The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

comments ana conclusions wa hhYl
made on the deep damnation OF TIN
transaction,
THE electoral vote as proclaimed By
Congress, shows 2hH for Harrison, an(
1903 for Cleveland, Had New YOrh
been counted for Cleveland the YOtl
would have stood, Cleveland 2Oi anC
Harrison lD7, And yet Gov, llill car
ried New York by 10000,
THERR was a sensational scene IL
the Ohio House OF Representatives yes
terday Mr., MOnnot exhibited tho orig
inal OF receipt given by tho liepOsl
tory management, ian exact copy OF
which IN printed on our first page) fol
printing a certain communication
claiming 10 have been written by dis
interested person, for which tho llepOa-
it0ry received some cash
WY should Van Antwerp, bragg 4
90, sell their school books IN West Viz
pinia aa per cent cheaper than In Ohio
llecause Van Antwerp, Bragg a. Co,
we're unable 10 buy tho West Virginia
legislature Zaneayllle Signal,
This Is true. There were also found
no editors Ia West Virginia who were
anxious 10 sell their editorial pages and
their opinions NJ 10 much per line,
In was long after midnight before
Gov Foraker got a chance 10 Orate at
the Lincoln banquet IN Columbus The
champagne had then commenced 10 do
itR perfect work aud the boys were all
feeling bully when Foraker started his
OratiOn, lle eulOglzed Gov, Alger, Of
Michigan, whom sherman deaplaea, and
hit sherman some hard knocks Gov,
Foraker said! "Any man in the Re-
publican party, when he ia defeated In
convention, should accept that defeat
and, like u gallant knight, step TO tho
front and fight the enemy" Turning
10 Gen Alger, no 6aldj "G0Y, Alg6r !
want 10 assure you that you have no
warmer or better friends than you have
In tho state Of OHIO"
SMALL poS has broken out Ia Colum'
bus,
THE indianapolis grand Jury after
indlGtlng Que hundred Republicans for
bribery, In the election of General llar.
riaOn have adjourned, Col, Dudley the
very worst OF The gang was not indicted,
LAST evenings Repository contains
bB line editorial on the MOnn0t
school book bill, This editorial NJ 10
cents per line, the Highest editorial page
rate Of the Repository amounts TO
s22lOi but by the special contract,
which We have published whereby
"drti0ios acoeptabie are 10 be ohaTged al
the rate NJ 70 cents per iiHe," this Gdi,
tOrial win only cost the school book
ring 9llOO, This shows the great nd,
vantage of having Il special contract, In
writing, signed by the editor
CONGRESSMAN MCKINLEY and But
terworth are announced 10 speak In
Detroit WaBhlngton's biIth day,
REPRESENTATIVE WILHELM paid
no attention 10 his subsidized home or,
gan, and voted for the School book bill
Now watch Senator snyder,
WHAT Is the matter with the heme
market, which llarrigOn's election was
70 yOuChsafe unto uaY CArsICuM
The bottom appears 10 DO knocked
out, but Mckinley ~ looking around,
and he may discover II,
LET II be recorded. Captain Joseph
Benson Foraker, Of Ohio, In 10 com.
mand the third military division IN the
Harrison inauguration procession,
Seats along the line Of the parade, now
selling for $40, ought 10 Jump to $50,
Mn, MoNNoT, OF Stark, did q manly
act when he voted for the amended
Poorman bill, Ills position was that,
although the Poorman bill did not suit
him exactly, II was movement In the
right direction. In other words, he was
not 80 selfish 10 TO say with pout, "lf
you don't play my way I'll not play NJ
nll.'-IColumbus Press (lnd)