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

The second anniversary Of the promul'
cation Of Grover Cloyoaudh tUrlN reform
message was celebrated by the Young
MONS Democratic Club last evening Ana
II was done Ia royal style,
Never before iu the history ~ the city
have 20 many distinguished Democratic
statesmen aud politicians honorcd IN
with visit,
These statesmen not only visited but
Ahldod with ua, and with their mnichleaa
elOuuoucr did much t0Wlpe away the miss
erahlo aupcrhllli0uH that the Hon, Roger
q, Mills, Ia liis letter Of regret said has
held this country Ia itH blightIng grasp for
quarter of q century,
Never before la tho history of the Tab
ernhClo has there assembled the chiyuly
aud beauty Of Stark, IN such numbers ~
crowded the great building from pic 10
dome Thursday evening,
Although the Hcpuo ~ many an enter
laInmoni Of local character, yct never be-
fore has that cummOdl0ua building Hp'
pcnrcd e0 grand, 30 majestic, ~ inspiring,
~ II did with lla wallHGcCoWtcd tuHofully
with bunting, portraits and notices ape
prnpriutc ~ the occasion, and with the
sweet strains " orchestral music illliug
every nook aud corner,
This, with tie inspiration received from
the Intelligence ~ u sea of faces stretch.
ing out on all sides from The stage, und
tho mntChlcaH urlioy Of lhO distinguish
cd guests, made the occasion mcm0rn-
bic one an occasion Hp iudClihly stamp
ed upon the brain Of every one present,
that the hngcw of Time could not mun'
key with IL, lCt alone eradicate H.
TlL EVENT.
Tho event had boon hculdcd abroad
until it had attracted the attention Of poo
plo Ia far distant points, II was consider
cd an epoch Iu political history giving an
additional impetus tu the battle Of IprilI
Reform being WURod uuCclpiugly aud un'
Crgcticnly 10y thu Democratic hosts, TO the
CauatornniIuu uf lia opponents, The lo-
cal correspondents Of eastern and west
orn Journals received Geographic iutor'
nation for cXiuudCducCouuta OF the mCct'
Ing To-day papers Of any importance,
and those uf less Importance, contain
fullaccount OF the uSorciura,
Tho distinguished guests ua they nrrv'
cd were received hy thv reception COM
mittco and escorted to quarters ut the
Hurfnrd, An Informal banquet with
score 0f invited guests comprising
the leading Democrats OF Canton and yi'
Cinty, was the center ~ attraction NJ the
hotel previous TO The cxcrcisos Of the
evening,
At THE TAnEUNAcLE,
Although attractive IN the day time the
Tabernacle fairly sCiuilllaicd with ut.
trnciiyoncas IN the evening, In addition
20 the bunting aud the moltOCs aud por'
traits giyon In thoso columns yesterday
tho clubs colorCd lanterns were suspend.
cd under the balcony Tho cllCCt was
plCnang. From I'3O until \ O'Clock Him'
mprmnn'A orchestra entertained The audi
once. By the latter hour Cycry chair In
Che hall aud gallery was occupied Ladies'
with and without male escort we're pres
ont. All IN all II was one OF tlo largest
and most intellectual audiences ever
gathered In any public hall In this city,
CALLED no ORDER
Hon. John n. Mounot called the mcct'
Ing 70 order no prompt Occupying seats
upon tho platform were Hon, William A.,
Lynch, 4, McGrcgor Dr. t,99nllin'
jackson pontius, j. u. Mlchnor,
johnson ShcrriCk, Charles Il, Frazer, ana
John G. Wclty, " Canton, Scnntorclccl
HowolIs and Representative Drcsbnch, OF
Mnaalllon, l.. =. Ohligcr and John Nc.
Sweeney, Of Wooster, NJ. J,.CnrownN OF
Wayne, Judge Blnndin and Virgil u.
Kline, of Cleveland, Calvin y. liricc, pf
Lima John McMahon, Of Daytoni j, J,
Hall, OF Akron, w, A. Taylor, OF tho Cin-
cinnati qulrcri EN.Commissoncr Rae
bcr, OF Gl1Cntown,
LETTERS or REGREr.
Mr.. Monnoi In clear and taking voice
1noto upon the objects Of the meeting.
Iio thanked the vast audience for the sup
port II had giycn the club and ,ai'Gr the
npplnuso had died down read the lottcrs
Oh regret published In these columns
Thursday from Hon. Roger. O. MINIS,
Grover Cleveland, GoyCrnorclCCt Camp
hell j, If. Thomas, Chauncy, Il. Black,
M, ID. Harlcr and Ex-Governor llOadlcy,
IIe nlso Und "a telegram oi regret from
Che Thurman club Of Cleveland
with how of recognition 10 the audi
once for its applause he introduced Hon.
William A, Lynch, the chairman OF the
evening
PRESIDENT LYNCH sPEARs,
Whom Mr.. Lynch stopped forward he
received nn ovation from his friends ana
noghbors OF which ne can well bo proud
As is well known ho IN a good looking
mnn, and has aouorOua voice ven rc-
yorbr1tod through The largo Audturdu IN
tellir tones aud could be heard distinct
ly u every nook aud corner of tho house.
He prof1ced hsspoocl hy stating thnt t,ih
was one OF The hnppiost events OF nus me-
NJ Il was to him The greatest honor TO pre-.
side over such un nu5piciOus occasion, ana
especially on account OF the honor being
conferred by the Young Mons Democrat
10 club. He continued, ns follows: 'l'he
club was born IN 1894 and has boon
steadily rninng over since, II was not
only nj work inat before an election, ana
n victory or defeat did not diBband the
clhb, and II will have q grand future
cAfoer. 10 has for its objects not alone
thc putting OF men into Ollie, but "a deeper
and better purpose, II has become an
educational institution. II has given the
people Of Canton an opportunity TO hcur
the economic questions discussed by the
londinn mon OF our country md
that when The minds OF the people
were not full Of election oxcitelnont,
No hottor day could have. beon chosen
FOR X gathering OF this Kind ibnr tho an.
uivorsnry OF a great political o,npt tpe
nieseago for the reform of tlm l7r'll iANs'
X wns an epoch IN the hialafSW nr
country. couifun from mnn NJ ihi M. .ls