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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

CHOLERA and the plague are likely to
play part in the Russo-Turkish war.
In the campaigns of 1928 and 1929 the
Russian army suffered horribly. In the
ten months to February 1929, the Rus
sian sick were 2lO,1O8 men. The nex4
campaign in 1929 WAS no better, but the
Turks did not know it, and hence made
an ignominious peace at Adrianople. The
Russian commander, DiebitsCh, at the
peace, had not more than 10000 effective
bayonets at the foot of the Balkans. Not
more than $4,000 Russian combatants re-
turned from crossing the Balkans and
re.crossed the Pruth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS does not use
language to-day which he regrets to-mor'
row. When writing the letter in which
he said that Hayes "carrils on his brow
the stamp of fraud" he wrote with de-
liberation, and holds to this day that the
words of the letter were just. A few
days ago, when N. Y. Herald correspon-
dent asked him about the letter, he re-
piled:
"The truth is stamped upon it, and
cannot be gainsayed, and l have not yet
had it contradicted by facts. Its truth
rendered an absolute denial Of its asser
ton impossible I have never regretted
that letter, because there was the whole
truth in it, aul have great regard for
what is right"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

AN old Democratic friend showed us
the following pointed letter, from the
pen of the noted General B, F. Butler, of
Massachusetts,. Our friend had carried
it for years in his memorandum, and we
reproduce it for others TO consider, after
Grant has been tried eight years as Pres
ident. We are not sure but old Ben hit
Grant exactly:
BAY VUE, near I,anesYille, Mass,
August %, 1867,
Nv Dear Sir-I have read your letter
to Mr.. Smith on the proposed nomina-
ton of Grant with interest. Its criti-
cisms on Grants career are just. But
what will you do? You cannot get it, or
ANYTHING else concerning Grant that is
not laudatory, published. And whyP
Because both sides are courting him for
the Presidency, and 80 the truth must
not be told. We are, l fear, to try the
experiment again that we did with john
son; that is, nominate man for suppo'
sed availability, without knowing bis
principles or fitness. Grants selection
will be misfortune, because it will put
in man without head or heart, indif-
ferent to human suffering and impotent
to govern.
Respectfully yours,
BENZ. F. BUTLER.
W. Jones Needham, Mass.
If ever Butler told the truth in the
world, he did it in that letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

We had occasion to quote the other
day: "Talk is cheap, butt takes money,
care, toll and risks to run party news
paper" Falstaf says: "What is talk ?
Words; What are words? Air. A poor
reckoningp And this is true, as every
Democratic editor knows who has pub
lished a decided party paper during the
past thirty years, In 1854 was the Know
Nothing hyena howls, and in 1861 came
the war with its violence and destruction
of Democratic printing Offices, and arbi-
trary arrests and imprisonment Long
winded drawls may be valuable to those
fond of gas, but it takes stamina to en-
counter the storms we refer to.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

WE learn by the papers that Mr..
Hayes's reception last week at Philadel-
phia on the opening Of the Exhibition
was cool and tame. While the City
Councils paid especial compliments to
General Grant, by a formal tender Of the
hospitalities Of the city, Mr.. Hayes came
and went unnoticed. When facing the
crowd he created no enthusiasm, while
Grant, to make the GOODNESS more appar-
ent, was greeted with unbounded enthu-
siasm. As consequence Mr., Hayes re-
turned to Washington in an i'll humor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

A TERRIBLE gas explosion occurred at
the Wadesville mine near st. Clair, Pa,
on the 9th, killing and wounding nine
men and imprisoning five. The shaft is
eight hundred feet deep, The impris-
oned were not got out alive. The scene
at the mine was heartrending. Itwould
seem that Davy's safety lamp is little
used, and hence gas explosions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

RICHARD THOMPSON, ESQ, Hayes's
Secretary of the Navy, is out in an arti.
Gle in the Washington Nation favorable
to an abandonment of the Republican
party organization, and putting on the
habiliments of old Whiggery.-Stark
County Democrat.
There is a specimen Of Democratic
truthfulness for you. And yet we ques-
ton whether there is a Democrat in
Stark county who will think any less of
the party organ for publishing such a
bold falsehood, if indeed there is one
with sense enough to know that it is not
true.-AAiaAce PeVie7V.
Why did not the learned Postoffce or
gan at Alliance specify what was "a bold
falsehood? Is there not such a Repub-
lican paper as the Washington Nation q?
And did it not publish long and labor
ed article advocating an abandonment
of the Republican organization and re-
turn to old Whiggery2 The Repository
of April 27th had a leader on the new
party project which concludes thus;
"On the whole we find all that is good
"in this new party already in full force
"in the Republican platform, and we
will prefer to remain where we are, at
"least for the present"
AS to the real authorship, that is of
little or no consequence. We gave that
as it was currently reported, and as it is
yet believed. Democratic truthfulness"
is not responsible for the ignorance of
the Alliance Revie7v. And these are the
very fellows who put on airs of superior
knowledge, and can exclaim from their
lofty eminence of superiority, ri, m-
deed, there is one Democrat 7vtH sense
enough to kaOw :" "Ye gods and little
fishes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

CHANeE.-Mr. Ed. T.. Thompson, who
has been ticket agent at Salem for the
Ft. Wayne railroad company for the past
seven years. and previous to that time
stationed at Monroeville, was transferred
to the Canton Office Monday. A posi-
ton of this kind is the crucible to test
real merit, and it assuredly speaks well
of Mr.. Thompson, that he has been pro-
NOTED to the second largest city on the
line Of the road. Heis Carrollton boy,
being son ofou. Lisbon street neighbor
and we rejoice in bis success Carroll
Chronicle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

DIAz has reduced his Congress to a
proper state of obedience, and has had
himself duly counted in and inaugurated
as Constitutional President. Like Mr..
Hayes, he is for one term only. Having
stolen everything he could lay his hands
on, from COW up to the Presidency,
there does not appear to be anything left
for Diaz DOW but to turn reformer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17
THE REPUBLICAN WARFARE ON



HAYES
Is becoming open and bitter. Last
weeks Bucyrus Journal, which is post
office organ, and, of course, supports my
policy" of the Hayes administration,
rushes to the rescue as follows:
"MY POLICY" "DARE," FoRsooTH.
Recently the State Republican Execu-
tive Committee issued the usual compli-
mentary circular, which was sent to
prominent Republicans in the State in
viting them to sort of fconsultation meet
ing, to determine the day on which the
Republican State Convention should be
held.
The editor of the Jackson Standard re-
ceived one of these and attended, but the
State Central Committee, of its own mo-
ton, determined to hold the convention
on the first of August and the proposed
consultation meeting was not held.
Whereupon the editor of the jackson
Standard, in a letter to his own paper,
says
The fact is, the Committee dare not let
the workers Of the party be heard in
counsel. There was but one opinion as
to "my policy" and the Committee had
to drop the consultation at once, or hear
thunder from every direction.
The italics are his own.
The idea that the policy of Mr.. Hayes
will not bear discussion is simply absurd.
1t is the angry denunciation Of impatient
Republicans that will not bear discuss
ing, and the Journal "dareS" (as the jack
son Standard has it) the Standard to dis
cuss the policy of Mr.. Hayes, each paper
to print the arguments of the other, and
each argument to be limited to column
of loaded BREWER or editorial type per
week. Will the Standard cease sneering
at the policy of Ohio's pure and honest
Governor, dare accept such challenge.
Ifso it can print the following and its
answer.-Bucyu8 Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

H.W. HARTEh and Robert W. MCaugh-
ey, of Canton, James Sterling, of Fulton,
and W. H. Phelps, of Alliance, were ad-
mitted to the bar at Canton last week, at
the first days session of the District
Court. We congratulate the gentlemen
upon their very creditable examination,
and wish them fame and fortune at the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

IQUIQUE, in Peru, must be a nice place
for residence. 1t was shaken down by
an earthquake in 1868, and six hundred
people killed. The survivors built it up
again, and in 1875 three. quarters of the
town were burned up, and now the re-
maing quarter has been leveled by
the regular earthquake. 1t was the
same shock that produced the remarka-
BILE tidal wave observed at San Francisco.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

"FRAUD."-on Monday president"
Hayes, Mr.. Evarts, Mr.. Sherman and one
or two others from Washington attended
the anniversary dinner Of the Chamber
of Commerce at New York city. In the
Sun of that morning was given a good
likeness of Mr.. Hayes, and on the fore
head was the word, FRAUD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

Hon. A. R. rHA1NRs.-This gentleman
has returned home, his Senatorial term
having expired. We pre5dme no one
will gainsay the statement that he has
well and faithfully represented his dis
trict in the Legislature. He was not a
noisy or talkative member; but he was
attentive and faithful and always on duty.
His votes on all questions will challenge
the keenest scrutiny, and his espousal Of
the cause of the Agricultural masses Of
the district is to be commended, aud the
farmers can say of him, "well done, good
and faithful servant Carroll Chronicle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

HAYES ought to have supported Gree
ley in 1872. The strong willed, big heart
ed, sagacious Horace saw and advocated
the true policy, and the Democracy said,
"All right, Mr., Greeley. let bygol % be
bygones the right is always expedient;" !"
And they did.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

NOTHING Mr.. Hayes can do, however
correct in and of itself, can remove the
stamp of fraud in his uSurpation Of the
Presidency. He knows, and every truth
ful, intelligent citizen knows, that Sam
uel J. Tilden is the legally and fairly
elected President Of the United States
Let every Democrat bear this in mind,
and fail not to proclaim it on all proper
occasions,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

On May 1st part of the roof Of the
New York Post office building gave way,
killing two or three persons. A COM
mission have investigated, and report
the cause incompetency of A. R. Mullet,
supervising architect.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE had cordial
reception in Washington some days ago.
leaders in it were mostly of the disap-
pointed. This looks threatening to the
Hayes administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

In South Carolina Wade Hampton and
his friends are raising "Ned." They are
about to impeach colored Judge Wright
for drunkenness on the Bench and in
the cutters and they are about to re-
duce taxation one half,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17

IT seems that Grant, Drexel, Blaine
and other radical leaders failed to attend
the Hayes banquet in Philadelphia last
week. What does it all mean2
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17
MR.. TEETERS WITHDRA VS. AS a
CANDIDATE E0R TREASURER.

ALLIANCE, May Is, 1877.
Editor Stark Co, Democrat:
l hereby authorize you to withdraw
my name as candidate for nomination Of
County Treasurer. r. w. TEETERs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17
A. McGREGOR, Editor.

New YORK celebrated on Tuesday last
week the Centennial of its. first State
Constitution. Ohio can do that in 1902.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSAL.

21609-From Hartvlle by Cairo and Middle
Branch, to Canton, 10 miles aud back three times
q week.
Leave Hartville Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day at q. m.
Arrive at Canton at u NJ
Leave Canton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at p. m.
Arrive at Hartville by 6 p. m.
Bond required with bid $500.
Proposals to be handed into the Canton P. o.
not later than June 9th, 1877.
may17.dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17
INSURANCE.
srArE Of ONO, INsuRANcE DEpAn7MEST, !


STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, n
Columbus o., Feb. 10, 1877
Whereas, The Union Central Life Insurance Com
pany, located at Cincinnati, In the State Of Ohio
has been examined by the Superintendent Of In
surance as to its condition and business, and has
complied In all respects with the laws OF tns
State relatingto Life Insurance Companies.
NOtD Therefore, In pursuance OF laW,l william
Hill Superintendent q insurance t Ems 81 tne Sas
authorized 10 transact Its appropriate business OF
I.rf LIFE INSURANCE ~
in this State in accordance with law during the
current year. The condition and business ofsaid
Company at the date OF such examination (De-
cember 81, 1851 Is shown as iolloWs:
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up....". 100000 90
Aggregate amount Of admitted Assets,
including the sum OF 82l6 324.58 In glri 53
. premium notes and loans held by
the Company on Policies In foIee..s ,265 377 So.
Unidentified Assets, amounting t0-.," 125,2TT 63
Aggregate amount Of liabilities, in-l b lb .
GLIDING Sl,062,9S9 for reinsurance
reserve lil2O4lS "a
Amountof income for the year...... .... 49903l 50
Amount Of Disbursementsf0 for the year, 322rS4g 90
y.- rN~ In Witness Whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused
b's' the Seal Of my office to be athxed
fS0C the day and year above written.
WM, ID. HILL Superintendent
P. S.-Slnce the examination OF the above
named Company, the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Hamilton County has decided the tax Il sHis Penia-
ishes the Liabilities of the Company ssS7Ol.S6.
The statement therefore, stands thus: =. !.
Total ~ 81
Total Llabili " lVeoi't 70
Surplus 70 -
Netsurplus on basis Of admitted assets 1889 90
Witness my hand and seal officially,
[sRAL.l ,l.t w d. HILL, superintendent
lSfqf Mdrch3 1871. cull! l-
Aa-Aeents wanted IN each county Address
\. W. HARRIS, SeSy, Cincinnati, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17
GRAND OPENING I!
Saturday, May 10
R. A. DeFOREST'S
OPERA HOUSE STORE.
LADIES' GRASS CLOTH |
PGTCaI & Linen Embroidered
DRESS SUITS
AND ROBES.
This entire invoice of splendid made
Suits, Robes, Aprons, and Ready
Made Goods


Will be marked in plain figures
at the following prices:
Ladies Grass Cloth Suits, $l.45,
worth $3.50.
Ladies' Pleted Suits, $l,85, worth
Ladies' Suits, Over Skirts, Jackets,
1856, worth 500,
Ladies Embroidered Linen Suits
3.85, worth 600.
Ladies PIeeted and Corded Suits
4.85, worth 100,
Ladies Robe Embroidered Suits
sos, worth 800.
Ladies Extra Trimmed Suits T45,
worth 1000.
Ladies PerCal Emb. Suits 3'45,
worth 600. .
Ladies Black and Brown PerCal
Suits 6,65, worth 900,
Misses Suits, Aprons, and Skirt
and Robe Dresses.
Misses Grass Cloth Suits, Embroidered,
65c, worth $I25.
Misses Linen Embroidered $Io5 worth
200. ...................
Misses Linen Suits, extra Jacket $I,95
worth 800.
APRONS:
Children's School Apron I5c, worth 3oc
Misses Extra g.. " !" 35c, 4oc
Children's White Shoulder Apron soc,
worth Soc. .".....,...
Ladies' Aprons zoe, worth 4oc.
WHITE CHEMISE:
A large lot of Chemise at As & Csc
HALF PRICED ".....'.
At the same time ! will open a
Great Job In nottingham Window
Curtain LaCes from auction.
r. A. DEF oREsT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-17
& Aetrurrat

ESTABLISHED A. D. 1888,
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

This look, more like an armistice than
Campaign.
The consideration of the two parties Tor
each other has never been equed In the history oi iHo
state Neither has held any meengs Tor ieir OF SUD
jectlng tie other to cruel agitation
The Bu6ll0 Courier reminds candidates Tor
Office tha, they Will be required to take the Institutional
oath that they have not broed any voters. This JOKE IS
ar in order ali aiter tho election, and me Courier
Tr ,iiy ought To Do ashabeu
First gun for the Republicans They hold
meeting m Albany tonight. at which stewart T. Wood
ford and Grenye Trcr ain arc 20 s2oat Ceus is[lns
that the election IA fully ten days on yet 'uis may Os
considered ~ unusually carly start
Charles II. Duel, who has been dominated
FOR the Assembly by the Republicans In TIE Nlth A.
sembly District Is Of exConni'soner " fnieA''
4 H. Dura Mr Dnol d. graduate o. i'mi.io College
and though vet youls man. In usni' r'""'" - ~
for character and ability.
There seems TO be an excellent prospect of
Wrestling the lst Assembly District OF Columbia county
from the Democrats. ~ spite 0f nsua' HdVrt'c mV'fp
Of 500 George H. Power. the Republican nominee IS
a very popular nan. aud his legislative career e ~
marked contrast 10 that OF Biz Deoocre c9nprttIh. ~.
La the district hc won by ~ u'au@ 'A' '''' ' ~
hnpOrtlnt m the next iegslaiurr'
Another Marvin is a candidate for the SEN
ate The Hon. james II. Graham Lac declined t"' i''
publican nomination In The &allld District ana 90
thaulel e. Marvin oi Dcawar" County, H. n'sn i' 'a
Iiis gentle h1s -o0i pr'rifeA "i S-''
cess The other Marvin. who told tho ro9psth pcm,c,
racv that e shouldn't subscribe toward any iinS nht no
printing, hss none NhlleF's'
Ex-Speaker Iittleiohn seems 10 be rather IN
unsteady pary man. Ee let ttc Rop1hhcan parry l'r
the Libcrae. IN 1872 became Democrat ard sia''d
Dcrnocrat until is7G wien he went lck 10 the h'l.
cans in disgust With Tdols nomination Now, lh i''''
Lo has aroused of Republicans BY aiticAs' -
public speech the Republican canddato 'ot sn',"f ln
toe Oswcgo district. Nj lIppH' 4ne''ne' '' ".'''-
johu Is mighty Onsar'i IN
And now The iron Press asks lts readers I'd
believe ,bat .,he caunl robbers rove" aud nov"
against Allen C. Beach II they do. u sa ease Of BLACK
iuglntitudc Whom NJ. Beach was lu TIE 'i"' h''"'
his nrel ct enabled she canal robbers o g"" fai "s
tn xuense II the state and for Tho past Two years no
~. 49,, ulffleal iaftptAI"f lNtN uMt NM
,oI eal and rfl their hoV'ng 10 % h"i9 alnns Us
ELECTION ant rhe iroB ircss knows IT,
The new Conkliugpaper, Tho Ui'ca Republican,.
seems 10 b. unie. tie ,npres-Ou TIA, somebody INSIDE
IN. Rrnubisau ranks ~ blame fot the condiloa of
tnattsrs aud thugs IN gsGer. speaking oi senator
Conklines ndoiity 10 says: "rherc has never been
time since tire conyusye throes OF its birh called the
Nation to it. feet that he has not advocated It's success
with unparalleled power and geniusi and having 80
dome now when the grand old party stasgerns undcr
IN, open assaults OF it, ayOwod enemies and the di
haraval of ia domestic foes Republicans who have
sared the glory Of IL Achie' are hos "" o1ss
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
1uocr TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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RANKING House AND BANKERS 1h id0e-o'H Vo'uini'
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