The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

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The campaign In the Sixteenth diatrlot
Ia now on, In earnest
II opened last night with the aeronade
tondered Hon John e. Warwick, the Dem.
ocratlc standard bearer, by the Young
Mons Democratic club, OF Canton.
The reception given tho guests from
Canton and Navarro, by the Hon, John q,
Warwick and his family, was greatly ap.
preclated by all who had the pleasure OF
being present.
Tho Young Mons Democratic club Of
Canton, and the frlondawho accompanied
thom TO MaasIllon, numbered about ilyo
hundred. Nearly ilfly Of this number
were from Navarro.
A DELAY IN srARrlNO.
Tho train waa TO leave this city from
the Cleveland a Canton depot, at 40 city
time. The members OF the club headed
by the Grand Army band reached the
depot about that time, but sufficient
number OF cars were not on hand TO nc.
commodato the crowd. This caused a dc.
lay OF an hour and II was $3.50 when the
train pulled out OF Canton. Az Navarro
thorc was another delay and whom the
party roachod MAaslllon II was twenty
minutes OF ten,
rIm RECEPTION Ar MAssILLoN.
The visitors were mot At tho depot by
the Young Mons Democratic club OF Mas
allon and brass band. Immediately af-
ter the arrival In Mnsaillon the clubs
formed In line and marched 10 the resi-
dcnco OF Hon. John G, Warwick on East
Main street,
The clubs made pretty display, with
their rod, white and blue lanterns, canes,
and shining silk hats. The Grand Army
band headed tho parade, and rendered
some most excellent music. Tho MOssil.
lon and Navarro banda were also In line,
Az THE WARWICK RESIDENCE,
on arriving nj the spacious residence Of
Mr.. Warwick, tho clubs marched into the
yard, and surrounded the house. The
Grand Army band again distinguished
ltaolf, by rendering some OF the finest
music ever heard In Mssslllon.
Three cheers were given for Hon. John
| G.. Warwick, the next congressman, and
three moro for the ontiro Democratic
party.
ADDRESS oF PRESIDENT KRIounAUM.
Charles KrIchbaum, candidate for pros
ocutlng attorney on the Democratic ticket
thon spoke as followsi
Gov Warwick, on behalf Of tho Young
Mems Democratic Club, of Canton, and on
behalf Of tho Democracy OF Canton,
we have como 10 moot you, and cypress
our deepest interest In the great campaign
before us. We do not como simply for
noiso and show. Behind our music
and little parade, thoro Ia u
doeb sense OF the responsibility resting
upon us.
We represent the Democratic party
In u portion OF n great political dis
trlct. We realize In tho first place that In
ordcr for any political party 10 achieve
success and compel dutlful action
itmust have first good cause and second
u man TO represent that cause. Tho Dem
ocratic principles have never before been
more important. They effect overy man
In his homo oithor for veal or
woe. Whom we fight this battlo
we fight tho battle OF tho war
against protection. Whom there Is
principle, II 10 necessary 10 have
d Representative VI that principle.
Tho Democratic party has soon NJ to
come into your beautiful city for that
representative. II did not find man
without experience. We have chosen a
man that has boon trlod In tho service OF
his country. Ho is not man who repre-
sents foreign monopolsts but man who
represents tho interests OF the people OF
Tho district In which he was nominated.
We welcome you aS the standard bearer
Of the Democratic pI,Gs;o pp,yG1y, /, u H. Z serious
T0' tho Sl'''lS% cause Of tariff 'D0 rofo1% SrlSl.
Governor, we pledge you our indi-
vldunl support. We arc here with
serious Intention and with an honesty Of
purpose.
A ROYAL WELCOME.
Hon. John G. Warwick then stepped for.
ward, and In the following language well
coined the visitors; Gentlemon, | am
much pleased 70 meet you here tonight
Please come In, as desire TO oshako hands
with all present.
This invitation was accepted and those
present filed into the house. Hon. An.
ihony Howclla stood near the door and
greeted his many frienda ns they entered.
Further back In the hall stood Hon. John
g. Warwick, tho next congressman. He
shook hands with each man ns ho came
in. Otto ID, Young, who will be tho next