The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
sHoP OWNERS AND ROSES.

Most ignorant u what he's most aasuredl
rah such fantastic tIicha before nigh heaven,
-lshAkespeare,
IN have sworn upon tho altar u God, oternal hos.
uaiiy aRninst every fOm!I tyranny over tho MUD OF
M -lJefernon
IL Ia well and laudable to be a SHOP
SUner aud a boss; but II 10 contemplate
and mean to use the power like a boss
and tyrant,
Who has any respect for those proprie-
tOrs In East Liverpool that two years
ago locked out their workmen; because,
IDrsoOth, those workmen dared to exer'
sAse their prlyllegeas American citizensp
What fair man has anything but con-
tsmpt for such petty and unfeeling
syrantsp
And who has any respect for their SER
vile tool Ia Congress, who, running
tAen for reelection, cringingly bowed
me knee, and disregarded the appeal OF
suffering humanity Who, we ask, has
any respect for such a manp Shall he
represent this 20thdistrlctp Nay verify
Accident, Oftentimes, notskill or judg'
msnt, puts men In the position of pro-
RrietOrs and employers. Even ordinary
scholarship and intelligence may
10 lacking. Many an ignoramus heirs
an estate. And these are apt to be
the very fellows TO exercise, or try TO,
Shelr lofty authority. OF course these
San find under.tools to do their dirty
gork-that Ia. coercion work, which
aAey would not like TO do themselves.
40 king ever lacked a clown, or fool, or
SOOl, when he wanted onel
We notice, prominent on several
shops, banners inscribed "Blaine, Logan,
Mckinley and Protection" Marching
shop clubs, too, are In order "All the
Horkmen are requested 10 meet and
5Oin; uniforms furnished gratis, etc,
btc." SO we 60 In this lovely land Of
ireedOml No shotgun" about this.
10 shotgun" at East Liverpool But,
my Lords, tlnantry must march TO the
polls and vote AZ my Lord deSiresI" And
this work Ia to help the East Liverpool
bosses candidate to Congress for the 9th
iimel "Pauper labor" must 90 On-fOr
that Is what protection" meansl Do
not wOrkingmen see ltp no they not
lAel itp No two dollars a day aud roast
Aeei" promised now. Indeed II IL hardly
the Cleveland Leaders soup bonel Will
lRbOring men vote to continue this mil
liOnaire and pauper making businessp
Shall they be coerced and go on forging
their own feltersp
Strikes, cuts, lOck.Outs, idle wOrkmen
and starving fgmillesl Hooking Valley
furnace men aud miners eylcted from
their novels, and living In tentsl And
lhis In Ohio, in the year Of grace 1884
Protection" IL itY
There Is free trade In laborers' wages.
Protection" then, Ia no benefit, hut a
curse to the laboring man. The cOndi.
zion Of things now, proves this. Are not
hboring men getting "pauper pay'Y
10 not pauper pay the t%endorcyY We
write thus 10 awaken men Of heart and
honest toll, hoping TO arouse them to do
their duty at the polls on Monday next
week,
protection" Ii high taxation and Is
destructive, II has destroyed American
ahipplng on the high seas. II loads
down and robs tho unprotected indus.
tries. 1t gluts the stomach OF capital
aud taxes labor TO starvation. II makes
%milliOnaires, and paupersl "Protec
li0n' has given pauper labor TO Amer
len. Give the Republican party credit
In conclusion: Let no American citl.
Een at this crisis, falter, or fail In con.
scientioub duty. "These are times that
Try mems souls" but the true man will
t0arles5ly act his part at the polls on
Tuesday Of next week, Fail not; but
VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
our cause II Is Just aud beat them We mustl