The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
is HE PLAYING POssUMH
The Governor Suspected 10 be Work
ing the sympathy Racket.
Catholic Children At tho holdierh' ana
Hailors' Orphans Home Not Allowed 70
Attend Their Own Church,
trlAln Dealer specially

COLUMBUS, Oct, 22, The continued Ill
ness Of Gov, Foraker IL tho principal topic
Of conversation la political circles to-day
The Governors friends are betraylng an
anxiety 10 have the Democratic press be-
coming bitter and personal OH tho subject
Of his sickness, hoping no doubt that II
will result Ia creating feeling OF SYM
pathy that would nh u long felt want In
the Republican campaign, While there la
no disposition 10 abuse the goyernoryet no
Democrat acquainted with his methods
will deny that Gov, Foraker ID political
trIckater, and II II was thought necessary
could bo very sick at an opporlune time
IL will be noticed that while the Governor
Il sick John Sherman N theahlnlng star OF
the campaign aud appears 10 be making
an honest effort 10 convince hla friends
that the fires Of political ambltlonan tho
hope Of future reward have consumed all
desires for revenge and the Chicago be-
trayal will 80 unpunlshod farR6 outward
appearances are concerned,
II was a strange coincidence that when
tue Governor became sick tho Republican
press sent up a painful wall about how the
Governor had been abused by Mr. Camp
bell, who was charged with conducting a
personal campaign, ete The facts are
told In Governor fOakCFH opening
speech where hc made cOntempuhlo
personal attack on hlAopp0ncn, liul tllo
Governors mud batteries were spiked no
early In the fight that hc was forced to.
olthur change the plan Of campaign or
retire, aud lao chose the latter
At Democratic headquarters there la q
feeling OF supreme confidence, ana CHAIR
man Neal lH well pleased with the pro-
grcss Of the campaign, Al efforts by tie
Republicans tu turn the tide haze failed,
and thcy are growing desperate. The ils
famous forgery of Mr.. Clmpholla name
h being traced very close 90 Gov, Foraker
aud hs confidential friends, and another
explosion equal 90 the first h liable 10 pc'
cur ~ any time,
There h row brewing NJ the soldiers
aud Ailum orphans home ~ Nonin which
promises TO give the board Of managers
considerable trouble, II appears that the
children Of the institution are conducted
every Sunday morning 10 the various
churches In Ncnin for the purpose OF At
isndlng divine aerylcca. Among the chill
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Catholics and attended the Catholic
church until they were taken 20 the
home. These children have always
been permitted 10 attend mass aud be yls-
tied by the priest until the present admin
istrntlon issued orders forbldding both,
and no children from the homo are por~
mittcd 10 attend Catholic church nt Nonin.
Tho Catholic clergy have taken the affair
In hand and Bishop William II. Elder OF
was given hearing before the
board Of trustees NJ their last session,
October N, The meeting was u protrpot'
cd one, Bishop Elder protesting against
the discrimination against the Catholic
church, lie said the oiilccrg OF state In
stutiona should not interfere with the
convictions Of inmates, and "
the order was not revoked ho would be
TO take aggressive steps TO have
II revoked.
The board declined 10 give the Bishop q
definite nnawor, but postponed further
action I'LL the next meeting, This did not
satisfy the Bishop and the Catholic press
viii take up the subject and demand that
Catholic children be- accorded the same
privileges ~ protestant children nj the
home,