The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Az thIs poInt lhe conversation vaa ouI

south bound train anu plNNlpN w" W. ~
which the Goysrnorand party we're seated
Hon. Johnson Bherrlck introduced lhe
members OF the oommlllee, Mr' James
w. Faulkner, Of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
aud a NEwR'DEM0OHM reporter 70 Gov
Hllland Col, is, Meiimn, who Is accom-
panying hlm' -,
ON the same train was Mr, George W.
Blake, of tho New York Sun, and Mr. D.
l., MoRntee o Of the Associated Press Ar
riylnq at Canton Gov, lilll was escorted 70
the handsome residence OF Mr., John o.
Weliy on North Market street where no
was entertained during his stay ln 'he
city,
After the Governor aud party arrived Al
the Welty residence they we're accorded a
grand reception until neArly 4 O'clock
The handsome realdenee was gally deco
rated, aud plants Of every description
we're about the rooms After an elegant
supper at which aeyerL prominent DEM
ocrats we're present, ,he party we're taken
10 the Tabernacle In carriages
The Parade.
The line OF march was north on Cherry
street 10 Tusearawaa, west on Tusoarawaa
10 Clev eland avenue, north on Cleveland
avenue 10 Second street, east Ola Second
street to Market, South on Market
10 Seventh, east on Seventh 10 the Taber
naole where the PROCESSION broke ranks
Many Of tho men who were unable 70
gala admltianoe 10 ilie building 10 hear
Gov. MN, returned 10 llisir club rooms,
The grand marshall was Charles A.
Krlder, aud hls assistants William
Sohar o, Ioula Ley, N. wetiaok, John
Cunmlna, Rrneat nllGendori. MaaHlllon
club, I'd, Roger, caplaini Alliance, M
Gaalllll, captain, assistants, Col, j. N.
Glbblna, Samuel Douglass Navarro, Ed
Ryan, captain, Rob GIohter, aaalalantl
Plain township, Henry Sonh, captain
Second ward, Henry Thompson, captain,
John Englehart, maFahali unlonlown,
Frank Roger, captalt, M. Wise, o, II.
March, marahAlal seventh ward, H. ~
wirebauRh, oaptaini Senior Y, M, d, Co
James ID. Barry, captain, w. w. Fielding,
ed. ]. Weber, lloutehanta, Eli Harden.
slime, Frank M, Goahorn, NJ. j. Woloh,
sereoanla, Junior Y. M. D. g., George
Greaaer, captain, Harry Dillon, J. Maaer,
Webster Miller, lleulonanla'
The Number In Line.
To awe the exact number OF those who
were marching 10 Victory would be n hard
task. The parade was n spontaneous out
burst OF voters, not boys and hlrollnga.
The PROCESSION was headed by the Mas
hillon delegation, which numbered nearly
900. They had their own band. Alliance
came noxt with band and 100 mon, Ma
yarro came up amlllng with 100 mon,
and unlontown With 70, Plain
township, true 70 her oolora,
oamo with delegation that waean honor
10 the occasion, numbering nearly 800,
Mlddlebranoh bad delegation OF 20.
Canton came next.
Each ward delegation from Canton had
u drum corps At Ia head, the Second and
Seventh wards having the largest crowds
Tho Junior Y. M. d. Q. had
ono hundred young mon In line,
Tho Grand Army Band headed the Young
Mons Democratic Club, who took the roar
Of the procession, and never made bot
tor showing
WhIlo the line Of march was being
made, crowds Of people were on the
atrooiA waiting for II 10 pass. Tho Public
Square was dense mass OF people, Red
fire and choora In profuaon were the sym
bol Of an outpourlng OF u people who
road, know why thoy are enthusiastic and
will vote for Warwick and Victory.
Tho Newspaper Mon.
Tho out OF town newspaper mon In NJ |
tendance wore Jamoa w, Faulkner, Gin.
olnnat Enquirer, George W. Blake, Now
York Sun /, L, McEntoo, Associated |
Proaai II. L. skinner, New York World
and Mr.. Deorlng, OF the New York Mail
aud Express. Thorcat Of the papora rolled |
on their Canton correspondents 10 ooyor |
the meeting. Tho Western Union Office |
gave tho newspaper mon excellent fooili'
tics and handled the rush OF business In |
good shape, having sent two operators
down from Cleveland TO aaeist the local
force.
Thc accommodations for thonewapapor
mon were wrotohcd, In fact no arrange
mont had been made 70 provide thom
with tabloa for reporting tho speech,
Thoy managed 10 hustle up chairs and
used tho platform M table. This troot-
mcnt Of outside newspaper men 10 not u
credit 10 Canton.
Today's Reception.
Thlsmornlng Governor lllll was at home
at the residence OF John Q. Weliy, No. 1903
North Market street, l.. Il. 0hliRcr and
Il. u. Eaholmnn arrived from Wooster M
an advanced guard 10 welcome the gallant
Governor 10 Wayne county. Ho was ca
cortod TO tho train by Mayor Blake, John
G. Wolty and Justice Reigncr.
A NEwsDEMooRAT man had n short
with the Governor before no
loft Canton. Ho said ~ am TO speak NJ
2 o'clock this afternoon AZ Wooster, that
will bo tho first talking will do,n
This morning the vlaitors At the Wolty
residence were many. Tho Governor
shook hands with tho multitude, having q
good word for oil.
GOV. Hill For President
on the speakers stand was large card
on which was printed tho followine
"wolcomo TO Hon. David d. Hill, OF New
York, tho Democratic candidate for Pros
ldont IN 1927
After tho close OF Gov. lllll's address
there woro loud calls for Ion, John g,
warwick, and hc responded by bowlng
his acknowledgements. Mr.. Wclty then
invited oil present 10 come forward and
meet tho two distinguished gentlemen,
Hon. David u. Hill and Hon, John G.
Warwick. For half on hour these gentle.
men stood on the stake shaking hands
with ALL No preference was given TO tho
kid Rlovo monopollst, but tho lnborlng