The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-26
Ican never stand the whisky clause in

P. S. Maylor farmer Reptile pres
emit administration has been so pure
and spotless that to clear my conscience
| am compelled to vote the Democratic
ticket.
Rev. Neal methodist minister, Rep
Il condemn the acknowledgements
bacco" platform, but just how l will
vote l win not say.
E. F. Davis merchant, Rep.)ECleve-
land and Thurman are all right and
will be elected by an overwhelming
majority. The platform is a very good
one.
E. B. Beeson GARNER, Rep.)I don't
like the Republican ticket. Allison
would have been preferable, or a man
like Window, who stands up for the
agricultural States.
CLARK COUNTY.
Quite a detection occurs in Republi-
can ranks, Marion Teeple will not sup
port Harrison or vote for Cleveland.
w, BOYER and j. o. Campbell will vote
for Cleveland. All three belong to old
Republican families but they don't like
Harrison.
Jesse j. Coombs goes back on .Repub-
licanism, and win vote the entire Dem
ocratic ticket. He also was an old and
leading Republican. -,
MI. Edward Elrod is identified with
the farming interests, and declares that
farmers in his section generally approve
of the Democratic platform. Zi,,,,
w. r. Jacobs local dealer, Rep says
that Cleveland has made a tirst-class
President. He thought the Republican
free-liquor plank would not result serl-
ous!y.
DAVIS COUNTY.
F G. w. Pedgett, Rep u have always
been a Republican, but | am a tariff
reformer. 1t is easy to guess the rest.
L shall vote for ~Clevelandthis time.
John Weineman president of Min
ers' federation of Southern Indiana,
Ind THE Democratic platform and
candidates better represent our interest
than the Republican. TWo-thirds OF
the miners in my district will vote for
Cleveland.
Anthony Johnson farmer, Green
hacker 1.-The Republicans made agreat
mistake at Chicago. The Greenbafk'
ers will never forget that Harrison
wanted to send them all to a lunatic
asylum.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Capt. Sylvester Barnard (Rep)-l
will not vote for Harrison. He is OF
a cold-bIooded nature and will never be
popular with the masses.
X. X. Kann (Rep)-I am opposed to
Harrison. l am also opposed to the
platform.
w. N. Hodges Rep.)-Harrison is not
likely to be popular with the masses. |
worked HARD for Blaine, but l shall take
no part in politics this campaign.
HUNTINGTON COUNTY.
Rev. DR., Schaaf (pastor of the Ger
man Reformed church, Rep.)- | am
and have ALWAYS been a Republican in
principle, but l cannot indorse the plat
form of that party this year. l am OPP
passed to high protection and to the liq-
uor plank. l shall vote the Democratic
ticket this fall.
MARION COUNTY.
Edward Gould Qabor)-I Inn very
much in favor of the election of the
Democratic ticket. | like both the
ticket and the platform. and am very
deslrous that the labor element through
out the country should be fully posted
on Gen. Harrison's labor record.
Lewis Custor prominent Henry
George nan and secretary of the
George club)| oppose the Republican
party this campaign, although l voted
for Blaine in 1884. The Chicago plat
form represents monopoly. Harrison
is a CORPORATION attorney, the figure
head of a party backed up and FREEDOM
mated by privileged classes, the would
be ~aristOcracy of America.
Eugene Hunt farmer Rep.)-l can't
vote the Republican ticket when the
platform declares for the taxation of
the necessaries of life.
Thomas Arnold GARNER, Rep)EI
have not read the platforms but have
read very carefully the message Of MT.
Cleveland. 1t is exactly right. l Will
vote for Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Charles A. Park president of the
Mount Vernon Banking company, Rep
-Cleveland's administration has been
pure and clean; it has undoubtedly CIV
en- general satisfaction to the business
men of the country, and he deserves to
be elected for another term.
Mai. JIG. Blewett (Rep.)-The nomi-
nation of Harrison is a grand boom for
the Prohibition party, and they will
poll 10000 votes in Indiana. The plat
form is unsatisfactory.
Frederick Vogel heretofore strong
Republican and veteran of the late war
Will vote for Cleveland. His admin
istration suits me, and the Pension De-
partment under Gen. Black is the
best we have ever had.
Samuel l.. Let1ingwell Zone Of the
most notable and substantial of labor
agitators)-There is no possible redemp-
ton in anything that the Republican
party has offered that is encouraging to
workingmen. The platform is a fraud.
Harrison's whole record is adverse to
the hopes and anticipations of labor
sympathizers, and Morton represents
everything antagonistic to the welfare
| of a community that does not desire to
be taxedt TO death.
Isaac Lahue Qeader of the labor party
| of Harrison county)-I know of twenty
five Republicans who will not go to the
polls and who repudiate the nomina-
ton of Harrison.
NOBLE COUNTY.
Rev. Z. F. Hasty (pastor Methodist
Episcopal churchill voted for Ere
mont in 1855 and have supported the
Republican ticket ever since.
am free to say that l am not satisfied
with the course of my party on the
temperance question.
A. G. Jones (retired farmer)-Have
always been a Republican. but will not
support Ben Harrison.
PULASKI COUNTY.
John Rees farmer, Bep.)--I shall
vote for Cleveland and Thurman this
fall. Cleveland has given us a pure