The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
EDITORIAL HQUIne,

WALTER CANT, one Of the best ex
perta N tho country, will have an Illus
trated paper In the June Century on
"Irack Athletics In America"
THE Cincinnati Times Star, q preteu,
tl0uB and p0ftent0ua organ Of the < o
p Ia severely dIagruntled because For
aker has been put 10 the front,
Tm Carroll county farmers are alac
full OF dl6oOntent with the over taxa
tlon business, They have commenced
10 boom the Farmers Alliance.
ACCORDING TO last nights dispatcher
the Farmers Alliance Of Minnesota
(made up principally Of RepublicansD
nus declared against the Mckinley bill
Thu most popular invitation TO take
something In Iowa 10 now oouched
IN the following diplomatic language,
"Will you join ne In inspecting an or
iglnal packageY
ONE OF our reasons for separating
from Great Britain, was "FOr cuttinl
oil our trade from all parts of hi
world" See Declaration of Independ
ence, complaint 10,
TuE Cleveland Leader seems 10 hr
badly ratified over the new tariff bill
~ Ia afraid 10 say very much about Il.
for fear II viii all be knocked ont II
the Senate, aud ltg attempts TO apollo
glze and befog its readers are pitiabl
IN the extreme,
OUR "p0et's corner has been abolish
Cd, The money for the prize poem 4
rendy and the following G0mmtte d
appointed 10 look over the poems con
trbuted and decide who are entitled 10
prizes Mrs, j, W. Caldwell, Judge A.
A. Ihuyer and Allen Carnes,
A CARROLL Republican who hm
read Ben liulterwOrth'H speech has n,
luctautly confessed that the manuiaa
turerS aud monop0lIa,H are boaSing tn,
country now, just aB the 6layeEoldeu
dld previous 10 1860, That is q gmu J
concession, but II shows tho drlft-CG .
roll Chronicle,
ANOTHER excellent feature Of tht
Mckinley tariff bill ig that human han
IN put on The free list This, with tru
diamonds Just llXeS The farmer WiU
Il big diaMond ana smMl wnd Of hu
man foreign hair he can gt up nights
aud grow iat enjoying solid comfort,
Waacca, (Minn), Radical, (Rep)
Mrs, EyERuARp, Of Massillon, ven.
tured 70 remark In the WOmans Sui
trage Convention, that not six women
IN Massillon knew their property rights
While this Is very unt0rmnate, We
think " IL equally true that not Que
dozen men Of Canton know their prop,
erty rights, without consulting lawyer
THE Toledo delegation 10 the Ohio
Suffrage Convention was led by RoSu
l., Segur, II woman who has done much
~ socureJuster laws for women by our
Legislature. She ably led In the dis
cusslon of "Ohio Widowa and Womans
Property Rights" Mrs Esta Jennings
OF Toledo, who conducts the Toledo
Emerson Society, QUE Of the finest In
the country, presented paper on "The
Reason Why" at tho Ohio Suffrage
Convention, which has been favorably
commented upon, because Of lis cogeut
arguments and forcible delivery,
TIE high taxers can see the capital
and labor that will bo employed In the
mills Of the proposed tin plpte trust.
They cannot or will not see the capital
ana labor that Will D0 driven out OF
sight In the canned goods business by
the policy that establishes the tin plate
trust The high takers can see how
the trust will bO enabled 10 divide mil.
lions In prollts. They cannot or will
not see that these profits are taken
from the pockets OF the masses without
giving anything In return. Cleveland
Press.