The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02


mandant Of the q, A. II, Post, lie had
he en Through many d campaign, and fear
ed little tbs preliminary blnster, Ihe
county had wlthstood all klnls
Of political assaults, ana was now
prepared W stand NJ against even We w,
aldlious attaeka OF bOOdlerh, lie believed
that the majority for Warwick eohll NOT
be under 1900, In one precinct lhers
we're several sOlders who had expressed
their Intention OF deherling Mckinley, be-
cause he had abandoned their pension
cause, The Democracy OF Holmes heorn'
cd the constant abuse Of such rabld papers
as the Cleveland Leader, ltA loyalty was
unImpeAohahle. II was a matter OF lln-
perlshable record, The rohlerof nef boys
In blue compared with tho total ltepubll'
can oorporal's guard Of a vote told sewn
story, Even Col, Lybargef, VINO was uhe
Republican opponent OF Congressman,
Owens admitted In speech w uas
canvass, that Holmes county len we
state for enllatmenth W proportion 10
population. Mr., LarlmeFs ihee pore ,ai, W.
sweat OF utter disgust over lhe lhlnll'
lar asperslon OF his eounty'a Loyalty,
which Bmyaer ID now 30 constantly Wa'
duolng.
JoHN BITon
and w. II. Duer, both old soldiers, were
found and they were aiauneh Democrats
and had heard nothing OF any trouble ~
tho Democratic camp. In faol ihere was
trouble Ia the Republican soldier CAMP
and tho veteran was not 70 DO irleheu
service pension bill will he enacted for
years, and ID was tho result OF Reed aud
MeKlnley's conspiracy by which tue
ppuper bill was substituted
JOHN GARD,
butcher was encountered, lie had been
u Republican but voted Tor Cleveland,
and now a Democrat on account OF NE
tariff, lie had just one. remark that
was aniilclent for him, II Andrew Carne'
gle could put several thousand dollars In
70 tho Mckinley district, II was clear that
the tariff helped Carnegie and not he
daily laborer.
E,J. DmER,
Mayor OF the city and an active writer
and worker for the party was ignorant or
any desertlon from the Democracy, The
majority would DO over 1000. There had
been many efforts 70 reduce these hguren
but they were always dismal failures In
1884 when Blaine, brass bands and the
whole Republican panoply were on the
NhNN AlblinNh NNAnN9 MAN NV
returned q majority OF 2,002 against The
Reciprocity Statesman. In 1888 there was
a special crusade made by tho Republl.
cans and the q. A, II, was worked for oil
II was worth, And atlll Holmes county
rejected the now.novor'moniioned H. n
Harrison by 2,lbb votes.
JOHN A. 0oNsER,
the Bonlfnco Of the Central Hoiel, IN ono
OF ak Democratic brothers, Ills brother,
Alb, was In rebel prison. Mr.. Gonner
could not put his finger upon any weak
spot In the Democratic line. Tho speech
OF Senator lngalla, with ita unparalleled
Abuso OF the party had aroused all the
workers, and tho full majority would be
pollod. Mckinley could not expect from
u county ho had never visited any more
support than ho hlmaelf had accorded 70
Democratic c0nteatoea. II would not suit
the party 10 follow Mcklnley'a conduct
while the outrage OF seating the negro
LAngston wna being porpoiratod.
Thus ran the chat here aud there. In
toryiowa scattered and unreyehlod the
perfect aolldlty Of the party, Flnttory can.
not cnjolo II, nor Doodle buy. II IL case
OF "Ah, there, Stay theren