The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

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DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
The committee on delegates 10 the
state convention reportedi
Delegates Alternateai
Edgar Shlmp, ii. u, Paxon,
w. II. Phelps, An0on Ewing,
Matt Clemens, Squire Lape,
j. M. MoKlmm, A, V. Pontlua,
DIR. M. M. Bauer, Sqnlro Hoaalor,
Robt. Warwick, Ed. Bach,
Anthony Howcla, Frank Willonborg,
John Mcbride, Frank Shoploy,
j. II. sohlegal, Geo. stover,
Otto Young, w, X. Warwick,
John u. Monnot Mart Henry,
j. B. Mlohner, Ed, Mack,
John MoGrogor, Joseph Blochelo,
j. Il. Blake, w, ], Ploro,
j, II. Rolgnor, Chag, MIST
VIM. Vollmann, DOn'l. Cobaugh,
johnson Shorrlck, Phil Bornhour,
Isaac Hartor, Sam Mayer
The Committee on resolutions 70.
ported no follows with ringing on
I dorsoment from the conventions
THE REsoLuTIoNa,
Tho Democracy OK Stark county In
convention assembled, for tho iirst
time since the close OF the grand MT
tlonal contest, report ourselves untor-
rinod and confident that our do
feat was only temporary, and tho be-
ginning Of permanent victory. We
congratulate the Democracy that time
has moro than ylndlcated our prlnol.
ploa. Tho promises ofincrcaaod wages
and good times which were 10 como
with q Ropublloan administration have
boon followed by the oxoot reverse.
All Civil Service ruloa have been pros
tltutod by the Harrison administration.
Woreallrm our iNith In the righteous
principles embodied In the 81 Louis
convention, and particularly that por-
ton relating 10 tho tariff, and declare
ourselves In full sympathy with tho
principles onunolOtod In President
ClovolOnd'e message and In his lato
speech before tho Young Democracy
OF Now York,
We recommend tho use Of Oyory
available means Of education looking
TO the removal Of the unjust burden OF
tariff taxation. We recommend nm
appeal 10 the roason and Judgment Of
the people, confident that q full and
free, open and manly discussion Of
principles will result In tho triumphant
victory Of Democracy
FRED MAoKANIAN,
CuAs. KmOmAUNi,
JOSEPH 0nEELIN,
u. A. HfNINaER,
GUST PAUL,
Committee.
Roports ofcommittoos being finished
the nomination Of candidates was
called.
Charles Krlchbaum offered man
who had boon tried aud not found
wanting; q man who had tho courage
10 Introduce n bill which struck at the
school book monopoly; abill that went
10 tho bottom OF things, Hon. John II.
Monnot He IN q statesman who has
knowledge Of things. Ho 10 man who
has beon bollttlod only by paid odltor-
lals and communications. (Applauso.)
Ho moved the nomination by aoolama-
tlon. (Applauae.)
This was seconded by delegates
throughout the hall, Mr.. Zlnlngor of
Paris, formally seconded tho motion
He said ho was n man who didn't need
TO pay twenty-five cents n limo for sup.
port.
Rulos wore suspended and his noml.
nation was mndoby acolamatlon.
Cries OF "Monnob woro heard but
time was too short for remarks.
Anthony Howols, Of M0ssillon, nom.
mated Rev. Drosbaoh Of that place
Ho paid q worthy compliment TO Mr..
Monnot. Mr.. thought Mr. Dresbnoh
the proper man 10 represent the
county,
City Solicitor Pomoreno seconded
the nomination.
Ex-commlssione Shetlar, Of Sugar
Creek, nominated H. II. Speaker
Editor Phelps, of the Alliance Lend.
or, nominated Capt. y. II. Woybrecht,
Of Alliance.
FIRST BALLOT.
Drosbach ...,..,,"""''"",".".. 100
Sponlter ","",",,.,,,.."," "a
Woybrecht ..""""""U,."".,,"," 90
Dr9baoh was announced 10 duly
nominated
Wallace II. Phelps, Of Alliance, arooo
and on bohalfofMr. Weybrooht moved
that the nomination Of Mr. Dresbach
be mado unanimous. The motion car
rled.
AUDITOR.
Secretary Paul Field Of the wator
works oflco placed In nomination
Louis A, Loiohot, Of the Isaac Harter &
Sons In neat speech that was received
enthusiastically.
Mr.. MaclSaman, of Waynesburg,
nominated q. w Burson, ex-postmos.
ter, In n short speech.
Squire FNust, OF this city, offered the
name Of J. X. Bowers, capable man.
Squire Relgnor seconded briefly and
olouiioutly The nomination OF LoiiIq A.