The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
rDIrORIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EDITORIAL, CoRREsPpNDENGEe
Got to ST. Louis last night Seventy
six editors Of us; many with wives and
other members OF family. Dined at
Xipceppes and were greeted by Cover.
nor Williams Blue Jeans''), who hap
peued to be there, His home is in that
county, Knox, fifteen miles from Vim
eennes which Is town Of ten thousand
inhabitants, Our trip through Indiana
and Illinois was whirling one, making
the SAG miles from s a. m., to p. No.,
rather within the twelve hours, inclu.
ding stoppages. The Globe Democrat Of
Saturday morning, Grant stalwart organ,
thus speaks:
OHIO EDITORS ON THE wISG--AwAY OUT
WEST,
The Ohio Editorial Association arrived
in st. Louis last evening by special
train over the Ohio & Mississippi rail-
road. There are in the party seventy
six bona flde editors, fity-three of them
being Republicans politically, and twen-
ty.three Democrats. Many OF them are
accompanied by ladies, which swells the
number of the party to 1876 They are
quartered at the Lindell. To-day and
o.morow will be devoted to doing Saint
Louis, the visitors being under escort OF
members of the local press, and the gen.
tlemen who contributed to the fund to
defray the expenses Of the entertain.
ment #
The excursionists are on their way to
spend a few days among Natures won
ders, so lavishly displayed in Colorado,
Leadville, whose growth reads like an
Arabian Nights tale, will be inspected
and all of the attractions noted, The
Association met in Cincinnati on last
Wednesday, and remained in session
two days, among other thing electing the
following oThCeT5:
President-I. F. Mack, Register, San
dusky, 0
Vice President-E. T. Kidd, Gazette
Ohio.
secletary-Wm, G. McClintoCk, West
ern ar, Lebanon, 0.
Assistant Secretary-Lizzie Darst
Herald and Union, CirCleville 0.
Treasurer-E. X. Alderman, Register
Marietta, o.
After being most royalty entertained
for two days by the ever liberal and pub
lie spirited people Of the Queen City
they yesterday, through the courtesy 0
W. w. Peabody, General Superintend
ent of the Ohio & Mississippi railroad
occupied train of three coaches and {
Pullman car, and leaving Cincinnati a
5 IS a: IEal
kept road TO the Future Great, arrivinl
here at 720 p. m. The train was in car
of s. j. Peabody, Secretary to the Super
intendent, and Mr.. G, S. Cone, Genera
Passenger Agent Of the Ohio Il Missis
sippi railroad.
A stop was made at VinCinnes for din
ner, where they were treated to mag
nifcent repast, being the guests of tn
railroad company. A brief interlude oC
cnrred here, in brief address by Gov
Williams Blue Jeans) who accidental.
met the party. The Governor yieldin
to loud calls, responded in his happies
style. Being Governor of Indiana, b.
could not claim to be Buckeye, but h
reflected with pride that he was mex
best thing-au ex native-haviDg bee
born in Ohio, at very early period G
his existence.
It was, however, left to the Globe Den
ocrat to properly observe the arrival
this distinguished party. The GLObt
Democrat force managed to intervie'
every one of the editors ofthe excursio
and the seventy Elk conversations wer
faithfully reported, and were taken dun
ing the time it took the train to 20 aCros
the great bridge. A collection of Obi
editors is very apt to be- body combin
ing great deal of intelligence and pre-
fessioDal worth. This is to be expecte
from State which has party paper i
every county. All Ohio editors are grea
politicians. All 0nioanslive in an atmoi
phere of politics. The party lines ar
drawn very close, and a victory on e
ther side very rarely exceeds 5000 ms
jority.
The opinion of seventy-six intelliger
representatives of as manv Constituer
cies was desired by the Globe DemOcro
In order that the work should be don
thoroughly, a staff of eighteen reporter
were ordered to the work, and put vi
der general management. To secul
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white satin badges were prepared, upo
which were printed;