The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-24

OHenueT, Ao NOhHVlNNhNN' - ~ ~ N''s
when circumstances so combine that con-
cealmentis no longer possible, that the
light oftrulh and honesty is ever permit
ted to penetrate into the dark places of
the public service. The Whisky Ring,
the Smuggling Ring and other combina-
tions 10 defiaud the revenue and distress
honest dealers, have only come to Hght
SINCE eompetent man was ,calledto ne
Ticabmys Who can surnise What VII
result when the same process is carried
ont in the Office once oceupied ny WI
liAms, tlleserviceabIe Oregon lawyer, r,who
Vas willing to use the legal machinery
oftl Government to screen political
fayorites, but who lacked the brains TO
make bis actions even assume the SEM
bance of possibility?
lu The end draws nigh, aud soon the
name and. spirit Of theg gpartyslHAieh. Tor
80 long has d0mineered over us will be
known only in the memory Of It's iniqni-
tous deeds Applause. An impover-
ished aud almost bankrupt country--one,
ONLY saved from fierce sectional feudsand
fratricidal strife by the energetic opposi-
ton made by the Democracy plumber
ed and exchequer, and system Of mill
tary governments in the South such as
North America never before beheld, are
among the treasures which the Republic
can marty beqlieathes to history The
reign OF the Spaniard in Central and
South America has been paralleled by
the thefls OF the carpet -baggers in the
Southern States. In fact the transactions
of the latter exceed those of the former;
and when. in future years, the student
shall compare the transaction Of the one
with the other, he will discover that
while the Spaniard excelled in courage,
the carpet -bagger transcribed him far in
the extent and audacity of his theits.
[Applause] -,
No more auspiCious day could have
been selected han the centennial ami.
versary of that Battle of Bunker Hill
which, one hundred years ago, served to
unite all the American Colonies in one
compact opposition to the encroachments
ofthe mother country. The conquests of
'73 and "a were our Lexington and our
Concord to-day the gladstone thunder
of the one hundred guns, which com
memorates The noble deeds Of ancestral
patriots, NJ FP'tN nTy !oSs nSv H.
our res'ru !or tiet, T S,yl'ou9 aie T3n .i"n
tion assembled pronounce against those
grosser arbitrary eXcesses of power and
viler breaches Of trust committed in our
own land and in our own day by an
administration wholly recreant to the
p1t p,oS @ ~ UI a., 80 co,ia5P bn"n - solact q
WyalS vo,u"y 49, o ~ .pl.o.J ohnii % hs y
s,ailuara t neaIe' "ooo 40 ausvru ,s ' &c osa
',son n.mnE r,iUC r;nc;r,eo " WI wbicb animated the
IH",.oup,;n nart,, in tha dov of ita vic.
,,l,,, s;nCt"s,S pa3 hat cr of universal
'~a,9 'nnJ'";il nj all sectional h,rmonv soon IN
Soou, " n.oTIIl76S ~ Giiu "t,1 :. l. r,sot that
,I,t " ,Sa ",,', shorI,ihh nna whns. nuhlir
pnta . ae .e dir"r,Iv @ o'y,ossd ~ that nolicv Of
%ato o,9 u,i,irh tnI sd many vears bas been
ti"e' .Ea So,,;,'ont INV W ;namnnre in Rannblican
WV IL G" Tho h"so nnIinr Ihirh would
oou.'s',' I,. u iand @ "'"r "r r on Tretand of The
u"'I 'n"Nl oo,,~"eroJ ] sui,;ny.tad and on.
s,1,'na Uu., ,'r1,;mrl V in tbe bSsT, of the cam.
I'',rS mon weppI,h| pi Vas rtbuked by OHIO, two
vears aco when she selected for the
ih;nf Tal Ns,,.tr'ny 9s0 " ,i,at wise and nrndent
s,"to.,,oH "e' nds ond natri0tic citizen William
'i' 49, GTromapJous % annIanse What
more ftiine rebnke TO tie lawIess and
rnconst;tutional acts ofthe Admipistra-
uncoS(loGero,,at aCs to tbe ti'v thern Ststes
.ioi' II ,etI'1'VS ~ 80, w LIZ h;s ,,,osaoon 10 tho
man pien.,uS ,1 thn w o,,;sisns rSnrna.
t;,n br;"a.hlesscd is Ohio that she
has such son; thrice happy should we
H. ~, Geaoe namo"racv M Of ohio is possessed Of
snch n worthy and distinguished repre-
suvti su.,tosiro "V''"' "n'' ''''' '0
WIN VIII roro.ed oxnress;on of thanks
49, ~" n,;,I i"e" ,En ot,1ant w;ei, and conf.
~ o, ,"o ~,' t,ot m COW daI;herations NAV he
S,,,;JeJ bv wisd6nn % nv and harmony and that
IN tho COMING October your hbors here
r ond 1'ir IL t iSa ca5 yass nav he rewarded with
that degree Of success which shall again
,nas , tIs ~ 80 ~ ~ ma not;nn to Obio and
- .u.t ~ tS$sr;aSan and onnrcsscd citizens
nca"e oF Fnwor', ~" sactinn once mora rejoice that
~ ~ oyv; y,,r,;ce ofObio nronounree II favor of
tnc ~ o@ ei ,,;a,,c, ] ana Deroocracv GAn.
npneS'I n '''''0I '''''0I "' 'f
piatHe' av'.i -. 3, ,,.,,o., ,do,oir;rothe Copven.
.io'' nn ~ +, annt;no to Sdisctisa the cues
t!on, ,T a.,r,PI,ng n. n"t NJ ~ issre bv @ Won
llons I' v'a. ny !.oooaS "~ E Eu;,b - Tho hnsness Of
an, s re"'' y p'0'''N " ''1 '
n"Hr, R,,.;ro tho doliverv Of Mr. yance's
speech, The rain and hal! poured down
The IL tnnnIt Of the storm.
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IhAFoHNH' o'''N'l"A "a 'a"''
Secretary ,l,l
John A. Mcmahon seconded the nom
ination, saying that Mr.. Gould was the
first one to suggest holdlng ConIentioh
on this nay, the anniversary OF = buhSe{ N S,g
hll, ana IL was "PP'ol''i''s '''''' w ~ y
be chosen ..-..,,, c,,.o4orio. s,oro
temporary Assistant '''''''"''''
appoln,,od, ,,o.,, ror,od os COMMITTEES