The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
SOME CAMPAIGN WORK.
NOTES FROM THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Both Parties Hold Conventions In several
states % A Republican Coior Line
In deorgla--Ihe Independent
Republicans,
PENNaYLYAHIA DEMoeKArs.


PENNaYLvASIA DEMOCRATS,
ALLENTOWN, Pa, April a-The Demo
cratic Convention was otIled 10 order by
Chairman llonsel, The fOlI.call showed
twelve contested seats, At tho close Of tho
roll-cal, H. Milton Spear was elected
temporary Chairman by acclamaton Mr.
Spear, having taking the chair, made
speech, In which no saldi ''l hope tho
Issue Of this convention will be tho nomIna.
lion Of another Pennsylyanlan, who will be
elected. Pennsylvania could not bo
unmlndful Of herself, aud the
Democratic party cannot 10 unmlnd,
ful OF her, As long rs there
Ia employment Tor labor she will not turn
to Domocmcym vein, The enforcement Of
the laws and the puihcaiiun Of the clyll
service Nro dear TO all Of H. AmRn has hebn
named h0re who has boon In public service
twenty-five yoars and h to-day poorer than
whom he entered H. II he 6hal DO declared,
aS he Will be tho choice OF this Convention
for National Executive, let him 90 not only
with your votes, but with your hearts,
Shouts and applause for Randall were here
given by tho convention,
EDMuNps AND LINCOLN FAvoRED OVER
ALI
NEW iOnK, April 0,-The Independent
Republican Conference Committee held an.
other meeting Tuesday. General Francis
y. Barlow presided, Letters from pr0mi.
nent Republicans OF tho country were
read, showing strong feeling In
favor OF Edmunda and Lincoln for
tho Presidential ticket Although Blaine
had many friends, they expressed grave
doubts NS TO his ability 10 carry New York,
aud ~ TO hls policy II elected, II waS tho
general opinion Blaine, Arthur aud Logan
were not tho men whom II would be safe
for the party TO nominate, IA the candidate
should have boItor record than any Of
them.
VANCE ON SOUTHERN OUrHA0EA
DANvILLE, Va, April O.-Sonator Vance
addressed tho citizens here Tuesday, and
said tho time for Hopping the bloody shirt
was passing away since the sober minded,
thinking people OF the North were beginning
10 understand the peculiar state OF things In
the South, and mako allowance for tho up.
parent lmpatlonco OF the Southern people.
Southern outrage would never again DO
enacted The time Of poOco and harmony
was near NJ hand, and ~ for tho disturb
ances caused by colored people II had al.
ways boon found mean white scoundrols
were at tho bottom OF them. Tho educated
thinking people were going 10 rule tho
country
NEGRO REPUDLicANs MUST woRR ALoSE.
ATLANTA, Ga, Alfil 0,-'l'ho whlto
mans Republican party met Suosdny ln
the Senate Chamber aid was called 10 or.
der by Jonathan Norcross, who said the
white men and negroes should not have
conventions together They would have 10
work 10 tho common end. bui sepafnielv
Resolutions were adopted urging the invita-.
tIon OF Northern and Western Statesmen 10
speak In the South ON political oucslions as
tho only way 10 break down prejudice. Ar.
thurs administration was Indofsed. A mo.
tlon 10 natn0 the now organization tho Wing
party was tabled
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
WAsmSoToN, Aprll Q,--Tho Republlcnn
District Convention for tho nomination of
delegates 10 Chicago. which moi Tuesday
at noon, dld moi ndIourn until three O'clock
the next morning. selecting Frank Congor'
postmaster of mia clty. and Perry Cnfson
lcolored) delegates and ANDY Gleason and
A. ST. A. Smith allonates. A resolution
lnslrctIng the delegates for Logan WAS do.
fcatod The delegates were not instructed.
Conger IL regarded Ns an Arthur man, and
tue allerlhlos havo declared Tor Logan,
ARKASsAs REPUBLICANS.
LlrrI,E Rock. Ark. Aprll g.-The Re.
pnblIcnn State Conyeniion. with largo della.
cations lroln all soctons of the Stnte maj NJ
hulf.past twelve sTuosday. sam ". Mai.
Tory was elected permanent Chairman, The
aVn'owns ' Mo n tn1 HSloga,es ,tol, the STATE
W imkYi ,M oMu'i WY S"1 ~ M Noopoh
nnos"" pl -, i,oos' w. w, n'ppS' WWIna'os'
~ ~ nou',nuil E' ~ mo'ils, M p' lholl'
W. .i ~, ~ ~ o,"iM ~ Wv uvlogaVs Wo ui'
puVsVu, put NV unuorsWou 10 DO lNoraOlo
w allnu'' Po'soSS'ng goou ohaloS OF
euV0VsS
MISSOURI REiuhilcANs'
SEpAiiA, Mo-, April q. The Republican
State Convention met az ton O'Clock a. M,
and was called TO order BY H. 4, Venllorn,
Chairman OF the State Committee who In.
lTOduOOd Hon Chester A. krum, of 81
Louis, as temporary Chairman, who delly.
orOd IN address thanlhg the Convention
for tho honor conferred upOn him, and con.
graduated tho Republican party ON lls
prlnOlplOg lta past succp,s nud lly future
nrnannpla
Nnsprtyo ros,rnxrn
Prrsnuuan Aprl ~ Tho tme for
holding tho National IunVOniiun nf thn ppn,