The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
POLITICAL POINTs.

A Yicksburg Blaine club admits no
negroes.
Jay Gould Ia rich. lie owns jim
Blaine, the Republican party, and q
great many other things,
Speaker Carlisle aud Mr.. Blackburn
have consented 10 deliver four speeches
each during the pending canvass In
Florida.
The Greenfield (Mase.) Independents
have about forty names OF men who
voted for Garfield In 1880 who will vote
for Cleveland this year.
Congressman Vance OF North Carolina,
q brother OF the senator and chairman
OF the patents committee, has been de-
fealed for denomination.
General Butler, aa we'll 40 Mr. Blaine,
should avoid reading back numbers OF
the journals supporting him, II he wants
10 save his own feelings.
An effort has been made TO get sena-
tor Edmunda 10 speak In Brooklyn, but
no seems to have neglected 10 reply one
way or the other TO the request
One New Hampshire Independent
says there are eeYentyllye Republicans
In his town who will vote for Cleveland,
that the State Ia honeycOmbed with the
same kind OF Republicans, aud with
hard work II can be carried by the Demo-
Gratis.
The Blaine paper at Buffalo, the Ex-
press, advises the Tribune to stop Its
nonaensical attacks on Governor Cleye.
land. Referring 10 the Trlbune's rdlcnl. |
0ns twaddlo about tho Sherllf's office, II |
says: I'VE think our enterprlslng |
friend OF the Tribune stan has struck |
q dry hole this time. The campaign In
not TO be won by attacking Cleyeland's
Official character. He has made better |
record In Office than most men make |
much better than most Democratic
make.
II Ia pretty generally understood that
the Democratic and Greenback Central
Committees OF Iowa have agreed upon
fusion electoral ticket subject TO the up.
proyal OF the two State conventions,
The conference which resulted In this
agreement was held last week aud was
secret. While details are lacking II IL
pretty certain that the division OF elec.
tors agreed upon IL six Greenbackefs
aud seven Democrats, There was
prospect OF serious opposition 10 this
scheme In the Green6ack Convention,
but II Ia now apparent that Gen. But
ler'a letter haa paved the way 10 It's auc
ceasinl completion. The clOseness OF
The combined vote In Iowa Will make
The position decidedly interesting II
fusion Ia effected.
Governor Hendricks the other day
gave his Impressions no follows:
Do you know have never felt the
slightest anxiety about the result since
tho convention. In oil previous cam
paigns In which | have taken part,
either ~ n candidate or worker, have
felt an uneaalneas about the result, but
In this one ! have never had the least
doubt. was never nj n National Con.
yenti0n before the one this year, but
saw there an immense gathering OF
men moved by an impulae which Ia not
born OF q desire 10 get Office While the
politician was there, the
great mas9 was made up OF earnest men,
proved by patriotic impulse; or, II you
please, selfish deaire 10 have tho least
possible administration OF public az.
iuiiu' buiihk my WV hhht llVl Hlull
Of those people, and they oil expressed
m increased confidence. confess that
my personal interest In the success of
our ticket IL not as great az II would
once have been, but my desire for party
success Is as strong as ever.
About political prospects In Michigan
where the Democrats and Greenbnckers
have fused on State and electoral tick.
,ts. the Chicago Times says:
Beg0le was elected two years ago on
/ fusion ticket by 1900 majority, and
With stralghout Greenback ticket In
he field, and there are more Democratic
md Greenback votes In the State now
han then. The only Democratic disaf-
ectlon In this State is In Detroit, while
he Blaine bolters land there are n good 4
many OF them In tho central aud east. /
IN parta OF the State) will 40 TO Cleve. r
aud. Michigan IN also "a FREQ trade
tate In spite Of tho fact that hOr main J
Industries outside Of agriculture are u
lumber, copper aud salt, and any aglta- /
ion OF tho tariff question will result In .
ay0r OF the fusion ticket. OF course, y
Ildlno will got the thirteenth electOr, i
u both the Democrats and tireenbackers
ave separate candidates for that place; 4
'nt all hands unite In declaring that II
\ necessary 10 sacrifice this one oloctor
\ order to determine exactly the rela.
I've y0te OF the combined parties. and Il
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