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The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03
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The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

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The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

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having usfa Nsna.irz a.~sin Cass - valuable
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

ment In vain. Women aud children are
beginning 10 want brend, AMI yet The
farmer can lnd no profitable market
for grain. Thee circumstances 0fIo q
conclusive proof that u few Interests
have been cared for by the Republican
manaRere Mt the expense OF the great
body Of the people,
THE REMEDY FOR EXISTING EVILS IN TIKI
BALLOT BoX
The creation, IN this favored land, OF
such extremes Of wealth and poverty.
and the evil days VIII ch have oyertUkefl
oil who are engaged In labor, are moi
your fault. II has been and IN The fault
OF those selAsh men who use tho powers
which You gave than for their own nd
vantage, 10 Wing you to fare ~ te : you
could II IL for you TO determine width
or these evils shall continue and In.
crelee, or diminish and end IN n genera
prosperity shared IN by all alike,
ALI THRILLING DIFFERENCES SHOULD III
BURIED
You have n ripht 10 export that youi
party leaders, 10 whom you have giyet
support and accorded h0nofs In pas
years, will lay aside all differences ant
Establish n lasting claim upon YOU
gratitude by making common cause IN
your supreme effort 10 obtain the bles
sings OF n gooh government. You VIII
not be disapt oinled.
ORGANIZE AND WORK FoR TuE SUCCESS
on TBE COMMON cAusE.
Remember ihit victory In November
over the %unsrrnpulous men who at'
now endea vnfing ~ seize the Presi
denry can only 30 assnred by your com
y eIe organization When men are o.
~ o mind and wart TO impress lhei,
opinion upon the community In whirl
they live lhev must stand together Hnt
work together. The hipheat and bss
organic ,tion " which men are capabl'
IN that In which every man wants 10 N
hat part Of The O. mmon work whl,h h
haa 10 DO, and DIES II with all HI
might. Your organizations ought 10 b,
" nurh nature, and N they aie Gov
ernar CIe, elpDd will 70 eeclei IN No
vember by AL unparalleled majority
W II. BARNUm Oh irman.
o. p. 0oRMAN, III IN NIX Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

THE lynchiug ease IN La Crosse, wls.
ooDein, shows that the people we're tor.
ribly In earnest In nyenging u cod
blOo led and unproyokei mufdor. Lynch
law Ia not 10 DO commended always. but
IN this case james u. Blaine remarked
whom no Justified the Know No,hings
for tarriDg aud feathering u Roman
Catholic priest In Augusta, Maine, the
proyocation was very great" -Cleyeland
Plain Dealer.
Ths worst feature OF Tho Wisconsin
lynohing IL that II now seems to DO con.
coded that Mitchell, the victim, was
CRAZY. He had spent q number Of years
In tho State Insane asylum ~ bomi'
cidal maniac. "The thrill Of horror" Ia
now 40 much at the lynching as the
murder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
IMPORTED LABOR.

The Pittsburgh Labor Tribune quoted
the annexed paragraph from an Eastern
journal:
"The New York City Italian Labor
Bureau offers 10 furnish any number OF
strong labOrers, at from 30 10 90 cents a
day, TO Cleveland manufacturers. The
Bureau agrees TO ~atipnlate that the Ia
bOrers will serve from one 10 five years
without demanding an increase."
Imported labor at 30 much a day fur
nished by contract, Ia not q very wide
departure after all from the old slave
trade, II Ia white merchandise, how
ever, and not black,
Commenting on the above paragraph,
the Tribune adds:
1.-TWO years ago tina Democrats sue
reeded In 0lecting q large majority OF
the members OF the House. IL was TO
that House we appealed 10 enact such a
law, aud TO show In other respects
whether the party was honest In its pro-
fpaai0na. IL was some lime getting
down TO the work, but we must ac'
knowledge that II dld some very good
things. For instance, the passage Of
the FOran bill prohibiting the impOrta
ton OF labor under contract (Which was
killed by the SenateD bills TO restore Ia
the nation unearned railroad land
grants Chilled by Senatorial neglect }
bill l,~ablishing bureau Of labor alta
listic4, passed al'O In the Senate, Had
thu Senate not killed the Foran
bill OF course Italian competi
ton at 80 TO 90 cents q day would be-
impossible, and DOrner, the Pittsburgh
lrafirker In Imported labor, would mol
now be- working for a prize OF $1,000,
| dependent on HIS defeating the Hooking
valley miners In their contest for the
neceasaTies OF life against a wealthy
and despOtic monopoly"
The Senate that rejected the Foran
bill 10 Republican. The House thai
passed II Ia Democratic.
In all the tariff speeches In progress
OF the Blaine hippodromO by the stal
performer and his adjnncts, while there
were strong protests against any tariff
reduction that would affect the profits
Of capital, we did not hear q word sale
against free trade by capital In imported
contract labor, That was a horse Of an
other color, and Mr.. Blaine In denounc
ing II would have 10 d%enOunce Mr., Franl
Jones, his Chairman, one Of the orlglna
importers Of such labor under Fedora
law that Mr.. Blaine helped to pass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

OF Ohio TO continue this eight. Tho
battle .has just begun. The men, tho
mrnay, the methods which gave the Ro-
publ ana their unholy and discreditable
but meager mi rity October 18th have
disappeared. We mean TO carry Ohio In
November for honest men and an honest
administration OF an h0uest Govern.
ment, II will take the same men, the
same methods and the same money 10
give James q. Blaine one-half the ma
j0rity In November that the Republican
State ticket secured In October. Their
entire gang muet be brought back 10
maintain their ill.gotten victory. Ohio
will give a Dem lcratic majority In No
yember for Cleveland, Hendricks and
honest Government,
We congratulate the honest citizens
who voted the Democratic ticket; near
ly thirty thousand more than ev + voted
the Democratic ticket In Ohio. We con.
graduate you upon the glorious Eight
you have made against desperate odds.
There " no fault u DO found with the
Democracy or thu Dlmocratic commit
tees In any county n the State. Pledge
yourselves anew TO the great work DO.
fore you. Stand by your gun and pnsh
the enemy along the whole line. Re-
new the lght by school districts. Gath
or In your school h0u les and resolve 10
wret ONO from corruption. Go 10
work NJ once, and In less than ten days
we will have the little Republican man
apers crying out In alarm, calling on
Blaine aud Logan and Dudley and DAY.
export nd Clayton and Filley: Come
back and save ns, or we sink"
Democrats OF ohio, lot us share In the
glorious victory that u watts honest gov
eminent IN November. We must keep
the Republicans lusy In Ohio. AT the
beginning OF the campaign We engaged
TO fight tho Republican party OF OHIO In
u State election. Thus TAR WI have been
In u contest with tho Republican party
not only OF Ohio, but OF the United
Statee. Now we have them single
handed aud alone. We cHn win this
victory II we make n proper effort 10 do
30, Let every Democrat IN Ohio from
this day forward again enter upon the
npht and cease not his exertions until
the polls close on the eveuing OF tho
4th day OF November.
q. II. BARGAR, Chairmtn.
HENRY BOIL, secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

qup. Never since the experiment OF
free government wal begun on this
continent has the world witnessed such
degradation OF the right OF franchise,
such dissertation OF citizenship, aud such
desperate, corrupt and polluted methods
M were reeorted TO by raacals who were
not citizens Of Ohio, TO defeat the hon.
eat will Of the people nj the ballot-box.
A million dollars. raised by wealthy
stock jobbeTe and m0n0p0liete, waa sent
into the State. With II came the scum
OF the countfy-thieyes, OK detectives,
repeOtere and Government officials.
headed by W. W. Dudley, Chief OF the
Pension Bureau Although thousands
OF widows, orphans aud malmed sol.
diers have been waiting patiently for
years for pensions promised them aud
due from the Government, large mum.
hers of employees and social agents
from the Pension 0alce, ho ded by their
chief, and non ~reeidente OF Ohio, spent
four weeks In the State under Govern.
ment pay, engaged In preparing for the
frauds committed last Tuesday.
In addition, two thousand mon, many
Of them outlaws aud desperate charac.
lers, aud but few of them citizens OF
Ohio, were sworn In M Deputy United
states Marshals In Cincinnati. Armed
with weapons purchased by the corrnp.
lion fund furnished by Dudley and his
gang, they surrounded the polls In that
city, voted where they pleased, bull do
zpd, beat and ahpd bloc NJ pleasure, In
terfering with our citizens In the dis.
charge VI their most sacred duties.
The enumeration " mile inhabitants
IN 1883 ahowa but GO 2gS males. OF which
numOer 1853 were Q l0red. aud yet over
10 QUO votes were polled W the election
II that city. rhe enumeration taken
IA 1883 included ali persons over 81
years OF ago, whether they were natural
zed citizens or not. Yet within n per-
iOd OF fifteen months Il, m That date VIZ
iud caet In that city 1000 moro votes
than there were citizens only u year
previous. Az least 5000 yotee. cast In
hamilton county on last Tuesday were
fraudulent Republican votes cast by
United States Marehals and non resi-
dents,
Notwithstanding these shameful
methods the Republicans have only sue
cpedpd In securing "a plurality OF about
10000 for tho head OF their ticket on q
total vote cast OF nearly 800 600, q losl
Of 5000 In majority ne compared with
tho vote for State officers when james
A. Garfield was u candidate four years
go
On the day following the election IN,
Republican Committee Of Ohio, with
eckless disregard for truth, and imitn
ny the example Of their illustrioul
chisf. caused W be spread broadcast 0vel
the country that they had carried 0hi'
NY 23, 1000 nluj rity. For political effec
they were willing 10 exaggerate an'
lie. We feel u our duty 70 lay thee,
facts before the people OK the country.
HE result Of tniB election In Obi,
nepd no discourage Democratic here o
elsev AUls. -. considering tho fearfu
odds against IA must and will CIV
= cAuse To- encouragement 70 the psops
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

BLAME denies that no favored tho i'm.
pertation Of contract labor from Europe,
When o director OF the Hooking Val.
10y coal and iron monopoly he did not
object 10 imported labor provided II iu-
creased his dividends. In 1854 Blaine
i~nterposed no objection TO the passage
OF John 6berman's bill for the enforce.
nent Of imported labor contracts, bu,
voted for II. His selected Chairman,
Frank Jones'. was an original importer
icontract labor. In fact. Blaine seems
iways 10 have had . friendly and sup
pwtina word on vote Tor imported csn'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

Mr.. MoswEENEY told Governor Cleve
land the other day In New York that he
came to America to work against the
election OF james G. Blaine. Ths Re-
pository seems to have discovered II,
aud the old Know Nothing, Blaine or.
gan thinks ut not likely intelligent Ir.
ishmen will DO moved In the least"
Mcsweeney will show up Blaine's
strong foreig % ICY"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

ON cutlery imported into the United
States isa duty Of 80 per cent; on steel,
a duty of d5 per cent. Cutlery made
here, we learn, is all made Of imported
steel; now, the question Is; To what ex.
tent are those who manufacture cutlery
benenttedp II should be remembered
that high duties encourage smuggling;
aud cutlery Ia more easily struggled
than steel. Smuggling Is not often TAX
on into the account, and yet II should
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

CHAIRMAN WARREN, Of The New York
Republican State Committee, has tele.
graphed Blaine to bring his circus east
ward, and an dates In New York. The
demand IL pressing,
To James q, Blaine;
IL IL imperative that you return IA
this State lmme lately and cancel all
western engagements. Tho exigencies
Of the canvass admit Of no delay.
JANIS ID. WARREN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

WONDER II the early dispatches Tues.
day night were not sent out on purpose
10 give a "arst impression" They have
been badly whitfield down, having lost
one half In one day, and later adyices
still reduce the margin, The Republi-
cans will probably not have a majority
In the State at all-only q plurality.
rhe Presidential outlook Is not bad
for Cleveland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
TO TuE DEMO, RAoy.
rally for no Good oid Cause OF Truth and
Jurtics.

Rally for tho Good old Cause OF truth n
Jus,tce.
The Democratic $ ate Executive Com
mittee ieeuea thu following;
HEADQUARTERS STATE
DEMOCRATIC kxECuTIvE COMMITTEE,
COLUMBUS D.. UNourt ~, 1874,
To THE H0NE T md TRUE PATRIOTS
or 0ni0 AND or TnE UNITED STATEs: :
Ths result Of tne plection In Ohio last
Tueeday for State officers should arouse
every citizen who loves his country 70 q
realizing epnae of the 4 ngers which
menace our free institutions
The men who stole the Presidency In
1870 mean 10 repeat their methods even
with more audscioua desperation IN
1884. To them nothing IL sssTedi liberty
h . fsses and The bsiiot.box V burlss'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

On election morning at the 9Th Ward
the calculation OF the pious Republicans
as well as those OF the other sort, seemed
to be to give Democrats no chance.
Mayor Piero told the gentlemen plainly
that the Democrats must have one side
OF the window to challenge, and q way
must be left open for voters to get to the
window. II was done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

BLAINE lodged the prohibition qnps.
ton. Neal Dow writes; MIR. Blaine
gave his valuable assistance, and he as
sured me he RETAINED from voting AT
the request OF prominent Ohio
Republicans on account OF the big
oted Germans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

IP Frank Hurd contests the election
OF hls opponent a good many Democrats
In Washington say they will wait with
good deal Of curiosity TO see II Nc.
Kinloy will vote 10 seat Frank when the
time comes. II will be remembered
that Hurd made a epeoch Last spring III
favor Of Mckinley against Wallace.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

TnE brewers Of Cincinnati generally
voted the straight Republican ticke
Nine OF them from Hauck's brewery
were challenged and sent home for their
papers. They left their tickets In the
hands Of the judges and, failing to re.
turn. the tickets were opened and every
one found to be straight Republican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

Bon INGERsoLL, upon being asked re.
Gently why he did not work for Blaine,
replied; while | haven't eulogized the
gods as much az some, | have never and
never will defend the devil" Bob IL
the fellow who gave Blaine the title OF
Plnmed Knight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

DANIEL McswEENEY, at q large meet
ing In New Yorkon Friday evening, OK.
posed BlaiDe's crooked statesmanship
and foreign policy In n telling speech,
His reference TO old Mrs Parnell, who
was present, fairly took the house,
and Mrs, Parnell had TO rise and ac'
Knowledge by bowling.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

DEMOCRATS. despair not. Ohio to-day
10 fairly a Democratic state. Through
money and coercion In every way the
Republican party captured Ohio. on
Tues iay. Even now the Democracy
have probably eleven W their ten mem
bere OF Congress. Hence we say, keep
heart, and march onl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

tract labor, except when posing AZ a
candidate, The only thing he Is
thoroughly consistent In Is lying, and
he Is ready for any emergency, from a
tombstone to a Mulllgan bribe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

THR Repository Is now proving that
Democrats expected to carry Ohio at the
late election. There was a hope In that
direction; that was oil. II is not a 25,-
900 Republican victory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

NEWMAN carries the city Of Cleveland
by iJ5 and Foran by 1901. This was
not 80 bad after all on the State ticket,
but ouyahoga county Is Republican by
NM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

IT cost the Golden Club $4,000 to
overwhelmingly. The British propose TO
hold on to the markets Of the world at
any prlce.-[Steubenyllle GaZatte.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

IF Frank Hurd contests, will Major
McKiHley reciprocatep Frank made a
speech for Mckinley against Wallace,
and also voted for Mckinley. VIII the
Rep. tell us az 10 reciprocity2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

MAJOR MCKINLEY, In due time, will
plant seed In this district, az he did
In the old 18th, II win, OF course. be
Lauble seed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

THE Repository and its friends ex
pected confidently 10 carry Stark county.
The 10000 invested the three last days
did not count M anticipated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

ONO IL left as the only October State,
West Virginia having Tuesday adopted
She constitutional amendment chang.
irg the election to November.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
FoR DISTINCT ELgoT0Ra,

THE Repository laments for Gerwig,
and Gerwlg himself feels bad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

ONO will do better In November for
Cleveland and Hendricks. Markit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

WI always knew II Medina and Sun-
init whooped up their old majorities our
friend Paige was gone. ll5is5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

HAYs' carried ONO In November,
1875, by 8 1000; and Tilden carried New
York by 1900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

"MENE, meme. tekel upbarsin." Ia The
way Nh exchange talks as 10 tho Ohio
reault,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

THE Ohio democracy have done their
share 10 hold n majority In tho next
II use OF Congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

MCKINLEY says protection" did IL
True. protection OF fraud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
A CANDIDATE WITHOUT A CHARACTER,

A CANDIDATE WITHOUT A CHARACTER.
Mr.. Blaine has been q member NJ the
House OF Representatives, a Senator In
Congress and n Secretary OF State Of the
United States. He has been accused OF
cofruptly using hia influence az Speaker
and az n member OF the House OF Repre-.
sentatiyes for his own profit. Hla
misconduct has been proven by his own
letters. These have confronted him
wherever no has gone He has attempt.
ed no explanation. The phrases OF the
letters are 80 well known that they are
by.words on the streets and jests upon
the stage,
A candidate who has proved dishonest
wherever dishonesty In profitable, A
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives,
n member OF the House, who would bar
ter his influence for money or property,
might avail himself OF the larger oppor
tunities which the Office and powers Of
u President afford. These are not words
dictated by prejudice. They sum up the
judgment Of that independent press
which ia, and always will remain, tho
bulwark OF good aud constitutional gov.
eminent, They express the onvictions
Of the leading Republican Journals, aud
the belief of those distinguished Repuh
lican statesmen and citizens whose love
OF country has forced them 10 declare
that the nomination OF Mr. Blaine was
one not ~ to DO made,
CORRUPTION CANNOT ALWAYS PROSPER.
There " reason Cor our confidence
that we will achieve a victory In No.
vember. The army OF Oflicph0ldprs on.
gagged for u month past In the business
OF manipulating voters In Ohio aud
Wet Virginia must now dlshand. Each
man Of the number must no TO tia own
place. The Commissioners Of Pensions
aud h,s bureau Of clerks cannot be con
centtated for political uses In the No.
yember elections. When they are acting
individually In their several States they
will he unable TO 10 mischief.
A DAY on RECKONING COMING.
The Marahals OF the United States, by
reason Of the powers which they expr
else, may again do harm In November.
They ought " understand that for wba
they have done, and for what they ma,
do, they will DO hereafter held to thu
strictest account by n Justly indignant
people. The hopes OF reward ana thu
promises OF Indemnity which have been
hsld out 10 them will not svail them III
the days which are close at hand. Thu
country Ia fully aroueed. IL " alarmed
by tho corrupt influences surrounding
Mr.. Blaine. and will reject him Of
President.
pLAINR rnEcHoIcE on MoNoPoLIsTs.
Mr.. Blaine has grown rich. The mer
around him have grown rich. Th,
epeculators whom he has aide nv Tram
Ing laws 10 suit 'heD aIe rich. IN,
corporations Witch no ha, holtel have
monopoliSed the public lands. BuI
trade 70 siaanani. The commerce Of IN,
country has ~decsyod. Mills arc stand
ing Idle. Where wage, hsve not boo
, stOppet thsy arc reduced. Mechanics
Nan1 lahssssi ~ sbest nssiRg sspsoy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23

THE result III ONO aud West Virginia
has only shown Blaine's weakness.