The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
GOV. HILL
Closes His Magnificent Work in
the sixteenth District
nousing Meetings at millerahurg
and Massillon Yesterday.
Hon, Johu q Warwick Addresses the
Holmes County mocrata.
Congressman William M, Springer Talks
at mAsailion'- The Trip 10 millersbuTg
.-.othsr Matters Of Much Interest,

AZ mhnhllANh" AhN AAAl W "sffsN'NFNfN
--.other Matters Of Much Interest
Gov. David n. hin finished hIs work IN
the Sixteenth distrlpi last night ana lllh
morning left for wheeling ana oihei
pOlnta Ia West Virginia, over The % i,
w railway, Ia tho private car OF Senator
Ihs meetings addressed by GOV, lilll
we're all enthusiastic, ana VIII ~ we le'
suit ~ great good 10 Tie cause of Dehoe'
raey, qhere 10 no uae OF trying le cplh'
pare hIs meetings with those q lhplnhh
Ii, Reed, or Major Mckinley The later
are tame affairs, compared 20 we great
OyAtlona t0udered Governor liiN' On
every hand there II nothing bui Hopu
words for hla mastery addresses fehler'
day hard rain ael li early ~ we lh9rh'
ing, and continued during wv pnl,re uag,
hut both nt Millershurg anl Mhhaillon, "
was impossible W gei phe'hhli OF llle poo
pie iulo tho large halls
Tlg Republlcana have had great deal
10 say about Che inierehi taken IA speaker
Heed and Major Mckinley by the metro
polltau newspapers, They state thhl
speoial correspondents are ~ every meet
Inc, Atno Republican meeting was there
aueh an army Of newspaper men, 40 have
boon with Gov hlll since he came into lhe
dlsiriet. The Associated PreHs, New YORK
sun, New York World, New York Herald
Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Herald and
NTws,DFWoCHAT had special correHpOn.
dents with Gov, hlll, during tho entire
trip. ,,,,..,
MfLLERsnuRu, oct. 2a,-lSpeeal, J.
Gov. ilill accompanied by Col, Mokwen,
lion. Jobn &, Warwick, w. X. l., War.
wick, Judge StIllwell, Judge Crltchileld
and several reporters left Mahalllon this
morning shorly after ton o'clock In The
prlynte car Of N, Monaarratt, president OF
Inc Cleveland, Akron q Columbus railway
Tor Millerkhurg, The run was made In a
little over one nour, Attached 10 the train
we're nine cars which were packed, Az
every station along tie road there was
large crowd 70 greet New Norka dlhlin'
quIahed governor. No speeches we're
made along The line'
Early la the day heavy rain set IN, but
this In no way dampened the ardor Of the
Democracy OF Holmes county, Every
train brought crowds Into Millerhburg ana
many farmers drove la from "a distance
through the mud and rain, Az noon tully
Ave thousand people were In the city,
Shortly before ~ o'clock the special
train from Masallon pulled into town,
The party was met at the depot by Hon,
Goo. w. Sharp, and eacoriel 70 the Cen'
trail Hotel, Judge StIllwoll took the news
paper men In tow and treated them IN
handsome manner, All OF Millorabufg
was alive with enthusiasm, the bands
Mayed, the houses were gally decorated
with flags and bunting, and the hmAllbuy
with hIs Tin horn added 70 the noise,
After dinner Gov lllll and Hon, John
q, Warwick held an informal reception
al the Central Hotel, Hundreds OF people
called 90 pay their respects 10 the dialin'
nulahcd gentlemen, Among the number
wng q, II. Newton, one Of the oldest Dem'
ocrata IN Holmes county, ho being ~
years OF age, lie was one ui the organ.
zers OF the Holmes county Farmer ana
has lived In MlllOfsburg since 1881
Ho expected 20 meet two old Democrats,
both being ~ years Of age, but the rain
prevented their coming.
During the reception there was rather
AN amualng Incident Agcntloman named
Carpenter called 20 pay his roepccts 10
Gov. illl He had with him his little son
aged about aoyen years, Tho boy was IN
troduced 10 the Governor, the father re-
mnrkinp that ho had been named Grover
In honor Of Grover Cleveland. Gov. Hill
remarked that the little fellow was a
bright boy.
IL was originally ntended TO hold an
open air me0tlng hut this had 20 10 ahan'
doned on account Of the dlangrccNble
weather. Tho opera house was secured
which accommodates about 1900 people,
Every scat was takou, and at least one
half Of the people were unable TO gain adj
mission,
Tho meeting was q rousing one and
very OnthusnHtic. Gov. hill delivered q
maatcrly address, which was listened 10
with the closcat attention. He was intOr'
ruptod several times 10y loud and contin.
ued applause, His speech was entirely
dllforcut from the one delivered IN Can
ton Tuesday oyoning. The following " q
brief synopsis OF his address;
Fellow citizens Of Holmes county; Tho
rain a bad, but it Ia not half ns bad na tho
roipn Of the Republican party, / am
pleased 10 address an audience In the
Gihrnltor Of Democracy In the great
Buckeye State, | met Republican on
III, train a few days ago, who asked me "
1 was going 20 Millorgburg. | replied
uAt was, aud ho said; "Why, they are
yo ng for Jackson down thoro still,n
congratulate you on living In u favored
portion OF this great state, IL has bcauti
ful scenery aud natural advantages,
There should be u tariff sufficient TO
meet the actual expenses OF the govern.
UliIlA NNNlANllAAiNlAN NNAhANANA'N'ht ~ NNN-
plus In temptation 20 the passage Of all
sorts OF bi Is aud appropriations. Tho
democratic party says thnt the place for
The surplus tnxru ie In tho pockets Of the
PEOPLE, and not In tho Federal treasury
/ don't believe In taxing one portion OF
the people for The benefit Of another.
Towns spring up from u necessity for
them and the same Is true OF industries. |
Private enterprises shou ID be given very |
few advantages, There ieno tin plate IN. |
dustry In this country. Tho Mckinley |
bill proposes q tariff TO get mon TO put |
money into the business, In the cxpcctn. |
ton that In three or four years n revenue |
of S50,000O00 will bo realized, We pur- |
chnso our tinwar0 abroad, and they In |
turn take our corn, wheat and pork. II |
thoy stop these markets what viii bo tho |
rcelllt on the farmorsY
Tho Democrats believe first In 40 little |
tax ~ possible on the necessities OF life,
and little or no tax on raw materials used |
by manufacturers, They give the farmers
a tariff OF five cents o bushol on wheat.
Last year only 10000 bushels camo into
this country, and we exported i6,0OO000
bushels. You want wider markets. and
better prlces. Tho best criticism OF the
Mckinley bin IL that OF James G. Blaine,
who said IL did not open market for
single bushel Of wheat or q barrel Of pork.
In speaking OF Blnine's reciprocity
luhcmo ho said II was the manner and
not tho result that ho objected to. Ho
denied the right OF Congress to place tho
ilapositIon of duties In the hands OF the
President. He said Mckinley always
rgcd Republicans 10 vote the straight
icket aud that he wanted 70 urge Demo.
rata 10 do the same. When he ilnishcd
10 applause was tremendous. There
n 70 loud crlos for Hon, John G. Warwick
~ that gentleman responded, speaking
~ follows.
''MR. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GENTLE.
dES: You all know did not come here
10 make q speech. II would be folly for
me, af Ter hearing iho distinguished Gov.
Hill, OF New York. / thank you for the
lnlcroet manifested In this campaign, and
Il ie indeed gratifying and pleasing TO see
such a meeting, In such inclement wealth
or. want 20 any that In this contest ov-
nrything possible Ia being used against
Democracy. Tho monopolists and corpo.
sfsltnng nHNHtAU a nANrttt.lIan rttnH tnl. |