedmen's Bureau investigation
committee are unearthing some GIaek
deeds of General Howard.
At the late city election in st. Louis
the radical ticket was badly defeated. 1t
seems the German republicans vent back
on the niger. Where was Carl Schurz
The Democrats of Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
on the Goth inst, elected their Mayor by
| 4s3 majority, as well as the whole city
ticket, on tho white mans issue. Good
Down with the Fifteenth Amendment" ."
Upwith the white mans ticket
Hon. A. n. Riddle. one of the Oldest
and most highly respected members of the
bar of Cincinnati, died at his residence
there OF the 4th inst. Mr. Riddle has
served in the Legislature and was mem
ber of the constitutional convention OF
1851. His ase was 64.
Hon. William Montgomery, of Wash
ington county. Pennsylvania, diaa recent
ly at his residence, in that county. The
latter wears of his life were crowded by a
painful family matter-a son being ar
raigns5 aBd tried as one Of the murderers
of Dmmore
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