The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

Pappy Taft supports Foster, though he knows
1t was that "sideboard' that beat him.
sprague said to ConRling "If you don't get
away from here at once, by Cd I'll blow your
brains out" Conk, got.
Foster should have Senator Conklin make
speeches in Ohio. Mr., Conkling, presumably, is
not so proud as he was few weeks ago.
Garfield is lauded as tariff man. Garfield
holds bis certificate to-day as an Honorary Mem.
Der of the British Free Trade Golden Club
1t is cheeky for a Republican paper to talk
about the shot gun" policy of the South when
their own candidate for Governor swore that 1t
was all lie.
few years ago the Republicans were anxious
to have Dixon, and all like him. hanged, and now
that he has been killed they give themselves up
to wailing n,
When trade was good and prices were higher
how much did Charley Foster make on a yard of
calicO-say about the time Gen. Rice was having
his leg cut off? ....
The ticket Of the Maboning Democrats is In the
field. 1t is as follows Representative, Mathew
Logan Prosecutor William Ruprecht; Commits.
soner ], NJ. soers.
The National Advance . Greenback paper pub
lished in NewarE, ohio, has followed It's Cleye.
land namesake into bankruptcy. It could not
find patronage enough to keep It alive. It was
closed up by the Campbell Press Company.
John D, Patterson, late Treasurer of Guernsey
county, who enbezzled S14 900, was taken 10 the
PeniteDtary on Saturday he is a Republican
and the Republican papers have nothing to say
about IT, They exhausted themselves on Fessler.
Some Of the Confederate Brigadiersseem to have
located themselves in comfortable quarters in
Secretary sherman's Department and upon the
recommendation Of Charley Foster This state of
affairs Is too awful to contemplate
The Democracy of Trumbull have made the
following nominations Representative, DIR. E.
Moore: Sheriff L, Greenwood; Treasurer, John
Koehler; Prosecutor Albert Thayer Recorder,
Thomas Evans; Inhrmary Director, Thomas We.
sey Coroner, H. D. Freer; Surveyor, Il. X. Wi
sell.
During the nine years preceding the panic OF
1878 we imported $500 100000 more Of goods than
we paid for with goods, while for the past six
years we have exported goods valued at S75OOOO,
900 more than we have bought abroad That is
what made resumption possible.
At steubenville, Ohio, John Sherman delivered
a speech under strip of cotton on which was
painted the motto: "Welcome to our next Presi.
dent" Very naturally the Ohio people are in a
hurry for the next 'un. The present isn't choice
article, Chicago Times.
The Springfield Republic says that General A. ".
Rice, the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant.
Governor, is a National Banker. Mr.. Rice is not
connected with National Bank and never was
He is member of private Banking house Only
that and nothing more -SanduSky Register Rep.
Look at the disagreeabe dilemma In which the
Ohio Republicans find themselves, opposing the
gallant Union Generals. When poor Mr., Foster,
in the enthusiasm of speech, cried out, We
fought four years to preserve this Union" his au.
dience burst out into outlaws and some irrever-
ent fellow responded, "No you did not; you sold
goods four years and made money while General
Ewing and General Rice were at the front" This
kind of mishap is .damaging.to eandidate.--Ntw
York Htrdld
The N. Y Tribune and Mrs. swisshelm want to
| huo" why POOi ueiehcelees "omhu ike mIs'
Sprague shall be assailed and destroyed by the
press, II Mrs. Sprague has suffered, it has been
at the hands of Conkling, but not the press, and
and it won't go down with the American people
to whine about defenceless woman, and that all
this camOr has been raised because the actors are
shining lights in the Republican party. When
Mrs, Surratt was dragged from her cell before a
military court organized to convict, with clank.
ing manacles to each ankle, by John F. Hartranft,
and sentenced to death on evidence that should
not have hanged dog, the Tribune had not a
word to say in favor of defenceleSs woman. Its
attempt 70 preserve Conkling because he is a
leading stalwart, and play the moral role, in
view of the past, will be treated as burlesque.-
PitSburg Post.