The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

probate Judge, aud Justice j., II, Reigner,
introduced those who had neysr met Mr.
Warwick,
After ali Of the guests had been received
by Mr., Warwick, they were given the
freedom OF the house and requested 70
make themselves AZ home, The visitors
scattered through the different rooms ana
tor two hours, all had most enjoyable
time,
M, Warwick did his beat 10 please the
yiaitora, and 10 say he succeeded admir-
ably, IL Tutling u very mild All were do,
lighted with the treatment received, ana
many we're the congratulations bestowed,
tor the excellent manner ~ Wlileh lhe
large crowd was accommodated
REFREaHMRHTa SERVED,
Ia tile dining room dainty refr shmenia
were served, Here the charming wife OF
w, l. X, Warwick presided, and seemed
10 take great pride IN 'eelng that oil we're
we'll provided for, She was assisted ny
MiaA CarthOuHe, her cousin, and
number Of ladies, and many servants but
she was determined that all should DO
waited on ln the best possible manner,
and was 40 busy as any OF the servants, w
passing tho tempting refreshments, 10 all
who visited the dining room, and tits safe
10 say that not a man missed that ROOM
Mrs, John g, Warwick was Ia the par
lor and greeted the many. guests kindly,
She had q pleasant word for all, and has
certainly found warm place IN The hearts
OF many members OF y NJ ID U
ADDRESS oF MR. ., V. CARR,
After all had partaken Of the refresh
menta, Mr., j, v, Carr addressed Hon.
John G., Warwick 40 followal
la the name aud on behalf OF the u MI
ID, q, Of Canton, | have the pleasure OF
presenting 20 you IN a more formal man'
ner tic revolutions adopted by our club
few days following your nomination ~
OWylle, Az tho time q copy was sent
you by the committee but this one has Tie
signature Of the entire club,
great French orator of the last cen.
tury, after whom your city was named
said WIhe ancient schoola Of philosophy
were distinguished by principles peculiar
respectively 10 each OF them, Aud the
disciples Of these schools TO show their
conviction OF tho truth OF the principles
which they profeased, made u public dis
play of them In their llyea, Thus the
threadhare garments In which some were
seen ranging the, streets OF Rome, and
Athens, showed they were the dlsclnea OF
which he taught.
ln like manner In the schools Of the po.
liiloal parties, with declaration OF certain
principles In their platforms, we 90 forth
TO meet the coming struggle, confident
that Victory will crown the right, 40 Wen.
dell PHILIPPE has said, zone man In the
. .lght will eventually become majority
Our president Chaa. KrlohbRum, In his
Inaugural address, used language 40 fol.
lowai "Polltlca Ia q sacred bualneaa, II
has 10 do with the dearest interests OF life
ont OF II are the Issues OF liberty aud Jus.
ilce, and he aeryea hla country wisely and
his God acceptably, and | believe reyer'
emily, who taken full, manly and active
lniereai In la methods and In shaping iia
results,
With this purpose ever IN View, ylzi the |
better government for the people, your
friends from Canton, Navarro and Maaail- |
lon have called this evening 10 greet you
aa their standard bearer, confident that
when the battle OF tho ballots will be
brought 10 q close on the evening OF Nov
1, II will bo found that tho right Repreaen'
tatlye from the 10th Congressional dlAtrlot
dwolla on tho banks OF the Tuacarawaa,
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Tho following resolutions, signed by
300 members OF tho club, were then pro-
Hentedl
Resolutions endorsing Hon. John G.. |
Warwick by the Y. M. ID, Q. OF Canton, q. |
RESOLVED; by the Young Mons Dem. |
ocratlo Club, that we, lta members, will |
use our individual and united Efforts for |
The election Of the entire Democratic tick.
NJ, nominated June iS and July II, 1890.
Throwing aside all poraonal preference |
that the purpose OF good government may |
bo obtained, we call upon oil Democratic |
and independent voters 70 rally 10 tho |
support OF this ticket.
RESOLVED! That In the ticket headed |
by our worthy standard bearer Hon. John
q, Warwick, Of Maaulllon, we have one
worthy OF our hearty support, and will |
iao all honorable means for the attain
mont OF his election and that OF the on.
lire Democratic ticket.
RESOLVED; Tint the members OF |
.hla club pledge themselves TO use their |
united efforts from now until the polls
iloao Tuesday evening November ith In |
heir respective wards FOR the success Of |
ho entire Democratic ticket
RESOLVED; That copy OF those reso'
utions bo eont 10 Hon, John e, warwick |
md published In tho NEws.DEMooRAT |
md Volks.Netung as notice TO oil 0b.
lont members 60 "fall into llnen and |
work accordingly JOHN V, CARR.
G. w. PARSONS.
ATLEE PoMERENE,
Committee.