The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12

est plaoe, surrounded by a strong party |
Nor years Of honOred office most men |
would have allowed matters 70 take tlelr |
own way, aud heen content with the enjoy |
ment III tho Rweets Of power, hunh q |
man was not Grover Cleveland, LOUD |
cheering and Rpplanaeil ITO was CON
yinped that there was q lhhger, 70
form Was required, Ito dll not heslhle |
70 assai that reioup bnl boldly ana N 4
strong way stated II, Wet Well enough |
aione,h thus assuming four more years pf |
pOWer was not his idea, Ito sounded tho |
alarm Rs in the night lie called hUen'
ton in accents loud and words not lp hh
misunderst0od, Ito stood true with the
marty aud tho people, His noble act has
bore fruit, la days gone by what
ever men believed in these questions,
nothing was 20 be haldi even
II was believed 70 be 30, Men must hllle
their thought, Men must not express
thelr sentiments, Behold what "a change
A Republican successor in hlA message
writes, Where must ha change Ia QUE
tariff laws ~ (ApplhuseJ Thank God
Tor that, The slavery Ut pen, tongue apd
vote h 10 be- abolished Never VIII the
lntelleOtH Of Intelligent men be brllled'
Ito spoke for nearly lhree'qnnrlera ~ an
hour and making On apology Tor his long
speech he in lifting manner introduced
the principal speaker Of the evening, llrhl
stating that a telegram had been received
from Hon, W. q, breckenridge annOnnc'
Ing that he could not hr present aud stat
inc hls regrpiH, Ills time would DO Allnl'
ted 10 the gentlemen whom he was about
10 introduce, Ito told him ho could speak
lust 40 long 40 ho wanted 20, lie intro
duccd
HON, join McswRENY,
When that porlly gentleman stepped 10
the front there WAS u hurst Of applause
that fairly shook the building, it6ubsld'
cd, aud was taken up again, lasting for
several minutes, The speaker N not what
might be- called beautiful, but he II q type
of ID Democrat from hlh well shaped head
tn his broad feet, "Alou may come and
men may 20, hut am expected 70 80 on
forever THIS apurt started laughter aud
he az once had tie good viii aud oloaCst
attention Of tho mammoth audience, Ills
voice h strong Uud hih Hnuunclatlon
perfect, and hlh chHnHca from the grave
10 gay are simply astounding stamping
HIN No one Ot The greatest orators OF the
18Th century, lle fildi ! am not going
~ make an address tonight received |
u letter some tine ago ln come over 10 |
Canton and have good time, | accepted, |
Several days after ! received letter aud |
q big hlll announcing that was 10 make |
an address, Wroloa distinguished letter |
saying, "ioung man am the dollycrCr ut |
no RddrcHsoH,N ! hate the name, | |
neyCF wrote ono Ia my life, 1 knew |
Canton before you were born, / did not |
come over here 20 he carrIngcd or banded, |
II knew | was 10 be- met nt the depot la |
this manner, | would come on u third |
term lightning train or u gravel train, |
You should not call ON me 10 make q |
Nt.aa4h lNNl UlMnNN NVlIk
This other array Of talent docs not come, |
unless they are particularly Interested, |
you have on hand regardless OF wind,
Turning 10 llrICc II was you who start
cd this educational campaign, These |
Democratic clubs will Keep II up, the |
school iR 10 90 on, To audlcncol II h |
easy 10 say 1--WE beat y0u,h HH triumph |
docs not work out some political problem
II h no Victory, When Harrison was
In my cara I'VE beat YOU" ltmado me
mad, I said "Nou beat yourself, You
want 10 tax the blankets that cover your
poor little children, Go 20, Go to-
What care personally II must be- prin'
ciplo Tor the good Of all. II cannot work
tu the good one and o. the evil Of another,
Andrew jackson said "Ihc blessings of
heaven fall on the rich aud poor ulikc,'
The ballot falls 40 nulaClctaly 90 the COM
ing Of glad aprlng, We say OF iho prino.
cratic marty, MAtphmhn what OF shC night
Thcro h no might. Daylight ~ approach.
Ing in ypudcr eastern horizon over the
misty mountain tops, Victory III coming
from all aidcg; Il iH the coming OF the
dawn Of the Democratic triumph Of prin'
ciplca. For 20 years tho Democrats have
not had any chance, We ask the Rcpub'
iohnr, what have you doncH Stewards,
giyO nu account Of your Stewardship
10 give the speech Of the speaker IN
full would consume too much space, He
spoke for ono hour and thrcc'quNriCrs,
and held hia audience apcll,hOuud, Tho
types cannot do him Justice, The pen ~
Incapable Of describing his speech llo
must be- heard, and 20 do 80 ia ono OF the
greatest pleasures of u PERSONS life. Tho
applause hc elected throughout hs speech
was liberal and Of u hearty Kind, When
hc was about 10 VII down cries OF "go ON
were heard In all parts Of the house, lie
continued Tor some time, and closed with
ono of the grandCst appeals Tor the ircc'
dom of grand people from tho tax
slavery, Aia arguments were plain, con-
yinCng and 10 the point, and whom pOrcn'
thoslzcd with his humorous flights, made
ID one of the grnndcW Efforts over heard
in Canton or any other place,
hon, JOHN A, M'MAuoN
Was noxt introduced, lie h u good look
Ing gentleman with face covered with
short gray heard, llo was greeted with
applause. He Riid he cnmO here not 10
mako a speech, but cnmo here for "a pur-
pose, Tho party had been put 10 sleep by
men who profCsscd 10 bo Democrats
Grover Cleveland took Il by the coat
collar aud shook u, We stand to-day In
favor Of woll known and well fixed prin'
ciplC, which will lead us ON 10 victory
ono ol my objects Ia coming here was TO
encourage yourclub and young Democrats,
| feel ns though | was ut county fair
Where iH there bOttcr place TO break tho
Chinese wall thOnin Cnnton2 IApplauscI
The Republican party did not dnro 70
make Mckinley speaker on account OF his
icnlty TO protection, llo spoke about ten
minutes, closing with his thanks TO the
club,
HON, o. r.. nmcE,
Tho next speaker was Hon. Calvin S.
Brcc, Of Lima, llo arose amid great .np-
plnusc. Ho opened 10y paying u just
tribute 10 Hon. John McSwcOnoy, stating
that he had heard n great many speeches
In his life, but this ono tonight was tho
grandost effort he had ever listened 10 In
his life. Ho said, "l felt panied NJ our
defeat last year but ] am accordingly
happy over the recent election lie clos
cd with an advice forpcrpctullng organi-
cations and oppressed hh thanks,
non, VlR0iL y, KLINE,
Tho little giant from Cuylhogn was noSt
introduced He IL small Ia stature but
largo In cloqucncc and intellect. He s0idi
~ am glad political discussion has boon
tulIon from the sewers and guttors Glove
land was nearer 10 the hearts Of the poo
plo to-day than the man who sits I'm the
White House. Agront many who had views
were afraid 10 express them, Cleveland
did notbclong 10 that class, and ho will bc
elected IN 1891 He spoke only minutes
but mUdo decided hit
JUDOE v, i. BLANDlN,
who In no stranger 20 q Canton audience,
was next introduced, llc Hidi There
have been times when men found II