The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
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Long before tho hour announced for
the beginning OF Rev j II, Cahill'a leo
ture, ~, Joaeph'a Catholic church was
completely llled yesterday evening, ana
many went away unable 70 gain admit
tance. Father Cahill spoke Tor an hour
aud 10 Ray that he held tho attention Of
the audience III but faint praise, lilo 10
Il fOfeihle ana clear speaker, and en-
beliRh6A his discourse with a full com
mand OF language aud beautiful figures,
| The subject 40 announced was, Via
Roman Catholicism dangerous 10 So
Giety," and the speaker said had been
forced on him by the recent attack Of
Methodist ministers upon Catholics,
lle proceeded TO argue that God In ea
tabliahlng n church must have marked
N plainly aud diatlnetly, 40 that men
might know H. These marka the
Catholic church possessed ana the
Methodist church dld not, The CathO
lio church was Onei II always taught
the same, Two and two are always
four, In tho same way the true church
must always teach tho truth and the
latter being tho same N must always
teach the same Consequently she
must be and claims 10 be infallible,
Other churches change their belief aud
admit that they are liable 10 error, con-
aequently they cannot command the
confidence OF men, The Catholic
church has always taught the same
dOorlne, aa for him II she once changed
no would throw down his c0aaaGk aud
b0retta and trampl0 on them. The
true church must possess unity. Her
membaa must all believe the same,
This applies only 10 the Roman CathO'
lio church. The Meth0diala are split
into diylalOna The true church must
bN holy. ThG Catholic ChufCn typillea
aanctity In the blood OF her martyrs,
and the lives In her saints, In the mil
lions who lO Ia Irish soil, some 0t whom
we're tempted by Protestant churUhr' (,
converted Into soup houses lu
change their faith, but wi
rather, died In the dlteht
The true church must be- Catholic, an
yeraal, The Catholic religion WAS tlt
only one spread m hll countries, II
must be Apostolic Tho line OF the
POp0a extends from Peter 10 Leo XIII,
The Methodist church was established
about 80 years ago, by John Wesley,
who did u good work. The speaker
was more charitable than the M0tho'
diAta. llO would n Thousand times
rather see q man q Methodist than 0n
unbolloyCr or anarchist. lt Mothodiam
was the only saving church what be'
came of the million who lived before ~
WIS established. Did they all 20 TO
help. The lecturer closed by onnouno'
ing that he would continue the lecture
next Sunday evening and hoped 10 see
them all again In the anarchist" church
NJ that time,
Christian witt, died NJ his home
south of town Sunday morning
Of old age, He would have been 40
years old on December 22 and was one
of the pioneers Of Perry township,
having arrived from his native country
Germany, lllty.aix years ago, The
funeral win bo held on Tuesday morn.
ing at 0o'CloCk from St.Jo0eph Catholic
church, Mr., Witt leaves six children
John witt, Mrs. Charles Shiller and
Mrs. Kilh0Cfner, OF Missouri Mrs, Halt
ner OF Marahnllsyille and Mrs, Jacob
Slbila and Mrs, Peter nolt2bach OF
this city,
The gravel train was taken off from
this division OF the Il, Il, n q, railroad
last Saturday evening, This will
throw 800 men out of employment,
MAssILLoN, oct, 10.
Those who are In favor Of city i'm
proyements, no matter what their poll
tics are, win DO sure 70 scratch both
Wilhelm and Russell. When tho City
Hall bill was before the Legislature
willy ut first promised TO send II
through, but u remonstrance coming
up against H. the weak kneed man
knew not what 10 do. When Council.
man SChlagel came to him with u petit
tion In its favor, he hesitOted and said
he would have TO see Mr.. Russell
FIRST. lie saw Russell and the conso-
quence was that the bill was shelyed
There is some talk OF having VIII
helm withdraw from the ticket,
DR.. N. Louis Myers announces that
he 10 engaged IN writing u history OF
the negro race II 10 TO be In two vol.
umes, 1900 pages each.
Heretofore IL has been supposed that
that the Ubiquitous registration law
only affects q few cities. In an article
which will appear In this paper to.mor.
row, 10 will be shown that lts baneful
influence reaches Mhsaillon, and that
every MasssllOnian is Interested In
| thia FOrnkpfinu measure,
Hon. james u. Campbell, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, will
speak IN this city on Monday evening
Oct. 2S, and our people will have an op'
portunity TO see the next Governor.
Mr.. William Sounhalter and Miss
Tillie Scheiber were married at Tiilln
this morning, ed. Fake and Fred Som.
halter and Miss Louisa Ertle assisted
I'm the wedding ceremony. MIR. and
Mrs. Sonnhalter return this evening
and will take up their residence NJ the
corner Of Mill and Chestnut streets.
MAsslLLoN, Oct 10,
The preliminary meetingo the Dem
ocratic campaign was held IN the Y, M
D. 0. club room last night, and there
was general attendance Of Democrats
the room being filed. o, u, Young
acted as president and introduced the
speaker, Charles Krichbaum Of Canton
Mr.. Krichbaum was laboring under
difficulties from u sore throat, but gave
u splendid hours talk on the political
situation as IL appeared TO him, IIC
did not 40 into the details Of the tariff
but gave some general wholesome
truth. lie saw nothing but the assur
ance of victory In last years defeat
aud was glad TO see thinking men oi
all parties arraying themselves undel
the tariff reform banner. The Demo
cratic party has q great moral princi