The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
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."J FARMERS 4SEsT4TUEE..i, 4 4, 4,
A ialrrig:,s9and EnthGsiasstiG t8athsatfhg II ina
Opera Houge. ~ S"',"

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..,.s ,i,, .oPerR HOMIE. 80
The Farmers %, Lnstitute,i which has
been advertised for, SomaItime, Was opaj
ened yesterday in iSchRsfeI'sjs0 0paTa.
House with fair attendaneelo1AM little 4
after 10 a. ,m,,, Ar!, Shauh, PFasldeptfof
the County Agricultural Society, ga We !,
OheFap with his mallet and GalIeda to- or
der, ,aRnOancing 6Hst lpEayeT,, by Ray,
lK Kendigy which was brief and, RpprOpEitl 1
ate, = Rev Osborne w as. theRIRn nnulced 4
Ito deliEap,thei addF eBs of, Walcnnae, aHda
twins we'll and happily sd0nsl the. e.aldii1
ence' applAHding-a at the sGloss.Ju oil ls.iTl
Mr. oChambeTlaiDiI Secretary Of ,tba
State Society, WAS Rllenl,I
ced asi the lecturery thedslivery losi hieh ]
took about an hour and a. halfs and WAeG
attentiReIyaHsteAed to, for itWaafalL of
good thoughts and, pOiRts,ob0th fOTaf9ryI
mers.and OthersLI His subject was ISIthAs
faFmeE the chief pTOduGer2 and he sIab bOLa
ed to show that ftheEel were lothar people i.
than i' farmers, i engaged in. . useful
Industry, He Showed and dllustE tadil
the Importance OF, brain work, event.
in farming, ami In . this conn entiOni
referred to- modern improvements aiA
labor saVingSmaGhinerH.m sis.II al ,,II
MT. ,,Chamberlain. Wdhldo seem ito ,bd
missiOnaTE of IGoVeTnar. Charles EosteE d
for In, his lecture, he referred to, the sasi
looms not, pAying ,thalE ahSEa Qf.tAxeaA
and yet he said they had large political
Influence The Constitution zefzOhiO, it
should be remembered AIMS TO- secure
eqaaI taxation, and reQuiJe8 It that.aA
prQpeEty shall ,ha taxed upon its tEqle,
Valuej In money Tbs, people. qtj the state,
In that view. have Voted Twice against
license. sEsteIni pCeferrIDR tQput every,
business upon the same. footing in ,Tel
spectrtO taxation AS to, 'nliiueaA I'M
fiuence, 1t shQpld not be forgotten,
S4Ss T3S5 a e. SS SSsHfe 6BaRSS 6s@RlSySss ySS
uhh6fy fnfitieffce In DIR p6Iities eis not
c6bhned to ;sald6hs. we -dre adeeffedly
III favor Of EQiuttAL' TAX ETTooN: as Ven as
FREE AM. HoSRsE vo'rtNGH" ~ ,'J'"ss
81 ,a".. ,AETEBS SaoS sBssl0S." IN" ~ =, ~ -
4The afternoon session began. at Ia
o'clock, and was devOtedita miscelEa Sc
Gus talk, 6F=AisenssiSn. most gen tlemen
belngrcallel out. Thomas, yaqhprn, of
Canton towhshipOpened; he wae follow
ed by David Murray ,Of Perry, Who t6oR
quite range, and took up about haTt 'Aif
hour; Mr. Yeiiswan ger Of Marlboro 3oI
Loved aRa gsVe 4{Ps Ssl statistics sta or asT
interesting essay on Stark county, Being
historical and statistfeaf; Mr. Chamber
lain spoke'6f' the way Inst4ta eesEw6 ere
conducted Ifni Mfchi gan, which were lk4le
affafrs,' and the talks " ere llimited ito
five minutes. 81 d's'n m"a 's,l
After tAtsztheFez was moFezlife, and
Mr.. MilsoROfl ,Simishillen;o A.. R0ptins
of iBlain;i l.. SchaefeE ESQ, pt. Cant0pa
SeiswangeF, Stanley Of HashAG GtQp tn:
and DR.. Geo. B. COekiof CAP ton when
the Institute adjourned TO 7:s0 O'clock
in the evening. There were one or
two, 'genylenief spoke Whose nameSiwe
did not get . ""g "es .d9'aq., eii.IHY