The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
nnIronIAL sau1Ds.


PESNYtyAsIA oflcial gives Harrl
son 70,779 In 1884 Blaine had 81 ,Ol9,
THE defeat OF Congreaamen Weaver
aud Anderson, OF Iowa, In thought by
the Boston Herald 10 be singular IN
view OF The anti,monop0ly feeling out
West, 10 IL hardly 80 remarkable con,
aIderlng the fate OF Van Wyck, and
other Western men who have fought
the corporations Plttsburg Dispatch
The logic of this election Ia, the men
Of the people must 90, The men OF
the corporations are going to rule
America,
THE Yankee girls are brave, Who
but Yankee girl like Miss Endicott
Of Boston would have tackled an En-
glish Lord, and widower, twice mar
rled, with two inventories Of children
numbering eight And yet many an
American girl doubtless thinks II Is a
big thing for Miss Endicott 10 marry
Lord Joseph Chamberlain.
THERE are prospects for n lively row
among the Knights Of Labor now In
session nj indianapolis, A faction want
TO oust Powderly because he can't be
bought up
WE have had more than a century Of
history and yetonly seven presidents Of
the United States have been reelected.
These are Washington, Jefferson, Mad.
ison, Monroe, Jackson, Lincoln and
Grant. Two have been assassinated,
and one' Harrison, died month after
his Inauguration under suspicious cir.
cumstances.
EDWIN CowLEs, of the Cleveland
Leader, wants TO be minister 10 Switz.
erland, Murat IIalstead, Of the Cincln.
natl Commercial. Gazette, wants TO be
minister TO Germany, and Whitelaw
Rled, Of the New York Tribune, wants
to be minister TO France,
A VALUED friend calls our attention
10 an editorial sQuib In the Repository,
Intending TO convey the impression
that the editor Of the NEws'DEMo.
CRAT wanted 10 knock out Mckinley
this fall, with n view to running him.
self two years hence, While this the.
ory is too idiotic for serious thought, II
might not be out Of place to say now
that the editor Of the NEWS DEMOCRAT
has never yet been Il candidate for Of.
fee before a Democratic convention
and never will be. Furthermore, he
was never an applicant for q Federal
office Of any degree, The editor Of the
NEws.D DEMOCRAT has quit personal
politics for good The NEws.DEMo.
GRAFT will be run for the benefit Of all
the sweet humanities of life and the
editor will never be found with any
ax or axes TO grind. In the
meantime, IL we can do anything TO
plant the editor Of the Repository In
some place under the coming admins.
Lration where his talents will be appre.
ciated, we shall not fail to urge TO the
powers that are TO be, to so plant him.
There is the consulate at Tangier for
Instance.
PREsBYTERANlsM will still be the
religion Of the White House. General
Harrison is an elder In his Indianapolis
,hurch.
THE only figuring we have seen on
the popular vote is the Philadelphia
Records estimate, which makes Harri.
IONS estimated pluralities foot up
Il6, 1877 and Clevelands 420,63i, This
makes Cleveland the popular choice.
QUITE big wad Of money was sent
nto the Sixth Ohio district to elect
Republican, who, by last
accounts, has q plurality Of only 22.
Col. Conger, of Akron, sent consider.
lble money into the district. He asked
certain manufacturers Of Canton to
contribute to this fund. Boothman
owes his election to bribery at the polls.
THE latest from West Virginia indi-
,ates that the Republicans have ma
ority OF two in the Senate, and the
Democrats two in the House, with an
Greenback-Labor man
holding the balance ofpower.