The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

furnished money To corrupt elections, II
he has simply confined himself 10 the
duties of HIS office, | am not clamOrlng
for HIS official blood, Yet, my fellow
citizens, of these 10000 men that now
MI official positions In this country, we
have no right to suppose from all that
has taken place that they are all honest
Icheera and laughterl, aud the only way
that we can know IN TO make change,
A month ago everybody supposed that
III the employees In the Bureau OF Medi'
cine aud Surgery were honest, and now
al the very arst examination IL turns
out they are not. But what is the rene.
dyp Put them out and put honest
men In, Cheers and cries. OF
["That's it."l We cannot do u II we
leave the same President aud heads OF
departments and heads OF bureaus In,
| have every faith this ticket will be
elected. [CTies OF 80 have wei
think know something about Indiana,
We will probably stand here together,
won't we. [Criea, "YOu bet And
this banner OF liberty, OF justice, OF fair
government, that has been placed In the
hands OF Cleveland and Hendricks, shall
be carried and placed In glorious lri'
umph on top OF the National Capital In
November next. Cheering and cries,
well put II thsre."l You have no In.
terest except In good government, and
| think have none. have lived among
you good while; have tried TO secure
your confidence and 10 preserve, ana all
ask OF you IN your support, not for my
self, but for yourselves, your children,
and all people that are interested In
good government. Cheers
Now, | have spoken longer than ! In,
tended. [Cries, go on; we're not tired
of yOu"l know when any OF my Re-
publican friends who intend 10 stand by
their party still longer, shall see this
great crowd here tonight, they VIII
think the doom OF the fates has come at
last. [Cheers and laughter,l Why, !
happened up street few W eeks ago. II
was lust after Blaine and Logan were
nominated, and | saw q little gathering
OF very honest and honorable people,
behaving themselves exceedingly well
and quiet, and Gen. Harrison was speak
Ing TO them about the nominations made
at Chicago; and really, II you we're to
bring that crowd here and drop II down
amongst you, you would not miss u al
all. [Great cheers and laughter what
does Ii meanp II meana that the people
intend 10 reform, and that is the watch
word written upon every Democratic
banner. II was written upon the Dem
ocratic banner eight years ago, and Til
den and Hendricks carried that banner
[cheeral, but reform was defeated by
defeating the right OF the people TO elect
their own rulers lcheersl, and what IL
the consequence There has been no
reduction OF public expenditures. Al
though the war IL all the while passing
farther and farther away from us, still
this Republican party makes no reduc'
tlOn In public expendituresY Shall we
have itY Shall we have good govern
mentY Shall we have cheap govern
ment2 Shall we have lower taxesy
They tell us the Government can be
we'll carried on foI $l000OO,000 less than
In now collected from the public. II
Cleveland shall come into the Presidsn'
tial office believe he Will bring expen'
ditures down 10 the lowest dollar that
will support the Government economic
ally administered, and when he does
that no will have accomplished what
Gen. Jackson said was the duty OF any
government. A government has no
right 10 collect u dollar from the pe0
pie except what IL necessary to meet
The public service, [Cheers and cries,
That's right Whatever q govern
ment needs she has q right TO come to
me, to you, or all Of US and make us pay
for IL but when she gets all she needs
Tor an economical administration, she
has not the right to take another six.
pence out Of our pockets, and that IL all
we ask when this ticket shall be elected,
that the idea will be established In this
country, Cheers,l | thank you very
much for the attention you have given
me, ask you simply as OF 2 n, IN
ierosted IN al that Interests any Of us,
that you will give your attention to this
and never cease In proper tf'
'Ort IN Just effort, until your Demo
rat banner, with the Democratic prin
'iples of reform and cheap government
waves In all the skies above your
leads," [Cheers,
AZ the close Of Hendricks speech, eX'
senator Mcdonald was introduced, and
poke briefly, being followed by d S,
iOOding and other local speakers, and
he meeting adjourned,