The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-07
POLITICAL POINTS.

Does not the Rep. think Samson has
been shOrnp That young NapOIeons'
are ausgespieltp
The Repository is already denOuncIng
the late Republican Congress by saving
1t was not Republican. What nextP
Does the Rep. know that Cleveland
went DemOcratic by about 1000 ma
JOrityr Is that much of a victory?
1t was great disappointment to the
Repository and its friends. They were
calculating on grand time of rejoic-
ing.
The city elections in the State of Mis-
souri, are decidedly Democratic, Spring
Held, BoOnVille, Independence and other
points.
The Repository thinks 1t was not much
OF shower after all. That's what the
fellow. said when old Noah refused to
take him on board.
II Democrats had voted straight,
DICK" and the rest would have had i've
hundred majority, or more. Democrats
did the scratching mostly.
Wallace Is over fifty votes ahead of
Mckinley Yet, but the fraud organs are
doing some tall lying for the young
Napoleon" and ex-Congressman.
One year ago the Republicans elected
three members of Council; this spring
they. get but one. And yet the Rep.
thinks 1t wasn't much of victOryl
One year ago the Republicans elected
one OF the three Township Trustees of
Canton; this year, nary. And yet the
Rep. thinks 1t wasn't much Of victory.
Judge Underhill, Upham and Nigh
man worked hard. They calculated on
enough Democratic help to get through.
disappointment turks in many prize"
The Repository of Monday indicated
disgust at last Saturdays DEMOCRAT,
We issue our weekly in halves, one half
on Wedn esday and the other on Satur-
day. 1t Is great improvement.
1t kept our active men busy following
up the yarns about town; but 1t was
pretty well done. Scratched Democratic
q Co. were abundant; but they did not
all get in.
The fraud organs continue to count
in Mckinley whether or no. That was
the calculation. They were successful
with Rutherfrand Hayes; why not try
1T on in the 18th district for one of the
Frauds satellites2
Judge Underhill went through the
shops last week, going from man to
man, the boss of each room going along,
or some one else in authority. "Dick'
was to be laid out sure. No wonder the
Rep. snarls and snaps.
Had Underhill, Upham, Nighman q
Co. made it. the Repository would have
claimed 1t as great victory of the Chris
tian Republican party of great moral
tdeasl How the thunder would have
reverbeTatedl
Michigan too, Democratic. At the late
election the Democrats and Greenback-
ers united, and elected two Supreme
Judges and two Regents Of the Univer-
sity, by majOrities ranging from 1000
to 1900. We can afford to let Rhode
Island go.
The Republicans in the last Congress
organized both Senate and House and
organized the committees. And yet this
Republican Congress enacted a tariff
law so iniquitous and unfair tnat Nc
Kinley and Robinson voted with the
Democrats against it.
The Repository wilknOt be comforted;
but still whines that 1.-THE blind spirit of
party should have completely swallowed
the Board of Education" The people
endorsed DR.. COnklin and John Schilling
who will see that charity and plain
justice" are observed, in the future as
in the past.
Does the Rep. approve of MeKinley's
vote In Congress against the tariff in
iquity? If so, the fraud organ approves
of the course of the Democrats in also
voting against. Wool is hard to digestI
Whose fault was 1t that the Conference
Committee did not give wool "protee-
tiOnP" Was not the Conference Com
mittee Republican AFFAIR."
The Cleveland Herald East Liverpool
special revives the yarn that $500 was
sent there last fall before the election
to buy over the Knights Of LabOrl The
brethren at Salem did raise money for
the sufferers who had been turned out
by their employers to starye. Money
was raised elsewhere. 1t was charity,
not politics. Ol course the Rep. and
other fraud organs must also rehash the
lie to help the waning Mckinley cause.
Shamel +,