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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21

and Prince Bismarck for their assistance in
promoting the foundation of the Congo
State.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
The Champions Lose again at st Laui,

ST. Louis, May 20 st. Louis won their
third victory from the Nets to day. and an
easy one it was. Becannon was balted very
severely, eight out of ten runs being earned
by the home club. Otherwise the game was
q fair one. Score:
Sr. Louis ...............O c 0 80 0 O-lO
Nets. o q O.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
PICTURES.
How Things Are Moving at the
National Capitol.
Meeting Of Army Comrades How a
Boy Thinks-Faulkner When
He Is Crossed.

General Denby's Qualifications for q For
eisn Mission-A Guess About the Speech
That Mr.. Hendricks Will Make to
the Law Students of Yale.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
Cincinnati Knocked Two Pitchers Out.

CINCINNATI, O, May 2O.-The Cincinnatis
batted Emslie and Burns all oyer the field
to dsy. Muldoon play ed very pretty game.
Fennely had another big day with the bat.
Cincinnati. ............. o 2 G O 2 BIB
Baltimore...~............. 0 0 O o s. s
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
INDICATIONS,

nsha Club will be here on Saturday.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-15
CONDENSED SERMONS.

The Roman spear did not hurt Jesus 80
much as the kiss Of Judas..- ID. Il. hJOdy.
The ideal Is older than the real. There
are spotless angels before thore were fallen
angels. Richter.
l FIND the doing OF the will OF God leaves
me no time for disputing about His plans.
--George Macdonald. .......
LEARNED essays from the pulpit may en-.
tighten the intellect but will fail 10 con.
vert tue soul. London Baptist.
Strike from mankind the principle Of
faith, aud men would have no moro his.
tory than nock Of sheep. -Bulper
WHES you have learned to submit, to do
faithfully, patiently. duty that Is most
dlstaatsful to you, God may permit you
10 do the work you like.--P,tJ. Riddle.
"Go QUICKLY aud tell His disciples that
He is risen from the dead.n The disciples
Of Christ must first be told the news; not
tell the chief priests and tho Pharisees,
that they may be eonfounded; Lut toll the
disciples, that they may bs comforted.
God anticipates the Joy Of His friends more
WAN 'ue shhWe oi MS onomles.--MdHAetc
Henry. .'d
THouoH nuAberless drops be In the sea,
yet II one be taken out OF II, IL hath 80
much the less, though insensibly; but God
because He 10 Infinite, can admit OF no
diminution, therefore are men niggardly,
because the moro they give the less they
have; but thou, Lord, mayst give what
thou wilt, without abatement Of thy store.
Good prayers never came weeping home.
l am sure shall receive either what ask
or what I should ask bishop Hail.
MR. ToSouE was charged with being
"uuruly, evil, full Of deadly poison" and
In proof Of the charge the law book was
produced and q passage cited from James
III. 8 The defendant replied that II Il
were not for M. Heart, who lived little
way below him, he would be as innocent
AZ Mr.. Nose, or tho Messrs. Eyes, and In
support Of bis possion he cited Matt xv.
IS. The court decided that the defence
was a sound ono, and that nothing really
good coaid be expected from Mr.. Tongue
until q radical change shoulS take place In
his MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-15

1t Is said by some one curious In
these matters that there Is not CHM
ney nor cooking-stove In Havana; not
a carpeted room nor feather pillow.
This is but another way Of saying that
there, with good sense. the people know
how to adapt their domestic economy
to the torrid character Of the climate;
but here in our Northern cities the
carpet and other hcat-engenderlng par
aphernalia are 10 full 7b.ast just n q
same when the mercury Is niuty-nius
In the shade as when II Is below zeru
(Which 10 the barbarianp"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-15

The telegraph operators in Austria
arc so poorly paid and so greatly over
worked that, out Of eight hundred en-
,ploycl In tho public feryice, nine be-
camc lnnatics within thirteen months.-
Currszk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
M. ID. HARTEIt,

Who is tho Democratic candidate for
State Senator In the Rlchland district,
has sent n challenge 10 Hon, John Sher-
man to dIscuss tho tariff, giving os a
reason that II In urged over the district
II will not do 10 vote for Mr., HOrter on
account OF his being u free trader"
and that u vote for Harter would be
vote against "senalor Sherman and
high tariff" Hence Mr.. Harter's chal-
lengo 10 Senator SreImln, We copy
from Mr.. llarter's letter to Sherman, a
copy Of which, In print, we have, dated
NJ WadswOrtb
Here Orp, briefly, a series Of prcposi-
ti0na Oh the Ariu q leati0n, which be-
lieye 10 bo true and whiCa | am ready TO
Glllrm:
lst fh9t ut present, aud probably for
many generations TO come, tariff taxes
In tho United States are and will be u
necessity, and do not ask for free trade
and Ia no proper sense IL the term free
trader" more applicable, perhaps, to me
than 10 you.
"a. That tariff taxes (ike oil other
taxee) should be made m light and ~
easy for the people TO bear ~ possible,
and that they should DO placed AZ large.
ly therefore on the luxuriee OF life anu
IN lightly on the necessary things re-
qulred by the people ae possible,
81. That under no pretext should
large numbers Of our people be taxed
)elther directly or Indirectly In order 10
turn their property over TO tho few, and
that taxes OF this kind, whether called
by their true name (spoliation) or gilded
by some other, are uDjuet, immoral and
unconstitutional,
ith. That the true object Of tariff
taxes (and OF all 'axee) In 10 provide
money TO defray the ex 30 uses OF govern.
ment, economically and docently con
Quoted, aud that no larger portion OF The
earnings or property Of tho people should
be taken from them than IL necessary TO
amply supply the wants OF tho govern.
ment, ag ABOVE described.
5th. am In favor OF tariff reform, not
tnrlff revolution. ! am In favor Of tax
reduction, tax equalization, and OF
gradually, steadily, slowly perhaps. but
eurel, lifting here and there, and every.
whore, tariff burdens from the shoulders
OF the people. do not regard the tariff
as n Divine institution or ~ n sacred
relic, but on the other hand look upon
tho present tariff IN u gross fraud upon
Tho honest people OF oil parties, and !
am prepared 10 defend the statemen
| that the reforms which ask for will
tend 10 increase the wages Of every mo.
chanic, laborlng man al d farmer IN Lo
rain, Medina, Ashland and Rlchland
counties; that these reforms will ben1bi
the manufacturing aud business Inter.
ests OF the four conniice; that they will
tend 10 increase tho value Of the town
city and suburban real estate Of tho dis
trict, and while increasing The prof u
and earpingsof every honest man In the
district such reforms WILL AT THE sAMF
TIME REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING Fol
EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD IN IT.
4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

HALsTEAD, OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cIal Gazetlp, ana Samuel Cary, OF the
"stump," are not tho same men they
were a few years ago, Sam, particular,
ly, has undergone changA a. heart
since no was wont 10 exelalm, Ills hair
standing all on end, "lhe rebels have
but two rights hat Will ever DO Will,
Ing TO recognize, the right 10 be hanged
and the right 10 DO damned."-l Alliance
Review.
We beg OF the Review man 10 quilt
this yarniDg business. The rebellion Ia
long since over, and those that were
rebels are long since loyal and have Ia
ken the oath, The Il publican party
did not hang Jpff Davis on that sour
apple tree; did not even try him for trea'
son, but just let him goI
Then, look at LoDgsreet, Mosby, Ack'
ermaD, Key, Malone and lots OF others.
But Ia not this Republican party a pecu'
liar arrangement A repentant rebel,
who votes Republican, Ia q saint at once
But 10 vote Democratic Ia horrible, and
he ought ITO be hanged aud damned"
The truth IL the ProhlbitionlatS will
have 10 reconstruct the Republican
party. The old thing isp'ayed out, and
they don't seem 10 realize ".
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Millport, Friday eyAnlng Octp y
Jno. Mcbride and 0tt0 IL, Young.
Middlehranrh, Friday evening oct y
johnson SheIrlck and Captain J1hn H.
b AXE.
Louisville, Saturday evening, Ott',
lO-John q, Welty aud Austin Lyneh.
o naburg, thursday evening, OCT 81
j. Y, Lewis ana JnO, Mcbride and H. u
Cole.
Rchyille, Thursday evening, Oct,
Sd iniel WOrley and j, b Michtner,
Canal Fulton, Saturday evening, Oclo'
beI l0-L. U. Cole aud W. II. Phelns,
Waynesbnrg, Saturday eyenln Oct TO-
johnson shprrlck aud Chas hrlch'
burn. o
RobertsyIlIe, Saturday evening, Oct TO-
Daniel WOrley aud John E, Monnot,
McDonald.ylIle, "Wednesday evening,
Oc. John N. Myers and Ed b Bach
Cairo Sch0O House, Thursday even
Ing, Oct, S.-JOhn I, Hays aud Wm, D.
PlerO.
Youngstown Hill, Thursday evening
Oct s John M. Myers and John Morgan
Paris, Friday evening, Oct Cd, u
WelIy and John @, Given.
North Lawrence, Friday evening, Oct
CD tniel WOrley aud A, q. Hlner'
Beach City, Ffidty evening, Och o.
j. v. Lewis aud John T. Hays.
BtraseburRh, Monday evening, OcL IL
John M. Myers and B, n. Faust.
Justus. Monday evening, Oct0ber IL =
Daniel Worley aud John Morgan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

AN English moulder arrivedlin Phi a.
delphia tho other day having, with bis
wife and six children, walked all the
way from Petersburg, Va, to take pass
age on the steamer Iodlana to his native
island. All the steamers sailing from
Philadelphia and New York for the past
nine months have been carrying 40
many steerage passengers back to Eu.
rope as they have been bringing hither.
Many of the returning immigrants are
miners, some farmers, and some skilled
artisans, who 2nd II harder to make
living In the United States than In Eu.
rope. The Erglish and Welsh coal min
ers who are going back to England COM
plain that they are driven out Of employ
ment by the Poles and Slavs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

their way to guard the Capitol, In 1875
the Democratic state Convention OF New
York nominated HoratiO Seymour for
Governor through mIsapprehension OF
his wishes, Mr. Seymour Immediately
declined the nomination. The Republic
cana Of that day rej)iced yOciferously
over the fact, and predicted certain do
feat for the Democracy at the ballot
boxes. They told the people that moth
Ing could compensate for the loss OF no
popular man as HOratio Seymour from
the ticket In that emergency Well, the
unterriAed Democrats Teas'embled their
Convention and filled the vacancy with
the name of Lucius Robinson. After
a sharp contest Robinson beat 30
powerful a candidate az Edwin d,
Morgan by q majorit, Of S0,isO ghA
Republicans had better 20 SLOW They
should not shout iii they are out OF the
woods, Jones IL the coming man for
Lieutenant Governor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

WR learn MeSsrs, Geo, II Baldwin and
Professor HartshOrn held forth at Wtat
BrOokGeld last Saturday, evening 10 o
crowd OF So by actual count, made up Of
Republicans Democrats and boys, These
two yaliants, who nObly sent TO the war
many dear relatives and friends, fought
the war all over and waved with power
that bloody old garment, Falstaff never
did better and Socrates WAS never more
learned, Win both gentlemen John
Sherman IL the beau ideal Of states
mani Grover Cleveland aud Democracy
are stencil IN their delicate OliactOrlea.
with them, what Republicans do In
right and whatever Democrats do Ia
wrong, They aud theirs are the elect
and ignorant Democrats can't come In
and shine. These are John Sherman
representatives,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

THE Ma I'm Ind pendent says
"Fesslor was pardoned by Democratic
Governor"
Charles Foster, the hero OF the Scott
law, as Governor, pardoned George Fess'
ler, at the earnest request and demand
Of Canton Republicansl
We would inforn the MassIllon In'
dependent that Charles Foster Ia aud
was Republican, aud would refer to
the Repository for proof OF this.
The Massillon Independent should try
again, The R'p copied the article from
the Independent without correcting the
mi.l;a ement The Rep, might have
said Foster did II, and we advised H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

THE gross incompetency OF the Re
publican Committee Is shown by the
following from the Cadiz Sentinel;
The Republican Committee got them
selves into u bad p ckle last week, They
were Issuing two circulars--one 10 the
salOonista aud one TO the Prohibition
lsts. By mistake two OF the envelopes
got mixed, and u saloon keeper was very
much surprised to receive acommunica'
tion asking him TO vote the Republican
ticket, ~ prohibition would only come
through the Republican party. And u
PfohibltIonist was equally surprised 70
receive q communication stating that
the Democrats were for temperance, and
II no wanted TO preserve the business
and have II protected, he must vote the
Republican ticket. Both OF them got
mad,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

and 70 arrested Harter who escaped
from Jail on Monday. Having learned
whore Harter was concealed yesterday
after being out all the night before,
and tracing him up, Deputy Krlder,
about noon, got the requisite assistance,
surrounded the house and captured the
bird, MIR. Ktider remained outside to
guard and give chase, II necessary, hay
Ing more confidence In his own iieet'
ness Of foot than In that of any OF hls
assistants. We'd bet on Charley In q
race, In such q case, with any ordinary
mortal, Besides having good limbs no
has good wind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

0UR City Council are becoming clam
orous TO have Solicitor Meyers atIen
their deliberations, aud threaten II he
don't attend they will stop his pay II
we remember CIR tctly some time since
members Of Council purpOseIy aud re'
pealedly iusulted the Solicitor and when
he attempted to reply aud yindicate
himself he was prevented, although The
law gives the solicitor the right oil
speech In the Council, We krow not az
to this alone beiug I efrasOn OF hlt
non on-attendance; hut II would be SUN
Client for auy nun Of proper telt'Iespect
Some members q Council do not need
aid from the solicitor, They know Toe
much already These probably only
want the Solicitor there that they may
assail him; and they are mad brcausC
no disappOnts them. II IL bad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

A VERY large mOjotity OF the Repub.
lican party two years ago voted for the
second amendment, and their tax
amendment got very few votes, sensl.
Bile people should consider these impor-
tant facts.
The truth Ia, the prohibltionists OK.
pect to convert the Republican party,
and that ere long, to their measures,
and then sail on lovingly together, The
Republican IL the party Of lodges and
schemes 10 catch votes. lts immediate
ancestor was the Know Nothing party
and its great great.great grand pa the
old Federal party,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Ing now heing built In Canton, the
General Assembly pas'edan enabling act
That was all, and hence the Legislature
Ia in no way responsible for the school
debt incurred, The people OF Canton
through their own Board OF Education,
are responsible,
The same holds good Of all other To-
calities In the State, But the John sher'
man, Star Route knaves charge the late
Democratic Legislature with increasing
the local indebtedness of the statel
What howl these same fellows would
have raised had the Legislature refused
permission to localities TO build school
houses, and make other needed I'M
proyementsl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

The rolling mill strike at. Cleveland
Ia decared of and the men are getting
to work, II causes great rejoicing at
Newburgh. We cannot imagine any
greater misfortune not to say wicked
mesa, than strike such M that NJ Cleve.
land, Every man ought to be employee,
aud under healthy state Of things,
there Ia plenty to do. The trouble Ia
that government 10 used by scheming
monopolis,s TO favor them and opprefs
and rob others. This IL what IL the
matter. Let justice prevail, and many
evils would vanish.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

TnB lying Cleveland Leader Ia now
roaring and rearing that John r Nc
Lean Of the Enquirer isthrowing money
around over the State, $500 In ROSS
county alone.
This roorback, or something like II,
we have been looking for. According to
this yarn. Mclean must be made OF
money. OF course, II Ia only u campaign
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

IT lsnow thought that Hals'ead OF the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette IL In
sane, for no sane man would have witt
ten such letter as no did In 1863, In
which he proposed to assassInate the
President, ana called Grant drunken,
At pid ass. He Ia equally crazy now on
Cleveland and the Democratic party.
But he Ia not the only crazy fool Il pub
lican editor In Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
REPUBLICAN STEALS.

Credit MobiliNr not less than 100000.
0OOl
Whisky ring OF 1862 SlS,OOO0OO.
Whisky ring OF 1867 $lS,0OO,0OO.
Running whisky crooked sl20, 100000
Washington city ring S2O,0OO,0O0,
Star Route ring IS 0OO,0 600.
8 ar Route trial that did not convict
$4,000,
Freedmen's Bank steal S2 100000.
Aud many other rings aud schemes
amounting to hundreds OF millionf
mOrel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

" the people Of stark county want u
fair, square, honest man ~ county Com
ml,sioner lot them continue John NJ
Shelter In that position, Mr., Shet'
Ter IL an old, we'll known, and suOaian'
tlal aud popular citlz'n OF sugarcrceG
township. He should b triumphantly
elosted over the Republican candidate,
G. ", LalbIIn. Vote for Shelter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

In that interesting letter Of 1863 Mr..
Halstead says: Congress twaddles week
ly In private caucus about political mat
ters as IL little more niger would do
everything" Mr.. Halstead's views as TO
the utility Of "little more Niger
have undergone decided change since
1863. Now he claimsa little more mig.
ger" would have elected Blaine and will
send sherman back to tho Senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

BUSINESS men Of Cincinnati are be.
coming alarmed. This continual howl
Ing Of the bloody shirt and charging
the people OF the South with oil manner
Of crimes, Ia not calculated to draw or
hold trade, aud without the Southern
trade, Cincinnati and Southern Ohio
would be In a bad fix, In fact many
Northern Ohio towns are greatly bene-
fitted by Southern trade, Merchants do
not usually solicit customers by calling
them thieves, murderers, etc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
AKRON. O.. October &. 1895.

AKRON, o., October 8, 1885,
EDITOR DEM0oRAT;-My attention mas
been called 10 an article In last week's
Repository replying 10 my article In
week before lasts DEMOCRAT. This
writer starts with mistake aud keeps
IL up by either lies or mistakes.
say Governor HOadly has done well
by the miners OF the State, and should
and will receive large majority OF
their votes. Next, as my battery" has
been keeping up the good work against
Hon, jacob A. KOhler, | propose 10 tell
Chapman something more about Jacob.
When jacob A. KOhler was candidate
for II preventative from Summit two
years ago, his majority over Parker was
only few votes over 800. BOrakers
majority over H0adly AZ the same cleo
tlOn was over eight hundred. This
shows that Kohler IL no. at oil popular
with the we'll organized worklDgDen OF
Summit county. may AZ we'll give the
Rep. writer and other w0rklngmen few
additional reasons for b0ycotting Mr..
KOhler. have In my possession 40 the
present moment little document from
the Ohio Penitentiary. will give q
copy Of this document 10 the readers OF
the DEMOCRAT, and would advise them 10
cut IL out and keep II for reference,
Here IL Ia:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

THB Repository imploringly appeals TO
the Prohibitionists to vote the ReTubl'
can ticket or course they will do 1t
jpst to please John Sherman, who at
Cincinnati had the Republican candi-
dates sign and publish card IN the
Volksblaat, saying they were one and all
opposed TO prohibition.
The Rep, should say that NJ least one
OF It's candidates for the General Assem-
bly, gives practical demonstrations that
he. AT least, is not disposed to prohibit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Mr. j, Il, DRUcKENDRoD, Of Cairo, was
tho gentleman who came the closest TO
guess the actual number Of beans In
the gallon jar nj the Fair and hence,
drew the clock, bdng worth $40 The
nc,ual number Of beans In the jar was
II SOC and Mr., DruSenbrod's guess was
1850 OF course II was happy. acci-
dent, ana being recently married, Mt,
Drukenbrod was In need Of u clock,
Well, be has got ".
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

THE Ohio penitentiary Is managed by
u board Of Ave Directors, two Of whom
are Republicans. These Republican
members have In no instance differed
from their Democratic colleagues. The
0, p. is carefully aud we'll managed; but
the lies that the Infamous Cleveland
Leader publish concerning the instltu.
ton are simply shameful. or course
the lying Repository copies the stuff FOR
lack Of shame.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

so, Hoadly and Foraker ara to discuss
In Cincinnati aud Toledo. Good
Foraker will wish no hadn't been
driven into II.
The Republican committee in their
letter, published Thursday last week,
had abandoned the discussion; but John
Sherman was In Columbus Friday, and
no doubt caused the committee to come
to the scratch again, and hid them
drive poor Foraker to the sacrifice, This
Ia sherman'd campaign.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
FOR-A-CUR.

Foraker Ia having bard time. lie is
asked TO answer two ,imple questions
Are you an ally or an eGemy Of the
Prohibition party ? Are you In favor OF
Prohibition or against II ?" Foraker
crawls out Of answering oil questions
on the llmsy pretense that they are pro-
pounded by the Democrats through the
Prohibitlonlsts. This IL conduct for a.
cur, not for q candidate New York
Wnrld
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
THERE Is mr.. FORAK ER.

1heTo ID Mr. Foraker,
Not much OF q tahor
or the gubernAtohal ohAlrl
lilo tried II LefOTe,
Aud failed In the score
Hut IL trying again 10 got lhorel
Charlie Fosters Scott law
Was tho troublesome ilAw
Playing mlschiaii aud ioialI went through
Even now 'tla their gamer
lhey st up the same claim,
With tho same Mr., Foraker tool
What q set TO DO aurel
TnIY are ever 40 purol
Neither thoy nor thelr party do wronRl
Their nice millionaire men
Give them 'aoap" n " aud then
An reward for "proteollon' 10 strong
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Is II true that two years ago John
Webb supported the then Democratic
candidate for County Treasurer and op-
posed the Republican candidate, John
Il, Dangler1
Aud yet Mr.. Webb Ia great Repuoli'
kaner. VIII not the Repository explain
MIR. Webb's course two years agop Have
not Republican voters right TO under
stand this pretontloua Webbp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

TBE Repository has nothing to say Of
ualstead's letter 10 Chase In 1863, In
which Halstead calls Grant drunken
ass, and proposes TO beat Liucoln's head
against q wall, and that there IL too
much niger. II ia not comprehend"
letter, hut from Toll HOlstea6l