The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-31
PolIAlcal PrattIe.


Is the Repository quite sure its candi-
dates have quit "fOOlishnessP"
Charles Schlegle will make worthy
successor to Marshal Louis Rigler.
The Repository don't like st. Pond. 1t
had surfeit of st. Pond year ago.
Mayor "Dick" seems to be causing
much alarm in the Repository camp.
George Bender is an energetic and
honest Street Commissioner. Vote for
him on Monday.
!, Cleveland and Cincinnati will go
Democratic on Monday. st. Pond did
the business year ago.
Let our friends elect the entire city
and township Democratic ticket. They
are all good men and true.
The Rep. says their ticket is thorough
ly representative" That's Just what s
the matter with the thing.
The Repository people are evidently
in great state of alarm. Does the st.
Pond party see defeat on Monday.
Democrats should avoid all trading on
election day. VOTE THE TICKET without
any arrangement with political OppO-
nent.
Mr.. Myers for City Solicitor will make
an attentive and capable lawyer for the
City Council. Do not forget him on
Monday.
The Repository demands reform and
Justice" GOOdl Commence by making
Mckinley quit trying to steal Wallace's
seat in Congress.
Look out for yarns against the Demo
cratic candidates, with view to catch
votes. Pay no attentiOt to false tales,
but vote the full, unscratched Demo
cratic ticket.
Doctor COnkling and John Schilling
for members of the Board of Education
are just the men to see that justice Is
dOne and that our public schools are
what they ought to be and are ecOnoml-
cally managed.
The leading lights on the Republican
city ticket are UndeThill, Upham and
Nighman, and the Rep. says they are all
representative men" OF the grand
old Republican party" of great moral
Christian ideas. Moses and the prophets
look dOwn-and shut your eyes.
When will that three meet again.
R. s. Shields, Esq. should receive every
Democratic vote in the Seventh ward
1t would be ungrateful for single
Democrat to vote otherwise. We shall
certainly be astOnished to hear OF a
Democrat voting for ATteT. What claim
indeed, has such a man as Arter upon
any Democrats voter
Arter was a member of the City COun
| Gil some years ago and was only an Oh
structiOnist. Had he been continued
therein and had his way, the mill dan
swamp would not be in its present
healthful shape and other improvements
no where. Our friends in the Seventh
ward should think of all this and con
slider.
Doe. Arter is raging around the
| Seventh ward after Democratic votes
Citizens of that ward should remember
that Arter has opposed all improvements
| in the city, even opposed putting thu
| Union Dam swamp IN healthful con
dition. ArteT pTetends now that HI
favOrs completing the City Hall, but hi
is only convert to get votes.
The secret of the RepOsitOry's throw
| ing dirt at Street Commissioner Bender
is. that Bender has to enforce the Ordi
| nance on them and compel them to re
move their ashes from the street quite
| frequently. 1t is the Street Com
missiOner's duty to prevent nuisance
and to compel their removal. The Rep
don't like this enforcement of the law
i No rogue e'er felt the halter draw.
| With good opinion of the law.
| Al tOls WO lohi H. 10 OiaillAhB OhdV " hU
he was Ousted from seat in the Council
the city indebtedness was about $4,000
| This is falsehOOd and he knows ii
The sworn statement of the City CleTl
shows that the city Indebtedness at tina
time was $176,657. For further infOr
nation see Council records. This sam
blatheTskite, we hear, is claiming tina
our present city debt is over 100000
City Clerk Grimes makes out that it i
only $191,OOO. Who is worthy of credit