The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-28
WHAT THE PAPERs SAY.

r. B. Hayes IL not wholly forgott0H.
Some one recalls him TO memory by
suggesting him as curiosity for elr..
Gus side show.-Plttsburgh Post.
The rampant obstipAcy OF the sslfish
interests that aeYe Rsen aerambline In
defeat the rsvisioh sEd jim plineaiion q
the present systBms which Is gfBatiy
needed. .-GinclnnAti Cbmihefciaf 4Eette
(Rep.l FgWsV
Republican stetesIhanship would re-.
duee internal taxation by $4g.00oo ooQ
and leave the machinery Intact by
which $3.50 100000 are collected. This
would be good for tthe bOSses and once.
holders and the party that emploYs
them, and very bad Tor the people, This
Is Republican statesmanshiP.l II Iis not
DemOeracy.--Cincinnati News (DeMt y
Captain HoRgate, thS Republican ofi-
elal who stole six hundred thousand dol.
lars, has not been captured, and Phipps,
who got away with about the same
amount and the roof Of the Philadelphia
Almshouses Is stillIunpqnished. aFhete
business OF thieyinR ahoald lag.-PlAin
Dealer.
During the last campaign some eX-
treme Republicans said 70 wOrkingmen:
"If Hancock Is elected this mill Will
be closed,p A great many IRON and steel
mills are now closed, and Hancock
wasn't elected. Democratic papers are
pointing out these facts, which go to
show that extremism in campaign time
some times comes home TO OrO0stsr-AkEOn
News. bulIgnT OI VfI9UOir
The evil OF money In politics. as the
motive power, Is being demonstrated by
the United States senate. nj I'll at once
able and dignifled body, made honorable
Oy the Clays, Websters, .CAlh0pn1 and
Bentons Of other days, ts fact becoming g
a mere club room for speeul&ting mil
liOnaires, men with pockets fun Of duCats
but heads as empty AS base Drums.
Money can buy position, bnt{ to cannot
purchase the brains necessary to itsipro-
per adOrnment.-Salem Republican. IS
President Arthur is rather dignihed,
but occasionally gets OF a Joke. A few
days ago some Democrats called upon
MIN to appoint Judge Th0man one of the
Civil Service Commissioner The PFesi-
| dent told them ne had been trout bled
very little by Democrats hunting for
office, and then satds Your visit and
what you recommend and the ctrcum.
stances remind me of the old sailor who
got on his knees one night and prayed
| WIS " Ohg AOAhh aOAApf A1OAe AChf =
trouble you often, and think you might
listen to me this time. e."--7ExehangeA
The Willimantic Thread Company
took a party of Yale students to VIII
mantle to show them how we'll fed and
well.clothed their employees YereS but
TO defend themselves against the RceuT
sation OF extOrtiOn they ought to have
taken the students into the homes OF
sewing women in the sqnAlf tene ms nts
of New York. The WtIIiInAntic pe9bi6
get their share Of the plumber and there
fore they can afford TO df6sB and live
well; but all the rest Of the country i5
taxed heavily for their beRent!+-hhtla-
delphia Record, QndO 1rif' yd shi. iD5
A Democrat wants to know why the
present Legislature is called the 9''PO-
ker" Legislature. This IL the reasons
During Its session last winter cOnsid. !.
eTable number Of the 'trooly lOyafS
members sold theiTlvOtes and influence
to the Cincinnati Canal Ring. and rer
ceived their pay by playing Poker
with the Rings agents; that 10. the,
Ring would put up 80 mneh money. and
let the "troOly loyal" fellow win 1t at
the game as mpensstion for bis vote
and Influence. The Investigation Retu-
ally showed that state OF facts.-ohio
Patriot. l.'iittE 9iHic y tl!-Jstisa.
President Arthur has appointed Is the
Democratic member of the CIVIL Services
Commission, Judge L., D: Thoman Of
Youngstown, q gentleman not unknown
to the Democracy Of the entire state, ,aha
one whose selection We believe Will
give general satisfactf0n!i 81 That the
choice should fall upon an Ohio nianiis
result not entirely unexpected, III
was felt to be acOmpliment due SenatOt.
Pendleton, the author OF the bill and
one which should be, accorded him.
Judge ThOman's selection can without
doubt be credited to Senator, Pendleton,,
Columbus Times. ae! rerE .r' -,urs.g grl