The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09
A HISTORY or THE REPUBLICAN,
PARTY

EDrTOR DEMOCRAT Gould tina en0r-
nous steals OF the Republican party
during its twenty-fOnr years OF power
be laid bare, the llgnres would ataTtle
the country. History no where shows q
parallel The inside history will never
b. knOwD, for the reason that the evil
dencea Of corruption have been destroy
ed TO prove conviction, Enough, how
ever, haa been revealed through various
channels, that twice the amount has
been stolen that would pay the huge Ma
tlOnal debt that now hangs over us, and
which bids fair TO be held In per-
petnatlOn IN order 10 keep life In The
National Banking system, thereby
keeping In existence 4 large class OF
men who are non producers and ahOd-
dy aTIstOcTaGg and ready for m empire.
True to ita record the Republican
party continued its work, eva TO the
last day, when II gave away To Gould
aud Huntington the railway rlana OF
the backbone" railroad, S3OOO,O00
worth Of public landa, which was IN the
Congressional Calendar ~ "fOrfelted."
This was done by Teller the Republican
Secretary of state, with the assistance
OF Arthur, the Accident, being one OF
the most glafIng and damnab.e outra-
ges ever perpeiTated on any people, The
whole y rty seems 10 be OF the sauna ma
terial from highe I tO lOwpst, For In
stance, John Sherman OF Ohio, OF tho
chronic OliNt.hOlding family, who pHd
carpenters and l1hOrera out OF tic ouniled
States Treasury for building leurea and
other work on his Washington resldtncej
| aud that after he had rrcG we'd HI part
| of the swag, hauled In by the FITS Ma
| tiOnal Bank Of New Y rk city ~ 1881,
when they realized or robbed tne people
out OF 81 05S 40 10, ana this In one year
when lha Hon, John was Secretary OF
the Treasury. Then that magnificent
dude, the late President, Chester A Ar
thur, who was oualed from office by the
Fremont hen merchant, "tnat the oillce
m ght be honestly administered down
to Tue darkey hOstler, who slo @ u b1'hel
of government oats TO sell, lhat he
might be able TO put 4 few pennies III
de- plate Of do Lawd at do next mee ilg."
Speaking of lhl4 Collred "grmmln"
reminds me OF the famous swlndle
Of the "Breedmans Bank" by q
gang Of ploua, "prai1e God bare
bones" Republican saints who wanted
10 help the poor "lreedmln" TO
save his money, aud accordingly started
bank after the civil war eud'd, and
prevailed upon the deuded darkeya TO
place their hard earnings IN charge OF
their Teputed Republican "brO her
bankers, and which, OF course, after
wards "buated" aud the cOlOred
brother" found that hIa Republican
white "brOther' had got his money and
} waa living In grand style while the
"culled" Republican voters found them
selves out about u 100000,
lately noticed before the Republican
I party closed up business, an rlllft made
10y q Republican Congress ~ to try
} ard make the people pay lhl4 large
! steal by soma Congressional thleyery
q Why not the Republican gang Of mig
. ger" lovers make " upY They stole II
' and the c0l0red "brOther" naturally
T thinks that the late Col and m raltS
y pnrty they have supported u the poll.
i sInca voters, fhould make good thu
g awlndle. A reasonable conclusion,
i The late Republican party shout Ger.
l., tainly he claased ~ the great What
. Was IT," or the Eighth Wonder OF the
y World. JonN BRYAN,
y Canton, o., March 20, 1885.