The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-08-16
PRESS REMARKS.

CHICAGO TRIBUNE Deacon Billy Nc
Kee has changed his hymn, Il plant my
feet on the Gospel rocks, and save my
nickles for the missonary-box, and sings
pathetically, "0le Uncle Sam is a-suing
of me, and l save my niCkles for the pay
ing Of he."
ONO STATE JoURNAL-We doubt
whether Rev. Mr.. Moody, the Evangelist,
would like it if he knew that the Even
ing Dispatch of this city had been pass
ing off his picture as alikeness Of Bergin,
the Mt. Vernon murderer.
TIFFGN ADvERTIsER.-M West edited
a Know-Nothing paper at Bellefontaine
in 1854, and was elected ProseCuting-At'
torney on that ticket the same year. 1t
is of no consequence, but as Republican
papers opened out on Mr.. Bishop, and
sought to bring odium upon him by false
ly charging that he was elected Mayor of
Cincinnati on the Know Nothing ticket
in 1859 three years after that party had
been absorbed by the Republican party,
it is in order to show up their own can
didate's recordSon that matter.
MERCER Co. STANDARD,-With Bishop
from Cincinnati to teach the RAIDS moral
ity, who will be we'll supported by the
Pillars of the Democratic Church, and
Supreme Judge o. K, our State Govern
ment will be in good hands. The HO1UeLlS
caused by Democratic Burns may hurt
Republican ears, but judicious Tanning
will cool them off; while the German poet,
jSchiLder of Ross, will send a Martin to
Cleveland to warble sweet songs in the
ear of Fitch. A little hartshorn, quick!
BURLINGTON Ia.) GAZETTE. Secretary
John Sherman is of the opinion that the
Republican party will carry Ohio by 20,-
900 majority this fall, but equally good
Judges with John estimate the other way;
and John might wake up some nice fall
morning to find his calculations all
knocked on the head. The Ohio Repub-
licans are not as unanimous as they used
to be; there's division in the camp, and,
ifthe old proverb only holds good in their
case, "they can not stand"
SMTHFGELD MANUscRIPT-Judge West,
the Republican candidate for Governor,
was an out-and-out Know-Nothing in
1854. He then edited the Logan County
Gazette in the interest OF Know-Nothing-
ism. A few extracts from the Gazette Of
1854 would prove mighty funny reading
just now.
BALTIMORE GAzETTE.-General Howard
and four hundred and fifty mules are pur-
suing Joseph as rapidly as possible. This
is the latest news from the seat of the In
dian war, and it is decidedly encouraging
Our faith in Howard, we confess, is some
what limited; but we have unbounded
confidence in the mules.
DAYTON DEMocRAT.-As Mr.. West, the
CommunistiC candidate for Governor, as
sisted Mother Stewart in the crusade bu-
siness three years ago, it is suggested that
the old lady should lend a hand in max
ing him Governor. She ought to do this
on the principle that turn about's fair
play" Besides, West told the Cincin-
natl women that he wanted to "live and
die crusader"
ST. LOUIS sTIMEs-Secretary Sherman is
booked for one financial speech in Ohio
during the campaign. The celebrated or
der Of Brother HAYES prohibits Office
holders from meddling with politics, but
a temporary suspension ofthat order will
be quite excusable if it results in plain
and open exposition Of his Secretary's
financial views and policy.
NASHVILLE AMERIcAN.--John Sherman
is winning golden opinions from all sorts
of bondholders.
BANGOR (Me.) CoMSfERoIAL.-The sun
of Ohio Republicans is now in the West,
and will finally set on the second Tues
day of October.