The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
The Grand Day Closed Win orander
Ovation.

The Grand Day Closed With a urander
Ovation,
Tho reception given 10 GoyornorolCct
Campbell at the Tabernacle last night
was one Of which the next executive will
over bc proud, The mrgng crowd started
for the Tabernacle uftor the procession
and the building was soon filled. The
Governor entered the building, Occompb.
nlod by Mayor Blake, Chairman Michcncr
and the veteran oX.oditor Archibald Me.
Grcgor This was the signal for cheers,
and how they were given those present
only know, The restrain was takcn up,
aud on the outside choor after chcor went
up, aud the true aud tried Democratic
hcrocaof old Molly Stark gave vent 20
thcir fccliuga, There were great many
Republicans In the building, aud they
could not help but "fnll inn with the hap.
py multitude, Archibald McGrcgor wna
thc chairman Of the meeting, and whom
hc stopped forward ho was greeted with
great applause, llc mndo ono Of his soul
stirring joll0cNton speeches and waa at
his best llo was briot and TO the point,
llo at once introduced Governor james u,
Campbell. and when the Mascot stepped
20 the front thor0 was u yell, u hurrah, an
ovation, u grand greeting which has novor
boon cauOlcd In this section Of the State,
II lasted fhr some time, whom stho Ohio
hero In hoArac voice began 20 express
hlh thanks. lie has boon taxed 20 HE ut
most, hut ho stated ho owed the people Of
Stnrl, county visit, and ho would always
make his word good llg speech w0a n
model of wit aud good sense, lie tlAnk.
ed the Democracy OF Stark county for
what they did and hoped that aho would
bo truo 20 hor colora In 1899, Some one In
the gallery yelled two want you them
when he replied, "rll SEQ you latorn llo
closed he speech with tho promise that
his hiaadminiatruton would bo "puro, hon-
cat aud faithful TO the pcoplc,n He paid
q fitting tribute 10 the Young Mons Dom
ocratic club and wished that organization
God speed, lie spoke only for short
time and whom ho took his scat ho was
chcorcd 10 the echo,
Hon. Anthony Howclla was then intro
duced aud made speech OF which not
only he but hla constituents can DO proud.
llc said hc had come 20 see and not 10
speak. No paid high compliment 20
the Canton " NJ u, G, and said that tho
club NJ Maesllon should not be forgotten.
lie handled Forhkorlem In cpnylnging
innunor and closed withn convincing ar
gIllnont on tarlf reform,
I.h,a N Al.Atat tln..' Lad
ducod aud II can bc truly said that II was
ono of the events Of his life, Should ho
ever have amy political reward IN the fu-
turc, ho can alwayg look back and any,
that on the night Of November II, 1890, tic
Democracy OF Stark said, "God blosg you.n
When he stepped forward II was the slg-
nal for donfcnlng applause. Ho thanked
his constituent and stated that he would |
never by word or deed do anything that |
would reflect on his credit or TO his con.
stitucnts. His speech was ono OF the |
most eloquent and ns nn auditor said,
"johnny was NJ hls bcst,n
One Of tho striking incidents Of j. n. |
Monnot's speech, was his assertion that |
ho had taken u pledge 10 use his best en-
dcnyors 10 form a district which will have |
enough nf a Democratic majority 10 keep |
Major Mckinley from going 10 Congress, |
Tha expression was received with wild |
and enthuslW,stlc applause. -
n. n. Dresbach was called FOR but was
absent j. II. Lawson then
mado a short speech, when Mayor Blake
was called for, llo stepped forward and
was given ono of hla old tlmo greetings
He sail he would make no speech, but
gave the audience nn invitation 70 step
forward and ehnk hands with the Dem
cratic record breaker.
Tho Governor then took place on the
stop leading 10 the stage, aud John ",
Monnot introduced the people as they
came up. Gray haired men, women,
boys, girls, children, and everybody filed
by the hand. Tho ,hnndshNlting lasted
nearly an hour, r,when the crowd adjourned,
having had the satisfaction Of honrInga and
shaking by the hand, one OF tho mon
whose name will occupy golden page IN
,he history OF our Republic,