The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20
THE LAST ACTS
OF tho Most Enthusiastic oonyen-
tion Ever Held in This County,
A Ticket That Cannot be GQualled For
Excellent Proportions,
Commission ,infirmsry Director and
surveyor Finiah tho Work OF tho
nody-.Ths ohairman'a Ad-
dress Convention Notes,

The NEWS DEMOCRAT III llh fepOl
OF the Democratic county convention
Tuesday, gave tho nominations up 4
commissioner
After tho excitement over krlderl
nomination for Sheriff hHd hubhdfd
| tho nominations for oOmmisRlOner WeH
called for, Hon, John Melirlde n0mi
mated josiah Clutz, OF Mashlllon, Ia
neat speech,
j, x, Rice, Of Canton, nominated
David kerhn, OF PIKE
Andrew iOnliua, OF Plain, nominated
John, A, KTechbaum, OF Now Berlin
Mr.. lfaueher IN an eafneht speech SOC
Onded the nomination,
I'D Bach placed IN nomination 10
bethlehem township Lawlence Daily
Charles kfeiehbanm seconded th'
nomination Of Daniel kuehn,
Lawrence Daily spoke u few words
after which ballOtlng was called for
First ballOt-Clut2 ap, kTeichbaun
W, Ku6hna ~, freichbaum was do
Clared nominated,
The nominations for in0rmary dlree
tor wer6 called iOf
Mr., Willard OF Washington nOmIna
cd John Carson,
Joseph sehilig OF Louisyllle nOmina
tod William Shaiier Of Nlmlahillen,
III, Is, Paxton OF Limayille nOmlna
ted Jacob Drayef
Nominations we're ordered closed anC
ball0ling commenced,
William Schuiler was nominated OF
the first ballot, the vote hthndlng
Sehaiier 100, Carson 81, Drayerg,
o, w. llOll OF this city waa tho onlJ
candidate for county surveyor Thl
rules were suspended and tho n0mlna
ton made by aoGlamatl0n,
Az bab the convention adjourned II
was the finest convention ever held II
stark county,
THE CIlAuAlAN's ADDRESS,
The speech Of Mr., shertIck upon talk
Ing the chair IN the em0mlng was an ablt
one, In the rush OF routine convention
work IL was impossible 10 more thar
refer TO II briefly, Bul u 10 worthy Of
more mention, particularly the latter
part OF u, which was ~ follows
We aie blessed with agreat and fertile
country, with u kind ana indulgenl
people whose universal education aud
mechanical skill reaches tar out, and
way beyond the other nations Of The
world. We need no expensive standing
army 10 preserve our country Al
though our ports aro open 10 all the dis
satisfied world and they flock 10 on
shores 10y the hundred thousands W.
soon educate them In our way Of gov
ernment and mako good citizens Of
them.
The people Of the United States arC
not Inclined 10 be selfish, They do not
intend 10 build around this country 4
"Chinese wall" and live within them,
selves and for themselves alone, We
are blessed with u large surplus, pro-
duets OF both soil and mills, more than
We need, or can consume, oar grant
reg are loaded down because our SOL
produces more than We need, Our
furnaces and mills are running on short
time because they produce more than
they can sell at home The skilled
wofkmen Of this country with their
labor saving machinery, donot fear Nuy
competition. They ask for our ships
on the high geaa. They ask for the
channels Of commerce and trade 10 be
opened up 10 the products Of our land,
and to give them all the rights and
privileges that good government eOn
give 10 enterprise and industry.
The industries Of this country are
crying out for amarket for their sur.
plus product We want this govern
mont 10 encourage commerce aud trade
with other nations, We want our own
ships sailing under the American llug,
manned by American geumeu Carrying
the products of our peoples labor to
other ports and In return bring back
such goods rs We cannot produce ~ all,
or TO advantage. Trade makes bubi
ness, business gives labor employment,
employment makes people prosperous
and happy and builds up our country,
The delusiye cry of protection has not
protected the mnssos of the people II 10
true That some of our citizens have
been benefited by the policy of protec'
ton but u majority have suffered, Our
farmer friends cannot make their share
OF gain according TO their investment,
with the blessings that nature hae
afforded, with the natural advantages
surrounding us on all sides; with gov
ernment composed Of IN oducated,k ,kiuU
and charitable people, there is no excuse
for much poverty and distress, But
this Is not the time or the oCc sion 10
discuss these party Issues, Let us be
thankful for what we have and Contin'
no 20 labor for honest and good govern
ment. DO not forget that our people
have commissioned aud entrusted TO lB
u duty TO perform for them, aud ~ rep
resentatiyes Of the voters IN our party
here In convention assembled let that
duty be done In u straightforward and
honest manner, Men and candidates
will be called upon today TO sacrifice
their individual opinions TO the iudg
ment OF this convention, The judgment
of majOrites Is therule Of Democracy
Those candidates with their friends
who can cheerlully shoulder temporary
defeat, turn In and help their c0mpeti.
tor to bear the burden In the heat Of tn
day will be remembered by the Demo.
cratic party when the future comes
round Trusting that shall be able
TO preside oyeryour deliberations justly
and impartiOlly and that the results OF
this convention will Oe endorsed by our
friends we will proceed with the bust
ness of the convention.
CONVENTION NOTES.
Fred M0ckaman, of Waynesburg, Is
quite an orator. Ills speech nominal.
ing Mr., Burson for Auditor was u
dNndy, and although Sandy township
did not get an Office, Mr.. MaCkaman
convinced the convention that the
Democrats down there had lots of sand,
Some Of the Democrats who we're
left In the nominations yesterday felt