The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-02
AND NOW TIE CASE GOES 70 THE
=. PEOPLE FOR JUDGMENT.
Reasons Why No Good Citizen
Should Vote for Garfield.
Col, FOTlGy'S NCOICliIg Arrangement 0
The Republican Candidate.
" A Sneak, a JObber and an ImpOstOr "
Convicted of Corrupt
Practices.
[Forney's Progress.

lFOTneys Progress
have lust finished biography Of Gen, Win.
field Scott Hancock the Democratic candidate
for President Of the United States, which has
been one OF the congenial labors of my busy life.
In less than month have prepared volume
of FIVE hundred printed pages, and this week the
book will be on sale. My publishers Hubbard Il
Brothers, this city, assure me that they have
never issued work from that establishment for
which there has been so universal and cOntinu'
ous demand; all Of which is agreeable to me
but chiefly because 1t indicates, what honestly
believe to be true, that the public sentiment in
favor Of General Hancock has become so over.
whelmiug that the people are anxious to hear
what radical Republican has to say of Demo
cratic candidate for President of the United
States. There are many other books about Han
cock. As write see several advertised or pub
lshed on my table, all Of them, no doubt, better
than mine; but the fact that mine is wanted by
so many shows that there is fresh audience
outside of the mere party that has nominated
General Hancock, do not think could give
stronger reason for the Hancock toom thsn this
unusual demand for my campaign lie OF my
dear friend, the General
BRyil G decided to support Hancock for PTest'
dent of the United States, however, find that
there is another audience not quite as anxlCusto
hear what l have to say; that one decides
AGAINST me in advance. The parties to this pro.
ceading are gentlemen who think that 1t is an
offepse for an independent Republican to have
any voice in public affairs that is not tset to the
CHI orus of the Qepublican ring. As long as you
sipo IN their choir and echo their senti'
ments and obey their covenants you are saint;
hut ~ YOU utter discordant note you are
,roi,or. I am traitor now because / do no
syv,ng the censer to General Garfield, am in
consistent because l spoke well Of Garfield after
his nomination for President. am glad did.
uis nomination was q relief from the men who
osssssinated Grant at Chicago Garfield was bet
tor than the Cficeholding and othce'hunting
noI iticians who after hunting down the lion, ex-
nected TO drink his blood, to feed upon his fame
and to rally the party he had saved twice rom
min to their support Garfield was better Than
Tho bvprocrites who howlrg civil service and
boldinp I'D third term, as they said, sought the
D res,dency only for themselves after having
hoer longer in Office than four times the length
- ono term. But did not know General Gar
OF 9ne eonrd, had never examined il, II was
neiu @ 81 bnsiness to keep up list OF his jobs
no. ~ rSot Sepn fye times in washington 10 ten
oS, na'S md do not know what lhe NEW lesuers OF
ye Republican party nave ny I9s his
l nnTnt
| their ,Gon tor President the country was al
nom ln es ignorant ss myself Whst II Is an men
most % ,n and il revolt from II 1t was because
fonnd il different ion TnS Ids occseTs eTs Su
lieVeo hoVs wv V He was brought to the bar by his
| not Demooi Nv nv the Republican press and the Re-
own PSi of his own county Dy tne htpuIDilcMsn an
iiees Of his own Ooi hjob be "
the RepuDliSSDb bv a Republican court of justice,
member so,d snN been known at Chicsgo General
HAD tnis nnooS,Id not have been DGminhleu run
SsorTnation enables me 10 SPIHH Iat Rennbiicsn
when l ahseI' NOTE, equally those on he ground
| leader OF any hose who came to save Grant, tnat
to stay anSd anaSdmit, on rejection, thGt GGineIus
Saiection was 6lunueE Spe was Van Hsn escspe ." M
| worse tnSn SInlopatsry of the Treasury telegIaphed
Sherman, SER GREAT peril. That peru was
GaIneiS S,t ,be result shows t9at waS SSa. Sn tS h
cape il was not oIsCe saiSeOTh This being the fact with
| a Tremendous $40 the murder OF Grant ana by
those bO vsiny tried 10 shleu IS d
tnose VIZ WIZ other and outslGe hepuSitSSLS 80 w w
what WetSTjSSte WetTj of the Repuphean party wns nO' I
The candloSte Ui and when he was found hraily,
even uatk HO The fatal war on Grant anu Dy nis m
struck "hi shaieetion, he exclaimed; wa WIZ Tilt
suu,an think Of met nc ,oor,ei iettar NJ
consciousness spegRi1sSs 1sSsnddered before the fact
his own Jon title he could not Weat anu al ne ne
that he heG i,wI wON under load that must npaHy
break him. r .Lo fayv hrpotten facts
Al that moment, inst as as 'Ts 'TpsemocrStic em National
Ne IecoTd came out, the I"it De and nomi mated
Convention ,ecOcs met az for President, When saw
Winfield nht broke around me-a ngns aEu E.aa
M nl,dniSe naS lyht OF great IePuOi ~ pesce and
SHoootSonsI hate and the VIZ beIieve hun dreds
brOtheThOod A. IRsanTTbISSns snSs felt the same con
of thousaDas oal,slation VI made Levolutl9n. t%he me
Vicllon ,,I into a blessing, 6ra,p dne hecSme a
inndaSeIs who had aelsIS1VS aelI1 Secome a rout and
stampede the ssaw H wnSIiyion to the new civil war,
the rout Wl Jonies who try 10 WeaI iat .ho Po
proleceu t6e sCepter OF We Topted erates
SlicSn SnS esder rs who torSsVe rSsersVVana rebels in
Washington torgSNee SNSeeempted to break the Jaws Oh
1874 when tSSDiss tnSS GaIhe(ds own 'eItTA e,a0 wbo
our Sm' ns and extended 70 Cne a,st cry was what
i've on tSe large ofces; TSey could not tarnish
shall we do 70 oe ths terrible brightness " aah
much less lbJ Tbsv could not lessen ,anIer he
cocK mSraeld's record, gW was 10 be dOneP
closer il Eot into the ignI;,, money or power,
Here Stood one bSn ,nns cious friendship anu sne
but in me gsUH gnSoSt convictions anu ca among our
GOusSsI anV hazard, to max Ne iniuriate and In
pSonle, still cry hall cSre to All their pockets
sane leaders VINO av Vn, and look 10 the DSu Ie, y
with the Pu,T,nNsI jealousy as lheh h Renublican
IVA LSs Sad end, was alone on ~ alone twenty two
party once OMs mTi IN wilder tempes', ~ IN the people
yeaT yc ppsItv and felt that my my would be
cratic parry SsSanst the new pO1ie hell on the
W. ~ SnSwered, 1t was tne sroIS The ingulHng
ram parts that saved holiatS the dykes, by calling
sea tRSt was breaking over tne hS IN 1850 is the cry
ne neopis to arms That pen ~ npeople and
i tOr nesce among the America But the o6enle
LOT peaSe S echoes far and VIDE, be crushed.
near m eSnU ye and the offender mus Philadelphia
and all that was needed was done on former Se
as tbe former leaders had ossses uU were resliye
| cssions The Republican and thrilled to tne
Snder Gsraeld's nomination Sn oi their pledges o.
haST, hhnuvi SS the keen mtmoIy " was to be donei
SatitrSs nsaIt % ~ Hancock Whsi hsi,veto unfurt he
StuGe @ 70 o5l1 one sTuCted South
to Teopen the Pandoras UTe yebel leader; TO make
soutb. To- clare Hancock q hs;ns u a Democrat :
Ibs fact of Northern man DSi g one who dared 70
saonV and 10 pui to death ayostized apy as such by
ieony tsnid Sh Il the jobber was that one
Say GsIae,S Gseva of his own party, ha made Of me
SiHnde ne SnS short work was 70 ovopd was giveI
Fiom Maine to Maryland SCe ;Csn psper-irom tnt
and there Is hardly RepubilciS,, that never see
J. nio1s pSRes Of HGrper's ReeSW,, worship In IN
Snv ain ner save those who 40 ,nLHo'sed no Pecksnin
chyrch NJ which the well eissSSilinE priest Z
, saorUS Wnliam Curtis, Is the m sInple elevae hi
! tbe raid penBioner The WI" he pc
u special @ devil into Heaven NJ, ~ consigned