The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-09

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Gov. James u, Campbell arrived In Can
| ton Yesterday afternoon AZ avs over lhe
| Cleveland a Canton,
lie was met al tile depot by johnson
Sherrlek, Mayor John n, Blake, Hon John
u. Monnot Gen, |, II, Sherwood and other
| Democrats,
A carriage was Ia waiting which escort
ed the Governor and other gentlemen, 70
the eelegantresldenee OF johnson Shefflek,
No l2l West Tuacarawaa street
Here banquet was given the Governor
after which he held an Informal reception
from o 10 8p. m, Many citizens OF Can
ton, Maaalllon, Alliance ana other places,
called 10 pay their rehpecth,
| Shortly before \ o'clock the Y, NJ, d, q,
OF Canton headed by the Crane Army
| band marched 10 the residence or Mr,
Sherrek. They were Afterwards Joined
10y the Maasllon and Alliance delegations
The Governor was Then escorted To the
Tabernacle,
| Mr., SherrIok, he waA loudly applauded,
The large building was crowded, standing
room being at premium
The Grand Army band rendered a
| choice aeleotion after which Hon. John
son Sherrlck stepped forward, and Intro
duoed the Governor In the following
wordai
THE oIIAIRMAN's aPEEon
Ladies' and Gentlemeni II you will
come 20 order We will endeayor 10 pro-
coed with the exercises OF the evening.
/ AA you are aware we have our distinguish
ed Governor with uA 20 open the canvass
| In this Congressional district In the coun-
w OF Stark, am glad 80 many are pres
ont, and have no doubt that the present
campaign viii be one OF the most ehelt
| lng In the United States thlA year, The
national character OF Major Mckinley
makes II one OF the most Interesting cam
palgna IN tho country, Tho Republicans
| SAY Il In an outrage that tho legislature
redlalrloted Ohio. Major Mckinley ia u
| personal friend OF mine and stands high.
| have lived In Stark county quite num-
ber Of years, and nave never seen the ma
lorty represented In Congresa, except
for few months by Major Wallace. 10
tnere anything wrong IN the majority
having Representatives. Cries Of "No,
aIr.D / do not think thoro Ia, Molly
Stark has boon In Republican company
all those years, Who Will find fault she
seeks botlor company | have the pleas
uro OF introducing our distinguished Gov
ornor, Jamea Il. Campbell.
GOVERNOR oAMpnELL'A ADDRESS,
The Governor then stepped forward and
The Democratic State Committee has
sent me here 10 formally open tho cam
palQn OF 1890. presume they selected this
| place Because they thought itwould bo the
| citadel, tho storm oontro, tho lighting
ground In this campaign, and with true
| Democratic Instinct they went right into
the heat Of battle at the start. They look
| at tho Importance OF the campaign, Now
| aUaes aat.nulUu Ia lptnaplnut IA thn nuus
dldntca. / have been candidate no of
ton myself that am q good witness upon
| that score, but this campaign " lmpor'
tnnt 20 tho poople-but 10 none 40 impor-
tant 40 70 the people OF the 10th Congress.
alonnl diairlet OF Ohio.
What happena hero-what will happen
here In November, la q matter OF interest,
not 10 tho people OF Stark county only
not 10 the people OF this district onlyj not
10 the people OF this State onlyi not 10 the
people OF this country only-but II ia.of
Importance 10 the whole commercial
world, Because, here We propose TO try
the laauO-whether In this Republic we
have abandoned the idea OF n government
OF the people, by tho people ana FOR tho
people, and aubaituted for II n Rovorii-
mcnt Of monopoly, by monopoly and for
monopoly-and that IL u question OF In
tcreu far beyond the confines of this
country. For tho very reason that your
representative In Congress is the exponent
OF an idea, for tho very reason that he has
ability and character and culture and In
lluonoo, for that reason ho 10 powerful,
and powerful for harm 70 the people who
dolvO Ia the soil and mines, and work at
the forgoa and lnthca and pay the taxes.
(Chccra)
You are confronted with tho same old
fight that has beon going on since the
foundation OF this government. The
Democratic party IN occupying the Same
ground that II has occupied FOR almost
100 years. II began aa the party OF the
people. II stood Tor the rights OF the poo.
plo. II has hcon close TO tho hearts OF
The people, and has been fooling the pulse
OF the people oyor since. Aud II has soon
many rises and nA many falls OF political
parties that did not stand for the rights Of
tho people, (Applauso)
do not intond 10 recount thOm-auiilco
10 say that With oil the wealth and power
grown out OF franohlaog and monopolics
and legislation with which the Ropubli-
can party IN fortified, the Democratic par
ty will sec II follow IN the same procession
and laid In tho same old graveyard. (Ap-
plnuao) Tho only qucstion ID, whether
wo will begin the obnoques now or wait
tlll lS02 QLaughter,) II may DO as
we'll perhaps 10 begin burrylng q few OF
thom this year no aa 10 learn the under
taking bualnosa thoroughly, Cheers and
lnughtorD
There 10 nothing that illustrates what /
have said In regard 10 tho course OF par
ties opposed 70 tho Democratic party
nothing bottor ILLUSTRATED their history
than the tariff dutlos. Why, In the carly
days whom they didn't have great oxpo.
nonts OF tho tariff aa thoy have now
whou George Washington, James Mndi.
son and a fow more gentlemen who had
not conceived tho glorlea OF protection MS
II 10 now preached. Whom thoy laid tho
frat tariff upon imports In this country
thoy thought that an average duty OF IN
per cont was pretty largo, ana they sort OF
npologSod for laying such heavy average
duty upon importe.
And fow years lator, whom the Wing
party nroao, and tho doctrine OF Clay and
the carly leaders wnB promulgated TO tho
people, thoy laid very little higher dutlos
than that, and put II squaroly upon tho
ground that II should continue but a fow
years In order 10 foster infant industries.
Well, nm notoapocinlly an onemy or In
FAINT industries. Ihnvo hardly kept ppace OF
the Democratic party sometimes, because
had little sort OF q tondor heart about
some Of the Infants that wo wore trying 10
raise on tho bottle In this country.
| UaughterD
But these infants have some OF them
grown 10 bo 10 and 30 years old. They
have had protection from timo 10 time.
Some OF them are protected l0b and 1876
Dor cent--And fond aa am OF little child
ron-as delighted as would DO politically
speaking 10 dandlo on lnfa II on my knee,
tthlnk an infant Of that age ought 10 be.
MIN 10 nurse rne. LAuphtor.) And some
OF those infants that arc pouring or
threatening 10 pour their money into tho
10th Congressional district ana 70 send
fhoir sponkors and power, have got up
six foot high, and thoy propose 10 get out
OF the cradle and kick me out OF the house,
and II Ia about time 10 stop rocking the
cradle for those sensitive infanta.
Well, after wo got over the stage OF In
fant industry protection things went along
pretty we'll. Tho tariff began TO be re-
duced I'm this country, and before the war