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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
DoINGs AND OPINIONS
AT CHICAGO.


The Arthurltes have exhumed Blaine's
speeches In the Senate against Carl
SchuTz, against the Prusslans, and they
show how the Plumed Knight'a aacen-
dancy IN Maine Inns alwaya depended
upon the vote OF the dominant Prohibi-
tIon element there, His paper, the
Keunehoc journal, was Prohibition
organ. The Blaineites have discovered
the weight Of these revelations, and
casting about for some recrimlnation,
suddenly discover that Mr.. Arthur ex-
posed the private dispatches OF Minis
tor Sargent on the hog question, ana
thus became the proximate cause OF that
diplomats snubbing by the German
Chancellor,
"Carp," In the Cleveland Leader OF
yesterday, had In number OF inter
views with delegates to the Chicago
convention, viz.
The colOred delegates al the Arthur
headquarters expressed strong anti
Blaine sentiments, and George W!l'
liams. who was once In the
Ohio Legislature, said: "The col
ored men will not vote for Blaine,
and If no IL nominated he will be do
feated. He will lose New York State by
35, 900 majority. will not vote for him,
and would sooner support Ben Butler
or Sam Tilden. Chauncy II. Andrews
the big iron manufacturer of the Ma
honlng valley, tells me Arthur cannot
carry Ohio. Says he, the Western Re-
serve will not vote for him. General
Tyner, Of Indiana, who was Postmaster
General under Hayes, says: The party Is
In no better condition than II was fouI
years ago, and We need great man hs
candidate. The time Is past when We
can throw number Of men over preci
plce and trust our fortunes TO the man
who happens to light upon his feet
Since 1866 we have not had a grea'
statesman as President, Grant was q
great military man, but poor exocU
tive. Hayes not great man, though ht
presided well, and Garfield, to my mind
lacked many Of the elements Of great
ness, We don't want an accidental
nomination this year. Tilden aud Hen
drIcks will be nominated by the Demo
Gratis and they will be very popular
candidates. TlIden has plenty Of money
70 use and he knows how to use IL Il
carry the election. lie has wonderful
organizing power, and he understand
the lower part Of New York City bettel
than any one else. Hendricks Ia nOwel
In Indiana, and the old ticket would bI
stronger than that Of 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
sCRiBBLINGs AND CLIPS.

The enemies Of Ireland are again on
gagged In planting charges Of dynamite
where they viii make the lOudest noise
and the least harm. Any idiot might do
as much,
II is best when folks are cOurtinc that
they lind out laultA beforehand. When
yOn marry az sinners you will DO much
more APT 10 live az saints thnn when you
marry ae saints to liyeas saints,-H Henry
Ward Beecher,
Akron City Times dOosn'tsoe any hope
10 Cr0use's nomination by the Republl.
can Congressional convention OF district
20 this year, but thinks che may be able
to control the nomination for some one
else, however"
Mr.. DOrsoy's scheme TO have New
Mexico admitted as q Statei In order that
he may represent II In the Senate will
not win. When New Mexico is admitted
II will send up cowboy or somebody
else II can trust.
Ex-Governor Stanford, OF California,
Ia about TO found college for working
people In that State, TO be splendidly on.
dowed at the cost Of several millions,
which Mr.. Stanford can we'll spare, 40 no
Is worth more than s20,000,000.
The Scientific American malntnins
that the great manufacturing establish
ments do not by any means monOpoliZe
the beat workmen, many Of whom pre-.
for the comparative ascendancy and In.
dependence which they enjoy In "the
little shops"
The DnDkards who are now holding
their annual convention In Dayton, 90.
600 strong, with representatives from
every State In the Union, are religious
denomination founded by Alexander
Mack and seven confreres NJ Achwarze.
man, Germany. Ia l70S.
A considerable portion Of depositOrs In
the Penn Bank were people Of moderate
means, who were tempted by interest
on their accounts greater than allowed
In saving banks and on call. This was
the game played by the deiaulting con-
Germ In New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
THE COPPER DUTY,

The duty on copper is one Of the
greateat 0utrageg OF our wonderful tar.
Ilf. II IL now four cents pound.
The production OF copper In this c0un-
try exceeds the consumption. Tho pro.
duct Is pooled, aud the price at which II
IL TO be sold In the United Stat0a IL fixed
without regard TO the price abroad, OK
cept for the purpose Of keeping out for
eign copper--that ia to say, the price
here Is put at four cents above the for
eign market.
The surplus is sold abroad each year
at tho foreign market rate, the pur.
chaaer being required TO give bond
that he will not ship II buck 10 this
country
The American consumer Of copper Is
obliged 10 pay thia additional price for
all he uaos because copper IA produced
In this country, If the Almighty had
not deposited copper In tlia country In
paying quantities, our manufacturers
would get that metal at the same rates
as their foreign rivals.
II Ia true, further, that the surplus
product OF our copper mines IL sold
abroad at the foreign market price at q
profit.
No wonder that Calumet q Hecla
shares which cost Slb sell for $500. and
that these shares pay dividends Of $40 o
year. Boston Herald.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
MORE MoKINLEy GUsnl

The Repository of yesterday was much
given to exaggeratlon, which, indeed,
IL q usual thing with the family Or
gan" In this case, however, the organ
was excusable, for 1t was quite natural
II should attempt to alleviate Major Me-
Kinley's lacerated feelings at his ex'
pulsion from Congress by the decided
majority Of lifty.
Under the head of welcomed home"
etc, the organ gave near column of
guah as to how Major Mckinley was
met at the train and serenaded IN the
evening at his residence; that NJ the de-
pot were several hundred persons and
when Major Mckinley was seen com-
Ing from the car there was a general
rush to the platform and no waa given
regular ovation" Again we arestold
In the Rep, that, Upon the return OF
the Grand Army Band from Meyers
Lake, about hali-paat o o'clock, they
proceeded TO Mr.. McKinley's residence,
aud although the hour was late nearly a
thousand people gathered about In n few
moments" etc, etc, OF course Mr.. Me-
Kinley spoke on both occasions and
sincerely appreciated tho kindness"
Otc,, and there was "long continued ap-
plause,"
Now, we are credIbly Informed by
more than one reliable man who was al
the depot and saw The crowd and the
performance, that there may have been
ten or dozen more there than would
otherwise have been and the entire
crowd did not exceed forty. The exag'
geratlon Of the crowd AT the serenade IL
probably worse, for gentleman Of
truth and yeraclty, wlo was present,
says he could easily eat at ono meal all
over one hundredl Remember, the
clackers had been working all evening
to get crowd 30 as to boom the martyr
But, such is gush
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

"wELL, the Cleveland Leader wae
elected city printer by tho Cleveland
Council Monday evening, receiving DEM
Ocratic votes enough 10 give majority.
There IL not much Democracy In such
fellows, II there ie any meaner Repub-
lican sheet than the Leader we know
not whore II ls."
The above 10 from the CANTON DEMO
oRAT, one OF the most stupid and hide
bound papers OF which we have any
knowledge, the editor OF which never
was able 10 oxtend his nose or mental
vision beyond the line OF Bourbon big.
otry. But two Democrats voted for the
Loader no city printer, and they did &C
recognizing the justness Of Its claim,
and It's Importance ~ q news medium
reaching oil classes In Cleveland. The
Democracy OF those fellows" IL tine.
tured with hard sense, hence we are moi
surprised II should aa'onish our fossil
lied contemporary cleveland Leader
81.
The old Cleveland organ Of Know
Nothing "blgotry" never saw anything
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

WHEN two Democrats, Samuel j. TIL
den and Charles 0'Conor, undertook to
rid New York City and State of the po'
lItical thieves who had robbed the peo'
pie Of millions, they drove them beyond
the limits of the country or placed them
In jail. How different the result 10 the
Star route cases when the Government
was supposed TO prosecuted All ough
millions of money had been alched from
the treasury, nobody was punlshed-no'
body has suffered except the taxpayere,
which IL In accordance with the wishes
of those in power; yet the present nd
ministrators Of the Government ask q
further continuance that the stealing
may 30 on,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

DECORATION Day was duly hoaored In
Canton and In the other principal towns
OF the county. This Is right and proper,
Hold 10 faithful remembrance the dear
and gallant departed. The orators on the
occasion here we're Senator Henderson, Of
Nebraska, aud Judge Meyer Of our city,
1t was quite appropriate these two gen
tlemOn should speak together, They
were both In the service and were part
ners In the practice Of the law after
the war. They are not on the same side
In politics, but both are gentlemen Of
liberal views and warm friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

TuE Chicago Tribune, last week, pub.
lishod u llgt Of Republican candidates
from the Southern States, Virginia OK.
septed, who hold Federal Offices. There
arc i0s OF thom, including marshals,
,lerks OF courts, postmastere, collectors,
commissioners, postal clerks, railway
nail agents, gaugers, district attorneys,
appraisers, registers Of land offices, and
.lmber agents. One Of the delegates from
Kentucky has recently been appointed
special counsel To prosecute the Star
route civil suits. There Oro reports that
great Indignation exists In Georgia
among all parties, because the postal
service has been domoraliged by the ap.
pointmont Of raw negroes 10 important
places on the part Of tho Arthur plan u
secure the Chicago delegation from that
State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
HIS NAME IL TILDES g..

The next President will undoubtedly
be nominated at Chicago, but not TIL
July, aud hla name is SAMUEL j. TILDEN,
There is certainly remarkable unani'
nifty among Democrats all over the
country In favor OF the nomination of
Mr.. Tllden. The Democracy evidently
mean business and tie signs are health
ful and promising.
Mr.. rildon Ia demanded, not alone on
account Of the fraud Of 1876 but on ac'
count of his high qualities for the posi-
ton, True, the crime Of the Republican
party, in counting In Hayes who was
not elected, and counting out Mr. TIL
den who was, should arouse the indlg'
nation Of every good citizen, No patriot
should rest until justice Is done. The
outlook now Ia that, at last, jnatice will
be done to Tilden.
With Samuel j, Tilden as President,
the Democracy will start into new life,
as was the case under Jefferson and
Jackson, Mr., Tilden is the sagacIOus
statesman, the wise political economist
with o moral courage that dares to do
right. lie 10 the living representation
Of reform In governmental affairs, In
calling for the "Old Ticket" Of course II
means Tilden. Mr.. Hendricks is-.nOj
specially considered, and indeed may
not DO the man. There are other suiia
BILE men In the west, several In Ohio
who would do we'll,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

good In q Democrat, until he deserted.
OF course, according to the Leader the
"two Democratic who "yOted for the
Leader as city printer are fellows tine
tured with hard" Republican) Sense"
We assure the Leader 1--WE are not sur
prlsed
The Leaders narrow illiberality re-
aembles OK Congressman McKinley's,
who never saw any merit In u Demo-
cratic contestant or contestee, and
hence all the time Major Mckinley was
In Congress he never voted once for q
Democrat Nothing "stupid" or hide
bound In all thisl Oh, mol 1t 10 Re-
publican "hard sense"l And "hard'
enough for any Bourbonl
OF course these two fellows will ex-
pect to continue TO be leaders of the De-
mocracy; and will be bitter at Arm
strong of tho Plain Dealer for referring
to their treachery, The fact Ia there are
always personal considerations In sucl
cases. The principle Ia principal, Cleye'
land IL no exception, and is not alone
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05
THE MECKLENBURG, N. o., DEoLARA-
TION.


The sd-called Mecklenblrg Declara'
tion OF Independence WIS again cele'
brated on the Goth of May at Charlotte,
N. c., the orator for tho occasion being
tho Hon. Geo. IL, PendletOn. Two years
ago Senator Bayard made the principal
speech. Nothing, We believe, was ever
heard of such declaration until an ac-
count Of II appeared In the Essex (Mass')
Register June 22, 1919, pnrporting TO be
taken from the Raleigh Register, and
entitled, Raleigh Register Declaration
of Independence" John Adams en-
closed II to Thomas Jefferson az zone OF
the greatest curlositles and one OF tho
deepest mysteries that ever occurred 10
him." and wondered how such q paper
could have been concealed from him
until that day. Jefferson, too, had
never heard of II, and at once pro
nounced II spurious. The pretended
convention In Mecklenburg May 20
1915, Ia claimed TO have adopted foul
resolutions declaring for Independence
! very nearly IN the words OF the Declara
tion of Independence. The old Federal
ista were ever anxious 10 blacken thu
character of Thomas Jefferson, and Il
call In question anything that eminent
man was credited with, OF late years
this Mecklenburg affair has been 70
yived and annually repeated, until, M
doubt, many people belieyeit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

HON. FRANK IlURD did not add any
laurols 10 hls crown by makinga speech
In favor Of Mckinley retaining his seat
He spoke with great labor, and his rea.
sons for supporting the Young Napoleon
were for fetched, showing that no had
no faith in the justice of his position
He conceded that Wallace had mn.
jority ON the face OF the returns, but
tried TO show that illegal votes had been
cast for wallace. Congressman Follelt,
OF Cincinnati, answered him and exposed
the falsehoode Of the Maumee statesman
completely. II oil contested cases are do.
cided az squarply on the merits IN was
done In this case there will never be any
injustice done. The only injustice Ia
this case was the keeping Of tho duly
elected man ont Of his seat 40 long
[Alliance Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-05

THE seven years that Mckinley was
In Congress no voted on forty'six con-
tested cases aud never In single in
stance, failed to vote for the Republican
to get the seat, though other Republican
members were not always 30 bound to
party right or wrong, Honest citizens
should understand Mr., Mckinley, And
then on the stump ho would boaGt Of
turning ont "rebel Democrats" Ana
yet the Rep, boasts that Mckinley, II
nominated, will get Democrats votes
The Mckinley organ may defer boaqt'
Ing, M,Rlnley's armOr has b5en taken