The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

had two aermOna on the mount, on'
from Mount @ lead and one from Mount
McGl egOr How different.
Speaking II the prohibition question
HOadly said: Il spe' Oh IL silver and ei
lence golden" then he 10 the most do
clded monOpOli-t He has read from
Democratic papers TO prove coal oil. II
only proves that when there Ia any sus
picion Of wrong the Democrats are VI
In arms"
"As TO the Penitentiary when u waf
handed over TO ul, there were only tht
walls, prisoners ard bedhugs. We've
cleaned II, we've fed the prls lners,we'yt
worked them steadily and prOhlably. II
ldgs Foraker shouldn't happen 10 faiI
IN this the aec0Id attempt he Will bC
Governor next year. admire hls pluck
hut what aha / | say about hla Judgment
He says my dmInistration haa been OK
trayaganl The average expense OF my
four ysars has tepI $50 600 ayear When
| came into OH o there was upwards oil
100000, AID a-t Monday there was up
war o VI s50O,0O0 Hespe aka OF the Stat
account, 3u he II all wrong There
have been many buildings bullt. Thtr'
ls another dep Itment In " 'ch wa have
spent more money than Foster did. We
hava taken care VI the national guard
There ara sOmp hi Foraker hnsn
told you. H. hasn't tod he drci Ion OF
the SrOtt law, II which he .aRes 40
much fun, Vas r-nd"red by two Repn6
licaus aud one Democratic judge, fhp
Judge calla he liquor rallic IA hitherto
untaxed sou 81 Of revenue. all aston
i-hed P,ecitely lht same xes hrt lev
10 upon hih M no, u everything else
am for low license as aga nal hlgh II
censr; and tor License as agdins, pro
hlbltiOn ltp election IL given u II oil
right 10 TAX tnpm. He speags OF gerry
Wandering Columbus, Why, who frat
destTOyrh H. pOwrrOf i cil srll-guyrr1
menlY Tue great Republican principle
stat
ALL THAT A REPUBLICAN DOES IS RIGHT
and all that the d mOcrats DO IN wrong
even II II fxarliy the same thing. IL
waa wrong ti take away the power oil
apJ Olutlng TIE police board fr0n Amor
Slitl. tut II was night 10 take II ay
from q. Al q, Johnson, lhe Democrat &c
Mayor OF Cincinnati, My friend hurd
ells me that have but two IN nutet
nger. ! may not h iva answered all the
qu 4rtiO n ana touched Oh all the points
,uggrsted ny Judge ForakeI's speech,
bur will have 10 walt until we get Ia
Cincinnati. | have One more thing u
say, and know | will express my friend
Ju ~ FOrakef's opinion In wat | nave
o LAY, and that IL 10 lhdnk the cillzrn-
Of lOledO for the very kild attenli ~
,hey have plyeu ua In this debate w
HANK you very much for II, aud | hops
YOU Will bs charitable with us both
Az the G inclusion OF hi1 remarks he
retired 10 hls cnair. There was q paI T.
ing burst OF applause aud the auUierct
quietly di perurd. Despite lhe vast
rrUVd In The halls, there was not u oil
OF trOub 0,
After Ihe debate Governor Hoadly wdt
bNrae of ny erlhUsla4lic friends 10 the
Hoiel UnlOn, whtre he held u rtel ptnn
lasting over an hour. Judgr Foraker
wi h q red handkerchief about his neck
lpUalred NJ once 10 hiS room In the
Body House.
SATURDAY NIGHTS DEBATE,
Do not forget General Grants words
LIT Nv have peace" Judge Foraker
makes the pliut that there IN no issue
between the Republican aud Democ attic
parties ~ between license aud prohiDi-
Ion, End that even there is no Issue be'
tween the Democratic aud Prohibition
parties 40 between license aud pr0hlbl.
ton. Why, Judgep WHAT does license
meanp Don't u mean permission
What Ia iha antithesis or contrary OF
prOhibitioDY IL not permission a mega
tive OF probibItionp Are prohibition and
permission cOnsiatenlp Then for the
other point, The Democratic platform,
which calls for license, most emphatic
ally denies prohibition. My friends, l
stand, therefore, for national gradu
ated license system. [Applause. |
stand for the right OF self controls
stand for the rights OF men who eau
control themselves; 10 control their own
habits In the matter " eating and drlnk
lug; | stand for the most perfect libel ty
that can be granted the cllzene, and
against every invasion OF that liberty
which Ia not absolutely necessary 10
protect the liberty OF other citizens. On
that principle | ask your yotes, and |
ask your votes because my party has
been consistent TO that principle, and
which the Republican party has dis
gracNd In the past. Applause Here
IL the Republican platform passed In
1881. DO they ray In that platfol IN that
they would pass the Pond bill, the
smith bill or the Scott billp Nota bit
OF II. Their platform on temperance was
In these words: Resolved, Thnt the
public interests require that tho General
Assembly should submit TO the people
snch amendments " the G Constitution OF
the Stale relative TO the manufacture,
sale aud use OF intoxicating liquors ~
shall 10 we the whole matter to leglsla'
ton" [Oheers.l
That was their platform and the
whole OF II, and upon this platform hay
Ing acquired Iower they betrayed their
trust ly passing The Pond bill. what
Cincinnati went into rebel
lion. The tenth ward did, the eleventh
the twelfth followed, the eey
enth followed; the third and all the rest
followed, and the majority In 1882 for
Newman was over 10000 votes In this
county.
Judge Foraker complains that taxes
lave Increased because his party paused
On unconstitutional liquor law. Why
iosen't no complain that his Court de-
sided the 6rst liquor law that was pass
ed unconstitutlonalY That law would
have wrung from the pockets OF the
dealers In beer aud intoxicating liquors.
quite M much money 40 the Scott law
The Republican supreme Court, held
tho Pond law unconstitutional. ls II
more right for the Republican Court TO
decide q law on unconstitutional law,
than for u Democratic Court 10 decide
similar law nnconetitutionalp No, Ger.
talnly not. He complains that the d ,m.
orrats last winter took from this gen.
tlemen (referrlng I, Mayor SMITH los'
Or 10 appoInt n partiann Republican pO-