The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
THE MEN TO WIN.
The Democratic Ticket Is Composed of
Excellent Timber.
Biographical Sketches Of Candidalet
Loiohot Maudu, Holl, hreigh'
baum, nhafier aud KFider,


We print today biographical
sketch OF each of the Democratic eaL'
didates that we've nominated Nv the
last county convention, On last sat
urday the Biographies Of Hon, John ~
Monnot, Rev, T., T., Dresbaeh and Oliver
M. Coxen were published, To day we
print short sketches OF the remainder
of the ticket, The ticket is composed
of able and honest men and II worthy
of the support Of every Democrat IA
the county,
LOUIS A, LOlCllop'
one of the most popular young men
IN Canton is Louis A. Lolchot, tho
Democratic candidate for Auditor
Louis was born In the village OF llOr
rlsburg, stark county March II, 1861,
aud has Just passed his 2sJh mile stone
In the great race OF HE, Al the age OF
nine years he moved with his parents
to Toledo, Ohio, aud remained There
about three years, lle then moved
with HE parents TO Canton, and ht has
rCRlded here ever since,
He received uu academic education
IN the public schools OF Canton, At
the age of sixteen he waa oleIgd apo,
sltlou In tho Savings pgpoalt Bank Of
Isaac llarter n Sons, wh,chpogIuou hr
still holds. That he isaG honest, co'
pablo and trustworthy young man ID
fully demonstrated by the fact Of his
twelve years continuous service iu tho
employment OF the Savings Deposit
Bank,
In the apnng Of 1850 Mr. Loichot
was prevailed upon by some OF the pnr.
ty leaders 70 become u candidate for
the city council, lie was nominated
for the onlce 10y the Democrats to req
resent the Fifth ward IN that body
The ward WAS close cpoilticllly and had
been previous TO thIt represented by
Republicans
The city had iuat taken IN q lot Of
new territory which urcesslWcd tbt
redisrictug of the city md incrJUsc
the number of wards, The cuuHGll
was evenly divided politically and had
been In u deadlock Tor several months
BY reason of this there was hard
nsht made by The Republicans 70 grt
control OF tln city council, but MI
LOOchOt WIS elected over hlg licpUbli,
can competitor, Thomas lirISbiu, by Gi
majority, Mr. LolchOt was theu ua he
8till is, the youngest member Of that
body lu the spring OF lssS he was re-
nominated and reelected 20 Tue same
position by q majority Of l2s, He was
twice chosen vice president OF the
council, and is now its president, huy'
ing been elected ltS presiding olllgor
upon the death of Mr.. Nurley,
Mr. Luichot Is one OF The most able
and best equipped men IN the county
lie can speak three languages, French,
English and German I'm q very fluent
manner lie Is clever and uhllgmg,
and by reason Of his integrity and non
e5ty he viii receive large Republican
support
CHARLES A, RRlpEE
Charles A, Krder comes from That
good old Democratic stock OF Byyolu.
touay fame that settled Ia Tuscaa.
was township about 100 years ago, lie
Is lhu son OF tho Hon, samuel krder
who represented stark county in the
FIRST Ohio Legislature that assembled
after One adoption the new c0u3ti,u.
tiOu Ia tao yyur 1851,
Charles 4, was born In Tu3car0was
township, stark county Ohio, August
., lslG ,lcwas reared upon his fathers
farm and wg3 educated In the common
schools Of ms township When ho was
qJitea young man he was elected as
SCISSOR Of his township ana was elect.
ed for three succeeding terms, llewas
also % director In his school district and
served rs member of the board Of ed.
ucatiOn,
In 1883 when James Lee was elected
Sheriff OF stark county he selected
Charley to be one OF his deputies, This
DNhlklNiA NV IliAA ANA NNNA WV JUNO NlA3
III the death Of Mr., Lee, He did most
of the outside work and while travel
ing over the county he formed great
many acQualut0uccS, He also served
as deputy sheriff for one month under
Sheriff Altekruse IN the closing Gays OF
his administration,
In 1886 he was a candidate before the
Democratic county convention for the
onice Of sheriff, but he was defeated by
Sheriff Leininger. He accepted his de.
feat gracefully and bowed In humble
submission TO the will Of the majority,
Daring the wear 1884 and 1855 the
farmers Of stark county were pestered
aud hampered by gang OF horse
thieves that invaded the county. These
Gends had been SO successful In their
nefarious work that II was necessary
for the farmers TO form an OrgaHi2a'
tion for their own protection. a horse
protective association was formed that
was composed Of horse owners from
Stark and Wayne counties.
The stark county members nj once
turned TO Mr., Krder rs the proper man
TO hound down these Internal deyilsand
he was selected marshal Of the organi'
gation for Stark county. lle began his
strategetic work on the scoundrels and
I'm three years time he has recovered
sixteen stolen horses
Mr.. Krider Is n member of the agri.
cultural and horticultural societies and
for the last few years he has olllcinted
ma superintendent OF police vt the Fair
Grounds. lie Is one OF the members Of
Perry Lodge No. S1 Is, of l., and was
one of their charter members. There
Is perhaps no man In the county that
IA as wei acquainted and can name as
many people in the county as can
ChnrleY Krider. lie has Travelled over