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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
aoLpIrR TALK InoM rHE REooRp.

Some OF tho aubadized organs OF the
4, o, p, In Stark county ara saying that
tho Service Pension bill that Major
Mckinley voted against was not tho
Grand Army service pension BILL Let
US call the attention To these poorly ia
formed gentlemen TO the Record for the
aOth of April, 1890, Congressman
Yoder, OF ohio, made a speech Ia favor
OF his service pension bill (the same
that Major Mckinley voted agalnst)
slIere Is what Congressman foder says
OF his bill
ut will be seen that this isa per.dlem
rated aeryiCe-penaiOn bill, pure and sim
pie. ltis what In better known lh tho
Union Veterans Union bill, ~ II also
indOTaed by the Grand Army OF the lie'
pubic, 10 In the bill prayed Tor ln
thousands of petitions 70 Congress Dy
the soldiers from every section ana lo'
, cality Of this Union"
This speech OF Congressman Nodef
was made 10 q full House, Mckinley
was there's Morrill, Of Kansas, Chairman
OF the Pension Committee, was therei
julius Cesar Burrows OF Michigan was
there's Cannon Of Illinois was therei IN
fact all the Republican leaders were
there, and yet not voice was raised
TO dispute tha statement that tho bill
that Congressman YOder offered and
asked the House 10 vote on was the bill
asked for by tho q, A, II, the Union
Veterans Union aud all the true sol
dIcrs everywhere,
Here ls another extract from Con
gTeasman Yodef'a aperchi
oln conclusion, will only say that !
shall demand u yea-Hud-nHy vote on
the per,diem rated service pension blll
without tho obnoxious death clause ~
IL, / shall put every man on record,
aud Fhall leave every individual mem
Der 20 hla own conscience and his con
6tltuenls"
Mr. Yodor did call for a vote, and
| Major Mckinley voted No, There 10
no possible excuse for bis organs 70
attempt 10 deceive tho old soldiers on
this vital matter Mckinley not only
voted NO, but he worked IN the Rcpub'
| lican caucus 10 defeat this patriotic
ana Just measure,
Lest there be no mistake about the
force of tho No vote given by Mckln'
| ley against the service penbion bill we
quote little further from the able ana
patriotic speech made by Congressman
| Y0der on this occasion, Mr., Hoder
| said;
"ThIs w,ll be- your last opportunity to
do Justice 70 tho soldiers by voting for
| my motion 10 recOmmit, A vote mo
on this proposition lia vote 10 betray
your trust and violate every promise
YOU have ever made 10 tho no dlerS
Consider well before you vote, | now
besgech you, aud let dll those who vote
mo on this proposition 10 recommit
forever hide their faces IN shame wnen
you meet q veteran lniOn soldier Nnd
never again claim " Dc the true sol
dlers' friend
TO this terrible aualgnment Mckln'
Icy, rs theo0Cial loadero the Republi'
can side Of tho House, never opened
his mouth. With cold blooded ingrau'
tude, no sat In his seat, aud voted No
against q measure endorsed by his own
party In State Convention, and elo'
Quently advocated by him TO over one
hundred audiences Of soldiers and cit
l2ens IN the campaign,
Let the record stand,
Let the ingrOteS stand condemned,
Let the veterans voice aid that con
demnatlon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

THE Secretary of the Navy is also
taking hand in the crooked political
work. lie has increased largely the
force of men in Kittery Navy Yard, In
Speaker Reeds district in Maine. II is
done forthe purpose Of importing voters
into the district who are not residents,
to vote for Reed for Congress in Sep.
tember OF course the Government
foots the bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
BLAINE AHEAD OF THE FREE
TRADERS.

from INC fIthhi
You have recently received congratu'
lations-in which / cordially join-on
carrying the shipping bill through the
Senate, DO you not think thai u line
Of ships generously aided by the gov
ernment will have better prospect for
profit and permanence II we can give
them outward cargoes from the Uuited
States and not connne them TO inward
cargoes from Latin America.
This from Balne's latest slash at
Mckinley over the shoulder of Senator
Frye. 1t indicates that Blaine Is 80
fond Of free trade with Latin America
that he would stimulate II with subsi'
dies. That Is going further than the
average free trader ever thought OF
doing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

DIR. Cock, of Canton has received a
valuable appointment. He has just been
made Inspector Of Indian Agencies,
and will soon start on tour of inspec.
ton through the west, visiting the
Piutes, the Shoshones, the Sioux, the
Pottawattamies, the Cheyennes, the
Cherokees, and the Choctaws. The
Doctor is now practicing the Choctaw
language, and the Sioux war whoop, so
AZ to be at home with the noble red
man, when he takes in his larder and
his wigwam, and fondles his frisky
pappoose. lie will leave for the scene
of his labors very soon and expects to
be gone I've weeks on his lrst trip. We
congratulate the Doctor on his appoint
ment. May he always save his scalp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

THERE are five prominent Republl-
cans who have disqualified themselves
from speaking In Ohio this year. They
are James G, Blaine and United States
Senator Plumb and Ingalls, Of Kangas,
and Manderson and Paddock Of Ne
braska. Tho Ohio Republicans have
endorsed the Mckinley bill as II passed
the House, and Blaine Is out in open
war against II, and the Senators named
have voted with the Democrats in favor
Of radical changes on half q dozen
leading schedules.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
n Shameless Campaign.

II Is announced that Quay's cam
paign for Delamater in Pennsylvania
will begin on the 10th Of September,
that Speaker Reed and Mckinley will
be among the stumpers and that Pres
ident Harrison will manifest his in
terest' from Cressen Springs, II Is not
the language Of partisan exaggeration
but sober truth to say that this is the
most shameless political campaign ever
undertaken in any State Of the Union
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

AN ominous sign was given the Ad-
mnlstration yesterday at Cape May,
While Harrison and Blaine werestroll-
ing along the beach, a great wave came
booming along the sandy shore and
swept away a raft containinga number
of bathers, including Mrs, Dimmick, n
niece Of President Harrison. No one
was drowned, but those:who read the
stars Alright And In this warning wave a
sign Of the coming tidal wave that will
engult the 6, o.p, In the coming No
yember
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

THE n. Y. World Of Sunday prints q
special from its regular Washington
correspondent, saying that Mckinley
will be compelled, by party necessity, to
take the bull by the horns aud light
Blanes free trade scheme In the
House. The World says Mckinley
hesitate8 about antagonIaing Blaine,
but thatthe exlgencies Of the party, and
his own political salvation depend upon
IL. Blaine has put on his war paint,
and moved his headquarters from Bar
llarbor, Maine, TO Washington, In or
der TO better manage his campaign,
The World special says
"flis campaign is fully under way,
and his adyices from many Localities
are 80 encouraging that ne Is now re-
doubling his Efforts 10 win the fight
The West ana Northwest, which at
one time were quoted rs being hostile
10 him, are falling into line ana sending
him greetings from the Republican
Conventions now being held there. II
Is this sort Of encouragement, indeed
that has induced Mr., Blaine TO leave
his retirement and comfort at Bar llar'
bor and plunge into the contest here,
with the thermometer In the ninetes
and the whole Congressional oontin.
gent In state of fret and ieyerlshness,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
Rlalne Now TaIhs LIhe atatasman

llinih lhn hillAhAlnlla NpNnl
Mr., Blaine's idea Ia diametrloally op'
posed to the principle of noninter-
course on which the Mckinley Bill ID
founded, and conforms TO the fact that
no nation has eyer become great with
out commerce, That il the source OF
Rngland's power tho cause Of her vast
wealth, and with our resources and
ability the United States, under u lib
eral policy, would exceed her In all
material respects within a quarter OF
century, Mr., Blaine 10 statesman
enough to recognize this ana to act up.
on II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

constituencies office mOngera and pros
tituted to their base uses, The Repub'
lioan politicians OF to-day are no more
q party, In the sense that the followers
OF Lincoln, Sumner Chase and Seward
we're q party, than the men who in
wade a temple and turn II into q slave
mart, ara prlesis and ministers OF God
10 call them faction Ia to dignity
their ends, and to call them a party 10
TO disgrace a word that has been borne
with honor by men who lived and died
for the highest aims Of patriotism,
PUCK,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

WILL tho Cantoa Bopoaltory, which
Ia regarded aa tho home organ OF Major
Mckinley, please tell Ita readers what
has become of the Grand Army Penalon
bllly Mckinley 10 the leader Of the
House and the House Is Republican II
he did not vote against the q, A. H.
pension bill and kill II, please tell US
what has become Of this q, A, II, PEN
sion billy You Will eoncede from evil
dence printed In this Impression OF the
News DEMoORAT, copied from the
Congressional Record, that the q, A, H.
pension bill was prayed for by nearly
iCOCC0 old goldlcrs, Yon know that no
q, A, II, service pension bill has p0ased
Congress, Now toll ua what has be-
come Of II, No evasion, 40 dodging, no
lying will blot out the record Mckinley
hiss mhde, The soldiers want to know
where that q, A, Il, service pension bill
10, We have not published line on
this subject that Is not susceptible Of
proof, aud every member Of the q, A,
II, In stark county knows H., We
challenge any member OF that order to
dispute a single proposition we have
made, We dare the RT osltory TO show
wherein we have miSrcpresented Nc
Einley on any material point, The q,
A. II, service pension bill Is dead, II
died at tho handS Of Mckinley and
Reed, We have proved II from the
Record,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

In has not yet developed, whether
Mr.. Blaines reciprocity Ideas are TO be
made prominent IN the speeches he Is
supposed to be preparing for delivery
In this district in behalf Of the NOpole
onic champOnion Of Protection, Mean
while Stark county farmers can paste In
their hats for reference, the following;
The Republicans Thoro 10 not q scc'
OF Ohio warmly tIon ora line In tho
commend the Tar entire bill that VIII
llr bill 40 passed by open u market for
The House Of Repre-. another buOhol Of
gonthtiyoa ~ a wise wheat or another
moaAuro o,-IOhio barrel OF pork
Republican Plat Secretary Blaine
form,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

SENATOR PLUMB, Of Kansas and
Senator Paddock of Nebraska, voted
with the Democrats on Saturday.
Both have entered strong protests
against robbery contemplated by the
Mckinley bill. Aud:now comes the re
port that Senator Hale, Of Maine, (who
has just returned from Bar Harbor,
after a secret conference with Blaine)
is getting ready to fire broadside into
the monstrosity. Senator Ingalls,
would like to defeat the measure, as he
knows he is a dead duck in Kansas, IL
votes for IL, but ingalls, is said to be
afraid Of the machine. However, the
cause Of education Ia In hopeful
condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

Mn. SKINNER ia q gentleman, modest
and courageous aud with half "a show
could probably have dealt satisfactorily
with any two OF the W0oaterrougha, Tho
whole company, however was too much
for him, Akron Republican,
We desire TO add our weight to this,
skinner is q fighter lie is knocker
from way back, lie eau whip his
weight In wildcats, but no could not, un.
armed, fight 4 whole company armed
with breech leaders and bayoneta, And
stIll Skinner 10 In his infancy as q
fighter. His muscular development
and chest preaching power are only IN
the early stages Of development, II he
would quit the tame pursuits Of repor'
torlal journalism, and enter the ring, he
could win both fame aud fortune as u
heavyweight champion. The field 10
now open, Pete Jackson has gone TO
Australia, Sullivan Ia groggy and stale,
and Kilrain Is used up with drink aud
dissipation, A fresh champion, with
brains, muscle, gameness and lots OF
gizzard can now 90 TO the front and
capture the popuaoe, llereis Skinnera
golden opportunity
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
pIEp or A BRoKEN HEART.

An indianapolis special to u leading
Republican paper, says the late Col,
Brlgeland, of Richmond, lndo died OF a
broken heart, owing othe cold blooded
lngratltude Of President Harrison, just
before his death, Col, Brigeland said
81 have been Harrison supporter fol
years, When the campaign opened
which closed with lIarrlsons election "a
tho Presldeucy,l gave the 0rst lOOt to
the fund which was raised, Az the con
yentIon In Chicago / worked night and
day for Harrison until he was nomlna
ted, aud from that day until the election
/ worked for him tirelessly One day ]
went TO the White House and had q
talk with the President and he told mt
he had nothing forme, was asIounded
and came away, though told him be-
fore leaving that | wished him Well
As Colonel Brigeland finished his TO-
cltal his eyes oyerllowed with tears,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
A boon 20 wlvoa

Having used Mothers Friend" !
would not be without IL. IL is u boon
TO wives who know they must pass
through the painful ordeal of child
birth. Miis y. MELBURNE, Iowa.
Write The Bradheld Regulator Co., At.
lanta, Ga, for further particulars. Sold
by all druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

1--WE have got ten jurymen locked up
and are chasing the other two with
dogs" was the report Of depaty sher'
In to u Kentucky Judge, There may
be a valuable hint in this to Speaker
Reed, In his efforts to maintain u quo
rum In the House Of Representatives,
Providence Journal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

THE specials from Cape May indicate
that Little Ben will accept Big inns
scheme for free trade with South
America, and that the Mckinley bill will
be submerged on this line Little Ben
recognizes that unless Big Jim has his
way and his say there will be bad
break In the g,o.p.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

THE Stark county farmers who have
been studying over the Mckinley bill
In the intervals Of their toll, have been
unable to see that II does anything for
them. In the language Of Mr. Blaine,
"there is not o section or line in the en-
tire bill that will open a market for an
other bushel of wheat oranother barrel
of porlt"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

WHEN Mr. ingalls, ioiLs with Mr.
Plumb aud Mr., Paddock In voting with
the Democrats In favor Of lower duty
than is prescribed In the Mckinly Blll,
there is a revival of hope for the return
of sanity to the National Legislature
-lNew York World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

To MORROW we shall print from the
Record conclusive evidence Of McKin'
leys treachery 10 the veteran soldiers,
and his conversion 10 the cause Of the
bummers, II will be interesting read
Ing to patriotic citizens, whether
soldiers or not.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

My wife has suffered for fifteen years
from congestion and painful menstru-
alton. After using three bottles of
Bradnelds Female Regulator she Is
now able TO do her houeework and go
where she pleabee. j. W. DAVIS, Mo-
rayian Falls, N, Q.
Write Bradaeld Reg. Co., Atlanta,
Ga, for particulars. Sold by all drug.
glsts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

AN organized movement Is now go
ing on among Kansas farmers to get
more time on their farm mortgages, and
by an appeal to the courts to prevent
the money sharks from immediate fore
closure. This indicates the desperate
situation Of the hardest worked class
in the United States, occupying the
garden lands of the world. What a
fearful story II tells Of the ruin wrought
by the robber tariff. One farmer groan.
ing under a mortgage of Si,S00 relieves
his mind by writing that the debt was
contracted for "the purpose Of enabling
me to pay the tariff on the things l
have to buy and to make up for the
losses have sustained by reason of
non-exportation of the things have to
sell" This is the whole story in a nut
shell,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

SENATOR PAYNE do You Eeary The
Democrats Of OHIO did not elect you L.
S. Senator 10 vote with John sherman
for tari0 robbery and monopoly, II
you can't vote for Democratic pribci'
pies you had better resign your high
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

THERE are many Democratic voters In
Stark county who would not vote for
Major Mckinley for Congress- II ho had u
fair, square deal. But TO defeat him 10y
means foul or fair, they may not endorse
Il Repository.
DO you see anything in this to remind
you of Uriah Heapp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

suEmAN's Brigade will hold reun'
ion at Mansfield on August 2Jth aud
2lst. The 2Bth OHIO Infantry will meet
there at the same time Dr. sluaaer
I'd Res, and Others Of this city will
attend.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

WHEN Mckinley attacks Baine's re-.
ciprocity fort In the House, he should
remember that the tInplate guns are
always Of very hortrmge and that 10
forts were ever even shattered with
smooth bore ordnance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

OUT IN Kansas the patches on the
seat Of q mans pants are called llorri'
son badges and the wearers of them
modestly say they hope TO be kicked ON
the badges II they vote for Harrison
again. Marion Mirror
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

SOME Of the malicious military mill
tlamen encamped at Massillon, threaten
ed to way-ay our friend skinner Of the
MOssillon Independent, because said
Skinner reported one Of the officers
rs being unfit for duty, on account of
too much liquid refreshments, AS we
understand the militia business, II Ia
sustained by tax money Of the people
In order to train young men in the art
of war. And, as we understand the art
of war, II does not consist In getting
drunk. If we are right on these two
propositions, the officer who gets drunk
while on duty is q llt subject for expos
ure, and a newspaper man who does H.
Is entitled to the protection Of both the
civil and military authorities, We
know nothing about the circumstances
Of the Massillon ructIon, and do moi
know the officer who Is involved, but
his case Is one for the Adjutant Gener-
al Of Ohio TO investigate very carefully
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
REPUBLICAN SENATOR FROM N. z
A Worry Sarcastic Version Of Hia Rooont
Controversy with Carlisle

Controversy with Onriblo'
lProm the Washington CrIlIo,l
Mr., Hiscock seems TO be an unre.
liable appraiser Of his own ability,
When he undertook to trip up Mr., Car
Isle he merely gave q fresh and unus-
ually yealy version of bull-calf and
railroad incident. Some things Mf.
Hlscock does well. lie can walk along
the street and look worn out and
round.shouldered, as If the exertion of
carrying the country had broken him
down. lie can also float his llabby In
tellect on the surface Of small party
puddles, But he is not in II with Mr..
Carlisle, and the most melancholy fea-
ture Of the case Ia that he doesn't know
this.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

Cor. Bon lSoEUoLL, conceded 10 be
the braiueVt Of the uugodly la the +, o.,
p, 10 out against the Mckinley bill, and
warmly IN favor Of BlaIne'S free trade
EglrUe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

ArmLNpELrWA A paper says "Ihe
Mckinley bHl may drag along until
1891" lfaoit wlll ouuast 40 author,
Mac will oln7 drag along uau, Noyem'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

TuE Chicago people, without regard
70 party or peylous condition Of seryi'
tudr, are asking that the Mckinley bill
be postponed, 80 that the Worlds fair
project may not be entirely ruined,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
REPUBLICANS WHO WILL NOT
WHACK UP.


The Akron Republican, controlled by
Col, Conger, Chairman Of the Ohio Re-
publican Committee, Is making bitter
hght against the nomination Of Col, j,
Park Alexander for Congress, One
objection urged is that Alexander does
not whack up enough corruption Doodle
when he gets nomination, Last Fall
Alexander ran for State Senator, Here
Is what the Republican says Of him'
II ho were nominated this fall the hands
OF the committee would be tod fog lack
Of funds TO run the campaign. On his &C.
count last fall the committee found itaolf
In debt NJ the close OF the campaign
nearly Sl,iOO Tho right thing for Mr.,
Alexander 10 do ia 10 stay nt homo and
sOrvO out the balance OF his term as state
Senator and give the party rest,
While this matter is under discuss
ion the yIrtuous public would be much
pleased to know how the Committee
found itself 400 In debt, when they
had such large corruption fund at their
disposal, with the Chairman Of the State
Committee, who was a big contributor,
living In Akron, And how did the
Committee manage TO get away with
all that money aud 81, 400 DesidesY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

Merit wins, as the marvellous success
Of Hoods Sarsaparllla shows. IL pos
sesses true medicinal merit, Sold by
all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
WHY ! Am non \ REpupLIoAN.

1t lisa gross wrong and q cruel insult
to the memory Of TIE men who founded
the Republican party that Its name
should have been stplen by q horde Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
MoKINLEY's BAD FAITH AND bro
KEN PRoMIhEb,

We viii begin with a reference 10 the
speech OF Congressman Augustus N,
Martin of Indiana, made In tho House
of Representative on the aOth Of April,
1880, Mr.. Martin said
Mr., Speaker, on the 7th day Of February,
1850, the leader OF the Republican party ~
this House Mr, Mckinley, as shown by
pages 1851 20 1850 Of the Congressional
Record, used the following language,
which win ask tho Clerk 20 read
The Clerk read 40 fOlloWal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
Ihe Democratic
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
DHMoaaATI1 COUNTY TIoKnQ,

Tur MrmnerafCHuut ldb District
joins %, WAUWlHK. ui swfE tIuNW