The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

ORRyILLE, Oct. il.-Ihpeoiall-lt 10
now conceded on all sides thai Major Me-
Kinley 10 not much Of drawing ehin,
1he meeting yesterday was q biz nHAle Va
every way. The crowd was amall, very
few people listened 20 Major MelIlnley'h
speech, aud many Of those that ala, we're
very much disappointed,
liz point Of numbers and enthusiasm
manifested, there 10 no eomparaon DO
tween Democratic and Republican day
on Thursday the attendance was between
1900 and 10000 These are the ngnieh
given out by the alfassoeiallon, On Nc
klnley dal the atlendanee was helWeeh
5000 aud 1000 according 10 The managers
OF the fair
Prominent Republicans admit the meet
Ing was failure, and tho Highest estimate
placed on tile attendance 10 1000, not one
half 40 many 40 were ~ the fair Demo
cratic day,
Moat of the outside crowd was from Al
lance, aud the greater part Of ihat, from
the Morgan Engineering Worke, Ihey
arrived early, headed by Morgan'a band
No the credit OF the employees II must DO
said that 40 q rule they we're very orderly
Your representative met one OF lhe em'
ployea, who by the way ia a Republican,
lle said the works closed down Thursday
night, and Will remain closed un'il Mon
day, un.
mon from Alliance 70 OHVille aud 70
turn ~ asked the scribe.
swell, I can tell you that We did not
pay our own fare, we are not foolish
enough 10 come here 10 boom Major Mo
Kinley or any other man, ana pay our
own expenses. You can rest assured thh'
we have 20 pay nolhlng,n was tho reply,
The employe then told how good MI
Morgan was 10 the band. Your repre-,
sentative al this point saw the bhnd
marching down town, and asked where
they were going.
"Mr. Morgan has Invited theIa down "a
the hotel for dinner.n was tho answer,
"Then all OF their talk about the inier'
eat at the works IN Mokinloy'h campaign
IL false ~ asked the scribe.
VI cannot exactly aay that but can lell
you truihfully that none OF the boyf
would 90 around the county 10 boom him
and pay their own expenses answered
Major Mckinley was al the National
Hotel yesterday morning Ia eonnuliauon
with leaders Of tho Republican party, j,
Park Alexander, OF Akron, Jhmea Cornl
and Robert Pulitzer Skinner, OF Maesll'
Ion, were there.
A gentleman OF Medina was seen by
tho reporter and said that the discovery
OF the attempt Of Walter s. Chance 4
huy the columns Of tho Sentinel, would
hurt Major Mckinley more than n,
dreamed OF, aa the people OF Medina and
Vicinity are opposed TO this Kind OF bust
meas,
All admit that Republican day At the
fair was a failure. Major Mckinley ar
rived on the grounds shortly before.
o'clock, lie delivered the same old speech
telling the people that the foreigner paid
the tariff. He did not say tho Democrats had
no interest In the welfare or prosperity ol
the United Statea. Tho heavy rain oui
short his speech.
The apeeeh OF Hon. John II. Monnot on
Thursday is commended on all nldoa, and
ID pronounced maatorly addroaa. The
disappointment NJ tho non.appoarance
OF Hon. John q. Carlialo hna died away
and while the Republicans are ondeayor
lnq 20 create feeling on account OF hii
not being here, the Democrats arc all sat
lailod and it's safe TO say Orrvillo will
give 70 Hon. John g. Warwick more than
the regular Democratic vote,