The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
A MUNICIPAL TICKET
Placed in the Field Wednesday Night
by the PrOhibltlOnists,
Headed by J, o, Palmer For Mayer THE
View paken OF tho Republican
Nomination,

la Temperance Hall Wednesday
evening the l'fOhlbltl0nisls met %
plaes IN nomination u ticket for tho
spring election, The old wheel horses
OF the party we're present shortly after
the opening Of the hall, ana by hOQl0ok
a scare Of those interested Ia tho work
responded ~ tho call Of order, Dr. W,
II, Miller the dentist, was appointed
chairman Hrd Charles W. htambdugh,
thH nnWNYrT secretary
The object of tho meeting was iully
stated Wv The president, after which The
nominating OF a ticket began, The
WIND WAS mon
without and the claRhing together OF
the barren branches Of the trees aa II 10
anger, had anything but an inspiring
effect upon the average citizen, plt 10
that body OF citizens enthusiasm was ~
q high pitch, They felt ENCOURAGED
over the prospects Of polling 4 heavier
vote than usual, ana although tho le'
marks showed that there was no ina
precision abroad that they would sweep
ihe city, yet from the information gtr
ceiyed by their leading Republicans
they felt that their work was not entire
~ tUltlfaa,
The 0r6t position upon the Ticket 20
be- lilled was thut OF mayor uuA iof lhi6
the name OF j, u, Palmer, mo carpet
dealer, was mentioned Some thought
the gentleman might have some
pELICACY IN ACCErTiNG
but tho assertion mnde that he had per-
mitted the u6e Of nla name by the party
removed All doubt, brought Oit applause
aud the nomination WAS made unanl
nous
The ONlce Of city solicitor was not
iilled the aaaemblage probably being
completely satisfied with the thor.
Ough administration OF tho legal
department bY City Solicitor l0merlne,
This was probably not the case with
the maTHhalRhlp Hnd the name OF j W,
llelWig was proposed Nh u successor 70
poor payy Fletcher
For water works trustee, the name ul
Edmond sell was proposed Uud carried
and Jonathan ll0lwig WAS nominated
tO lIl Street Commissioners Dimes shoes.
The Nlliug ot the other offices OU the
ticket was somewhat slower but the
ticket was llllcd before the meeting Nd,
iuururd, shortly after having herD
nominated for council iu Che illtH
wWd, MT s. H. Hart made u stirring
speech, confidently claiming Victory
llla speech was short but no thought
the head of the ticket could he elected
even II 10 was necessary 20 trade on the
other candidates al will support H. ="
said hr, "and | know others who viii,
There 10 George Rex on thc Republican
ticket You all know what ihntmflne,
CHARLIE urllAN WOULD nE MAYOR
n hc was elected" The body nodded
assent, NN one man,
Before the meeting adjourned II wNs
decided 70 held another meeting Wed
ursday evening OF next week 10 stir up
enthusiasm over the candidates nOm'
mated The secretary and president
were authorized TO get tiCketa printed,
aud Messr9, NeWhOuse and lOut2 were
appointed rs u committee TO secure
speakers and music,
The following w the remainder Of the
ticket nominated by the body,
TnE TICKET
Council=l'IrSt ward, NJ, A. Trout
man, Second ward, Mark Thompson;
Third ward David llfeChbill, Fourth
ward, William Mckenzie; Fifth ward,
s. L, Hart; Sixth ward, James Webb
Seventh ward, l.. Y, LOut2Gnhel2er
Assessor First ward, Aaron M,
nav, Second, John Stabler; Third, VII.
liam r. Lenhart' Fourth, Harvey Whit,
mer, Fifth, Clom Burwell Sixth, Rev.
Adam Moore; seventh, William Ritter
spaugh,
Board of Education First ward, S, !
II, ROCkhll; Second, f. G. Baehrena,
Third, Aaron Killie, Fourth, John
l'orehope; Fifth, Christian StOyer,
Sixth, Rev NOEL Seventh, John II |
WhitmOr,
Market Master Frank McMurray, |
Justice Of the Peace, j. M. Reb8toCk |
aud Reuben Irwin; township assessor, !
Nout2; township treasurer
Newton Wise; township trustee John |
W, Gibbs,