The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-08-26
MCBRIDE MEN.
Opinions Of the Labor Leaders Of Gin
GlnHatl.
They Are Pleased With the Nomination
for Secretary of State and WIN
Work and Vote for the
Ticket.
From the Cincinnati Enqulrer. ]

From the CINCINNATI Enquirer.
An Enquirer reporter yesterday circu-
lated among the leading labor represen-
tatiVes, and obtained their views on the
Democratic nomination for Secretary Of
State as follows:
Hugh CaVenaugb, Master Workmen for
District Assembly No. 48, said: "a am
| for Mcbride, and will vote for him,
though haven't voted the Democratic
ticket before in ten years. 1t was a
/ wise nomination"
MD. Connolly, editor of the UniOnist,
and a we'll known labor man, says: Il
am highly pleased with McBrlde's nom.
inatlOn, and would vote for him II |
we're q resident. Don't think the Demo
Gratis could have done better"
oh Drake, a timer on Main street,
below Front, and Treasurer Of the
| Trades Assembly, expressed himself as
| follows: 81 think McBride's nomination
a good one, and will vote for him, though
am Republican,"
Charles A. lockwood, Financial Sec
retary of Carpenters Union No. 2, said:
81 think Mcbride Is all right, and We
couldn't get better man. will vote
for him, though am Republican. He
| lb V1b HAL VIZ Whubs
Il. T. Ogden, manager of the Printing
Department at Robert Clarke & Co.'S,
said: II am not in sympathy at all
with the Mcbride movement. am a
PTohibitionist. l think, however, 1t
was wise Democratic nomination"
VIM. B. Ogden, his son, and formerly
President of the Trades Assembly, said:
John Mcbride gets my vote, and he is
the only one on the ticket, too. He Is a
No man. am called dynamiter In
politics, but am always for the friend of
the lRb0ring man."
Frank L. Rist, Secretary of Knights
of Labor, but formerly Corresponding
Secretary of the Trades Assembly, says:
81 think McBride's nomination good
one as far as the working people are
concerned. Twill vote for him II there
be no Labor candidate up on Labor
tickets" L.-----l[---.-.
O.N. Penter, President of Typogrsph-
ical Union No. 2, and reporter on the
Cincinnati Zeitung, "thinks McBrtde's
nomination was good move on the
part of the Democrats, as 1t is good
bid for the labOTing vote. Don't think,
though, 1t will catch the labOring men
In general. Can't tell whether Mcbride
gets my vote or not, till I see who the
other side puts up"
P. f. Fitzpatrick, President Of the
Moulders' Union for the United States
aud Canada, ssya: 81 regard McBrlde's
nomination as o wise one, and will vote
for him. He Is q good, sensible man. |
know of no man, at present, the Repub-
lieRns can down him with"
Captain Currier, Of Curriers' 0rches-
ira, and Master Workman of Mozart
Assembly of K. Of L., said: II look
upon McBride's candidacy as wise one,
and he will receive large support from
the wage-w0Tkers of the State. IeXpeot
to vote for him." E
H.O. Traphsgen, Appointed State In
spector OF Workshops by Governor Hoad-
| ly, says: Mcbride will poll the largest
vote of any man weSCOuld put up. He
is the best in this sense. He has more
i!ity, however, than he has been cred
tied with having. l intend to vote for
him. Combinations will very likely be
formed against him In Springfield, Day.
ton, and by corporations In other places,
but he will win outside support enough
to overcome that"
W. B. Wilson, foreman of the Stribley
| Stoe Company, and former organizer
or the K. of L. in this city, says: II
think Mcbride will carry large labor
vote, and look upon 1t as good nOmi-
alton. l can not say now that shall
vote for him, but the candidate that best
represents the interests Of the labOring
man generally gets my support"
Ferd +. Verges, of the John Van Range
Stove Company, said: II have nothing to
say in regard to Mcbride, and / can't
say now who shall vote for"
| Joseph Kiehl, Trustee of Queen City
Assembly, No. 280, K. of l., says: 81
think McBride's nomination Is as good
as could be made, and l intend to give
him good Republican vOte."
William Keenan,, an ex-Officer in K. of
| L., said: Mcbride will make first class
nominee. I've voted the Democratic
ticket only twice, but intend to give
John Mcbride full hearted vote"
Il Edmund 0'C0nnell, President of Typo
graphical Union, No. 3, says: 81 think
the Democrats showed wisdom in select
ing Mcbride and l expect now to vote
for him."
D. ". G. Chadwick, Secretary and
Treasurer of Typographical Union, No
3, said: II think McBride's nomination a
very strong one, and, as workingmsn
should like to see him elected. dOn'i
know yet whether shall vote for him
as | am Republican, and will wait tC
see what my party will do irst."