The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
A TIDAL WAVE
That VIII Sweep Foraker and
Foraltcrlsm lntol0bllylOn.
A Grand Victory Predicted For
Next TuoHday.
Gays That Victory ia AeAuFed Nnd Gives
Faota to Provo It-someth'ae For Every
Voter to Consider

Voter to Consider.
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CEmHHATi Oct 80 An Enquirer cor
resnOndent has interviewed Chairman
Neal al Columbia. Up 10 the time the
netile Chairman has mol been making any
claims, lilo eiVea some tnciA now,
Says he Nameh Campbell WI DO eleot
cd Governor Of Ohio, lwlll tell you can
dldly that feel q Democratic Victory N
an assured fact A. toa majority am
nneeftaln, hut Il win be- enough, II may
oniy be 10000, aud there may be grand
sgeil that win surprise the whole eonnlfy'
Uetween tho two rather expect the later
-aomOthlnQ llle the tidal wave which
awent Grover Cleveland Into tie Govern
oralilp over Judge folgerp
Wrhe report that we eoneede tho Legih'
lature 20 the Republicans b false Hay'
Ing abandoned Governor Foraker VINO,
they acknowledge among themaglyeh 10 q
beaten man, they are now bendlnR every
exertlon 10 save the ieglhlntire, ana they
eeelt 10 create the impression among our
peoplo all over the state, II VIII not con-
eern lia much " they help out tho kepub-
llcan candidates for LeglGlhture Ia return
for votes for Campbell because we concede
tho Leglalnturo 10 tho Ropubllcnna any
way, That IN their achome, and ! know
that auoh Oyortures have boon made on
behalf OF prominent Republlcane' lwant
10 say 10 the people OF Ohio that we want
every vote we can got Tor James y, lamp
bell and the State ticket, ana that wo con-
slider
rm DUTY or EVERY DEMOCRAT
And every good citizen who 10 In favor OF
an economical administration ana home
rule 10 also vote for our Legislative can-
dIdatca, and We believe 'hey WIZ NO ho;
So far from cOnccdlng tho Legislature,
claim we have q most excellent chanoo Tor
carrying II the oliancca ore NJ east even;
Wrhe nlatcmont that money IN expected
by ms sounds rdIouloua coming from
Marty TINT has Aovoral mllllonnirea rum
Ming for United States Ronatori which
haa a man who commands tho wealth
Colonel Com " does 90 liz Chairman, ana
which has be receiving tho bid u nan
from tho protective tarih monopOliaw OF
the East. Thnro ~ plonty OF mopey In this
campaign, old i II being used now TO
the Loglalatlro, but
Trs r3r DEMOCRATIC MONEY,
Iwlll yontu o 10 nay thero ncyor has beon
q campaign ~ ohio no economically con-
ductod aa ours, aud Republicans accua-
TONED 10 campaiRn work and receiving
reports all the limo from over tho State
IWo have no rich candidates for United
Stntca Senator and no army OF omplOyoh
in state institutions or attaches OF Fora
kor Boards 10 naaoag, thus creating an im'
monao fund 10 buy.
WE nAve As OUR CAPITAL
In tho campaign what money can not buy
the right aldo OF the question, Our poo
plo are lighting for prlnciplo-they are
imbuod with patriotic ardor, n loyo foI
their froo institutions and hatred oi
tyranny and dospotism, such as has sgrowr
np In this State IN the last four years. d.,
"Republicnn papers stu charge tnh'
Mr.. Campbell IL opposed 70 the rogisIra
ton and election laws,
"Evory intelligent man In Ohio who reads
the papers
KNOWS THAT TO M a LIE.
Mr., Campbell does not oppose the Boordi
of EioctIone. the system of registration ol
the mon on tho Boards. What ho op
poses, what | oppose, what every true
Democrat and true Republican should op
poso, " the appointment OF these Boards
by the Governor. We donounco nnd nhnl
ovor continue 10 donbunco the prin'
oiplos of concentrating 30 much power N
the hands OF ono man. II N q menace Il
liberty, and II says 20 the publ c, You art
not NJ 10 rulc.' You may have q goot
Governor, who exercises thls arpl,rars
power with discretion and VINO VIII up
point good mon. But suppose the Cover
nor
TO BB A DANGEROUS MAN.
with a yaultlng ambition and0 desire Il
succeed himself time nfter tlmo In oiilc'
and thon climb highorY Suppose You hnt
alch a mnn2 Would your liberties b'
eafo In his hands2 Couldn't he nppoin
Boards In the seventeen cities that coult
40 manipulate tho machinery that an,
majority would be returned they wanted
As Irvine DUNCAN well said In his Jack
son speech, "A King may appoint goo'
mon. II " not the men we object to, II
tho King.'N
@Then your estimate Of tho situation a
present is--Y
NVThat tho victory Ia already ours, an'
the enemy though making flnnl rally
has virtually abandoned hope. We hnv
won on our own morlts--on principle
without the aid OF corruption, and ! stll
have that confidence in tho people, th
good, law abiding sovereign people o
Ohio, which tolls me they are with ue II
this fight for irrlghts. | believe the,
will rebuS, the deposits; that they rovol
nj the awful corruption OF ibis admins
tration; at tho thiovery and drunkenness
In tho Foraker boards In Cincinnaui q
tho
REIGN or THE srRANdLERs,
Al tho mismanagoment OF our public In
gttutions dobasod TO partisan purposes AM
that undor the banner OF home rulo an'
tariff reform, and 10 that patriotic air
iTho Campbdlls Are Coming, they will
march with us 70 the peoples triumph
next Tuesday night,
~ have one word OF final warning II
our boys. Don't be bamboozled by storie
OF trading; don't get scarcd at last-dn
campaign lies; don't be iiattered o
frightened out ofRny right and report Q
a,lanicious us,clrcrmstAuoes that makes yo
believe that fraud Is being httcmpt6d.pss