The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
MABsILLoN
Booial and Personal Notea-.- 0lasHhlowerh'
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Especial Correspondence
MAssrLLoN, Nov TO-
The audience that went to hear Gen
eral Sherwood, ut the Peoples Hall OF
saturday night, was made up our beaI
citizens Of both parties, Mr. James h
Dunn, IN u neat little speech, lntroduc.
cd the speaker and his theme, After
commenting upon thepeculiM phOsesO Of
American post.electlon life, General
Sherwood attributed tho defeat Of
Cleveland 10 Ave mistakes which he
made, two Of which were elrorB OF
state0manahip and three Of politics,
Oleyoland'S first mistake was when he
attacked the silver dollar, thus %alienat.
ing from him many western advocates
Of silver and many valued friends.
The second mistake was when he &C.
copied q denomination, after declaring
that no opposed q second term, The
speaker then gave some very In.
teroStlng inside history concerning
this question, not generally known TO
the public, lie claimed that II Glove.
land had refused q denomination he
would have taken his place In history
rs the strongest aud most heroic civic
character ofthe last quarter Of q century.
He claimed Cloyeland's Civil Service
policy had kept 10000 Republicans In
lollco In Washington, that the adoption
OF this policy had estranged the work.
ers Of the Democratic party
and as the other had not lessen,
ed the intensity Of the opposition
to defeat his reelection; that Civil Ser.
vice was u good enough mare 10 ride In
u campaign, but after the election the
verdict OF November indicates that she
N wind broken and all gone IN the ton.
dOns, and must be Erred and turned
out to grass. The General said the tar.
lH message raised the right Issue at the
wrong time, and that Cleyeland's pen,
sion yotoes had been used by interested
men In control Of the Grand Army TO
consolidate theB0ldlery vote against HIM.
lie then deprecated the use OF money
In politics, and advocated the English
System Of voting 0s % remedy for cor,
ruption and v]enality Finally, he as.
gured his Republican hearers that the
Democratic party was still alive and
undlsmayed, and closed by euloglzing
the administration Of Cleveland. AS
the speakers experience In politics on.
abled him to give much Information
unknown to most people, his address
was interesting and was attentiyely
listened TO by Che audience, The be Z
Of feeling prevailed all round, and the
address was conceded TO be both able
and impartial.
NA}sILL0E, Nov. 2S,
The following lsa list Of prizes drawn
at the fair Saturday evening; Hanging
lamp, Jos, A.. Jorgens; pair Of blankets,
Susan Ertle; marble top table, Emmet
Mcclure; sofa pillow, Mrs. John Rose.
man; chamber set, Kate Welsh; bed
spread, Louis Henry; load Of coal, Mrs,
Lomaday; piano cover, Minsie Geisin.
ger; parlOr stove, Mrs. Geo. McGrath;
box Of cigars, j. ID. Reese; quilt, Mary
Vending: rag carpet, j. Il, Doddridge;
rocking chair, Mrs. j, Schroeder; willow
rocker, Mrs. =. Blumenscheln. box Of
cigars, Patrick Mellon; lounge, Samuel
SHREDDER; marbletop table, Florence Nc.
Grial; hand painted scarf, Willie Ste.
phon, load of coal, ]. M. K%erstetter; Ia
5le cloth and dozen napkins, Mary Sny'
| der; crazy quilt, Mrs. Nolan; box of Ci.
| cars, George Holaneck; bed spread, A,
Stephan. The contests which were
| awarded last night cannot be published
until tomorrow The net receipts OF
the fair will be about $4,000.
Jack Harvey was brought before
Mayor Frantz yesterday afternoon, aud
after O short trial bound over TO Pro.
| hate Court In $500. Being unable to
furnish bail he was taken to Canton.
| Evidence showed that Fred Shrock had
| paid him for the chimney.
The Independent, last evening gave
I Gen. Sherwood's speech the benefit OF
1.-TWO columns and three quarters OF
+! review and editorial comment. II was
4 the llveliest paper we have had since
the election,
The vogan girl has not yeb been cap.
I cured by the police, One man says he
saw her on tio streets since Saturday
and u lady says she saw her go TO ALI
! ance on the 10 o'clock train Saturday
evening.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving eve, The
grand ball OF the Glassblowera takes
place In the Peoples Hal.
A meeting of the Humane society
will be held at the Hotel Conrad thii
evening.
The third degree was conferred upor
q p%ostulent in the Masonic Temple las,
night,
Urban Dages, a Canton timer, now
works for A. j, Paul q Co.
John Allen, the eloquent gentleman
Of color, is here again.
Otto Uhlendorf is In town.