The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-02
Labor Unions is towards the DemOe-
racy. The Republican campaign nnd
this year viii mount up into the MIL
sQUIBs.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER has arrived
in Washington.

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CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER has arrived
in Washington.
GEN. JOE. G. JACKSON will act as
general hiasticutus for the Blaine re-
ception in New York.
THE President is fishing. This means
he is not worried yer the campaign.
No man eve goes fishing who is wOr-
RED. Fishing is the balm Of the con-
tented mind.
WE are glad to note that the YOungs-
town Herald has again resumed publ
cation, with abundant capital. 1t is a
rafting good Democratic daily, and
ought to win.
THE National Negro Democratic
League has Just been organized in Gin
cinnati. They have issued a strong
circular, urging eolored men everywhere
to vote for Cleveland.
LAST night in the great gay city of
New York, Belva Lockwood opened
her campaign for the Presidency. Her
frail craft was set adrift III the parlors
of Mrs. NJ. Frost Ormsby. Mrs. Lock
wood wore a baby-bl cashmere dress
with satin trimmings. Ruche at the
throat and wrists. Emphatically no
corsets. Full blown pink roses at the
throat, and Rhinestone ornaments.
Her hustle was only a slight hammock.
A PROMINENT business man of Can
ton, who is al active participant In
every move to advance the material in
terests of u city, gives us a very salty
and readable article in today's paper on
the proposed Hampden reception, that
will be read with interest.
CONGRESSMAN BLISS, of New York,
was one of the four Democrats who
voted against the Mills bill. He did
this in the interest of certain war tariff
monopolies of his district. This makes
the Boston Herald remark that this
is a case where selishnes is Bliss.
READ over Washington special today
on the exports and imports. These are
statistics, gentlemen, and prove that
while protection, so called, Injuries the
home market by increasing imports, it
also Injuries it by decreasing exports.
1t burns off our industrial candle at
both ends.
Hon. A. j. STREETER, candidate for
the Presidency on the Union Labor
ticket. in his letter of acceptance, pro
ounces against free whisky and pleads
for a reduction of the tariff at once, in
interest of the poor, taX-ridden con-
sumner Of only life's necessities. This
is a valuable pointer.
GENERAL FISK, Prohibition candi-
date for President, addressed the Inter,
State convention Of w. G. T. U. at
Mountain Lake Park, Maryland, yes.
terday. He said the Union now num-
bers 100000. He claimed that all grand
movements develop slowly, but he was
gratifed with the progress of the Pro.
hibition cause.
WE get news from Washington today
that the new tariff bill in preparation
by the Senate, makes an average reduc
ton of about 80 per cent. This is Pro.
lection of course, because it is a Repub
, lican measure, while the Mills bill
which maintains an average duty OF
= over AZ per cent. is denounced as Fret
Trade. If things keep along in thi
J way, we shall not be able to distin
guish between Republican protection
and Democratic free trade.
e WE invite the business men of Can
ton, manufacturers, merchants, real eE
tate and professional men, to an exam
ination Of the subscription list of tn
o NEWs-DEMoCRAT. We are still increai
u ing at the rate of owe thirty new sui
scribers per day, except Sunday, and "
n are of the opinion that our daily ha
Is now larger bona tide circulation tina
q any other daily In Stark county. tn
le proof of the pudding is in eating i
,e and we are willing to show up what v
have, at any time.