The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-07
POLITICAL PARTICULARITIEs.

The New York Sun says that State is safe for
Hancock by 10000
We are authorized to ask Messrs Jones aud Oh.
liver, who affect TO believe the bottom of the iron
business will drop out If Hancock is elected to
put price upon their mills, payable upon the
election of the Democratic candidate for Presl.
dent Let us see whether they are in earnest In
all this talk, or whether they still think there
will be value to their property. Pitts. Post.
Republican employers In and around Pitts
burgh, are bulldozlng, and threatening their
workmen If they dare to exercise the rights Of
freemen and vote for Hancock and English. Such
petty contemplate tyrants should be punished
under the civil rights law by fine and imprison
ment. This law was made for freedmen of the
South, but may be used to protect white men.
We do not want any votes from THE REBEL
DEMOCRATS, they are TRAITORS 10 their cOun.
try, and we have no use for them, we can get
along without them.-[Republican County Con.
vention OF Perry county, o., July 7th, 1880.
"A FULL VOTE, FREE BALLOT AND A
FAIR CoUNr"-[HancoCk' letter OF accept
AnCe.
The doctrine of the Republican party is, that It
knows how to govern the people better than they
know how to govern themselves.
The voters Of Maine, VINO have deserted the
Blaine party are reform rs, not OF questions of
finance, but Of the grievances OF radical misrule,
and the political despotism OF Jim Blaine.
friend OF oakes Ames has written letter to
his sons In which he says: "All the defamation
and slsnder upon your fathers character are re-
duced to the simple question, Did James A, Gar.
field lie or did your father"
marked with political small. pox" was the fig
urative and forcible way In which Field Marshal
Murat Halstead's Cincinnati Commercial describ-
ed GarHeld's condition in April, 1873
Ex Gov. Curtin has been nomiratek for Con.
greSs by the Democrats Of the Fourteenth Penn
aylvanla district.
Ex Governor Curtin was nominated for Con.
greS in the Clearfeld Centre district, at the
meeting OF the cOnierses at Lock Haven. There
is no doubt but he will be elected by large ma
jority this time as the differences In the district
that made the contest two years ago so close no
longer exist.
The response OF the people OF the South to the
letter Of General Hancock, touching rebel claims,
10 gratifying and patriotic. Gen. Hancocks letter
is warmly indorsed In the Southern States.
The wind as we'll as the stars are fighting
against poor Garfield. For some time the Repub.
lcans have had great banner hung across su
perlor street, in front Of the Leader office, con.
tanning portraits Of Garfield and Arthur. The
winds toyed with 1t until the other night lake
storm blew off the ~" and 1t read: For Presi'
dent, Ames Garfield" This suggested Credit Mo-
bilier and "S29," and the Republicans hurriedy
took the banner down forever Il PiCkaway in
Enquirer.
The pet banks Of John Sherman, the Rings, the
great contractors, the jobbers the Treasury leech
es, the office eholders, the gamblers in stocks with
connections in Washington, the great specula'
tors, the bond operators, and the whole tribe who
thrive by plunder Of the people, are now com.
bined In a common cause, TO retain the power by
which they are enriched. They will never go out
until they are driven out by storm Of popular
Indignation such as is now rising rapidly, and
the first signs Of which were visible in the mark
ed depression Of Blsine's barometer In Maine.
Mr.. Sherman claims that Congress can control
the contracts Of the most powerful corporations