The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
that will soon disappear, then good bye

that Will soon disappear, then good bye
TO Republican aacendancy In OHIO.
II was extremely cruel TO the 1000
militia who were here TO keep them on
the streets with the Thermometer away
below zero, TO add 10 the eclat Of q Re-
publican holiday. Many OF them Will
90 home to suffer In sickness and some
OF them 10 die M direct result Of yes
terday'a exposure, But the Republican
leaders had their "aplurge," aud that In
all they were interested In, But the
experiences this year will probably lead
10 the abandonment OF mid winter milf
taTy parades:
Governor Foraker made q very favor
able Impression, and his inaugural came
we'll up TO the average OF such docu
ments-haying no more wisdom and no
moie twaddle In II than they generally
contain. Personally, Governor Foraker
10 o gentleman In every sense OF the
word, What no may turn out to be po.
litically, remains TO DO seen.
THR GOVERNORS SALARY.
II ia popularity believed that the kill.
Ing OF the two bills looking TO an In.
crease OF the Governors salary will keep
FCraker'a stipend down 10 $4,000 per
anDum, as an ofilcer'a salary cannot DO
Increased during his term Of office, But
as the poet feelingly and beautifully
says:
Tho June bug hA the wings Of gold
Tho lightning bug OF name,
Tho tumble bug has no wiNga Mt all
bat Gcu lhoro all the saulo,n
The poet Ia slightly mistaken about
the absence OF wings In the tumble bug.
but all the same he eeta there without
flying, 30, also. Governor Foraker will
'yearn" from $1,000 TO 3 1000 a year aud
get II. A mansion will be bought for
his use and some 30 900 q year apprO-
prlated 10 cover expenses. While this
will not be called "salary" II will mean
precisely the same thing In Pennsylvania
Dutch-and this Ia the way the salary
devil 10 TO he whipped around the stump,
The retiring Governor Hoadly did the
handsome thing innlntroiuciDg bls snc-
ctas0r Governor Foraker gave q recep-
ti0n last night In the Senate chamber.
and a great many people called npon
him, Including the mo II OF the mem6ers
OF tic Legislature.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
The Democratic caucus last night was
presided over by Senator j. j. Sullivan,
with Representative A, p ButteIleId az
Secretary. Senator Crites,of Tuscarawas,
contrary TO his usual excellent judg.
ment, moved TO exclude the representa-.
tlyea OF the press, but II was voted
down three 10 one. There were 62 OF the
72 members present,
Mr.. Hull moved that the frat ballot
be informal. Mr.. 0Nlel opposed the
motion, and II was lost. Mr.. Hunt, OF
Shelby, nominated Governor H)adly,
and Senator Lawrence seconded the
nomination In q we'll turned speech,
aetting forth the Governors claims 70
the honor.
Mr. Johnson, Of Williams, nominated
Allen q. Thurman, which was seconded
by MIR, Cole, Of Stark, In u bright and
pointed speech. Mr.. Mcbride, OF Stark,
deprecated the nomination OF Thurman
aud favored Governor HOadly. The re.
ault OF the ballot was. Thurman, "a;
Hoadly, 20; 8. II. Hunt, 1; j. I. Neal, l.
AZ II required ~ votes 10 nominate, u
second ballot was ordered, resulting as
follows: Thurman, 88; Hoadly, 23; Hunt,
!. Senator Lawrence moved the nom.
ination OF Allen q. Thurman DO made
unanimous by a rising vote. AT.