The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

AZ the evening session Of the FARMERS
| Institute, Mr., PerlNnh continued hiH lect-
ure on "UniaY0able Legslatlon for fhr-
mers, and the Remedy
Mr. Perkins among other things stated
that lhe depreciation IN currency WAS tho
cause Of the depression ia the value Of
farming lands lie spoke approylngiy Of
tho Granger organizations and ile far-
mer'h Alliance,
The lecture gave rise to lively diaous-
sion, which was taken part In by seyeR
| members. u, NJ, NelswonRef, Ia tho
course of hlh remarka, upheld the course
pursued by Bryan, the Marlboro Hopper,
dudng the recent campaign,
lie said that farmers were % blame in
not standing by one another lie referred
70 Bryan aa u "nolld aud substantial far
mern who Just before the late election,
came out la q printed letter setting forth
hia Intention 10 desert hls parry and vote
for Major Mckinley lie said that this
man, "honeal farmer had heen greatly
abused by his GRANVILLE political friends.
Mr. Nosw onger admired and approved
his frlenda courte,h
"A Mr. Nelswonaer was taking his seal
after hla mighty flight Of oratory, the tow-
erlng FORM Oi tho venerable Archibald
McGtegor appeared, aud that gentleman
asked the privilege ot prupounding
privilege being granted, Mr., MoGrogor
inquired of Mr Neiawongor " Ii waB not
fact that the "conyertN feiorrod 10 was
tho proprietor Of Republican new6pA-
per,
Mr. Nciawonger healtated, and "rcally
did not know "Don't dodge now said
Mr., McGreRor "Don't you know that tho
man OF whom you speak bought out a Re-
publican Newspaper few years ngoY
~ al la nYs
champion,
"You know ho did, continued Mr. Nc.
Grcg0riN why don't you tell the truth, the
whole truth, aud nothing but the truth ~
MIR. Neiawongcr was completely iloor-
ed, He attempted TO speak, but Attos a.
iow atnmmoring sentences which CON
yeycd neither denial or intelligence he
sat down,
The audience enjoyed the scene hugely,
and tho applause with which Mr.. Me-
Grcgor's home thrunt was received indi.
Gated that the iocllng among intelligent
farmers IN decidedly against traitors. Mr..
Neawongcr chose'tho wrong time and tho
wrong audience 10 defend loppsrs.
At tho :
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION
Mr., s, =, Wilson gave the fnrmora few
pertinent Ideas upon which to ponder
"Ihe farmer 10 the foundation, the be-
ginning and the end OF wealth. AZ
farmers meeting last summer 10 speaker
said that the farmers were not llt 10 rOp-
roscnt themselves, and those present
thought II was q great compliment They
took II with evident relish, Tho farmer
pormta cvory other class 10 trnmplo him
down and keep him there, and this n por-
mittcd without rcaialnnoC, We never saw
40 many milllonnircs spring up aa ihoro
have in the last few years, Our farms
are doprcclullng In value, and have dopro-
ci0tCd AZ per cent during the last eight or
ten years, while other industries have in
creased che same percentage, III you
don't believe II, 20 20 the court lou8o and
look over the morigagos,N
AZ the conclusion of MIR. Wilson'S ro-
marks Professor Weed dClived au in-
glructlyo lecture on "Applc Insects and
Thor II mcdy.N
Mr. Gould thcn tool, the floor aud by
means OF drawings gave the audience
clear understanding VI tue cultivation Of
corn,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
was taken up with continuation Of tho
lecture by Prof, Clarence NJ, Weed ON
'lutcpts.n
Mr. Perkins also gnvo Few general
IDEAS of iutorCAt tn lNrmcrs, ufter which
Prot, Frri entertained thc institute with
ma instrumental selection.
Mr., Gould concluded the programme
By a brief talk on "lhlnga for Farmers tu.
Inink About Tho question drawer wna
then opened aul short discussions fol-
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