The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
WITHOUT aLovHp.
A Paper Read At the Political Reform
Club Which 10 Full Of Salient Points

Paper heAd ht thp foliliehl Aeiplm
Club Which 10 Fun Of Salient Points
The Political Reform Club met In James
Stering's Office last night
The club was organized about two
months ago and IL composed OF Prohibl'
tionlata, and all persons interested IA po'
lltlcal reform,
Last night was the regular meeting and
oulte "A number Of "refOrmerhN were pres
ent, The time Of the meeting was taken
up In discussion Of q paper read by Mr'
Sterling, entitled Political Total Deprayl'
tyi or the Necessity Of Political Regener'
alton. The paper was baaed on. q quota
ton OF Senator ingalls, a Tow days age,
lie said at makes ingalls, tired 70 lhlk
about removing the corruption OF poll'lch'
just think Of 1.-THE idea OF running nh'
tl0nal campaign on tho tariff Issue With
Senator Quay ht the helm and with Dud'
ley handling the Doodle, on the line OF the
golden rules or on such high moral prln'
clplos a. Moses laid down 10 the Hebrews
moro than 1000 years ago, And think OF
tho Ohio state campaign, with d. u, For
akor at the head OF the ticket with HE
forged contracts, being compelled 70 con-
descend 10 the use Of the golden rule, 20
inquire of Senator sherman or Major
Mckinley whether they are not only such
acoundfela, hut also such fools 40 20 Dc
IMPLICATED IN such q TRANSACTIONS Why
Ii would be- propOhtoruua 10 expect u man
running for Governor Of the great state OF
Ohio TO coudoacond 10 spend dollar. ln
using the telegraph 10 inquire ot Major
Mckinley, who was then aiumplnR Tor
him, whether ho was both q knhyo nnd a
fool, for Il might destroy his reputation TO
use the llc, tho forgery, the stupid acOuIs
.I..lI.f ..I.sta - LUUIUHHH o. Z. lfnAgI gUI tlAHg
OF hIa own parry Ia hia own state In the
future who stood In hla way, losldon,
how could q man practice the golden rule
toward one with whom he had such
slight acquaintance and whom hc had
never met, except Ot political eonvor'
tlona Of the party OF which ihcy were
both leading membora,
How would the golden rule docnloguO
operate IN 1890 In this Congressional dis
trict between the agents OF the great mo-
uopolata and great political capitalists,
The great protected lords, OF which Butter
worth speaker
Toho an available man 10 II not undcr-
stood that ho must have enough Doodle 10
offset the almost unlimited supply which
the aforesaid monopullnta and protected
lords will pour into the district, and buy
the 1000 purchasablo votes which are said
20 exist in this county, When suffrage
shall rest upon intelligence and Amcrl-
cinlam Instead OF sex, uH sure Ha that
time comes, Mr., ingalls, will be com
PEELED TO rcylao his confession OF faith or
sink In his corrupt political pool,
We have no doubt the best country OF
resources and Intelligence upon tho face
Of the broad earth, but that it now has
resting upon Il an Incubus In the form OF
rum and professional politicians, which
must be removed, aud believe II will ho
removed, and doubt not that some OF ua
who are here will bo permitted 20 see the
day when we may do our small part In
the accomplishment Of that necessary
and desirable rcault.N