The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
WE GOT THERE.
s
So Say the Jubllant Demo
Gratis.
A Few Exceptions In the Repub-
lIcan Seventh.
The Republicans Make a Deaper-
ate Fight For oounoilmen.
Paul Field the Only Man Defeated and
That AfteFa Most Magnificent Fight--'
The Vote Shows That Canton 10 Demo-
cratic on Even Light Vote -'EiGures
Won't Lie and Are Given Below,
Il was q good dayla work..

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II was q good days work,
A light vote and only one councilman
defeated by ~ plurality.
Money and means most foul used 10
defeat men whose aims arc 10 serve the
people and the taxpayers,
But we do onlyoare 20 crow over what we
have got, and again blow the bugle blast
OF ecalaoy,
Yesterday was q fair day, 40 far aa the
weather was concerned, and also for the
Democrats, The vote Ii light, and shows
that the Democrats have considerable
ammunition In store TO shoot on another
occasion, The workers IN the various
wards were out, and with much difficulty
hustled In the votes obialnable. Tom
Turner the chairman OF the Republican
County Committee far lost track Of the
interest OF hla party, and forgot 10 get his
Observation-Disclosures "hxed,n which the l'or-
aker seheme requlrea. Tom could not
vote, and thus his failure 10 east hla
mighty ballot sent his party into the dark
abyaaoa Of municipal defeat,
The contest was the most spirited In
the BIrat, Third and Seventh wards. In
the first ward mentioned, ways that were
dark and tricks that were shady were In
dulgod In 10 defeat Joseph H. Dumouln,
who made such gallant fight ngaInat
j. Trodo, Tho same can bo said Of
the Third, Guatayo A, Frloa had u com.
binaton against him which was Justly
throttlod. In the Seventh, which h
naturally q Republican ward, Paul Field
made fight against odds Of which he
can feel proud. The plurality OF "a should
bo the other way, 40 tho people OF Canton
have lost servant who was always fear
less In battling FOR what ho thought right.
by an Analysis OF the figures glyon below
II will bo seen that some OF the work was
done with little lead pencil, put into the
voat pocket and quietly voted, Tho fight
was close and interesting one, The FOL.
lowing IN the vote by proclnctai
FIRST WARD.
Precinct A, Water works trustee, Mar.
tin j, Hogan, Dem, Ia Josiah HArtzoll,
Rop., 1902, Councilman, j, II, Dumoulln,
Dem, liG, N. j.. Trodo, Rop., l2G Mumaw,
Pro-, II. Assessor, Chas, NJ, Horny, DEM,
las; John Crowl, Rcp., o. Wator works
assessment, yes b7, no 100. Board Of
Education, laaac Harler Dom, liii Ed.
Goo, Barth, Dem, 1872 H.R Paobor, Rep,
0s. Township clerk, Frank NJ. Goahorn,
DEM, 1885, i, NIoeg, Rep, 90. Justice Of
the poncc, Mark X. WottAch, DOM, 1866;
ID. W. Stablor, Rep, II,
Precinct II, Wator works trustee, M. j.
Hogan, d., pa; Josiah Hartzoll, r., 100.
Councilman, j, IL. Dumoulin, d., 208; N.
j. Trodo, r., 1907 A. Mumaw, p, T.
Assessor, Chaa. NJ Horny, D., 2iGi John
Crowl, r., 1913, Water works Ossogmont,
yes 81, no "a. Board OF Education, |,
llarter, d.. 238, E, o, Miller, r., i3l.
Township Trustee, Goo, Barth, D., ,221 II,
II. Packer, r., 1i2. Township clork,
Il, NJ, Goahorn, d., 220; Il. NiogE, r., il2.
Justice Of tho ponce, M. X. Wettach, d.,
2i0j ID, W, Stablor H., 1875.
Hognn'a plurality, il0.
Dumoulin's plurality, 81.
Honry'a plurality, l60.
Hartor'a plurality, 1856,
Wottaoh's plurality, lOi.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct A-Water works trustee, NJ. j,
Hogan, d., 2iGi j. Hartzoll, r., 90. Coun-
Gilman, Martin Henry, d., 2l3i A. Francis,
r., i82i j.. Stnblor, r., /. Assessor II,
Zimmerman, d., III j, Hoffman, r., 40.
Water works assessment, yes, 1885, no, "a.
Board OF education, j. McGrcgor, D., 238;
G, d. Bnchtol, r., 106. Township .trustoo,
George Barth, d.. 2G II, i. Packer, r.,
1Oi. Township clerk, i, N. Goshorn, d.
237, Il, NlosE, r., i05. Justlco Of the peace,
M. k. Wottach, d., 22bi d, w. Stablor, llb,
Precinct B-Wator works trustee, NJ, j.
Hogan, d, 10b; j. Hartzoll, II, 80. Coun-
Gilman, M. Henry, ID, GO; A. Francis, II,
i27, j, Stnblor, p, D. Assessor, II. Him-
norman, d, 112; j. Hoffman, II, s2.
Water works assessment, yes o., no AZ.
Board OF education, j. MoGregor, ID, l02
G. d. Bachtol, II, 02. Township trustee,
G.. Barth, d, 1903; H.. II. Packer, II, 0l.
Township clerk, Il, M. Goshorn, ID, 1905
Il, Nleag, II, Of. Justico of the pence, NJ,
X. Wottach, ID, 07; ID. w. StObler, II, Ol.
Hogan's plurality, 1853.
Honrys plurality, 20,
zimmorman's plurality 81.
McGrcgor's plurality, ldl'
Wott0ch's plurality, ZIG.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct Aviator works trustee, M. j,
Hogan, d, 1862 j.. Hnrtzoll, K, l03, Coun-
r.. 100, Assessor, II. S. Talbot, ID, 1856; j.
Fosnnught, II, 108. Water works asscss-
mont, ycs "a, no 30. Board OF education,
ID, illschoir, b, 15li j. w. Patterson, II,
| iol. Townahip trustee, G., Bnrth, ID, A7 /,
n. r.. Packer, r, 107. Township clerk, Il,
Goshorn, ID, fbi; II. Niesz, II, 102. Justice
of the peace, M, X. Wettach, d, l32i d..
| w. Stabler, II, 120.
Precinct B-water Works TIustee-M'
j. Hogan, d., 203; j., HortSell, R', l0g'
Councilmon-S. A. Fries, d, l62i ~ 8
Assessor-F. s. Talbot, d., 200; j. Fos-
naucht, r., 1O7. Water Works Assess
ment-Yes, 2O7; No, bl. Board OF Educa-
| tion-D, BIschoiT, d., 1856; j, w. Patter-
son. r., .iis. Township rrustoe--G. .Barth,
ID. iO6i III. II. Packer, r., ll3. Township
| Cicrk--B. Geshorn, d., 200; i. Niesg, Rp
loo. Justice OF tho Pencc-M. Wottach,
d., 2Oi, ID. w. StabloE r., l03.
Hogan's plurality, lb3
Tries' plurality, 10.
Tnlbocs plurality, lao.
Bscholr's plurality, llb
Wettach's plurality, no.
FOURTH WARD.
preeinot A.-Water Works Trustee--M.
| j. Hogan, d., 1866; j. Hnrtzoll, R.. 90
| CouneiimnnIJ. A, Russell, D., 1895 w. Il,
Hall, r., si; G. j. Diebold, Pn a. Asses
| sort. Ferguson, d., 1885, II. B' Stm-
nell, r., so. Water Works Assessment,
Yes, "A; No, 81. Board OF Edncntioon-,,S'
A. Gesswein, D., lb6i II, IL f, french ~, ~,
H. r. Packer, r., SO. Township Clerk.-
| Il, NJ, Goshorn, d., 1861 i. Niesz, r., 90
Juatice Of The Pence-M. X. Wettach, d..
iG2; d, w. Stabler, r., 7S. =, /,
Precinct u, Water works trustee, M. d
Hogan, D., 49, j. Hartzell Rr Co. Coun