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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

A. I'll. Dallmeyer, a St. Charles
merchant, has hit upon new plan
for the collection of bad accounts.
He advertises them for sale in the
county newspapers, giving names
of persons owing him, articles pur-
chased and amounts due. In the
last issue of the St. Charles Neus
he published list amounting to
s5S As, any one of which he will
sell at fifty cents on the dollar, or
the lot for $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

On Monday morning last a fire
occurred on the premises of P.
Consadine in Audrain county, which
destroyed a building used by his
hands, also smoke house, with a
new self-binder, and a granery con-
tanning 500 bushels of oats. There
was an insurance of $500. Fire
supposed to have originated from a
defective aue.--Centralia Guard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

A BUFFALO coal dealer figures
that no family has saved over half
q ton of coal Cd account of the epen
winter. Coal burns out SO last
anyhow, whether the weather is
cold or warm, and the winters
supply averages about SO much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Lambs sale of Shorthorn's will
take place at the Fair Grounds in
this city April 10. A fine Offering
will be made. The cattle belong
to J. T. Lamb, Of jacksonville,
Mo-, who appreciates the value of
Mexico as a live stock center.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

A man abeut thirty years of age,
whose prematurely white hair
formed strong contrast with the
brilliant red hiisute adornment on
his upper lip, applied to the Mayor
this morning for transportation to
Glasgow for himself and wife. He
could offer no good reason for his
condition in life and the Mayor
declined to comply with his re-
quest. The County Clerk also re-
fused to issue transportation to
hum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

THERE are to be three or four
st-class weddings in Mexico be-
fore an ice crop is harvested. This
is official as to the number if not
definite as to the time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14
rhe Matrimonial Market.

The matrimonial market Is
Frightening up, with a decidedly
stronger tendency. The following
licenses were granted Friday:
Caleb Welch to Miss Ella Price,
Laddonia.
]. F. Middleton to Miss Emma
Nerthcutt, Vandalia.
George Crum to Miss Katie
Watts, Auxvasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

HARDLY day passes but what
you read of some bank cashier or
holder of trust funds who has
skipped to Canada with a big
bundle ofboodle. This will be stop
ped when the law is vigorously
enforced, instead of the thieves
being allowed to go free by return
ing a portion of the stolen money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

THE St. Charles Necs of Fri
day contained an article concerning
the personal character of the editor
of the Hatelligencer, which will sure
ly result in bloodshed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

George Eller and family, John
Waters and family aud J. T.
Byrns and family will 60 to Wash
ington Territory to reside about
the first of March. The LEDGER
regrets very much to see these
good families leave Audrain, but
it gives them just year in which
ia retI1rp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

"SAD winter soon will cease his
shivering sighs, sings an anachron-
istic spring poet. He may some other
winter. but this winter he has no
shivering sighs to cease. That is,
not MANY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14
THE National Greenback Labo

THE National Greenback Labor
party has been called to meet in
Washington on March 6. w. H.
Barton is the only Greenbacker in
Audrain county that we know Of
and he can assemble himself with
more equanimity than a fly in a
bucket of tar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Charles and Harry Heath,
brothers, and Lewis Mitchell, three
boys convicted before Judge
Hughes for burglary at Vandalia
were taken to the State Reform
School at Boonville Thursday
by Sheriff Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Miss Matte Owens, of Mexico.
is visiting the family of H. Trower
this week. Miss Matte had the
misfortune to injure her ankle
some few weeks ago, though is able
to get around on crutches now
Middletown Chips.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Senator Clay on Thursday in
troduced a bill to amend the
statutes relating to fees and salaries,
making the salaries of chief clerks
in all the State department uni
form and fixing the same at 81 900.
The north bound branch train
from Jefferson City will be held at
Cedar City until 4 O'Clock on Sat-
urday afternoons, for the accom-
mediation of those who wish to
make connection here for the East
or West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Misses Hattie CAN'T and Bessie
Lakeland are the guests of Miss
Lizzie Fifer, at Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Mrs. J. NJ. Smith, Of Macon,
is visiting relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Duffens, of near Benton City, a
daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Ex-Gov. Hardin and ex-Gov.
Crlttenden dined with Gov. Francis
at the mansion Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

jim wilkins Is spending few
davs with relatives in Monroe
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Gov. c.. Fl. Hardin is home from
Jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Born, to Mr.. and Mr.. William
Chaplin, a daughter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

J. T. Williams has received his
commission and qualified as Pub
lie Administrator of Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14
MEXICO. MISSOURI FEBRUARY Il. 1885.

DR.. T. ]. Turner is home from
Clinton, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Tom Trimble, editor of the
Perry Enterprise, who broke a leg
several weeks ago while jump
ing from a wagon, is reported
imp. owing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

John H. Overall and Charles
Turner have been appointed Police
Commissioners of St. Louis by
Gov. Francis, vice Gaennie and
Gooding.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

J. D. Barry, of Bloomington and
Miss Mana A. Chorn, of Kansas,
were married in the Rlngo pariors
Thursday morning by Elder S. NJ.
Martin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

At least 20 loads of wood are
sold in Mexico per day and some
days as many as a 100 loads are
disposed of for from 81 to S1.75 per
load.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

Sold by Druggists aud Dealers Erefylehere-
THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-14

P ". Harding, w. H. Lee,
Frank Terry and perhaps others
will attend the Inauguration of
Harrison.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
A "KING" IN TROUBLE,
Domestic Difficulties In Which
ReyOlyers and Knives
Take a Prominent Part-pr, Bpaid-
ing Once More Gains unenW-
able Notoriety -omoers
After Him.

Saturday morning DR., ApAlding, who
styles himself 'King Of tho Dentists"
and hla wife engaged In a lively fraeaa
In their rooms on West Tuaeafawas
street, and ~ u result Of the dispute,
the doctor has departed for pastures
new, leaving behind him a warrant for
his arrest on u charge OF assault and
battery,
Tho row created considerable excite
ment In tho neighbOrhoOd whera tho
parties reside and many ugly rdmora
were In circulation as 10 the outcome
Of the affair
Az near as can DO learned tho doctor
aud his wife, together with several
friends, we're seated ut tho breakla6
table and tho doctor made q statement
which greatly angered his wife She
replied with u remark which tended 10
make times still more lively In tho
spalding household.
AT this, II IL understood, no Jumped
across tho table, grabbed her by the
throat with both hands, choking her
severely ShO secured u knife aud rails
Ing IL on o direct limo with his heart,
prepared herself 10 make ono bold
stroke 10 free herself from his power II
found necessary, lle Released hla hold
on hor throat, opened u bureau drawer
and secured u large butcher knife.
At this Mrs, Spalding ran into tho
next room and secured n revolver,
which she concealed In her dress pocket
The doctor started toward h0r and hhe
warned him not TO come any closer,
He made one spring and tried 70 get
tho pistol away froln her, but after u
lively struggle gave II up aa u bad job,
Mrs. SpHldlng informed HIN that Tor,
ever more they were rs two, and could
never again live together 40 nan and
wife, aud that " hG did not got his
traps out Of thG rooms aud leave tho
city inside of two hours she would hayG
him arrested, lie left the house, but
the Cnraged wife concluded 10 nyenge
her wrongs by ~rtaorting 10 the law, and
consequently swOre OUT q warrant Tor
his arrest.
The doctor succeeded In Guiding the
officers aud made good his escape, aud
II viii probably bG many q day before
tho citizens Of Canton will again SOC
the tall, uugainly form ands Inning 6ilk
hat Of DR.. Spaldlng Ola our streets,
A News DEMOCRAT reporter called
on Mfs, Spi!dlng this morning, aud she
stated the case about no reCitGd above,
and according to her statement their
married lite has been anything but .
pleasant one, ana ingte0d OF peace aud
happiness, they seem 90 have engaged
IN continual Qlurlcliug aud wraugliug,
Mrs. Spaldlug tells u very pitllul
atOry and n II 10 true she certainly has
been II very uuh0ppy woman Since she
married the liking Of Dentibl8,' She
states she will probably apply for u III,
yOrGc, extreme cruelty being one OF the
charges, The career Of this couple pre-
yious to and alter their marriage Va NE
ready familiar to Ca|ntoni0nS, aud need
not DO entered iutO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
ooNaRHHsMAN WILSON Ar Tim
TAHhlnNAuLi1,


On Friday evening, February l the
Hon, William l., Wilson, OF West
Virginia, and now u member Of the
Ways aud Means Committee, win loo
ture In the Canton Tabernacle ON tariff
reform, This lecture IL free, There
will be no brass band, and Gltlzena who
desire 10 hear this powerful ana clio.
quent orator are reminded again OF the
Time aud place,
Ihe first lecture OF the series WaH
delivered by Henry George, an out aud
out free trader and u single tax adVo,
cate, Ca the coming occasion We shall
be hOn0red with a Democrat, ana
although the address Will not DO
partisan In particular, IL will DO Ia the
mo OF Democratic thought and argu.
ment,
Congressman Wilson Is recognized IN
q leader on thu lO0r Of the House, ana
~ u popular advocate no N the equal Of
Breckenridge, OF Kentucky, Rld the
superior of Chairman Mills, OF IcxeB,
he Is u native OF Virginia and u grad
uat6 of tho Uuiyeraly OF virginia,
For several years hittr tho war lao
aeryed as a professor In Columbian Col
lego, Ile was elected president OF tho
West Virginia University Ia 1899. In
1883 hG received the degree OF H. H. ID,
from Columbian University, ana In
1889, from tho llampden sidney Col
lego, OF Virginia,
Those who desire TO hear an address
In Tie best line Of thought, ON o Ques.
lion Of vital public concern, VIII make
no mistake in hearing Congressman
Wilson lilo IN not only an orator Of
high ICpute, but intellectually he ranks
with tho abiest Of our public men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

OUR near neighbor city, Akron, had
n lively and exciting day yesterday.
Akron has an electric street rail roud,
and n street car tralley caught on u tel
cphonu wire and pulled IL down 80 that
n whole bunch Of telephone wires re-.
Colyed the iull street railway current.
At the telephone exchange 81 signals
Were burned out and u sheet Of flame
played about the switchboard, A livery
stable was set ON fro and had TO be
flooded ont by the fire department, At
tho houses Of three telephone ubscrlb.
ors fac eXtlnguishers bud to be used.
The telephone company are way up on
tho top Of heir ears, ana each telephone
aubscribrr Ia afraid TO say "hello," lest
no get q stroke Of chained lightning in
his right ear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Tho Charge in Which Mr'. Lou Fry, Of
Alliance, IL bong Triod This Afternoon
Before Judge poaao and Jury.
Judge Pease and jury arc this after
noon engaged In trying the case Of tho
state against Mrs. Lou Fry, who Is
charged with utterlng o criminal Sian.
der against her sisterin.law, Mrs, Mel.
lilo Barge. Prosecuting Attorney Wei
ty In stating ths case to the jury said
he expected the testimony TO show that
the defendent had called Mrs, Barge
names which would tend to show she
was an unchaste woman and told
her to take her child TO It's
father M Cleveland.
Attorney CoYen stated that tho do.
PENDANT denied using tho language
attributed to her, The parties reside
I'm Allimco. Mrs. Fry Is defended by
Attorney CoXon, of Alliance, and City
Solicitor Pomprene,
Mrs, Nellie Barge was tho nrst wit.
ness called by the State, and testified
that Mrs, Fry used the language us
given above.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
BRANCHING OUT


10 tho Cleveland, Canton & Bouthorn--
PloaBing Information,
Tho Plain Dealer Of Sunday says
"rhe New York &Ohlo, u road now be.
ing constructed TO run from Greenylllc
Pa. to this city, will use the Clcvo'
land, Canton n Southern tracks from
Stre0tsboro TO Cleveland, The road
will use the new depot 10 be- built by
the Cleveland, Canton a. Southern,
Arrangements are now being made
to run the NicRleplale suburban trains
from the new Cleveland, Canton a
Southern depot
The Coshoclon y Southern, running
from CoshoulOn TO Nlnysyille, viii b.
completed IN April The Chagrlu Falls
branch Is now graded from south so.
Ion on, ON tho q, q 81 ~, To SCION on the
NypNnU The limo is now headed
toward Chngrn Falls and IN two week..
the engineers viii 'r a. work on that
part It has been officially announced
that II rs the intention Of the road 10 80
ae far ~ Fairport, The entire equip
ment Of the rOnd Ia now rulctterrd aud
no longer contains the initials O. a &
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Mn NJ. n MEuATrEY, OF the Lim1
DemOcrUllC.Times who has been In
Canton on u visit to the News DEMO
ClAT, leit for home this morning. The
Democratic. Times Ii one OF the best
newspapers printed In the State. II
represents u consolidation Of the old
Democrat, now forty years old, and the
Daily Times, about seven years old
The new company, Of which Mr.. Me.
haifey Ia the bend, will publish n daily
and weekly. They have organized 4
joint stock company, capital stock,
$4,000, on the plan Of the DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHING Co. Mr.. Mehalfey Ia q
very bright newspaper nun, and the
organization starts out with abundant
capital and brilliant prospects.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

~ ono o'clock, D. M, upoh tho premises. tho follow.
lWH 10 tdfhbd real ehtAle, tfeH 81 the dover Ot hihah
O0thHpr wluOw Of Huutlb UOthnbG daNeAlud, asa
nla IN the uuunty 0t Nihft ma ItAth 0f ohio, 10 Wit
raIt " section thirteen (ldl n RAN township IN
Nid tt,rk Uounty, QUE brRunlnH 10 % post ~ tho
northeast corner " lAnd lglntfly own w urufgo
NiUlth which iU puriiinhtd ron thfitllm WAiAiluf,
thrngH west twelve (lul chains W 4 post uirnuu
uOtili tNOntystpuT (NO urutut eat iva 90 chhlnhi
thplco npilh nll VLreta'l dUitorn enal onN ~
OiHiu ana my $50 liutHl iNOntn south ~ ysplnN
6UjdcgtOHa ead ono ~ chain ana MY bnl lintA,
lbrinH north hlHtystuuT ana one hnlf (N1H) degrees
Oasl two ~ OlAlns Hnl tWtlyp tlal lns-, usncA
notti ogo 90 d0lea west ono tD olaln nnd ton(lW
CO) dhaina mud one % llnll ihrn6r north MY i've
(hh) dnlrtna uiht tWU % Oiblubi thtncH north uiifs
lroi % deHfoN uut ono % ohAin nnd nlnuiY.
three ll Chhlns Uld trytn3 fnyH (1h)linba, th0noo
north me- 30 dlnnW rnht thrrt (l oliAluhl Nlun00
NORTH auytnlOin { - degrees west onO az OhAinl
clHln nnd seventy two az links thOuCu north m i
tyseisht ma ono half ti.Nl degrees two 90
enit, gn a a9a o 1S1bntI' 4iSS, n 3eg gessi srgni tou 9o.ss
chains and tW0Hty tH0) lintfl ihrnce nNdli fnTJs nuh
ltO degrees Wctl ttpo ll lnH hni twoulY, ave- GO
~ rhilRs aud tllliy two tlal. llnhai lholto north
AUvOnty snyn (lB) degrees Wrt OuH ~ ehnln nhd
tiy th6l llnthl urnCu uHrih forty ag0yuu ana OnN,
INV N tti,ee forth lVO tj u irOra wcaI tfo (ai
eiiilna aud nuy ,u1, llihH. lhtn0p north i've ih) de-
gruda wcbt two l clnlut and my (60l luke, ugneg
nutth NltNUl al degrees Wugi iyu 90 clAllH WO
MY tbO) llnlHl tirucn mouth M ly'niH til degrees
WWt lhiOO az chains and forty tlu) lmls " a rot
on "a inc hrlNrun lhWUa heretofore owned ny Clfls'
tiAn aud Jacob Whrilrf, tlritn on iWid llnG south
tlPhlystwO tf) dpgtttn east twuutys HOYOn (HYl
chains and hinHtysNlaht (hl) links To u hl0nN m thu
center vi mld section, thuitr south hlflY'nlnr tlp)
chniua Aud tlirysiltrn (h) llnhHt u n ana quarter
p0.l hrlWNfn taid spullbn md section tWruiy tour
iHD M ftll tNVWhiuI lhultn wet ulhNu1 an
thl,nH ana plFht on llhgl thence north mo ca
clniHA ana tNruiY 800 I kaiuihr IlA.o VI btllh'
Llngi containing HrNfibHulnr Wd ls'luu acres
an 1fsluul, more On ltFa.
AuptaHrl ut 9islh
Of nhrsihtl uH Anti /, is7Ul tU' remaining iVJ'
mifit Ia tyurWtii iUnul plyWrult do Aptl T.
$50, and Apilii, IHll, ipiputtlNulyj dn'erfgl lVW,
NON, thyhlid annually mud ~ bn secured ny mort
on aIid promises told,
Admlulttmior Of Oollolb COshnrr, decd
naY, Ljuth q Day, Atryn lAuii'l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

CONGRESSMAN BcriNh wilkins, Of
Ohio. is said TO be- the most successful
poker player In the United States, He
PLAYS Che Congressional game, which
Gei. SuEenek t0nght the royal dukes
and danes If Great Britain, with tie
lack pot attachment. A correspondent
of tho Minneapolis Tribune, IN speak
ing Of wilkins, says: "l h0v0 sat Mt
thG table with SphenCk, Fernando
Woods, james Brooks, Sen, Ingalls,,
Charles b. Farwell, Tom Bowen ana
other famouS players, but | never ~
my life saw II man who holds such
hands as wilkins, and everybody who
plays with him viii tell you the same
Thing"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

TINE alleged reason Tor increasing the
duty ON carpet woods In the Senate bill
IA because such woods are used not only
In mnkiug carpets but for coarse
fabrics ont Of which cheap dresses for
women are fashioned There appears
90 be no hole or corner where labor
hides itself into which the tax gatherer
does not find his way In order TO rob IT,
In the name of Protection. Nobody is
spared, neither man, woman nor child
-lphiladelphia Record,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

THERE win be no war with Germany
over tho row ut Samoa The German
government has concluded to back
Yesterday II message was trans
mittcd TO tho Senate aud House by tho
President, which was to the effect that
tho German government had discovered
the German authorities IN Samoa had
gone beyond their instructions, ana
that they must resume the "as We w0le'
attitude. This ends tho trouble, and
wO en- wash off our war paint.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
400 GERMAN CITIZENS
Denounoe tho Blair nill and Pass
Resolutions Opposing fa
Passage,

On Sunday evening u mas meeting
OF German citizens was held IN Turner
hall, The attendance was over TIRES
hundred, all tho German societies being
represented aud those present were
| enthusiastic,
The object Of the meeting was 10
secure an opinion from German olti-
lena ON tho Hair bill In tho United
States Senate, the Intentions Of the bill
being TO regulate sunday ObGeryancra,
Tho meeting was opened by Editor
Ahlrleha, OF tho Yolk6 Heltung aud
Chrl6t0ph Haas was elected chair
man, Following this Mr LOuia
AGlNeier delivered u Hllfllug address
upon tho liberties Of Citi2ens, ~ struck
u responsive chord In The hearts Of
those present, und II wa enthu
hlaatiGilly 0pplaudrd A committee
consisting OF MrfRts, FlerO, hhldTiCh,
liinkendurii PUflmunn, l1GhmHu ana
Falke, were appointed 10 DRAFT suitable
resolutions, The following were 10,
ported ana unanimously adopted they
TO DO forwarded TO Washington
10 the Honorable President and mem
lur6 Of The United States sruate'
Gruilrm0n; Whereas organized of
fOrlH have been and ure being made hy
Virtue Of putitiOua addressed 10 your
honorable DO y, proposing u change iu
the constitution Of tho United states
10 ~ 10 legallze the passage Of laws, 10
wit,
l. Regulating the action, faith and
conduct Of the people Of tho United
States Oh tho first day Of tho week,
commonly called sunday,
g. For tho establishment OF thu
chrlatl0n ~ Il national religion,
D. Whereas such efforts and No.
leinpli are not hlfang0fH ~ oar uitluu
al ana state legislatures, but lrt iu
some Instances iudiduOuRly Hud clan
dG8tlnGly already spread upon our stat
ules, both state aud national and tend,
lug toward tho uulOu OF church aud
state,
a. Whereas u petition on the subject
with mlllloua OF aiglpfA u gICtt p1r
ton OF lhrn bhllroD has beon present
~ % your Honorable body ilrulshsa
iudIhbulablg and pmplp gyIdeurp hint
thg mint will Il. XIII eocIrlirt. tGr
Young Nl0n's Cbrlstluu A]gs,eiitiou
ana 0thpr well drilled |Iellplpns ofgpnl.
gatlnug with "A purpOs and dpBipn nj
the hands of Congress and tLe stiira IN
Ignore and rennrnrr tho f-nnd,,rsntai
Garner md Ecygt"nr n]afgnf"s'm a.
me- mud ms nnsfrrltv tnc en"rc1 rlgLts
of re',ainna 'frrrdnmn 'iThcr,i ,te
nr9,I vgr ma tE. uaTrr,ir'cd rcr
rc1smi ,h, UnrWnn gnc,,l'a nfcT
inu Uru,lI'ipV nyrT D NM eicatnrg aud
M icpst 9016 NJ iig nnnwi,i,"n
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mcut rti,Ig nmnug tbr gnnG ueoul, nf
ihCc' iRlcmuIiIc nm Tia Ig"rberDr' ~ 4 Voh''
ssrrurrrn T fLr S'hIYiE G,v and nm
our gnympmeut wng "rr1t Und VA
d"slginad Inr tLn pr5frcIn U nf nir M
iuuG, gn "A. fnr th, oilrr, iLrtrlp,r In,
IL
'Rrsol,r1 Tint Mother our,lpfc NOR
our Ntiln.ul IugIlumot INV.
nowrrln uJnrYim MIMI no Ip.n9' itt,..
md mint Ia lII.n.
RrgoLyrn limit by y,r.uop f 1ur p,.
nubUcln md brmoIrfir pV tUtInu.
iEe ljnlieI Si,trg ia u5t nrbr,siIln
couu,ry. bnltbc abode of fr,pmep nj,
mad C1eI nT vIntu am ynr.b.nL il an
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

DUDLEY says no rs not n candidate
for Commissioners Of Pensions Ailer
the selection of WNuOmakor and Al
ger for Cabinet chairs, we can SEQ no
additional reason for giving Dudley u
subordinate position, lie Is no better
aud no worse than eithero of these CNbi.
net selections. They furnished the
money that Dudley used TO purchase
General narrison's eleCtion,n blocks OF
nye. They (Algor aud Wanamakot)
were tho principals, while Dudley was
only Il sub Jagent. twill be disgrace
fultrayeBty on justice to put the prin'
clpalS in tho Cabinet, and tho agent IN
Lhp uen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

TuR Blaine crowd In Washington ara
talking loud over tho row IN Samoa,
blaine proposes u vigorous policy from
the start whenever ho getA his grip on
pthe old ship OF State, Tho diplomacy
of Mi, Blame, however, IN timea past,
does not lead us 10 hope much good
from hia policy, II Will DO remembered
that Blaine was Secretary OF state, I'M
der Garfield, and that he tried his lingo
diplomacy on Chill and Peru IL TOOK
him less than sixty days TO DO snuOOed
by chill aud inbulted by poor old bank
rupt and dGmentGd Peru, After ho hRd
PLAYED his spectacular diplomacy, from
March TO October, 1881, no was con
fr0nted with threatened war with n0Hr'
ly all tho South American Republics,
aud we had u prospect OF being .wllp'
ped, as our navy then constituted only
Of u few old wooden tubs, armed WIN
smooth bone c0lumbiNda Had not the
demon OF |assinatiOn killed Garfield,
aud Arthur had sense aud courage
enough to hit Blaine out OF tho state
Department, there would have been no
end OF trouble; aud all about nothing,
hut guauO. We don't dot0 much on
DayRrd, but hG Is vastly TO DO preferred
to Blaine, as We shall soon see,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

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