The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

CLEVELAND, July i0.-lSpeclal,l The
day 10 exceedingly warm though mild
breeze mot poltlca) ID blowing, giving q
slight GOODNESS. The hall Ia full Of peo'
pie. Boraker'a speech was looked for
with great Interest. There are promises
Of sensation In Ia opening sentence,
though the latter part Ia regulation Re-
publican speech, Flioklnger for Board
OF Public Worka 10 gaining allghtly.
Foraker Ia receiving an ovation where
ever ho appears. Groayernor and Thomp'
son who did much 10 kill him last fall are
rather chagrlned At their cool reception.
Foraker is Master OF the Situation.
CLEVELAND, July l0,--lSpeolal. flora
ker 10 master Of the situation and tho cen-
ter OF attraction, Grosyernor and the
other Republican Congreasmen attract
but little attention, Those who have adj
vance copies Of Boraker's speech say II Ia
very bitter.
CLEVELAND, July i0.-lSpecial. l-Bor-
aker was received with immense enthual.
aam and Ia evidently In the saddle again
and firmly settled His speech IN being
received with shouts Of applause.
CLEVELAND, July i0.--[Speclal,l-It
took Foraker over an hour TO deliver hla
speech. While no paid high compll-
mont 10 Mckinley he did not indicate
whether he favored his bill or the bill aa
amended by the Senate.
This Afternoons Session.
CLEVELAND, July iO.--lSpecial, III was
one o'clock before the convention reas.
semblod. Tho platform endorses the Nc.
Kinloy and the Federal Elections bills,
national administration and commonda
the Republican party aa one TO save the
nation, Dan. ]. Ryan, for secretary Of
state and Judge MlnahAll for supreme
Judge, were ro.nominated by aoolama.
lion.
Forakor's rlrado at Cleveland
CLEVELAND, July i0,--[speolal.l-For
aker's speech on taking the chair 10 quite
long. II will mako Ave columns In your
paper II Ia largely devoted 10 State Ai.
fairs, but he makes personal mention Of
Ben Harrison, Tom Reed and Mckinley
Jr. This Ia what ho says Of these three;
"when did the country have q moro
careful, patriotic, moral and hlgh'mlnded
Chief Magistrate than Benjamin Harrl-
son? When since our government was
founded had American interests q botter
defender, or Republcaniam an ablor and
more brilliant representative than 10
james G.. BlhlnoY When was there q
sturdler advocate OF the right and Justice
OF our cause In the chair OF the Speaker Of
Thomas II. Rced2 And whom among the
great men OF the nation, did the Repub.
llchn representative OF Ohio stand higher
than thoy do today2 In all tho Senate,
no man outrnnka John Sherman, and In
the House Of Representatives our party
mover had n moro gifted, moro capable,
or n moro successful leader than 10 VII.
liam Mckinley, Jr,, and no leader OF his
party ever had abler asaistantg than are
his colleagues from this State. Tho truth
IL RcpublIcanlam never was more Import.
ant, and Ohio Republicans never had
greater cause 10 DO both proud and salts
ilcd.
On the new statea just admitted Foraker
made rather pad break. He conceded
that they were admitted 10 add TO tho Re-
publican vote In tho ELECTORAL College Of
1902 Here ls his language!
"SIx new statos have boon admitted TO
the Union. Bright, beautiful and prom
Using sisters they are. They Will have
nineteen Republican votes In tho next
electoral college. In the language OF Gar
field, 'Nho stars In their course have
taught for us ~ and we can add, that thoy
have gained the day. Arc we, like u par
col of petulant children, 10 frittor away
this advantage, or are we 20 bo mon, and
mako Ropublicanlhm invincibleYn
He makes violent personal attack upon
both Senator Payne and Calvin Brlce, but
says nothing about his own dlarcputaplo
connection with the Wood ballot box
forgery case,
Foraker tried tho sympathy dodge very
forclbly by asking the Republicans 70 at
tribute tho Waterloo OF 1889 10 him, Horo
IN the exact language. my appeal IL that
YOU place tho blame upon me. Whether
Il be luht for you 10 do 80, shall not stop
10 question. Neither shall utter word
OF complaint, but on tho contrary, bear
most gladly oil that the bitterest enemy
can even imagine na appropriate TO DO lniu
upon my shoulders, II thereby can In the
slightost degree promote tie common good
OF our common cause"
He attacked Gov. Campbell aud said his
administration had made that OF Gov,
HoAdly respectable.
MoKinloy In Fire Works.
CLEVELAND, July l0,--Major McKinloy's
portrait will be produced in fre ut Bey-
erle's Park tonight, tho piece being thirty
feet high. The display OF fire works is
gotten up specially in honor of the Re-
publican State Convention, and will conn
prise both land and aquatic works.