The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
GENERAL GOSSIP.
lxoIrINa RuMoRs.

ExoTING RuMoRs.
Tho following current rumors are creating
great eNoliementi II has been asceftalnod
from gentleman occupying confidential ro.
htlonn WIN many members or tho Now York
doleRauon that communications aro
lands followers in tho New York dolega.
Ton ,hpd his friends At Albany and
New YORK CITY with y view Of all factions
Vnitlhg upon mo name of some other Now
YORK man nnd tho withdrawal or Cleveland.
Az ono 2'elooh this afternoon Mr.. JohnKelly
aSs1, man ] . "ySS oS ooaaPgpG nSg '0SStS, oSiSS
er the name OF Abram Hewitt would provo
sallblaotory % Mr kolly, No roply has yet
boon made, This Inquiry, coming from such
: heonndontlal source, Indicates that Cleyo-
lnnds own frlonds have suggested Howltts
name, Mr. Kelly Is represented aB being not
unfriondly TO Hewitt
nufLER ADVISED TO HOLT.
New York dispatch says tho following
was made public IN that oily to-day
,hEw fQnH July T-BeniqmH q. Buner,
Chiodpo' Your friends hor6'gdvlao You 10 bolt
tho convention II n mOnOpOllst like Cleveland
"a nominated, (sgnedl JonN q. HENRY.
President National Autobiography organi1a-
ton.
CHIptGo, July 8-qo John H. Hsnry, Hsn,p.
NoW fWk' VIII mover agree TO tho nomlna.
BGSiISfN ,. BurLrR.
DEMOCRATIC VETERANS.
The Initiative steps toward tho formation of
tho National Veterans Association were
taken on May "a last by General NJ. Il. NJ.
Wallace Colonel $, ID. baldwin, Major John
j, Callahan, and Captain John N. Butler of
Chicago, all or whom we've identified with
Pagn, The prime object was tho efeohng
Democratic organization 10 rival tho q, A, IL,
n tho npproaohi1g campaign. About two
hundred Nioe.Prcsldonts were appointed for
state Committees, aud u circular was ID
sued calling for q meeting 10 effect u perma-
nent organization, Yesterday was the dato
hNod, ma tho meeting wns 70 have taken
place az the rooms Of the Cook County Demo
cratic Club, On account OF tho unexpectedly
large attendance, tho arm0ry of tho FlraL CRv-
airy lioglm0nt was secured. The meeting WAS
called 10 ordor at ten o'clock by General Franz
slgol, OF low York, who stated tho obJoots OF
General NJ. Il, NJ. wallaoo was appointed
Chnlimun and John NJ. Butler and John j,
Callahan secretaries,
Among tho solutions adopted was ono
settling forth tho object OF Tho association, as
follows!
Resolved, That the purposes OF this associn.
lion shall DO 10 iOslor and maintain true Dom.
Ocratlo principles In tho administration OF tho
nllairs OF tho Government, both state and
Nalionali 10 make constant and unOcasing
war upon corruption, aud 10 work for purity,
simplicity ana efficiency In all departments OF
mo uoyornmont ana TO flght with all our
might alR'nst The oncroachmonta OF political
and monoyNd monopollos upon tho liberties
Of the people.
:, The following aro the appointments FOR tho
National EA9ouuyo Committees W, u. Frank.
lin, Connoououtj W, g. Rosocmns, Cal sornla;
w II, Craig. California; W. II, brady, Della.
wnroi Horman ljeh llnuls John Lane, In
ainnai n, o. hed0nour Iowa; j, NJ. Waller,
kaneasi d, NJ; Wright Kentucky, John NJ
Charming. ,MaIno; Arnold hummer, Mary.
land j.. W, Coyony Massachusetts; j..
q, r0rkhyrit II. W, Johnson Minnesota,
y, 3, Fullerton, Mlksourl, ~ Il. Crowley
New Hglopehiroi u, II, Marshal New Jersey,
Ncyndai Henry SloCum, Now York; Napoleon
KNIGHT Orcgoni !. IT, OlnOy, West vlrglnni
Durbin Ward, Ohioi Daniel Moehan, ponngyl.
W xaniai ChGrlcs H. Page, Rhode h,aandi J, u.
H. ". Croes, Utah, j. w. Rutlor, Secretary.
Adjourned untll nine O'Clock this morning.
NorEa
Damnrh ', Randall, Of Pennsylvania, arrived
IN tho city this morning and went % tho
Grand Puolo Hotel, Ills principal business
IL To see that the tariff plank In the platform
doee not lean TOO strongly toward free trade,
ucnblo.
Tho randall mon ut tho Grand Paol1o Hotel
this morning Erofoss 70 be exceedingly salts
He'd with the situation. Ihoy claim that Glove.
land cnn nGt DO nominated, thai Bnynrd will
have TO tiko u back seat and that randall
nhh u'Wu w Ilv lroHt Win Jump, HlN
presence In tho city IL regarded ~ favorable
20 his chances, and Il Pennsylvania dOlOgate
olulmcd lhnt no would receive luu votes on
tho lrst ballot, after II became apparent that
Cleveland could not win. The lonnaylvania
dolOBntoS anggCstcd Randall and Thurman M
ticket with olemoniS OF grout gtronglh.
ono or tho features o. tho morning ON tho
auoote aud IN tho noighhorhood of the con.
venuon hal wnB tho appearance In largo
numbers OF Hlnring large bnndnunu handkCr.
ohiofs, oetontAtouay displayed by tho adher.
onts OF Senator Thurman, on tho tops OF
walking sticks or In hands.
10 Ia said that Gonoral Butler expects 70 run
now ns u Third CundidutO, aud that tho result
VIII bo that the election or President will DO
thrown Into the lious0 OF Representatives, In
which case ho hopes to bo the choice.
Thurman boom was tho result Of tho favor
with which no was received by tho oonyon,
uon. Encouraged by that ha supporters
made strong pull forhlm, aud II began 10
look na though the llold was hending toward
The OHIO statesman A numhOr OF Indiana
doogMce gave th0m assurances that they
would go to Thurman before Cleveland.
Hendricks put his foot down on any
nlinno0 which looked toward pdvlug
Mcdonald tho second place with Glove
land. lilo declared ho should not b. held re-.
nponAib'o for playing tho Sonutor for tho
NioO'PrCsldtnoy Word WNA sent to tho Thur
man mon OF growing strength IN on or quar-.
terra, nnd thoy became lublnnt lhoy held
mooting IN tho ONO headquarters aud read
the riot not 10 HOndlys followers, Finally a
message was sont 70 llondly domandnn thnt
no Withdraw lnd allow Thurman 10 bo numl.
mated, Iho lloadly men romulncd tirm, how
over. ana Thurman etill has u divided State,