The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
EDITORIAL soUIns.

Mn, NEAL will reply 10 several points
attempted TO he made by BIG Jones, Turn
out and hear what ho las to say, He will
dwell Ia argument, not slander
Tms evening lhe Hon, Lawrence ~,
Neal will discuss Major Mollinley'a
theory that tho foreigner pays the duty
THE pittsburg Dispatch llopl Of to-day
prints q telegram from Springfield Ohio,
interviewing Gen, Bob Kennedy, Con, u,
Warren Keiier and Judge Smith, Kenr
nedy admits that Foraker lied "a him,
claiming that he C'oWkerl would nothe a
candidate for Governor and urging him
lKennedy 10 run, Kennedy who has
been on tho stump for -four weeks has
never once mentioned f0rakoFs name,
Ito takes gloomy vlow Of Boraker'a
chances, Gen, KeIlter IN conversation
with Judge Smith sadi "rhe result
promises to he close,n but In langlid
tone Of voice, The General h known not
only to believe that Foraker win go under
hut 10 hope that II will be 80, lle has no
use for the Governor, Judge Smith fully
cOlncdes with General llelfor as 10 the
prospects Of "oloHeneas,N and gave roas,
ons for the danger,
THE 2i cents per line editor Of the Cam
ton Rep sent q gorgeous report Of the BIG
Jones meeting 10 tho Cleveland Leader,
In describing the procession ho saysj
"Eyerybody was hubbllng over with on
thuRInRm, Red fire aud fireworks llt up
the entire route Of tho procession, and
lent gOrgeOuanoaH 10 the scene which re'
minded spectators OF the great lOlliilca'
ton meeting here last fall over the olec,
ton Of President HARRISON
This will make same Canton Repuhll'
cans and q great many Canton Democrats
smile,
ligCAusE two dnndcn lonfora In Way.
ncBhurg disturbed Gen, SherwoOdH meUl-
Ing there aud tried 10 break II up, the Re-
pOsltOry N luhllGnt PehnpR the iiepOBl,
tory does not know that every decent Re,
publican In Wnynoahurg felt Inundated
over the conduct Of Benz, Cunningham at
that mcetng aud pnrhaps the Repository
does not know thai the Commander Of the
Grand Army Post df Wnyncshurgh said
hc was humlllatcd that there was such a
man in the town aud that said, Commander
called upon the POItMnator of WaynoH'
hurph and npoloRzcd for Cunningham
because he was Too drunk 20 know what
be- was saying, The Rep, h evidently In
u bad way % Httompt 10 make capital out
Of the fact that drunken lOnfcrtrl0d Ia
break up u Democratic meeting and
failed,
TIM New York Worlds observing Col
umhua correspondent summarizes the
Ohio political situation aud draws his con-
clualona 40 follows
"With Topp temporarily Insane, ballot
box wood mihaing, j, II, Foraker III and
Jim Foraker fired, lhlnga are getting Int
q condition which demands call from
the ambulance,
THE Repository prints an article Nt
tempting 20 show that Gen, MAndcraOf
was not shot In tho back, and did no
draw 1900 In u lump for that wound
There N scarcely An Intelligent man In
the United States that docs not know tha
such " fact, and We happen 20 know q
soldier who was present when Mandcraoi
was shot, His case made q National sean
dAl, and the Republican pNpera Of Ne
braalla mHdO q bic howl oyors II, na Con
| MNndCrHon ~ u, y, senator from NcbrnB
kN, and II got 40 hot for him that ho con
cludcd 10 return tho money,
TnE last desperate dodge Of the Fora
kcritcs iato try 10 scare the ProhibtlonIat
| into voting FOR Foraker on the gr0unt
that the NJ Y. Saloon keepers are sending
money into Ohio 10 help elect Campbell
| This shows that they are getting dCapCr
| ate, Chairman Neal, OF the Democratic
State Executive committee saya the Dem
ocrata have not received u dollar from
any source, east, and that the committee
have no funds, except small contribution
| In Ohio for necessary campaign expenses
| The saloon roor back will fool no one.
WE arc suggested 20 ask Our Mnssiloi
correspondent " the Clcm Russell, nov
running for Senator, IN the same Glen
| Russell who took possession OF cOrtoi
State Canal lands Ia Masaillon, located ol
Eric street IN or about 1889, and who hn
since refused opuy rent on, or 10 surrCu
der 10 the Board Of Public Works,