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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
WAR IN THE BIG FOUR,
Some Inside Doinga in tho Chicago
Convention,
why Foraker Hates a~Tosyenof''A hys'
terious Dispatch About hohiniey-
Here's aome Richness for Yos,
hmm ns Nov IaIl woha sps.lAll

IHfWNH W wv
CINCINNATI Jan, a-rhe original
trouble between Gov, Foraker ana Con
qressman Gfosyemor which came near
eliminating In q dght At the Chicago
convention aud led 10 d%foayenofh
forced resignation from tho trusteehllp
of the Soldiers aud Sailors orphans
Home at Xenia, was disclosed yehter'
day by q Central Ohio politician who
was Waiting this city, lle said "ih
the first place tho relations between the
two men were very much strained by
Grosyernor refusing 10 vote Tor FOR
aker'a man for superintendent OF inc
Xenla Orphans Home, Affairs pro-
crossed without any open rupture unlil
the contest for delegates 10 the Ma
tlonal convention came along eros
vernon, as one OF sherman'a managers,
was particularly anxious TO go aa a del
eeats from his district, but Charley
Kurt, the Governors pnyateaecretlryi
knocked GrOsyenor'a plans tkyWard'
0Of course 0rOsyern0f was mad, ana
when he and the Governor met IN Chl'
capo. there was no atieoti0nale en-.
brace. Then the cry was utlltpu tla.
Foraker WIS not loyal 10 sherlnall tllA'
no was an ally Of Blaine, ana lhNt nr
was even posing for tho ffehiuthtlal
lightning himself, Foraker, VINO WA
working aa hard aa no could 70 hold
the Ohio delegation solid for the one
senator. was exceedingly angry NJ lheht
reporls and attributed their origin Y
0fOsyernOr. 10 was Just before M
memorable speech from the TOP OF I
table NJ headquarters That Tofhkcf eu
dressed his last words 10 urOhyeihpl
BrOwn, Of Toledo, was on q table, hlt
In a bOmbaatio harangne was tellinl
the Ohio delegation that the man WIZ
went back on sherman woulu Do sen
home from Chicago In hla polltlohl col
dn. Foraker was In an adjoining room
and some one hastened TO toll him Una
brown was pouring hot shot INTO MN
This was especially irritating 10 IN
Governor, aud no hurried into the room
Meeting Gr0syernOr, he said 'StAni
} asldel Don't speak 70 mel ! can't kee
my hands Oft OF your NJ.
NThey have not spoken since, FoI
alcer climbed on the table and addrease
the crowd before him. His friend
knew that the men no was addreasin
we're the real traitors They were ther
for Mckinley and Foraker held pro-
OF II In his pocket, Some OF the pro-
, came out afterwards when Forakt
, read this dispatch from John sherman
n have declined the request OF Al
KlnlOy's friends, A..
"What could that mean II not IN
. MoKinloy's admirers had asked she
, man 10 got out Of the wayp Foraker
, LOYALTY was proven by the fact Uni
' Ohio stood Arm until the last"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
What Am 70 DoP

The symptoms Of biliousnea are un
happily but too well known. They
liffer In different individuals 10 some
Ntent. A bilious man Ii seldom a
breakfast eater. To frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids OF a morning. Ills
tongue viii hardly bear inspection NJ
any time; " II is not white and furred,
II IL rough, nj all events.
The digestive aystem rs wholly out OF
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be u symptom 17tho two may alternate
There are often hemm0rrh0ids or even
loss of blood. There may be giddlnese
and often headache and aCidlty or Hat
ulence and tenderness In the pit Of the
stomach. 10 correct all this N not
effect u curetry Green's August Flower
IL costs but n tri1e and thousands
O teat ia enlcaCv ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

EDITORIAL BauIns

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND does not
Worry over the preparation OF q State
dinner Ills wife looks after the de-
tails entirely, but when II comes TO eat
ing q state dinner tho President Is thar
or tharabouts, as they say down In old
Virginia
RFV. HAWP8rER, Of the Lutheran
church, In hia sermon sunday night,
mentioned several kinds of poverty
that Henry George could not relieve,
A laborlng man, Of Canton, who heard
the sermon, will answer II In the NEWS
DEMOCRAT tomorrow
Az noon to-day Gen, lloyey was In
auqrated Governor OF Indiana lie
got there through Dudley, who pur'
chased loatera in blocks Of five,
A PROMIsEsT Toledo Republican.
who has been In Columbus In the inter
est of the Toledo Pipe Line bill, IL
opposition 10 the Standard, writes NJ
that Senator Snyder Is q dandy, In The
interest Of the standald
Tm Ohio legislature would do wei
10 leglslate on the deadly car stove
IL managed ~ KIN several persons neal
Talmadge yesterday on the Nyp and q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
TWO OF KIND.

Henry George aud Thomas q. Shear
man, who appeared NJ the ThDernhQle
last night, under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Democratic Clu0, are
alike In this.
First, They worO once both high pro.
tectionists and advocates OF the same
Second, They are now absolute. free
traders, and would do away with all
thrift, even for revenue,
Third, They are both advocates OF di,
rect taxation, based on land ana lenq
only. Taxation OF every other KIND
they would sweep utterly away. lhey
have lust been before the Ohio Legisla'
ture with n view 20 have the system
adopted IN This state.
Mr., Shearman who FIRST became known
10 the country NJ large through. thC
Beecher trial, brought oil MS leEaI
aeumen TO bear upon the subject lie
ia keen, s%atirlcal, picturesque. lie II
an old Abolitionist aud master Of In.
yeGtlye and other ac0thing methods pc.
culiar TO the agitators of an earlier day.
MIR. George Is benign, 0orid, impaB
stoned. Hell 10 the forum what Moody
Is 10 the pulpit. Ills arguments arc
based on Christian philanthropy. lie
Ia dead I'm earnest, aud carries his au'
dience by storm, by touching the mora
side OF his listeners,
IL was In answer TO questions, show.
cred upon him, chiefly by the working
men and showing how deeply The masses
are thinking upon economic SUBJECTS
that Mr.. George showed himself. nv ms
beat. His answers indicated that he
had subjected his theories ~ every pos
slble polish, In every light and was pre-
pared with estimates which silenCed
Tor the moment nj least, any attempt u
cavll,
Oneof the most strenuous arguments
aaainst the present system Of taxation
which he pronounced n fraud, was INA,
II enabled the rich 10 eyade taxation
while the poor bore all the burden. II
debauohed the moral senses and turnet
our monied classes into an army 0I
%perinrers, He Bneer0d M the system
which made the government detective
agent, sending out Ito emisBaries Y
question a man on the numper OF g0lt
watches held In his family, and llned
man for every house and factory built
The strongest point for direct lane
taxation was that u 10 the farmers wht
arc paying the most taxes, not TN
cities whore wealth acCumulateB, allI
that n direct tax would equali2e taxa
ton. because IL would be imposed, no
on the number of acres, or the FOO
frontage u man owns, but upon thl
money valuation of such land, accord
ing to It's position or surroundings;
Mr.. George closed at n late hour
with n plea for investigation and ngita
ton Of the momentous economic ques
lions presented.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

WHILE II Is not a question OF CONT
mental import, II Is q question fragrant
with the aroma Of the past summer, TO
know where Foraker got his bouquet
AZ Chicago, That question Is now be-
log discussed by the friends OF John
sherman and VIM, Mckinley, Jrp with
earnestness, acrlmony and intensity
II will be- remembered that when Fora
ker mounted n chair In the Chicago
convention TO enthuse the delegates Tor
his dear o. friend John Sherman, that
an Immense floral design was displayed
bearing the dramatica and warlIke motto
mo rebel nags shall DO returned while
/ am Governor
AT the time II, was announced that
this %yariegated aromatic nosegay was
the gracious gift Of some Chicago
ladies', but now comes the startling In.
formation, through the Icy currents Of
| information by the Sherman line, thai
this very nosegay was prepared In Gin
cinnati and shipped surreptitiously u
Chicago 10 heighten the dramatic In
terest In the man Of destiny Foraker
when he should cut himself loose V
capture the Chicago Convention FOL
Sherman (T. Now, the question is
who got up this floral nosegayi ant
who paid the express chargesY W.
feel certain Johh Sherman did not d.
II, and we have positive evidence Il
was not Mckinley,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

poem, o literary gem Of pureat ray
We have never heard anything better
Tho GRAFTON Of Allen carneH on the
Orators OF America treats a topic TOO
comprehensive for q thirty minutes
limit but Mt CarneR showed femarha'
bio judgment IN the selection of his
examplers, OF tho agitatom who made
tho Declaration Of independence q pos
slulity, Mr. Carnes very properly gives
Tho hrstplaee, respectively 10 Jas OtiAi
Patrick Henry and old John Adams,
10 Alexander Hamilton no gave first
place Of all tho early statesmen, who,
with prophetic vision, set The Young
Republic on ita track OF Empire or
tho orators Of tho middle halt OF our
first century, Webster Clay and Gal
houn we're given the leading place
Webster first, We arc attempting no
summary OF Nj, Carnea' grafton, but
speak OF II merely IN o production OF
remarkable elOquenee and power, and
~ indicating q mind that has read
American history ana comprehend
I'd II well,
Right here II seems just and proper
10 observe that Canton contains orator.
loal aud literary talent Of a high order.
and the Lyoenm In making II available
for public good
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

World has sent u reliable correspond
emit TO the home OF Cole IN Schuyler
county, and the revelations are OF q
very startling character, We win mol
40 into the details Of the official devil
try disclosed, but take only the bribery
ana vote buying features OF Mr. Goes
career, Not only was bribery AT the
polls pmeticed openly on the day OF
election by Mr Coles friends, but wit
nesses are produced who state they
saw Mr. Cole buying the votes on his
own hook with spot cash,
lhe worst feature Of the whole bus
mess is the indifference Of the better
class OF citizens 10 the enormlty OF the
evil. The correspondent says
UThefe is no question about The vote
huyina In Schuyler. What's 10 be done
10 atop itY have talked with Judges
e~leTgyinen, lawyers ana men OF buhl'
ness. They all admit H. Yet what u
10 DO dOne2 The local press IL muzlledr
the Republican paper, because, II u
feared, the editor wants 70 DO post
master agar"
Vfhe honest Republicans Of Watkins
have tried 10 get tho New York Irlb.
me. the New York Press, the t0ehea'
Tor Democrat and the Elmlra Adyer'
tiger TO cut with the knife Of exposure
| their ulcer OF corruption, but the inyl
tatlon was declined, The courts arc
homeless. Once, when W, l., Morton
was District Attorney, an attempt wal
made 10 lndlct q bride taker, A face
tiouR lawyer Of the town said laugh
ingly' .
6lhis In q pretty county In which Z
charge q Grand Jury on this subject
Why, one half OF the Grand jury go
money for their yot(a ana the otherhal
are mad because they didn't"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

NJ. NJ. EsTEE, Of California, late
chairman of the Republican National
Convention at Chicago, wants to break
into the Cabinet. one paper pushing
him says: "With Mr.. Estee in the Cab.
met as Secretary Of the Interior he
would inaugurate a policy that would
give out no uncertain ring" Jes 10.
MIR. Estee would represent the Pacific
railroad ring. in the Cabinet almost as
ably as u s. Senator Stanford Of Cali.
fornia represents tin the Senate. What
Estee lacks in experience, as compared
with Stanford, he would make up in de-
yOtton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

aunum, Now tho lots that are around
me have risen 70 $1,000, but tho tax
upon them remain $3.50 per annnm' ~
this a bad law Mr., Harpatef, or not 7
The same conditions are 70 be found In
eyery addition 10 our city, IL n any
wonder that men stand Idle when such
conditions exist, Mr., Dnebef came
here with his m0mmoth ahopA,. what
has been tho TesultY An the advances
have gone TO tho iand, aud none 10 Ia,
wv lTn Mn nnnilhnadl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

Two Newport men went over To see
Booth aud Barrett In othello a few
nights ago, When the show lot out
neither OF them said anything Of con
sequence until they got down TO the
ferry, whore, while waiting In The float
ono who never says anything unless hi
says II, said; "Ben, that Niger hello
up his end about as well as any Of en-
Newport (Ky) Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

THE Grand Jury in session at Indi'
annapolis will not lndict Dudley. Not
that he is not guilty, but the law does
not compass his crime. Judge Wood,
Rep) of the u. s. Court, has instructed
the Jury that in order to make a case Of
bribery or conspiracy against Dudley,
IL would be necessary to prove that
some one received a letter advising cor
rupt action and acted upon the advice
so received. This is regarded asa clean
and unqualified dismissal Of the Dudley
case from the further consideration OF
the jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

THE Democratic attemps TO cheat
GOyern0r.elec Croft, of West Virginia,
out Of his office we're so rotten and rev.
olutlonary that even the DemocIatie
courts Of the state could not stand
em-[CleVeland Leader.
There was no Democratic attempts
to cheat In West Virginia; and the
Supreme Court decided bipartisan ques'
ton In q strictly non.partisan, just way.
Let us honor them for II. Let us re'
loice that West Virginia has Supreme
Court that puts 20 shame the . by z
performance Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

TIE late President Garfield did not
fully decide on his Cabinet until the
day preceding his inauguration, and
then he made one change inauguration
day. II may be that President.elect
Harrison has n list Of the millionaire
statesmen who will surround him, al
ready on his books, but IL don't look
like IL. lie acts like o man in the de.
lemma of serious uncertainty, and this
condition of mental aggravation Ia
liable to perplex him up 10 the last hour,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

Mr. P0wDERLY hits the proposed
new X, Of H. terrible blow In the neck,
lie says the would be founders Of II Of
ferCd TO sell out 10 him and John Wan.
Nmaker, Wheeling Register.
We don't know much about Powder
", but we know that Wanamaker Is
not buying any K, Of i, now, lHe in
vested 100000 in Cabinet chair, and
this furniture with his stock Of ready
made clothing Is about all he cares TO
handle just now.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
ELSEWHERE We print q specIh tel.

ELSEWHERE we print q special tele'
gram from Cincinnati 10 the New York
World, which will be read with abiding
interest in this section Of our much
beloved Ohio. che dispatch from
sherman about Mckinley is especially
interesting. The gentleman who has
written the full inside history Of the
Chicago convention for the NEWS
DEMOCRAT, has the key to the dispatch
from Sherman, but as he is now q can
didate for q Federal position under the
coming Ben, he declines to give It to
the public at this time. We hope TO
got ii later on, and then the true inside
history Of the Ohio Big -Four at Chica'
90 can be published TO an anxious
world.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

Mrs. HARRISON Is diplomatic when
she announces her decision In regard
20 the hustle question, She says she
will always wear n small one, Thus
ghe comedies half TO each side, -lBalti-
timore American,
Wrong again. Bustles are not worn
on either side. She comedies nothing
therefore TO either side, but everything
20 the back side, as the question is not
between big bustles or little bustles, but
between any kind Of bustles or no bus.
f1no
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

AS apples are very sweet and plenti'
full In New Hampshire, the temperance
folks down there have agreed to make
an exception in favor Of cider-soit or
hard. An average Yankee, in case OF
great proyocation, can get disagreeably
dizzy on hard cider; hence the Rev. j..
II. Bartlett, editor Of the Prohibition
organ of New Hampshire, says the hard
cider exception Is demagogical trick,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

WHATS the matter with Russia do
you ask, that she Is at q stand'stillp
Why she's got Protection on the brain,
II has been chronic for 100 years, ana
that's what's the matter.with Russia,
II Is o highly protected country and a
great whoat.growing country but a
hundred years Of protection has made
no home market, and Russia Is At q
stand.still.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

COMMANDER in Chief Warner, OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, who is
also a Congressman from Missouri, re-
quests a place for the G. A. II. in the
Inaugural parade, when Gen, Harrison
rides in a gaily decorated barouche
from the White House to the Capitol,
TO take the oath OF Office. OF course
the request Of Col. Warner will be
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

Ir Is enough TO draw tears from o
wooden Indian, the Chicago Tribune
says,to see q sleigh manufacturer and an
ice packer meet on the street these
days and swap sympathy. That Is
probably true, but we think the seal
skin sacque man could do the sympa'
thy business with perhaps more pathos'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

Gov, GRAY of Indiana, In his fare
well message 10 the Indiana Legisla'
ture urges legislation to secure purer
elections In his State. Among other
reforms, he recommends that the num-
her Of voting precincts be enlarged, 80
that the right OF each voter can be more
carefully scrutinized,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

NEVER say that the newspaper man
Is not q master Of diplomacy, One OF
The fraternity went to write up the his
tory OF nm old lady Of ninety-eight up
In New Hampshire, Ho was told that
she had never 30 much as learned her
letters. Did no blurt II out in print
Not q bit Of II. llo merely stated In
his finely written article that "she can
read the finest print as well as she ever
could"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

The great popularity OF Ayers Pills
as q cathartic Is due no lUss TO their
promptness and efficacy than Co their
coating of sugar and freedom from any
Injurious effects. Children take them
readily. See Ayers Almanac for this
year, just out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

ONLY q month and q half more and
then the Indianapolis hotels VIII be-
come stale, Hat and Improbable II
will be q sad day when Ben takes his
leave, TO command the army OF oillce
seekers on the Potomac.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

THE latest from New York, via, In.
dianapolis, is that Tom. Plat will not
20 into the Cabinet, with a probability
OF Warner Miller, and with a stronger
probability that 1t will be some third
,nau
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
beware OF ointmenta for oatarrh That
Contain Mercury,

Contain Mercury,
Aa Mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF amell and completely derange
the whole ayatem when entering ~
through the mucus surfaces, such ar
uelea should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable phyalclane
10 the damage they VIII do arc ten fold
10 the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured by 4, j, Cheney n Go, Tolo-
do, U, contains no mercury, aud Ia tax
on internally, and acts directly upon
tho blood and muouB surfaces OF the
syatem. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine, II 10 taken
internally and mad0 In Toledo, ONO,
by Il, j. Cheney & Cos-S0ld by drug
gIsts, price 20 cents per bottle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

IT appears from the divorce statistics
that one indiana marriage In every ten
Ia a failure, This does not account for
the loatem In blocks Of five, although
a divorce always makes an even num-
her odd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

CoNoRBs did nothing but talk yes
terday, aud tho talk was not important.
The Senate talked salt, and the House
DAKOTA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

our Washington special is interest
ing. The friends Of Mckinley VIII
observe that Mack Is up 10 snuf and IL
not going 10 got left
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
The Democrat.
TERMe.

Harrison loves q cheerful giyeri
hence, Wanamalter IL safe for the Cab
net.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-29
BORROWED A FLYER.
How Shoemaker Was Easily
Swindled.

How Shoemaker Was Easily
Swindled.
An amusing case OF misplaced con-
fidence was brought to the notice
of the District Attorney yesterday
by the application Of the victim for a
complaint against the swindler for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
The complainant, Thomas Shooter, said
that few days ago gentlemanly look
ing stranger walked into his shoe store at
No 2S Temple street, and introduced
himself as Captain R. R. Thomp-
son, OF Redondo Beach. After q
few moments conversation the al
legged Captain stated tnat he had
unfortunately run short of cash,
and as it was then after banking hours,
was debarYed from drawing upon his ac-
count, and would esteem it favor if
Mr.. Shooter would let him have $5 until
tomorrow. Without the faintest shadow
of suspicion that the man before him
was not the real Capt. Thompson, of Re-
dondo Beach, the simple shoemaker
vent to his cash drawer and extracting
therefrom So gold piece, handed it to
the man, who alter a few words Of thanks
left the store and has not since been
heard from. On promising to pay the
costs Of she prosecution should the case
be dismissed in Court, Mr.. Shooter was
granted q complaint and a warrant was
issued for the missing Capt" Thomp-
son,