The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
PARAMOUNT mILDRrNs HOME.
Speeches by senator Lowip, Gov, Hoa,ily
Rev, Dr. Bysrs, a, MoGrcgor,
and j, X, RukenbrOd.

Bposc by senator Lowip, Gov, Hoadiy
Rev. Dr. Bysrs, 4. MoGrcgor,
and j, N. Rukenbrod.
Yesterday was o great day at the chill
drens Home, situated four miles soutl
OF Alliance. Since ite organic IiioD, nov
about nine years ago, on occaaiona
gathering Ia had In honor Of the Home
and the Governor and representatives Of
The Board OF State Charities honor The
occasion. Governors Bishop and Foster
thus favored us, and yesterday Governor
HOadly did not fall,
Yesterday Mr.. and Mra. Nleez, In
charge OF the Home, took care To have q
sumptuous dinner for all the gueets, and
Indeed all who were not otherwise pro
ylded with basket supplies. The gather
Ing was large, many people coming
quite a distance, In fact most townships
In Stark and Columbiana counties were
represented.
After dinner the people assembled In
the grove, where q stand and seats had
been provided, and shortly after
O'Clock Senator j. V. Lewis, OF Alliance,
as chairman, called the meeting TO or.
der and made few appropriate and
happy remarks, commencing the Home
as q noble institution where unfortunate
innocents are properly cared for. Doctor
Lewis introduced ...l
GOVERNOR GEORGE HoADLY,
who for about three. quarters OF an hour
In an Interesting speech, held the close
attention OF the aesemblage. The Gov.
ernor told many startling facts calcu'
lated 10 make good people think. For
example, one'hitb OF the criminals In
Che State penitentiaTy are under II years
OF age, The question IN how 10 eays the
ohildren ffom going TO the bad. Three
things are necessary, love, time and
patience. Those things are necessary
TO lead children In the right way. The
Governor related several cases that had
como 10 his knowledge ae Governor
Bono Of us deserve little credit from be.
ing what we are, when we we're brought
up surrounded with good family In.
1uences and taught by precept and OK.
Ample, Take q child on the other hand
with no chance, with bad influences, q
drunken father or q bad mother, or
throwp on the world without either--is
IL any wonder they turn out badY 1900
The Governor spoke Of tho Homo for
girls NJ Delaware with 300 inmates; OF
the Boye' Reform School at Lancaster
with 400; OF the 900 In the peniten tiary;
that The had pardoned fewer
than any of his predcceescrg, and had
sent more from the Penitehtiary undef
twenty one 10 the Reform school, md
no was glad to my nearly Nil had done
and we're doing well; In fact many we're
In the Penitentiafy by accident and
without real, blame; many committed
crime Tn liquor and the State makes
rriminals. The Governor told OF . young
man cot on aud abueed by d rhfiian, and
llnallylout the rough with his knife, and
FOR this 10 IN the Peniientisry. Tho
Governor admitted no had had bad luck
with his psrions, had got one follow
back and was after two others. Cover.
nor Hoadly spoke OF the Intermediate
Penitentiary, (which ahould be reform |,
atory like that An New York. ID lie com.
plimented our own Ohio, her coil and
her people and nohls instilutiona. He
believed In preventing, rIlnlipale being
made BY caring properly Tor ,thB young,
A good hons AZ the best preventive.
Many In this penitentihry were worth
saving aud could be saved. 'He believed
therefore III Hprroundi1g our youth
with rood, religious influencos, md
bringing them up In the right way. and
70 HONEST industry. The Governors OIL
oquent teiharks we're frequently Inter
rupted with applause. in .,'.I,i
u..sa ~ 'es.,. AZ ps,.s 'v., a., na,
and made ono OF his Interesting talks
The Doctor IL familiar with tho subjec
and dsnls out cold facts. He spoke o.
tho 10000 criminals In the Unitet
States. onefourth under 10 years of ago
IL % not yst twenty ysars since tho prs
Childftn's Home WE establIshed Il