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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
Net at Columbus yesterday and nominat-
ed the following State ticket:

Net at Columbus yesterday and nominat-
ed the following State ticket:
Governor-Isaac c. Collins, of Hamilton.
Lieut. Governor-A. Saunders Piatt, Of Logan.
Judge Supreme Court long terml-P. B. Ewing,
of Fairfield.
Judge of Supreme Court (short term)-D W. G.
Louden, of Brown.
Attorney General-Seraphim Meyer, of Stark.
Comptroller of Treasury-C. P. L Butler, Of
Board Of Public works-Jamss McBetA, of Al.
len.
Treasurer-John Harshman, Of Montgomery.
The following is, in substance, the re-
solutions passed at the Liberal Conven-
ton, yesterday.
/. That citizens should support the best man
presented for official positions.
? That new party is demanded in the inter-
ests of the people.
J. That the Republican party, being in the ma
jority, and those Democrats who aided in the sal
ary grab and other corruptions, deserve con-
demnation-
5. Favoring diminutiOR lin numbers of Fed
eral officers. 5
8. Grants OF land and fostering of monOpolies
are unjust and oppressive.
I. Opposition 10 electing bank officers to seats
8, Demand home government in all LEGAL
affairs.
8. That officers should have fitness and EN-
cheney, and that in the appointment OF them the
Exse.tiVe should return to the practice of the
early days of the Republic.
10, The duties on imports should be for reve-
nues only.
IL. In favor OF repeating all laws that de not
work well for the interest Of the working man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
THE SENATOR.

We find the interest taken in regard to
our nominee for the State Senate is on the
increase. Even regular Republicans, who
desire to have our district continue to be
somewhat capably and respectfully repre-
sented, are constantly asking, who will
be the Democratic Liberal candidate.
They point with some pride to the late
Senator, Arvine G. Wales, man of in
tegrity and requirements, and also to Hon.
H. S. Martin of our city, who preceded
Mr.. Wales. Those Republicans do not
think Mr. Perdue, who managed through
certain ring managers to beat Mr.. Har-
desty, although the latter got l24 msjori-
ty OF the popular vote, is competent or
suitable man for the position. They think
it would be simply ridiculous to elect
such a man TO represent this Senatorial
district, and hence beg CT US to nominate
q gentleman of character and respectable
requirements. We have no doubt our
friends will do SO. --
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

The Chicago Tribune says "The .enor
and drift of ex-senator YAtes's speech at
Griggsville, on the Fourth Of July, was
that, although he may have had deliriu m
trsmens, he never had the grabs. He
frankly confessed all his short comings
and faults, but said they were offenses
against himself When at Washington,
the victim of his one unconquerable weak.
ness, the various Credit Mobilier states
men either looked down upon him with
contempt, or, if they took any notice, OF
him, it was to make an ostentatious dis
play of their Christian zeal for his reior-
nation. In his speech at Gnggsville, he
took up the several actors in the Credit
Mobilier and various other fFauds. and
ventilated their history and their hypoc-
risy. 1t was rather severe upon his old
official associates for him to call attention
to the fact that, while perhaps their hands
did not shake, they were not SO cle@n as
as his own. .e..eo.s -771 L
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

The Pittsburgh Commercial. radical. is
not pleased that Dana ofthe N, Y. Sun
was not fOrciblyl captured and taken from
New York to. Washington, there to be
tried before one of Grants dirty police
courts, before scoundrel judge who would
dispense with all law. T6e5 comulereial
now says nlreedom to the Press means
that Dana may lie and blaekguard asnueh
ss hs pleases." Judge Blackford,s, deci-
sion against taking Dana to Washington
to be tried for libel shows some regard
for law and some hope against tyranny.
One charge against George III was that
he transported citizens charged with mis-
demeanors TO be tried by strangers in a
foreign land, - rs@ii- 70 -. i-i =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

HENIY WARD BEEcHR announces that
the people "havs now to fight against a
great evil diffused through the political
atmosphere. debilitating the moral health
of the people, and corroding by an invis-
ible process, the vitals of society,"" as
shown in the low tone of public life. in
the decay of Conscience, and the abandon
ment of political life by SO many men Of
trained iatellects and sslfrrespeCting char
acters. Now, would it not be e1pedient
for that gentleman to ask himself whether
the reign of a party under whose admin
istration all these things have been
brought about, is for the moral health Of
the country2 '-'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

THE Rep 4 Rep last week vas savage
over our nominations, especially thai our
convention dared to nominate Liberals,
calling thsm ourl'.new allies" and stat.
ing that ''they always were to the Repllb-
llcan party mere campfollowers," and that
l,.they really went over from purely self
ish motives" ~ @
The ring organ that approves of Grants
Salary Grab measure. surely did not in
tend to say that such. citizens as Mr..
Edward Brooke Of Marlboro, Col. I. S
Webb Of Massillon. the McDowells of
Plain. the Pieros and Koontzs of our Sd
ward, the McKiRneys and others Of the
lst ward, the Hicks's and Ranks and
others Of the End ward, and many others
we might name, all over the county,
abandoned the corrupt party in power,
"from purely selfish motives" 20
1t seems to have aggravated the Court
House organ, to see in our convention 50
many staunch and earnest Liberals, and
TO know that they mean business. II
It appears, too. that the Rep 4 Rep
organ cannot tell the truth about Mr..
cbance-Would not, probably, if it could.
We remember last fall how they vilifed
Judge Frease, because he spoke true
word occasionally for Horace Greeley and
eontrasted the man of intellect and hon
estV with the unprincipled cormorant Of
Long Branch. Horace Greeley. the COM
peer and equal OF the wise and the good
of any age and Grant, the boon compa-
nion OF horse jockeys, wbiskey suckers
and other doubtful characters.
Our neighbers Ae-under a mistake,
perhaps-when they say that Mr.. Chance
in the convention got 'about one vote
IN ten." He got only Is votes less than
half, and the entire vote cast was 1o4. =
Towards the close of its article the Rep
& Rep admits the respectability Of Mr..
Brooke and also Mr.. John Mock of our
city, who was brought forward by friends
as worthy and suitable man for Rec
order. It's 6rst paragraph, however, il
sweeping in its malignity and venom
toward all Liberals. We regret to see so
little Christian in the Grant organ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

HAD it not been for Grant the Salary
Bill could not have become law, and he
assumes the responsibility. Butler intro
dueed the Salary Bill in the House, and,
finally fought it through, and Grant has
given him control of the Federal patron
age in Massachusetts,, and is trying to
make him Governor of that State. Bing-
ham reported the Salary Bill to the House
"w1th the recommendation that it do
pass" and Grant has made Bingham
Minister to japan with salary of $lS,-
500 a year. Under this law of Grant
member of Congress may draw from the
Treasury Sc ,25o before Congress meets,
and resign without even taking the oath
of Office, while he has received $6,250 for
doing nothing. This fore-pay is funny
feature of Grants Salary law. But a
funnisr feature was to double his own
pay, making it fifty thousand year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
NEWS ITEMS.

The Treasury department Is paying the
claims for 2n per cent. additional compensation,
ment in Washington, under the act of 1887
About 500 such claims wore paid last week, and
at least 500 remain to be paid.
6ETTYsBuRa, Pa. July 2T.-Rev shumaker
d d. Professor in the Theological Seminary a
this place, died suddenly last night, agsd "a
killed by moving machine on Friday. The
owner Sss dssplY affected by theloss, but he said
ter Of persons, and sold the hide for a dollar.
The gentleman who asserped that his friend
never opened his mouth without putting his foot
very sorry, but when he- made the assertion he
did not see the size Of his friends foot.
Convention in Des, ,Moines on the 18th of August
Excellent candidates for the Legislature have
already been pat in the field, and II as good mon
are nominated for State ofiees, all the tears that
Harlan can shed over $4,000 check won't save
Carpenter.
--On Friday a terrible fire broke out in Balti-
more destroying eight blocks of buildings and
causing a loss Of one million of dollars. no.
-Russsll the murderer e orottF, vas hanged
The police OF st Louis are on the track of
the Iowa Railroad robbers. I ff.g
There has been no deaths from cholera in
Cincinnati since the goth inst.
The committee at work on the books Of the
Brooklyn Trust Company make but slow pro-
Ere6s, Many depositOrs are tardy in sending in
their deposit books, and some refuse to send
them at all.
that General Kaufmann, the successful leader
Of the Russian army in KhiVa has been ordered
by the Russian Governments to undertake an ex-
pedition against the Tureoman tribes.
Russia has concluded treaty with KhiVa
The Khan promises to pay 100000 roubles to
Russia and to abolish capital punishment ia re-
turn for which Russia guarantees the independ-
ence Of Khiva- Russian troops will occupy Khiya
until the indemnify is paid.
The carlists are said to be marching on Mad
rid with 6.0(0 men.
The President of the Committee of Public
Safety in Madrid has fled that city.
The Germans have liberated the crew OF the
Carlist vessel Vigiiantss. and the Carlists prom
ise not to interfere. with 8ermsn shipping at
Carthagena for three days, TO give the ofhcsrs
time 20 hear from Berlin
"A Danbury man who has lost his wife gave
local poet fine mess Of eels for embalming her
in verse. The poetry is written in red ink, and
has a neat boTder in blue, and altogether forms
an ingenious deFiee for sottening grief Beside,
he doesn't care for eels HIMSELF ---iN
i'm general engagement near Pampeluna
the CaEliais were successful
The Queen Of England has notified Parlla-
ment OF the approaching marriage of the Duke Of
Edinburgh, and asked that provision be made
therefor. =
The Radical Treasurer Of South Carolina ad-
mits that SS91 oo0 Of State bOnds nave been "le-
gally disposed Of" by Radical officials.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

TIE Sandusky Register, agood Repub-
Iical paper, is disposed to talk out against
the wicked men of its party. Something
will have to be done with the Register.
Hear it. ....
'srhe Republican members Of CORgrsss could have
voted down the Increase Of Salary bill Repub-
lican Pestdent could have vetoed the bill after 1t
had been passed by = corrupt Congress, nd q
Republican Administration could have Kept its
sponsibiIity Of dealing with the corrupt factions
OF New Orleans with the people of that State. .
Let MS clean our own stables; let Us frankly adj
mit our own faults, and teach our enemies that
much a. We love the Republican party aad its
princibles, no false sense Of duty will prevent
from seeing ourselves Rs others see US, aAd as
we are.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

a5r returned his back pay and met his Creator
with clear conacienco," Is the solemn conclu-
sion of an obituary on a deceased western con-
Eressman And was cheap 81 $3.50. Med ad-
Wise the late member IRON the nth TO invest
Rep Rep 1a,i at
The above allusion has reference to ex.
Congressman ]. A.. Amber. According
to our neighbor it is criminal for Amber
TO take his part of the Salary Grab, though
hs Eoted against it, hut the Rep & Rep,
like the other radicals, has not a word 10
say against Grant, whose signature made
the act a law. The grab is terrible in
Amber, but all right in Grant
Strange such difference there should be,
TYIxt tHeedle dunn and twesdle dunn desI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
Thirty Years Experience OF an Old

Mrs. WlnsIaVgs's SOOthInE BYrup Is
the DreEeriPI1on OF one Of the best Female
Ikysrcians ana Nurses in the IInited States. and
has been used for Thirty years With never fail
ing safety and success by millions OF mothers
and children, from the feeble infant of one week
old to the adult IL correcls acldity of the stOm
and gives rest, health and comfort to mother
and ehildF We belieye It to be the best and sur
est remedy in the Yorld tp AZ cases ef pFs4H.
or it arises from Teetbfng or from anycother
cause Full directipps for using will aec9npany
each bottle. None Geauine unless the fae-slmiIe
Of CURTIS 4 PERKINs Is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all MedicineDeAlers. 6-ly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
sENAToRIAL CONVENTION,

The Delegates, elected to the Democratic
and Liberal Senatorial Convention for this
District, composed ofStark and Carroll, are
hereby notified to meet at Waynesburg,
on Thursday, August 2Ist. prOximo, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate to
be supported for the State Senate at the
next October election. a. a7~---if !.
sae' THOMAS HAYES,
Chairman Carroll Co. Com,
w. A. LYNCH, D.
Chairman Stark Co. Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

SIMON CAMERON, the chief of the Penn.
sylvania addition, division, and silence
ring; Thomas Murphy, the head of the
New York Custom-hOuse ring; and Mos
by, of Virginia, have declared for Grant
for third term. The ring leaders know
their man,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

IT is said that old man Grant bequeath-
ed his fortune of $4,000 to his three
daughters, leaving Ulysses never cent.
What that poor, unfortunate orphan is to
do now for a living is more than we can
tell Courier JoilT1lak
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
Lynch Law in Ohio.

CIxcIsNATI, July 2s.-At Ragersviils, o., on Sat-
urday night during the trial OF man calling him
little girl nine years Of age, the lights were ex-
tinguishsd' and the prisoner knocked down,
dragged ont Of doors, shot twice with reYolvers,
until dead
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31

WHEH the RepubhcaA party has given
up its power to Plunder. the Democratic
party will consider the question of giving
up the ghost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 9Th, 1873

AT IL O'clock A. n, in the city OF Columbus, TO
nominate the following candidates for State ON
ces: Governor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Two Sn-
preno Judges-long and short term, Attorney-
General, Treasurer. Comptroller Of the Treasury
Member Of the Board OF Public Works
The Democratic state Executive Committee
have fixed the basis OF representation at one deli
egate to each county as county. one delegate
far every 500 votes, and one delegate for every
fraction of $50 and over. given 70 General Wiley
for Secretary of State in October, 1879, which
Matchmaking copntiaa. 49, 1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
THEE THE FoRE1oCK.

speeches and professions are well enough to
arouse temporary enthusiasm and get men out
do httle 70 permanently strengthen a party. In
their effects they are like IRE Of brushWoOd.=
Tney craekIe and illuminate, but are too tran
newspaper Is the steady FIRE of the furnace that
melts and moulds pubic sentiment, and by Ap-
pealing to mems reason and Judgment, instead
Of their passion and prejudice, helps to place a
party on a solid and enduring foundation Eve
~ Democrat who helps TO put q reliable Demo
cratic nswspaPer IN the hands Of his nsighbor is
crat can view without regret tho loss Of pres
tige which the pemocFstic party Of this county
1t up again 70 il formeF standard should Be the
ambition OF every one who truly loves the prins
ciples which he processes. When q Demoeratic
erAt in tha county = long step will have been ta-
ken in the right direction We behave We make
paper that has only to be seen to be appreciate ed
and we ask our friends TO aid its circulation and
thus enable us to do more good in the Demo-
cratic field OF labor. II from any cause any one
should prefer eay other Democratic papeF.6y all
means assist him In getting It; but be sure that
the whole held is so thickly planted With Demo-
cratic seed that there shall be no room for sim
has attended our efforts thus faT has EiTen US
new courage, and We feel like being one of the
many who will take hold and make vigorous
effort to aehisye success Of which We shall all
be proud-@-SerGntoB (Pa-) Times.
These excellent words are worth the at
tention of every democratic reader of the
DEMosRAr. In general the work is left
till the last moment and then but inefi-
ciently done, which might as we'll be
done in advance and thoroughly. Let
those who desire Democratic victory
begin by increasing the circulation of
Democratic newspapers noa0. fI...t