The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
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la Dueb6fA own organ, tho Canton
Repository, there appears q political
and personal letter, signed John u, Duo
beT IN which the editor OF the NEWS
Democratic made tho target for a yio'
lent 0utbufat OF very bad temper
We quote an extract from Duhbefh
card IN order that our readers may have
an adequate comprehension OF ita scope
aud tons;
vt 10 a burning shame that the citizens
OF Canton will tolerate such Q man N
their midst, aa the editor OF the DEMO-
OHAT, whose sole business has been 70 wy
10 belltlle 80 great a man 40 the Hon,
William Mckinley ir, Aud lbellege ihal
N 30 great statesman Aa William Mchin'
10y, H.. we're a eitlzen OF, aud should run
for office ln any other city than Canton,
the vote for him would be unanimous
aud those who abuse him. would DO
drummed out Of town and DO made 70
earn living by the sweat OF thelr brow,
la the same manner 40 the wOrklnRmen
whom they mlhrepreaent, and Wy W hi'
taqOnlze against those who employ them,
When men 0f tho Carllale stamp are held
up for public admiration IN his paper by
the noble editor OF the DEMOCRAT, we
have only 10 say Birds OF feather
iioek together, a. their private record ID
well KNOWN
According 10 the above, the private
characters OF Senator John q, Carlisle
aud tho editor OF the NEWS DEMOCRAT
are not uptO Mr., Dueber'a ideal, We
presume Mr.. Carlisle can take care OF
his character, and We know the editor
OF the News DEMOCRAT IN able 70 take
care OF his, aud Dneber'a assertion that
II ia burning shame 10 tolerate q man
In Canton llke the editor Of the NEWS
DEMOCRAT will do Mr., Dueber no good
here, and do ua no harm,
~ might aH we'll be undefht0Od now,
that we shall not be diverted from thb
buaneFR OF the campaign 10 engage IN
any personal controversy with Dneber,
or any one else, There In no question
Of personal politics In this campaign
Mr. Dueber'a talk II positively silly
when no says, that IN any other town
than Canton, Mckinley would receive
q unanimous vote, Dueber don't seem
10 appreciate that the great and vital
question IN the campaign lan0t person
M. The position OF Representative Ia
Congress- 10 not q personal trust, ~ IN
political. The Democratic party be
lleYea that Mckinley does not repre-
sent this people, ana we want 10 elect u
man 10 represent our principles,
These principles are dear and sacred 10
ua aa Democrats, and tho editor OF the
News DEMOCRAT 10 not In Canton 10
mako public exhibition OF his person
ality like Mr., Dueber, but sim
ply In q firm and fearless man
ner 10 advance the Democratic cause.
if Mr.. Dueber claims 10 be q man
among honorable men he must take
care how he attacks the private charao'
tor OF Democrats, whether 40 c0nBple-
uouB aud pure q public man aa John q,
Carllole IN conceded 70 DO, or an hum
bic private citizen like the editor Of the
NEWS DEMOCRAT, Slander 10 always
the weapon OF towards, ana bad temper,
even II aalted with q auperabundance
OF eg0tiam, carries with II no con
ylotlOn, nor does II not command the
respect ofBenBible men. Mr. Dueber IN
his card, gives notice that no assumes
the position of boss OF Canton. We
have no objection whatever 10 hia boss
luz lnb AbpublNNA HhlN1i uhb Nh w
jeot and shall continue 10 object 10 his
boualng the Democratic party, or The
humbltBt member thereof.
Certain well-known Republicans
here have battered Mr.. Dueber into
the belief that no 10 their Moses 10 lead
the party out Of the wildne0s, but their
attentions are purely with q view Of
bleeding him freely for illigltlmate
campaign expenses The size OF MIR.
Duober'O factory has suggested TO his
mind q largeneaB Of personality that
only exists IN his somewhat dlalended
Imagination. Duober seems 10 imagine
that he can climb the immense smoke
stack OF his great factory, aud like
Alexander Sollkirk on the island OF
,Iuaa feIuunde', eSclalm;
lam monarch oiAll survey
NY right thofe Il none 10 dlspulel
FROM the ountof MI round 10 the aoa,
lam lord VI the fowl and the brute
Mr.. Dueber seems TO think q card
over his own signature, 10 In the nature
of q paralytic stroke 90 the spinal col
umn OF the Democratic party, but ~
far 90 heard from the body polite 10
still erect, and ready for future bust
ness. We can account for part Of
Duebor's admiration for Mckinley. lie
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