The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-19
Mill Norsurronr nLAINr.


BLAINE has but one newspaper In
New York city friendly to him, and that
one bOlted the Republican nomination
In 1872, The Independents will, II Ia
said, call another convention and put
up another ticket. Business men are
bitter In their hostility to Blaine. In
New York tho bolt Ia quite general, as
for example:
Said the Rev. DR., Howard Crosby, IL
have no con lidence In Mr., Blaine. All his
life he hRs been scheming, self.seek-
ing politician, and very careless In his
methods. ] was In hopes Arthur would
have been nominated, II is true that
previous TO his elevation 10 the Presi-
dency he was mixed up In what is called
machine politics, but since no assumed
to have cut loose from his old political
associates and has given us very clean,
dignihed administration"
"Ihere are three reasons" said Jack
son s. Schultz, emphasizing his remarks
with his f0rellnger, and speaking In
tones OF conviction, there are three
planks In the platform adopted at Chi
cago cannot and will not vote for. |
cannot vote TO restrict Chinese lmmigra-
tiOn, nor for the eight hour law, nor In
favor Of the protective tariff principles
they enunciate. The whole platform Ia
the platform OF domag0glsm, The wool
tariif plank was Inserted In cheap way
TO catch Ohio voters, II is sort OF clap
trap arrangement cannot bring my
self TO sanction"
Francis A, Palmer, President Broad
way National Bank II fear the silent
vote will be very silent this year. The
enthusiasm manifested by young Re-
publican voters at each Presidential
election Will not fear be manifested
this year."
Mr.. VIM. 2, 81. John, President Mer.
camille Bank "Blalne cannot be cleo
ted. ! am an independent Republican,
and think Blaine, with his besmudged
record, can DO beaten by any respecta.
bic Democrat Bank presidents were
besmudged and hence the panic; and
now we have forced upon usa man
whose record II is impossible TO defend.
| for one shall not vote for him"
Mr., Nicholas II. Palmer, Leather Manu-
iactufers' Bank; III am very much dis
appointed The Republican party has
surrendered TO an element that | fear
will work It's ruin, Blaine's nomina-
ton means political suicide. The bust.
ness community IL afraid OF Mr., Blaine"
Mr., Plummer, OF POmerOy 4 Plummer,
dry goods Merchants "My views will
have TO change materially before next
fall II am TO support the Republican
party with Blaine al the head of IT,"
John Clailln, of II. b, Clahin & Co;
III the Democrats put lrst.rate man
shall vote for him; II not, ] shall 60
fishing, | would gladly vote for BayaId
or Cleveland. confess II goes against
my grain TO bolt the Republican ticket,
but think II a less evil TO elect good
Democrat than permit the reins Of the
government to fall into the hands OF
two such men as Blaine and Logan"
Fully ninety per cent, Of the clerks
and salesmen employed by the drm Of
Clallin " Co, are Republicans, Most Of
them are young men, aud In the cam
paign OF 1880 organized u club and did
very effective work, A canvass Of the
clerks was made yesterday aud Of
twenty'four, seventeen pledged them
selves not TO vote for Blaine, A sales.
man says: "Fully eighty per cent, Of
the Republicans employed here viii not
vote for Blaine and will work 10 accom-.
pllsh his defeat If necessary