The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-23
OPINIONS or Tnn rREss,

Nashville World; II Thurman does
lax supcrhlOns on the stage, " IL dis
grace 10 ONO,
Philadelphia Times; The new crop OF
Senators isn't likely TO shell out many
Wedaters this year,
Ohio State journal. The Standard
Oh syndicate may pick up q Senator
over In Kentucky Just now II they are
prompt Ia getting In their bid.
Eaton Democrat: II looks AZ II there
were more Mechanism in the OHIO
Legislature than will be healthy l0l the
Democratic party next October.
Springfield (0) Republic; Gen, But
Ter, II IL said, left u Bible In the state
house when he went out OF 0lllce. We
were very sure he wouldn't take one
with him,
Delaware (0) nerald' Geo, II, PEN
Teton for over thirty yearshas been dear
10 the Democracy Of Ohi0gbutH6yer was
his political position no hAgip al NJ the
present time.
Dayton (0) Journals The bedeyll-
ment to which George HOadly was sub
jected while he was u candidate was
amusement compared with what he Will
experience ~ Governor,
Marysylllc (0) Journal: Behind this
cloud Of seeming corruption we can only
hope there IN q silver lining OF purity
which will shine brighter In the future
galaxy Of Democratic Victories,
Cincinnati News-JOurlal: Mr., Payne's
plea for the presidency appears In Az
other column, II IL Tie triit M II 49,
and all offices open t0all Democrats WHO
can got tho certificate OF the tnunyil-
ate.
Cleveland Leader: lloadly'1 iuOugura.
tiOn has started an alleged likeness Of
him on lts travels through the country,
Every time he sees the grues0me Thing
he must regret his honOls and hls public
life,
81. Louis POst-Dapatch: The n0min-
alton OF Payne has produced m unplels'
ant dissenalOn In the Democratic party,
outside OF Ohio tho verdict Is that Mr.
Payne Is Innocent, but ho ought not do
10 again.
Butler County Democrat; Tho mono.
poly power Of this country cares moth
ing for political parties except as u
means 70 further enrich 10. The people
must stand with the party that opposes
the principle Of monopoly.
Cincinnati journal; Mr. Payno's
Interpretation NJ tariff fOf reyonue for
an economically administered govern
ment, with encouragement 10 home in
dustfy but not 10 foster mono OliCs, IL
that II must let the present tariff alone,
But what If that fosters monopoly or
falls 10 encourage Industry.
Carroll Chronicle: The attempta to
Fo,teri2e, shermanlze and DOrseyi2e
The Democratic party Of OHIO Is meeting
with vigorous opposition OF the honest
Democratic country press OF Ohio. The
next Democratic State Convention VIII
emphasize their work just paste that
IN your hats, Ohio Dem0cratsl
Batavia (0) Sun: II would require
tho entire space Of the Sun TO 0pfint even
extracts of the cOndemnatiOns which
we see In our Democratic exchanges, OF
the recent disgrace by corrupt represeu.
taliyes ch0Oslnga Senator at the dlCln'
ton Of the Standard oil monopoly
Everywhere the Democratic masses are
dlsgusted.
Toledo (0) Telegram; An able bodied
staff officer Of the Commercial TtIe.
gram was detailed the night OF Payue's
TO take charge Of an Dem
Ocratlc newspapers charging Standard
oil bribery, and salt them down for VI,
next campaign, He hasa Pile OF thru
II would be- necessary for us % hire O
warehouse, or turn the editorial room
cut OF doors.
Philadelphia Telograph Senator
Payne's enthusiastic frieuds are, ui
course, losing no tine In getting thrir
iay0rites on the Presidential track. The
leaders Of tho new democracy ~ Ohio
ought 10 get their candidates life in-
sured. Not only has the country mover
yet elected man TO the Presidency VINO
was "A years Of age, but no party haa
ever yet presented candidate so nd
yanced In years,