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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

THE Albany IN, " Express, having
seen In the Evening journal OF that city
q statement that Secretary Manning had
made dlsrospectful remarks about the
Grand Army, saye; "ln justice to Mr.
Manning (though we have not alluded
to the story beforo) II becomes the duty
OF the Express as newspaper to eay
that an effort TO ascertain whether he
used the phrase, The Grand Army be
ID under the circumstances narrated
by another paper, has resulted in con.
viction that the story Is without fouu-
dation." The Cleveland Leader still 70
iteratos the yarn, and will not contra
dict II until after tho election. even II II
does then.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
IN A NUTSHELL.


The News Compressed Into sharp, FQintsA
Paragraphs. ia
N, 10y, IT,, young attorney OF
bus, o., IA dead. ADE
Hon, Emory storra, the prominentiawyn
OF Chicago, 10 dead.
There were sixty five new ca SOS OF small
pox reported In Montreal
John A. Runstettler, of Dayton, was ltllls
Cd by cars at Detroit Mich.
The distillery of W. II. Mccormick,
Beardstown, ILL.,, Ia burned.
A New York lotter reports tho wholesale
trade as continually improving,
The bank OF Forreston, Ill.,, has supended.
Assets are said 10 equal liabilities,
Albert Carlisle, one OF tho Oldest and bod
known cltizons OF Columbus, O., is dead.
Mr.. Kelley formally rendered bis resigns
tion TO the president AZ minister 10 Austria
Within sixty dAystwenty eight postofico,
have been burnei or robbed In the United
States.
At the reunion OF survivors OF the war d
1919 AZ Washington but three responded h
tho call
BY railway accident In Texas, MIRA
Wolf, of Dodge City, was killed and Sovsri
others injured.
Charles Wallace, In Jail at Groonsburg
Ind, aud wanted at several other places
escaped by saving off the bars of his win
dow.
Captain Anderson, chief Of coal and lro,
police denies that "Molly MaguiroS' havl
any extensive organization In tho coal ~
gions now.
Mra Mary B Kali, Of Ohio, a widow and
a clerk In tho treasury department. hal
been discharged booauSe she wrote Repub'
hcan campaign song,
Lars l.. Gunderson, dofauting postmaS
tor OF Cumberland, Via, has been anod thu
amount OF his embezzemsnt and Sont h
prison for two years
Mrp Graher jumped from street car n
indianapolis while II was crossing the rail-
road track, was knocked down by an ongini
and had leg crushed.
Near Bucyrus, o., tho manglod romans q
VIM. Jones were found on the railroad track
Peggy Hotoling, and Joe lido have been ~
rested to await an investigation,
Mrs, Leo Guess, OF Vlncennea, Ind, hm
obtained a verdict Of 5000 damages againH
the Chicago 81 Alton railroad for tho ILL
ing OF her husband In a smnsh.up on IN
road.
David j, Norton, Thomas Fitzpatrick and
Peter A. DAILY were arrested In New YorA
charged with Attempting 10 destroy darry1
store In Now York, last February, with dy
Mantle.
by tho bursting Of q boiler In MontgoH
cry q Prices steam cotton gin, noar Crook
etts Bluff, Tennessee, tho fireman was In
stantly killed, and Montgomery aud two
Others were severely injured
John L. Sullivan figured as pitcher In
game of base ball, at Cleveland, o., and
was afterwards arrested and required u
give bail for his appearance TO answer
charge OF violating the Sunday law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

JOHN SHERMAN says, "colored people
shave practically no voice In Congress
"And n the Electoral College"
The disiranchlsed adopted white clti'
gems OF Rhode Island have practically
no voice" even In their State govern
mentl This does not trouble John
Sherman, however.
Democrats OF Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
most other northern States, being in the
minority, have practically no voice" In
the Electoral College. The Republican
vote In the States South fares the same
way, as they don't get votes enough
Such IL the fate OF mlnorlties In our
gVatpm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

THE President Wednesday appointe
Mrs. Marion A. Muljgan, OF Chicago, I
be Pension Agent In that city, In plac
Of Miss Ada @. Sweet, resigned. Mr.
Mullipan Ia the widow Of General Jamr
A. Mulligan, heroic soldier Of the ciyi
war, who was killed In Virginia IN on
Of the Valley battles. She passed tb
enemy's lines, aud after undergone
great hardshIps and dangers, succeed
In bringing beck the body OF her deu
husband. This NOBLE aud c0urageou
woman has the qualifications for a but
ness and financial trust, such az D
pension agency.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

GOVERNOR HoADLY's epoech on Sat.
urday at Painesyllle, badly demolished
Senator shermane efforts 10 stir up soc.
tlonal strife. The trouble Ia The Repub-
lIcan party has not tho Southern states
under their iron heel ae hoy had whom
carpet baggers ruled and rloted and
robbed. white mon aud colored men
aro ut peaco South and getting along
well. Senator Sherman and his ilk do
not like this, They want war, and hence
yell Outrage" and howl mierepresenta'
tion. These bypocrltoe aud frauds aro
known, aud their professions aud etuiio
20 for little.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

TnE township swindle In the State Of
Indiana, II seems, amounts 10 from
tsb0,000 10 100000. These orders were
disposed OF In the Eaet, whore the buei-
noss had only fairly begun; and the
probabilities are that much larger
amount IL held In Chicago. Ono arm
which handled moro than 100000 OF
them has u list Of tho townthlpe from
which they were Issued, and this shows
that at least twenty.threo coubtloe 10
the State have suffered from the swim
die, with more yet 10 hear from.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

THE President last wetk made his
second appointment Of colored man to
a lucrative and important office. This
was Moses A, Hopkins, OF North Carolina,
to be Minister Resident and Consul Gem
sral OF Liberia. The aDpOintee was bo n
a alaye In Montgomery county, Virginia,
was made free by the war, aud educated
ut Lincoln University, (colOrfd) In Penn
sylyania. Until recently no was pTinci
pal oithe State Normal School for col
ored students OF North Carolina, The
salary q the Office 10 Ave thousand dol
lars year. Some months ago the Presi-
dent appointed a colored physician Of
New York city Minister Resident at
Hayti, also at a salary Of Eve thousand
q year. II Ia In these that John Sherman
can dad reasons for the drift OF the col
ored voters OF tn South toward the
Democratic party. Republicans preached
the 70 enalayement Of the negroes, and
their deprivation OF oil civil rights 'as
the certain result OF Democratic success
That was for the South. At the North
they preached industrial and business
prostratlon, mills In ruins and Idle la.
Dor. Lying and humbug sometimes
Oyer.reach themselves, and Sherman 10
now likely TO see II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
MICHAEL d nARrER.

Mr.. NJ, d. HATteT. OF Mansfield, was
nominated for the State Senate on Tues
day by the Democratic convention that
met at Elyria, the county seat OF Lo'
rain county.
In yesterdays DEMOCRAT was the dis
patch stating that the convention was q
grand success, that Mr.. Mickey who was
elected two years ago, but only got his
seat after a contest, refused TO be q can
dldate for reelection and named M.
D. Harter, who was nominated by accla'
nation and with rouaing cheers. Con-
gressman Geddes made one OF his stir
Ing speeches that woke the echoes as
usual.
The counties Of Ashland, LOraiD, Me-
dina nd.Rlchland compose the Senator
ial district; aud OF course II 10 Repnbli
can by something Of a majority Dem
ocrats however are beginning 10 learn
that. In this country; there ia no uch
thing az a fixed majority; and In this
district the Democrats evidently mean
business.and propose to organize victory
They have made grand step In this
direction. The true rule 10 10 deserve
success.
OF course Mr.. Harter did not seek the
nomination, and II was feared at Mans
field that he would not accept owing to
his great and important business Inter
ests. But the following from the Mans
field Daily News settles the question as
to Mr.. Harter's acceptance.
ND. HaTter, GIlsey House, N. Y.
You were nominated for State Senator
at Elyria today. DO you aeceplY
DAILY NRws.
In response to this telegram the fol-
lowing dispatch was received!
New York, Sept. 8.
Daily Newe, Mansfield, o.
II Ia my duty to accept under the cir
cumstances, M. ID. HARrEh.
The Mansfield Herald. Republican or
gan, gives the substance OF interviews
of both Democrats aud Republicans OF
that town. On Mr.. Harter's nomination
the Democrats say 'splendid," "the best
that could have been made"-"cOuld
not 6nd a better man In the district"
&C., SO.
Ryen the Republicans admit II; one
says, excellent; another, 1T Ia good
nomination; another, "could not have
nominated better man." another, III
we are TO have a Democratic Senator |
know Of no one should prefer TO Mr..
Harter;' another, "he Ia q ArSt class cit
zen;" &c, sc.
There Ia no doubt Of Mr.. Harter's be-
Ing strong nomination, and Canton
ians will tate special interest In his
canvass and special pride In hlssuccess.
He 10 a Canton boy" his mother and
sister and three brothers still living
here, with important family Interests.
The election OF Michael d. Harter
would make q valuable accession to our
State Senate. He Ia q gentleman Of
broad We've, and high purpose. His aim
would be to do hls duty, and promote
the ends Of justice and honest rule. He
has been. called a ireetrOder, because he
believes In and advocates m honest
tariff system. He believes In Just gov
ernment, In equal taxation that allows
equal opportunities, and Ia the foe Of
monopoly.
We are glad that Mr., Hartor accepts
tho nomination, and wo hope, and be-
lleye, he will DO elected, notwitheiand-
Ing the odds against him. With such a
man, "there's no such word as fail"l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

What he likes no likes, aud he let's YOU
know II right away He IN altogether
Liberal or altogether Tory, His politics
decided, hil religion derided-gst him
right aud he In magniacently rlgh get
him wrong aud he Is awfully wrong.
A scotchman seldom Changes, BY the
time he mas landed fairly on his feet IN
this world he has made up his mind.
and he keeps II made up. III he dialikes
4 fiddle in church you can not amuggle
II In under the name Of bass yl0l. We
like persistence. Life 10 80 short that a
man can not afford very often to change
his mind. II the lsraelites In the will
derness had had few Scotch leaders,
instead OF wandering about for years,
they would In three weeks have got TO
the promised Land or somewhere else,
just as declded,-[ ralmage's Letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

NINE ex.scnatora aIe now living who
were members OF the United Stalcs Sen.
ate al the beginning OF the war Of tho
rebellion. and who took their seats ai
tho memorable first session Of the Thir'
ty-stwnth Congress on July 4 h. 1851
They are willard salisbury, OF Drla'
ware; Lyman Trumbull, OF Illinois; Jas,
Harlan, Of Iowa; Samuel o. Pomeroy, Of
Kanaas; Henry N. Rice aud Morton $.
wiIkinsen, Of Minnesota; Daniel CLARK,
Of New Hampshire; John Sherman Of
Ohio, and James Il, Doolittle. Of Wis.
sonsin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
DEMocnArs and prohlOltIoulsts admit

DEMOCRATS and ProhIbltoDlste admit
tho need OF on amendment TO tho Con-
slitution before tho liquor question can
DO pu, on an assured baels. The kepub
licansproposo regulation and taxation
under the Constitution as II now stands.
An amendment 10 regulate and tax was
voted down overwhelmingly by the peo'
Pile; and The Supreme Court has decided
tho Pond aud the Scott law unconetitu'
tional, The Republican party eiands on
airy nothinga 90 lar ns tho liquor qnes'
tiOn IN concerned. IL Ia mare Dodge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

LAST fall Cincinnati was the bOs
place for Republican election fraud'
Lot Wright, who was United Stat
Marshal, had some 1 500 deputies, whii
aud black, many Of th-m drsperadoc
aud penitentiary bids, all armed al
all laboriug for the Republican ticket
No such infamy was practiced soutl
the lying Cleveland Leader to the u
trary Notwithstanding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
UNDER. .REPUBLIoAN PARTY RULE

Was the Star Route swindle.
The Robson Navy ewlndles.
The Credit Mobllier steal.
District Of Columbia ring steal.
The Dc Golyer steal.
The Sanborn frauds.
The salary grab steal.
The navy steals-Over $400,0N,0OOl
The Pacific Mall steal.
The Moth swindle.
The great Presidential steal Of 1875
Freedmen's bank swindle.
The whisky ring operations.
The Venezuela scandal.
The san Domingo job.
The postal frauds.
The government printing frauds.
Public building frauds.
Pension flee frauds.
Frauds In the department Of justlct
In all amounting hundreds Of mi
lions OF dollarsl Facts are stubbor
things.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

"THE negro question:" remarks th
Memphis Avalanche Dem viii set
itself la course Of time. The two races
by daily intermlngling, will establis
their final relations, and tits idle I
tear our throats trying to swallow ,
question whole which this big country
will be mastlcatlng and taking down
piece meal for some years and perhap,
generations TO come"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
soorLANp.n ny nry. rALmAan.

From Brighton wa take express train
FOR Scotland, ID allght In The evening
NJ n hotel nal way between Edinburgh
Cnetle aud Hulyfo ID Palace.
There IL sOmstninp about the scotch
cherH Hcier, whether meet II In New
York, or London, or Edinhurph. that
thrills me thr ugh ard through. Perhaps
IL In bechUsr nave gnch q strong ,ide
Of Scotch bltod In my arteries. Next TO
m, ogn beloved country give mo Scot.
land for rselie 60 and grave. The peo.
pie afe IN tuch downright ear0eat.
There IN pnch roar IN their mlrth, like
n tempest | 'Ths rrossachr." Fake O
Glasgow audience, and speaker must
h we hia fept well planted on tho plat
FORM, ur he viii b. Overmastered by tho
sympathy OF thA popnla;e They are
not ashamed 10 cry, WIN their broad
palms wiping away ihs tears, and
they make no u tempt NJ suppression Of
glee, rhey DO not eiDper or sDicker or
chuckle. Throw johe into o Scotch.
name ear, aud ~ rolls down 10 the cen.
Ter Of his diaphragm, aud then spreads
out both ways toward foot ana brow IN.
M the emotion hpcomes volcanic, and
from tho longeet hair on the crown OF
the head 10 the tip end OF tho nall on
the big ios there II q paroxysm Of cachi.
nation. No hnlf.and.balf about the Scotch
character. What he hates he hates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

THE County Commissioners were In
regular session last week. No Commits
eiouers Of Stark county ever gave more
honest attention TO tho public business
than do JonN NJ. SuErLER, ALoNgo
SMITH and JACOB scuMAouTENBGnesn
Mr., Shelter 10 running for 70 election,
and We have no doubt he. will 10 through
Lot the friends 400 ioIt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

The Leader says that the South zen
thirthy.eight electoral votes for Cley
land ana Hendricks TO which they w
not entitled" Charge this up TO
Thad, Stevens and the Republican
construction laws.-lPlaiu Dealer.
Perhaps the Leader IL now sorry thi
the negroes have the right TO vote, al
are counted for all political purpos'
the same as the white population. II
Leader doubtless thinks the Fifteen
Amendment was q mistake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

according to etsh-tlcs covering ll9
ycars, The average lie 1870 gillous per
acre, Since 1880 the vineyards In Cali
lOrnia have Increased very largely Ia
extent, ana enthusiastic California
wine growers are confident the tine Ia
not distant when California and other
wine producing States will raise enough
grapes to supply the entire country with
wines OF every variety and quality,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
TnREE WI eks from next Tuesl

THREE weeks from next Tuesday H.
election. Cit'zeus Of Ohio should pre-
pare to do their duty. Let the Demo
cracy sweep Ohio; sustain the honest
hands Of President Cleveland; re.elect
Governor Hoadly, Lieutenant Governor
WOrwlck aud the entire State ticket,
aud also keep Stark county In line by
giving the State and county Democrat
Tickets q good majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

The exports OF breadstnffs for August
were valued AZ $7,70o.0O0 against $l5,
$4,000 for August Of last year; but the
exports for the eight months ending
with August were 800 600 600 az against
COZ 600 600 for the corresponding period
last year. II is the present falling of
that 10 telling on our foreign trade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

As 10 the cancellation Of slb.00O,0O0 of
silver certificates, the treasury depart
ment explains that the certificates do
stroyed wre Of largo denominations,
$500 aud $1,000. and practically worth
less IN currency. II Ia proposed 10 reis
sue them Ia small denominations 30
that they will circulate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

TnE Republicans are beginning to
realize that John Sherman Ia only work
ing for bimselfcaring nothing for For
akey and the reat. Sherman wants Re.
publicans elected to the Legislature 80
that he may remain In the United States
Senate. All this is raising q row In the
happy family
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

EX-SENATOR Sherman would only stop
talklng about the bloody shirt and tell
his audiences IN Ohio how be be0amc u
millionaire upon salary Of 5000 u
year no would have q much llylIer topic,
and Que that would not fail to wake up
the dulled Of audiences TO an interest VI
the most thrilling character.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

CHAIRMAN Bushnell Of the Republican
DOODLE committee 10 credited with the
remark that "the vote Of every d----d
niger 10 Ohio can be bought for el0,"
Chairman Bushnell is surely mistaken
about that.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

In DR.. Leonard and the Prohibitionlsts
were TO vote the Republican ticket this
year they would not be abused by the
Republican editors and orators.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

TEN Republican employees In the U, 8.
Mini, al Phila elphla, on Saturday, 70.
fused to 90 to work until supotinten-
dent Fox gave them assurance they
would not be removed. His answer was
their dism ssal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

SENDING paupers, convict, aud luna.
tice from Europe TO this country, In yio'
latiou Of its laws proves an uDproata'
bic business 10 those engaged In II. Up
ward Of l,i00 such PERSONS were 70.
turned last year by the New York Com.
misuioners OF Immigration 10 the count
ries whence tley came.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

THB Republicans supposed they could
pacify Lne colored people Of Hamilton
county by nominating Harlan, the col
ored sport" for the Legislature, but
che colored people won't have II that
way. Mr.. Harlan is gone coon."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

IT would eem that the Foraker press
does not have much II nuence with q
Methodist Conference. In fact II does
not appear to be very influential any.
Whcrn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

EMORY A. sToRRs, the noted Chicago
lawyer, died suddenly VI Ottawa, III, on
Saturday, He was there In the interest
Of JVhn Q. Mackin, the Chicago ballot
box suffer, TO obtain from the Supreme
Court new trial. His nge was bl Ho
was n leaiing Republlca".
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
TnR following apecIal dlapateh ap

THE following special dispatch ap'
pears In Saturdays Cleveland Leader:
Boston Sept, II. The Journal OF to-
morrow will contain dispatches concern
Ing the condition OF manufacturing In.
dnstries In Worcester, Waahburn and
Moen. George CrOmpton's and tho
Knowles loom works are havinga good
business year. The "wire works" are
driven with business. They are said 10
be doing oil that can be done wi hout
resnmlng night work all over the estab'
llshment the fact being that certain de-
partments are now worked both night
and day. Tho force employed numbers
about $500 haylug gradually Increased
since the discharge OF The night force.
Reports OF other industries are cheer
Ing.
The above Ia good and the Democratic
administration should be given due cred
II.
T. Republican croakers may stick pin
there and every voter should vote Dem
ocratic 10 help along the good time com.
inn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

DESPITE the assaults Of the Foraker
press upoi Mr. Leonard, the conference
sends him right backto the same church
at springA I'D to wrestle with tho souls
Of the sinful Republicans OF that
wick d city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

THE Murphy temperance movement In
Cleveland continues TO draw crowded
houses and obtain many signers to the
pledge. Francis Murphy and son deal
out the temperance gospel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

ESTIMATES now place thus years corn
cropel 2OO0,00O,0O0 bushels. with that
much corn and 100000 bales Of cotton
10 sell, the agricultural population Of
the United States will not be wholly
destitute OF pocket money even II tho
wheat crop Ia lrine phort,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Cincinnati.

FLOUR-Fancy, a. 1j pLdb; IA nily, 80 10 NL. 70
WHEAr-NO, . rod. ~ yS5ci No i 1910
CohN--No mixed, bDlJ)6ci No y whltA
t0ta gao
oATS-No . mi sod. az 4lJo; No. q m'Eod,
20(pal 10; No. ! wnlte, ~ DBL 40
pokR Family, SlOoDLdal; regular, tooB
~BAcoN- Shoulders, ts,>Sc short cloar uldO.
NtSlpU 80,
LAliD-Kottle, 0 s0b0kh
OlIEE5le--p Prime 10 onoloo Ohio, 5000, Nov
YORK, On aloe; Northwestern, 2plo,
POULTRY Young 0hok0ns, 81 90 Oi, rs; prlmA,
10000, 6Oj ducks, u, so 9sSO, goo ., $40 pat
dozenl live turkeys 10,
HAl--No timothy, siaoO eia5,i No 4
NL0ODii 80, inlxod, SlJ % Ol0 bOi gh ,at aud rye
straw, S1O0ob ~; oatstraw, 500 Di5J
Wooi,--UnwAsned medium olotnins n aa,e
1no merlno, iDp .Oo common, ND bo doeoe
washed medium clothing 2TCDa5ci oomolny, H0
Hc burr aud cots, lO0iSoi tub'waancd, hpSod;
pulled, 20 D2jo
OArrLE uDod 10 choice butchers, 80 n L0S,
fair. ya,1b % 80; common, 800 % b0i at0otor1
and fecders, Ej,SODiloi yearlinSa aud calv,I
tbOlWO, 2h,
HOGS Selected butchers. 81 10 lidl, fLr 10
good pacltlng siOl o. t0I fair 10 good II tht 800
IA sos common, SS,6odbt0O; oulg, 81 % ~ 90,
SHEEP ulnnon 10 falr, ~ 10, g,)i 70
ohoioo, ~ No 30, eprng lambs, tJaS 0l0J,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

SENATOR SHERMAN proposes TO secure
o larger liberty for the Southern negro
by, drylang means TO prevent him
from vDtlls tns DSnbjritIc ticket IL he
want d TO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

GEORGE HoADLY, JOHN g. WARWICK
and the other gentl men on tho Demo
cratic State ticket are worthy and com.
peient. Cot ready TO vote for them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

AT meeting Of the Republican lead.
ers with the committee the other day at
Columbusa big row eosued. The trouble
was gigantic and all In oil II was q sor-
rowful conference ending In bad blood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

DURING the war Senator John sher'
man was not sufficiently bloody minded
to enter the army. He was willing IA
send hIa brother and others. however
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

CHAIRMAN BUSHNELL Of the Republi.
eau State Committee is trying to whip
In the negroes OF Springfield to vote for
Foraker.