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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-18
GUTHRIE BROS,

DRACTICAL PLUMBERS. STEAM AND GAS
L Filters. Roofing and Jobbing. Terms rea>
sorahlc. L. street. >
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
onAnon's DooDLn DAMN,

Tho good people OF Medina county
approve the exposure OF walter D.,
Chances doodle methods, ana they en-
dorae the idea that he should return 10
his government employment, What
does Major William Mckinley say 70
this violation OF the Pendlet0n laWY
Ia Mckinley ahypOcrite I Anunotnouh,
amillng, nmOOth.faeed rhaflseeY He
knows what Chance H. knows no has
no right here In tho work he 10 doing,
The depository and Bllly Goat Skin
ner, of tho Maaaillon Dependent, have
different theories 10 10 treating the OK
nose OF Chances attempt 10 bflbe tho
Democratic editor In Medina, Tho
RepOHitOry never meets a point square
ly IL atudies eQuiyOoatlOn. II IA an
adept In squirming and dOdglng,
Hence II merely triet 10 make people
believe that Chance Ia o myth, because
Democratic papers have located him In
several places, That ln mere trlokery
OF q pickpOeket establishing q eonooot'
cd alibi.
But Ballet Girl Skinner ID up Ia Me-
dina, Mckinley 10 uthiking him as q
squirt gun, lie admits that Treasury
Agent Chance tried TO brlbe the Demo.
cratic editor, but seeks 10 eEtenuate
the Oiienae by claiming that the price
oifered was small. II the buying OF
votes then IN this election be accom-.
pllshed with a2, the oheapneaa VIII
atone for the crime. Will II, you
QoapellerB who arc Offering lny0oall0nh
over McKinley's immaculate purity I
The Medina county editor 10 tho
Congressional Committeeman OF that
county and TO approach him with
money offers for the use OF his paper,
Ia an act OF bOOdle and bribery. II Will
not do 10 concoot explanation after the
fact, that II was for advertising, that II
was merely 10 be used IN notifying Re
publloana OF meetings. Would the RE-
poalt0ry rent q column OF ita yalueleaa
space 10 the Democratic committee for
tie insertion of Democratic campaign
llteraturep II such q proposition were
made, would II DO entertained IN the
business Office, or would not the Behom.
ers retire TO the receaaea OF tho cellar 7
Sklnner's notions OF bribery are In
the same callOw condition 40 his Ideas
OF journalism. lie may OutgrOw his
ballet pr0pensltlea, and In tho vacuum
thus left q few notions OF honor In
trude. Let us indulge the hope
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
TRUTH PLAINLY TOLD.

The Philadelphia Times, an independ'
ent paper, edited by an old time Repub.
lican and always for protection, cannot
endorse the new tariff bill. in astrong
and well considered editorial II summa
rizes as follows;
Today dates the Inauguration OF the
monopoly tariff bill with It's crushing
taxes upon the masses 70 enrich already
enriched claases, and today will date, the
Inauguration OF the most earnest and ire.
pressible warfare by the people against
their oppressors for the overthrow OF the
Mckinley tariff law that has ever been
known In our political history, with the
single exception Of the conflict for the ele-
walton of labor by the abolition OF slavery
Statesmanship would have given the peo'
pie the relief from needless taxes prom,
ised by all parties and statomanship would
have given n nation wise, conservatiyo
and enduring tariff policy TO give conh.
donce In the government; but tho greed
of organized monopoly forced party lend'
ers TO barter 20 spoculators In taxes the
right TO tax the people and the bond OF the
party leaders 10 the banded boodlers has
been paid. Such q tariff law viii not
cannot stand let mono misunderstand ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
poN'TB BE FOOLED.

The Republican scheme Of campaign
ing is now we'll disclosed. Notice the
account from Millersbnrg OF Mckin'
ley's meeting there. All through II is
interlarded with admissions that no
gains can be made In rock'ribbed
Holmes county. Major Mckinley him
self talks openly Of bis defeat. The
news now permeating all correspond
ence from this district with Eastern
newspapers is TO the same effect.
Major Mckinley has not given up
the contest. His managers are moving
every stone TO accomplish his election
and they wish TO throw out this opiate
OF apathy and confessed defeat TO quiet
Democratic activity, while under this
shadow Of rest, Doodle will be distrib-
uted with lavish hand. The tactics ID
not only TO buy votes, but TO hire men
TO stay at home. Now, II does notneed
Republican admissions TO make GER
tain McKinley's defeat. Let the loya
Democrats Of this district come outan
vote, and that Is all the matterrequires
Don't be fooled by over confidence
Major Mckinley knows he viii bt
beaten, but when he says 30, II Is moi
consistent with political shrewdnese
unless he means II as decoy. Watcl
out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

THE Repository prlnta u dispatch
from II. B. Hayes, In which he denies
that no denounced the Mckinley bill In
New York, as reported In the NEWS.
DEMOCRAT, Chicago Tribune and
about twenty other newspapers. Hayes
ls careful not 30 endorse the bill, how
ever. Tho Enquirer sent q man 10 In.
terylew the ex.Prealdent, but ho failed
10 express any favorable opinion OF the
Infamous measure. Stlll Hayes claims
10 be O Republican,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
OUR FALaE PROPHET.

Africa 10 not the only land troubled
with false prophets. Here In America
and right here In Canton we have one
who Is as superstitlous aa the El Mahdl
himself. Our own Major has worked
himself 10 q point OF confidence where
he really believes In his aeerAhip TO the
extent OF indulglng In predicting the
future. Now we we'll remember the
time when In Schaefer's Opera House.
during theMcKlnley.W Wallace campaign
the major INDUCED In the following
prediction-this was the night before
the Waterloo: "Within 90 days after
the election OF q Democratic Congress
the people will SEQ the fires In our furn'
aces and rolling mills 60 out and our
Industrial interests Will be paralyZed,"
He then went on to tell Of other calam'
tiles 20 happen, but the heavens did not
fall, even though the Major did tumble
from His high (hobby) horse for aseason,
for his 1000 majority melted away and
his competitor was elected, Now In
the face OF all this Major Mckinley In
the simpleness OF his nature tells the
people to hearken, In his Millersburg
speech, and then gives utterance
70 the following "Mark my
prediction. Tin plate will be
as cheap within two years
as twas before the passage Of the Nc
Klnley bill" Now we are no prophet,
but mark ours, The manufacturers Of
tin plate, like the crOckery and china
interests, at the very earliest opportu'
nifty will be asking for increased pro-
lection on tin plate. Steel rails did 90
down after the Bessemer patents ex-
pired, but not because Of the protection
given TO them. Go II, wise man. Tell uB
more Of the future. The working man
and farmer don't catch on 10 clap.trap
as you would like TO have them, Vote
ior WARWICK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

TIN 10 taxed 10 enable company OF
Engliah capitalists 10 float u tin mine on
the London market That Ia the tin bust.
ness In nutehell-simply Lombard
street lob, looking 10 money In Engliah
pocketa.-l New York Herald.
Thisis Just what Gov Campbell stated
In his speech In Canton; but Mckinley
defends the tin plate robbery on the
entirely untenable theory that we shall
make our own tin plate hereafter, aud
give employment 10 1900 workmen. II
the bottom facts could be ascertained
the tin plate tariff would be found avery
rotten Job,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

VI WOULD like 10 know what we have
increased the duties on except cham.
pngne, brandy, plushca and yelycta and
tho luxurles OF the wealthy. These and
farm products about comprise tho list.p
The above is an extract from Mckin'
leys speech, as published IN the Cleve'
land Leader. Every intelligent person
knows II is q point blank ilb, and
known TO be such when uttered
The Major Ia presuming too much up
on gall, and evidently thinks the aver
age voter iB an ignoramus. He will
learn his mistake early In November.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

FARMERS attention. Another rob.
Der trust has Just organized, called the
"Natlonal Cordage Company" with a
capital stock OF sib,00O,O00. They
boldly announce In their circular that
they buy q largo per contage OF all the
lbre used In the country Tor oordage
and binder twlne. Tho Xonia Twlne
~ Cordage Co. and the Akron Twlne
& Cordage 90. are In the trust.
Vote for Warwick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

or all the contemplate oanardl
among the many the MeKlnleyltea have
concocted The muht disgusting ID that
Senator Carliale viii not come Into thli
dlatrlct 10 oppose 30 nice y fellow o.
Mckinley. MIR Carlisle IL coming, Ht
will speak right here In tho Tabernacle
Even n he never entered Ohio, will moi
the fact remain that Carlisle has often
made speeches directly againat McKln'
10y, that only q week ago o0nfeaaedly
the finest effort OF the entire taflif de
bate was that OF Mr. Carlisle In the
Senator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Tur eyidenoe is conclugIye that one

THE evidence Is conclusive that one
of the agents OF the Treasury Depart
ment-a man who draws eight dollars
per day for supposed services TO his
country-has been detected In scheme
TO purchase with money the influence
and circulation of u Democratic paper
In Medina.
lie is a well known citizen Of Canton
and was appointed by Mcliinley's iu-
lluence, who sent him TO do this dishon.
orable lob. 10 this the work Of that
noble christian Statesman, that IT is sac.
rilege for Democratic newspaper u
mention save as n heather Salaams Il
his painted idol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

TIE Mansfield Herald, Republican,
Is responsible for the declaration that
there are 5000 sheep In Mr.. Hartora
Congressional district, and that they
produce 2,lb4 $50 pounds Of wool this
year, an average clip Of i2O pounds 10
each sheep. Mckinley had evidently
been reading the Mansfield Herald
when no made his speech 10 the MillerB'
burg farmers, (who were not presently
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
THE WORST GIVE AWAY YET.


The Canton Repository last evening
makes the most disgraceful confession
ever heard Of In these parts. II con
fesses 10 the receipt Of $500 brlbe
money TO purchase political opinion
for the champion Of monopoly, but
states that $500 has been returned.
Yes, returned, with the request that II
be sent 10 the Bmirched Smyser OF
Wooster, chairman Of all the boodlers,
Gentlemen Of the &, 0.p. You claim
TO be In favor of morality In politics
and masquerade as the advocates OF
manhood suffrage, You all know that
Mckinley ls q boodler and that he relies
upon vote buying and bribery TO elect
him. II you are In favor Of what you
preach, why don't you denounce
the present vile and demoralizlng
campaign, now going on In this district
We have quite q number OF ministers
In this city, who are here as moral
teachers. win they remain silent
when they know that system Of vote
buying Is now being organized which if
10 destroy the independence and man
hood and morality of the poor voter
and substitute the rule OF crime FOL
wholesome public opinion.
Let the pulpit be heard from on thii
villalnous system. They cannot dodge
the responsibility by claiming they Dc
not know Of II. Read the confession II
the Repository OF last evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

MAJOR MCKINLEY said, last night,
that Medina county had promised him
I,400 majority. Mr.. r. M, Mcdowell,
cashier OF the Phoenix National bank,
and McKlnley's chief hustler, said 10
the NEWS. DEMOCRAT NJ Warwick sta
tlon, October 2, at 10 q. m, Medina
county could not possibly give over
1900 for Mckinley.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
WHO rs ABUsINoP

Major Mckinley 10 rapidly exposing
his true instinct. Under the htreBa OF
the campaign no 10 becoming the chron,
ic libeler Of the Democratic party, and
ls descending 10 pettlfogging alluolons
To Hon. John q. Warwick.
lie assumes that II 10 q Btrikingpoint
20 make 10 assert that Mr.. Warwick has
held his wool for several months, and
adds the gratutoua falsehood that this
was done 10 receive the higher prices
his bin would create. Mr.. Warwick
and VIM. A, Humberger "a Republl
can), own some wool In equal shares.
Wool iS always higher In the fall. They
always, year after year, hold their wool
II there have been any letters written
10 Philadelphia Mr., Humberger has
done the writing. Tho wool 10 In the
market awaiting prices that demand
determines, and with which the Nc
Klnley bill has no more 10 do than with
the orbit Of the earth.
The Repository In pursuing its occu'
patton 40 scayenger prints q statement
that Mr.. Warwick controls the wheat
market and Offers prices seven cents
lower than In Canton, Akron, etc. This
is asinlne. WaIwlok's mills get their
share OF wheat. Farmers usually sell
In the highest market, and are not the
asses the Repository considers them. IL
Warwick paid lower prices he would
get no wheat,
Major Mckinley has been whining
around about abuse OF him. He has
been challenged TO point out any attack
upon him In any private relation. His
bin and public record have been aseail'
cd. They are rotten with broken
pledges and tariii robbery.
Now by his satellites, aud with hiS
own mouth, he Is visiting what is gen
uine abuse upon his coming successor
For all objections as 10 the privacy OF
business can DO cheerfully waived, but
80 infallible a saint as Mckinley ought
TO observe the truth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

ipm, o
t xcao earl
County
such asc or o@e m SMh day December onehaf
iotefI fIownRh hOnO
ana Number
Once
kOn
d
lime m
JOSEPH MAUDRU
Treasurer Of Stark County Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

PRECEDENT HARRISON does not
come 10 this Congressional district and
make hye exhibitions, aB President Of
the United States. lie comes here ~
q Republican politician. II Ia quite
unusual for q President OF the
Uunltod States 10 lend the In
nuenoe OF his high Office 10 aid q Local
campaign, but we think the Democrats
OF this Congressional district can stand
II. We are able 10 estimate the man
and take q distinct and separate view
OF his high official perch,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

MCKINLEY has tho monumental gall
10 90 on the stump aud miarepreaent 70
tho honest yeomanry OF tho dihtrlet ana
the working men the actual lgnreh OF
tariff taxes In the bill prepared by him
self This 10 certainly dishonest lie
Ia claiming that tho increased tax ratea
of his bill are on tho articles used by
the rich, and not on articles consumed
by the poorer and middle CLASSES, Let
the facts condemn him, ~ every non
eat and patriotic voter, who loves JUS
tioe, should do at the polls, Below we
print the tax on certain grades or
wooen goods, az fixed by tho old law
and the nhRl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

The Mckinley tarIif increases tho
rate OF duty much more heavily ON the
common grades OF goods used by the
few, and the reason ID obvious, The
trade Of the common people 10 Tho roal
trade OF the country, and 10 raise The
duty there ts 10 put Tho Increase where
II will do the manufacturer tho most
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

MAJoR MCKINLEY Ia a deyout be'
lieyer IN aqnanderlng money lust no
long 40 you spend II Ia drlbleta, That y
his argument on tho tariff bill He ad'
mita that the taTllf tax on tin plato u
over twenty millions, and that on each
tin cup the increase 10 one-hfth OF q
cent But no thinks this trllle need moi
be noticed. II aggregates twenty mil
lion dollars all the same, and that
amount Ia uniuatly removed from tho
total wealth OF tho country, Any per.
son knows how the "llpH aud blta" add
up 10 make the dollars,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

THE Major always AlludeS 10 the free
breakfast table. He seems 10 break
fast on tea and sugar alone. He docs
not eat on a taxed lumber table, of a
taxed table cloth, from taxed crockery,
with taxed cutlery, He goes out In The
woodshed and swallows his tea and
sugar,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
A Holmes County Estimate.


TFTU0I "IV H"'7''0' N""'''F
Mr.. "MoSklnley" IN his speech at
Canton last Friday night said that the
Democrats have mo interest In the wei.
fare Of the United States, in her prosper
ity or IN her glory" This high protec'
tive rohber chief probably forgeta that
there are 100000 more Democratic than
Republican voters in the United states.
This Mckinley is q great man. After
hard work for several years he las
finally gotten aoorns, human hair and
asafoetida on the free list.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

THERE Is one advantage the MclSln'
Icy committee has. Its documents 80
under the unlimited frank Of Congress.
man Mckinley TO the loss Of tho post.
Office revenues. The Democrats buy
postage stamps.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
AMAN VINO Is pogtulatIng and expOs,

A MAN who is postulating and expos
tulatlng as q leading statesman ought
TO try and tell the truth on all occasions
but II the truth is not told II will not
avail 10 say that an exposure OF false
hood is personal abuse, The NEWS
DEMooRkT proposes 10 expose error
and falbehood wherever found. This
might as we'll be understood. One glar'
ing falsehood Major Mckinley perpe'
trates In his speech 10, that we export
only 8per cent Of our cereals, III Nc
Kinley does not know better thnn this
heis entirely too Ignorant for o member
of Congress. IL he cares TO know, he
can ascertain that our average export OF
wheat ls about 40 per cent OF the entire
crop. The Bo.called home market
created by the protected industries
(after q quarter OF q century Of trial,
only consumes 8 per cent Of our wheat
product. This knocks the home market
theory sky hig1. There never was any
thing In II, as all intelligent farmers are
beginning TO understand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
THE PULPIT SPEAKS.
Lot tho Canton Ministers Rise Up and Do
Likewise.

(From the chicago llerald)
The Mckinley bill received a hard
rap last evening In the new Englewood
Baptist church. Rev. Myron w.
Haynes, the pastor used these words;
ave might not have been able TO fur,
nish our new church so handsomely had
the Mckinley bill passed allttle sooner
May the time soon come when this
iniduitious tariff system shall be abol'
ished." .
The large audience received this
utterance in an amen manner and u ia
extremely doubtful If the Republican
protection candidate for congress In
that district receives many votes from
that congregation. The people are be-
ginning TO "see a great light" on the
tariff question.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
THAT OTHER FELLOW.

Major Mckinley never alludes to Mr..
Warwick by name. He always men
tions MIN as "that other fellow" Is
that consistent with your reputation as
n gentleman, Maj0rP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

THE attempt Of one of Major Nc.
ISinley's special agents Of the Treasury
TO buy Democratic editor IN Medina
VAS generally telegraphed TO the
couatry yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
GOV. HILLS APPOINTMENTS.

Gov. Hill will speak in Canton, even
ing October 2lst; at Wooster, evening
October 22nd, and at Millersburg
afternoon October 23d, The only change
ia the dates for Wooster and Millers-
kttru
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
noarrNoR DAVID B. NIL

The famous Governor Of New York
has written TO the Democratic commit
tee that he accepts the assignments 10
epeak 40 Canton, Oct, q, NJ Millersburg
the 22nd and at Wooster the 23rd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
$500 Reward,

WE will pay tho above reward for any case OF
vor Complaint Dyspepsia, sick Headache, ihdi-
geatlou Constipation or CottvonCun We cannot cure
with VESTS Vegetable Liver rllla, whom the dlree-
Vegetable, and never iall 10 give satisfaction, bus
aar Coated, Largo boxes containing 40 Pllh %
centa Nor sale BY all Druggists Beware Of c0nn-
terfoita. and limitations The genuine mhnufac-
,nred only by JOHN D. WEST 4 90. Sold by Dur
MIN Wright 4 co., and The Popular Drug CO., Can.
flanton D nOvigy y-dAw.mon- wed-frll I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
NHw MELnouRHE HOTEL,
Opp, Val, Pass Depot1
~. A. iOsIEH. MANAlIh,

CANTON, ONO, Oct, ., lhO,
RD, ,KEWh.DEMooRAr-Suoh an internal
liar as you have proven yourself 10 he is
unfit 20 interpret and publish any part OF
Major Meklnley'a speeches. why can
YOU not be truthful and 80 make a news
paper NJ 10 be read by the young or our
country Shame on an editor who has
no sense OF propriety, but who takes such
delight IN trying 70 behmlrtch the eharae'
Tor OF noble statesmen, and 70 corrupt
tho political morality oi lis readers,
You are at liberty 10 publish this you
can ilnd IN youreorrupt heart todo ~
Yours Truly, l., M, LYDY,
The above Ia u case where q mans
stomach and liver and bowels have all
gone daft,all at once, and being without
tho ordinary fund OF brain fiber 70
allow him TO trace cause 70 eondltlon,
he seems 10 attribute his dlluent
dilemma 10 reading the NEws-DEM0-
GRATIS report OF Mcklnleya speech ~
Millersburg. We cannot prescribe for
this kind OF q case; but We suggest rest,
an absence OF tariff romances and q
drastic cathartlo until the disturbed
functions assume their normal tone,
The account Of Major Mcklhleyb
NIws-DEsooRAT, does not differ in
any particular from the account pub
liahed in the Leader All the com
ments made on this speech by our cor
respondent, who was present, are timely,
and truthful and Just, Our c0rrehpond'
ent Is one of the best known, best in
formed aud most reliable Journalists In
Ohio He is the peer Of Major Mckin'
ley, intellectually and morally, knows
Just as much about the tariii and q
good deal more about literature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
n VIII Reduce wagos.

lfrom tho Springfield Dcmocmil
Any legislation that tends to lessen
exports tends TO reduce wages. This
the Mckinley bill does,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
That Picture and that Library.


McKlnley's chrome campaign is rails
Ing the laugh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

pursuance Stark that tho
Taxation for % correctly stated the following Tables show
dollar OF taxable
tho Duplicate said County, for the year 1900;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
A NARRow.MINDED nIoor, WHO
rs EVIDENTLY RATIFIED.

A newspaper man usually gets an
lnterehting variety OF correspondence
from all sorts OF persons and on all kinds
of tOpioh, Among the most delicious
of tho recent literary gems, Is the fol-
lowing. which 10 40 vehemently oompll'
mentafy that We cannot refrain from
publiAhing. Here II lh