The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
AGAINST BLAINE.

and Independent Republican papers no
fuse to support the Republican nOn9-
nees for President and Vice Presidents
blaine and Logan. and are giving nm
qualified support TO the election az
Cleveland and Hendricks:
l--New York Times, Rep.
2-New York Herald, Ind.
8-New York Evening Post, Rep.
New York Truth, Ind. Rep.
6--New York Telegram, Ind.
6-New York Harpers' Weekly, Req.
New York Morning Journal, Rep
psTNew York Globe, negro orgalb
6-New York Graphic, Rep.
iO--New York Journal OF Commerce.
Ind. r.. .r
ll-New York Nation, Rep,
l2--BrOOklyn Union, Rep.
l3-Rochester IN, W Herald, Rep.
ll--Rochester IN. " Post-Expre@s
Rep.
16--Buffal0 IN, " News, Rep.
1~7--Syracuse IN, W Herald, Rep.
lS-COhoes IN. " Regulator, Rep In
Dor Organ)
l9--COhOes IN. " Gazette, Rep.
20-BOstOn (Mase.) Herald, Ind nsn.
2l-Bosl0n (Mass) Advertiser, Rep,
22-BOston (Mass) Transcript, Req
23-BOstOn (Mlass) Gazette, Rep.
2-W0rcester (Mass) Spy, Rep.
26-W0TcesteT (Naas.) Gazette, Rep.
26-springheld (Mass) Republican,
Ind. Rep.
27-New London Comm TeIegrazs
Rep.
28--New Haven Comm Register, Req
20--New Haven Comm News, Ind,
Rep.
SO--Waterbury Comm American, Ind
Rep.
3%l-BangOr (Me) Commercial, Rep.
H--Flushing IL. H. Times, Rep.
33--NewpOrt IL. l. News, Rep.
3i-Wilmington (Del) Morning Eewh
Rep.
35-Philadelphia Record, Ind. Rep
B--Philadelphia Telegraph, Rep,
37-Philadelphia Times, Ind.
38--Readlng (Pa,) Eagle, Rep.
39-Allegheny City pa Evening Mail
Rep.
b-Monongahela City (Pa) Record
Rep, (lab0r organ.
fl--hhbl LlNtl UOul WI IUllbIb VA
zette, Rep. (labOr Organ).
42--Detroit Mich) Times, Rep.
43-Chlcago Times, Ind. Rep.
,44-Chicago News, Rep.
45-Chicag0 Herald, Ind.
40 Kansas City Star, Rep.
47-MinneapOlls Review, Rep.
Note-0ut Of twenty.four papers pub
lished In New York City, Cleveland has
the support Of eighteen, Blaine three
Butler two, and 81, John, ont. Thu
Democratic press throughout the State
of New York are solid for Cleveland.
GERMAN PRESS.
4S-New York Stats Zeitung, Rep.
40 New York Puck, Ind, Rep.
50-Rochester IN. W Abend Post, Req
5l-BrOOklyn IN, " Presse, liep.
81 Buffalo Frele Presse, Rep.
23-Cincinnati VOlksfreund, Ind.
5i-Chicago Staat2 Zeitung, Rep.
55-ChicagO Freie Presse, Rep.
SO milwaukee, Der Herald, Rep.
57-Milwaukee Freie Presse, Rep.
$751;. Louis n 'elg r, Rep.
59-St, Joseph (MO) Volksblatt, Reg.
60-Topeka (Kas.) Telegraph, Rep,
NOte-Cleveland has the solid support
OF the German press, without q single
exception, In the following States,
namely, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and
Kansas, and the same In Ohio aud
Michigan, with few exceptions
The twenty three German papers In
Iowa are all giving Cleveland q most
ardent support beside a thorough clrcu-
late In Minnesota.
The German population Of the several
States mentioned Ia as follows: 0hia
1902, 597; Illinois, 235, 7sG; Wisconsin, 1884,
1928; Michigan, SO,0s5; Iowa, Ss,2GS; Min
nesota, G6,502.
CHRISTIAN PRESS SUPPORTING cLEyE-
LAND.
6l-Congregationalist.
62-Chri5tian Register,
So Christian Union.
6i-Christlan At Work.
65-Weekly Witness,
6B-Baptist Weekly.
67-Baptist Record.
Note-Eaeh and all the above papers
(sixty'seyenl with one exception, cup
por cd Garfield In the last campaign,
The estimated daily circulation Of the
above papers reaches almost /. 10000
copies, while the weekly German publ.
cations are estimated ut nearly $4,000
copies.
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ENEMIES OF ORGANIZED LABOR
New York Tribune
"Rat" Republican.
New York Commercial Advertiser
"Rat" Republican.
New York Evening Extra
RAT" Republican.
New York Mail and Express
FRAT" Republican
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