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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-11

The Mothers Friend does away entirely
with the sewing on Of But0us. Il Is supplied
with an adjustable belt. which Is easily taken
of when the waist Is washed; the buttons are
riveted on the belt, consequently can not be
torn OF, either in Wearing, washing or ironing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-11

Mr. H. Cotton, the genial manager the
Hotel Noble" at Guthrie, Oklahoma, was
in the city yestery and favored the EAGLE
with a call Mr.. Cotton is in the tymak-
ING arrangements with our wholesalers for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-11

The y. W. c. A. viii give a social at
their rooms, 2I3 North Market, May r.
The program viii be given at 7:45 sharp,
after which refreshments viii be served
free. All are cordially invited TO attend
and make the evening enjoyable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-11

Rather Tihen. accompanied by his two
sisters. arrived in the city yesterday. The
reverend gentleman has quite recovered
his usual health and Is receiving. a hearty
welcome on his return, from his many
Frig IL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

THE New York World gives the true
cause of the financial troubles In wall
street as follows;
oThe cause Is the unnatural linking
of Treasury operations with the com
mercial money market, or more broad
ly, the maintenance Of the false system
Of using the taxing power In an attempt
To direct the business of the country
into particular channels, instead of
leaving IL free to find It's own courses
SO long as the attempt continues to
coddle business here and restrain II
there, TO determine by legislation what
enterprises shall prosper, and what 9th
or enterprises shall be made to pay trlD,
ute TO the favored ones, and 30 long as
the Government takes money In taxes
n excess Of It's own needs, and for 9th
or purposes than legitimate revenue, 80
long will the money market be subject
to disastrous vicisSitudes."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
The Pulpit and tho stage.

Rev. Il. NJ shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, KAN
says. 81 feel II my duty 70 toll what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for nae, My Lungs were badly
diseased, and my paIiahlonera thought J
could live only d few weeks, ] TOOK
live bottles Of Dr, Kings New Dlacoy.
cry and am ,ound and well, gaining ~
lba. IN weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves funhy
Folks Combination, wrlJea' IA lier q
thorough trial aud convincing evidence
/ am confident DR., Kings New placOy,
ery for Consumption, beats en- all, aud
cures when everything else fails, The
greatest kindness / can 90 my many
thousand friends IL 70 urge them 70 Wy
IT," Free trial bottles ~ Durbln
Wright 4 Co.'s Drug store Regular
sizes soc, and SlOO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
low PRoTEoTIoNIaE rAurhoT.
Rule or Ruin Policy Of MoKinlsyism In
the Sixteenth District,


The two largest manufacturing es-
tablishments IN this district are tho
DuebeT Watch Works, OF Canton, and
lluRsell Rud COL agricultural shops, OF
MaRRilOn, The later Ia an lmmeuse
establishment, employing Ia busy 6ea
son 400 men The heads OF both these
great firms are Fr1tee .i0nlsta aud used
every means, fair and foul, 10 carry the
day for Mckinley They were we'll
nigh successful, Especially did the
Dueber COp turn the tide 40 Canton.
All this while, both Mckinley aud
his oOherta were claiming 10 Do pr0tec-
tlOni6ta, not OF themselves, tho manu-
faeturers and tho rich but Protection
ihta Of Labor,
on, how they loved labor on, how
they yeaTned W protect tho working
man,
Butnow the election Ia Overland there
ls u sequel 10 the chapter,
Now lot ua have the floor please,
Some of the men IN Russell a %, 3
shops could neither bh e0aXed, cai0led,
bought nor forced 10 vote the liepubll'
can ticket,
Mckinley was beaten,
The Russell mon fairly tfOthed AZ the
mouth IN their lmp0teut rage, ana
drunk with desperation, on last satur-
day morning they singled out the Dem
OcIata la the shops who voted for War
wick, and ordered a reduction OF d8per
cent. iu their wages, Republicans
wages are not cut, Every Democrat
who was receiving a3 per day was cut
tO S2i thoae' getting s2 10 d aj aud
those getting N 81 70 ~,
MhHalllOn went wild with lndlgna
ton, and Hon, John q, warwick went
Ia person 10 the manufacturers 10 llud
ont II the horrible news were true,
They declined 20 talk upon the subject
and only said, thereafter free traders
shall receive Ireelrader'b wages In our
shops"
Here ia an example Of the sincerity
of Protection friendship for the labor,
ing man, Not IN the South, Not way
on somewhere, liut IN the sixteenth
district Our Mckinley district,
What hypocrisy What u horrible
farce
Protection Ia the abstract comes In
harmless gulte, with winh0me ways ana
plausible voice, Ia the concrete II
means actual protection 10 the rich aud
lower wages and higher prices 10 the
poor,
Take the MagsIllon example, In ita
train must follow cheaper coats for the
man, calico for the wife, II means
poverty aud an empty -four barrel, the
coal bin low, and potatoes few and
meat once u day n means shoeesa
children, and tatteIed clothes aud hun
cry mouths ana cheerleBa homes,
This particular oilenae 10 rank. II
"smella 10 heaven Enough oft Away
with the party aud tho man who ID
foster parents 10 these hateful things
We will stand II no lgnger,
The American people are not for sale
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
WE desire to call the attention of the

WE desire to call the attention Of the
g. A, II, OF Canton TO the case Of Com
rade Young of Co. o, 10th Regt. of
Illinois Volunteers, who has been dis
charged by Mr.. Dueber because he vo-
ted for John q. Warwick for Congress.
Mr.. Young refused 10 accept q Sb hat
In consideration Of his vote for Major
Mckinley from one Of Mr., Dueber's
agents. This is the extent OF his Of
fenBe. Now we can readily under
stand how an old soldier, who has risk.
cd his life In battle for the cause Of his
country, should now, In the full matur-
lty OF his intellectual manhood, decline
q brlbe for his vote, and We believe
every old soldier who has q drop OF
the old patriotic blood In his veins, Will
sympathise with Comrade Young In
bis determination W maintain bis self
respect and independence Of charac-
ter. Now Mr.. Young Is q good citizen,
and he Wind like 10 remain In Can
ton. WSBuBgest that the Grand Army
appoint committee TO wait on Mr..
Dueber and ask him to re-instate this
old soldier. The Grand Army In other
places have committees to look after
places for worthy soldiers out Of en-
ployment, why should not Canton Post
do g0y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

WE have just learned that the New.
port, Ky, brewery In response to q
request from Mr., Dueber instructed
their agent In Canton during the cam
paign not to work against Mckinley, as
he was all right on the beer question,
This win be cheering news to those Pro.
hlbltloniBts Of Medina, Stark and
Wayne, who were induced to work for
Mckinley. And now that the election
is over, what Ia Mr., Dueber doing to In.
crease the sale Of the Newport beer,
Why don't Mr.. Dueber speak kind
word for this beer in his evening Re-
positoIy, and save himself from the re-
lection Of cold blooded ingratitude.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

WHAT makes the Russells Of Massll'
lon such high tax advocates Is hard TO
understand IL seems case where
partisan malice has absorbed all practi'
cal common sense. The Russell works
are not benefited by the high tariff, IL
rather Injuries them by contracting
their markets and expressing their
laborlng men, by increasing the cost OF
their living expenses. HENCE the Rus
sells are as n stupid as they are malig-
nant. They act as II they had parted
with all sense Of fair play, and propose
to either own their laborers, or degrade
them. IL is just such unjust aud OPP
pressive measures as the Russells have
resorted TO, that drives patriotic and
fair minded men out Of the Republican
party and makes Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

ONE Of the most remarkable curios-
tiles OF the recent elections is seen In
this 10th district. IL is the intense
bitterness exhibited over the defeat OF
the Republican party. 1t Is seen no
where else In the country. In fact the
Democratic victories won In the West
ern States have been by Republican
voters, and there Is d serene satisfac'
tion among all classes that oil is for the
beat. We 1nd no case outside OF STARK
county, any where In the United States,
where manufacturers have discharged
Democrats for voting with the vlctori-
GUS party. The New England manu-
facturers, mot In trusts), have largely
contributed TO the grand result We
very much regret this narrow partisan
malice. II bodies no good to any class
of our fellow citizens,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

the NEws-DEMOORAT tho day follow.
ing the election, within ton votes OF
the Official count, The returns we're
eanyassed according 10 law IN the
presence of Republicans and Demo
Gratis, and not decent Republican can
be found IN Holmes county VINO wiz
say that the count Is incorrect, on that
Major Mckinley was robbed of a single
vote, Why do these Republican news
papers resort ~ such bald faced lies TO
deceive their patf0nRf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
nEREs no THE OLD ROMAN

Ohio isa grand old state. Solid In
material resources aud great IN
great men, She gave the nation d
Grant, u sherman aud a Sheridan, and
she has contributed a brilliant galaxy
of intellectual lights IN the nNtion't
forum. Ewing Corwln, Chase, Allen
and Allen q, Thurman, are enough "
make her shield among the brightest
among the great constellation oistates
aud who among them all shall have q
higher place than Thurman, lie
stands as the greatest comm0nef OF
them all, a real Tribune; the life tried
champion of the people, incorruptibIt
aud uncorrupted Long live the grand
old Roman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

THERE Is now but 100000 ayaila-
bic cash In the Uaited States treasury,
says a 81. Louis Republic special, The
surplus Is gone. This amount Is less
than Is ordinarily regarded 90 safe
working balance, IL Is not enough to
cover half of any regular quarterly pen
sion draft. There will be large deli
cheney before the end Of the year
When the present Administration took
control there was q surplus IN the
treasury Of over Sli2,0OOOOO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

WHERE we're the great number OF old
soldlera In the Sixteenth district that tue
Canton DEMOCRAT enld would vote
against Mckinley Wooster l'epuhli'
can, 49,.
There are over one hundred Of them
In AlllaLoe, q iew IN Louisville, and
qulte number IN Canton. on course
Wo don't know about Wayne county,
but u Is perfectly safe TO say that
enough Republican soldiers. voted
against Mckinley to defeat his election,
Had he voted for the service pension
bill he would have been elected Is this
information of any satisfaction to you,
neighbour If 80, you are welcome TO
10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

DuEDERs Repository, commenting
on an article In the New York World
said: "rhe World has very frank way
of telling the truth" The "Rep' will
therefore see both the truthiulness and
frankness of the following, from the
World OF the same dates
A firm In Canton, o., has discharged
twelve men for voting against Nc Kin
ley II the protected manufacturers
aud monopolists imagine that they can
In this way ooerce the manhood OF
American workingmen aud make them
vote as their employers wish they are
singularly ignorant of the stun the
men are made Of. II the plan is gener'
ally adopted the principal manufacture
ing Industry Ia this country during the
next few months will be the making OF
finished Democrats out Of Republican
raw material,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

publican party from power, Had the
sleetions gone the other way, the result
would have been largely exaggerated
KS q speeimen Of the partisan bias
take South Dakota, when Whh
carried by the Democrats The AsHo
eia(ed Press only gave the country lhal
news on Nov, la, or about ton days ai'
tsr lie election, Now We have " thal
the Democrats haVe carried the legln'
Iature In both branches, which means q
Democratic u \, senator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

some friend of Mr.. Dueber having
told him that he was injuring his repu:.
tatlon by having q petition circulated
among his men vindicating his own
conduct and denouncing the News
DEMoonAT, he now seeks to avoid the
odlum of such action by throwing the
responsibility upon some Of his em-
ployes. Perhaps Mr. Dueber does not
know IL, but II Is very general conyic-
tion among leading men Of oil parties,
that he made o big mistake during the
campaign. The Republican boodlers
used him to bleed him, and now they
are laughing over his childlike and
ludicrous performances.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
ATTRHpIoH
Buli.pozsd Laborers-''iiead What the
Mckinley Tariff Has Already Done in
the Line OF Protection

the Line Of Protection
Q'rom tlle Nationally
One of tho largest increases OF duty
made BY the Mckinley larlli was LOT
Inc benefit OF the plush manufacturers,
A few days after tho bill was passed
WAGES we're reduced In plush Factory
in Batanaqua, IA, aud 800 operatives
struck, s..
The general average OF duties on
silks was slightly raised, anl IN lhe
middle OF October one OF the hllh mlliH
in Patterson, N, Jp reduced wages 20
Ihe duties on wOOlens and worateda
were Increased and near lhb enl Oh Oe-
toner Tie Valley Falls Manufacturing
ilompany of Rhode Island reduced lht
wages OF tho girls IA lta employ lrom
$3.50 70 Si,eb q week
On October 20, tho eappeIh ln y can
ming establishment Ia Indianapolis litl
their wages reduced on the ground OF
the Increase Ia tho price OF tln eallp
since the enactment Ol lhe Mohlh'py
x dispatch from Lowell, Mass, No
yember y, says thhl "lle hpuplelh W lhu
Mcrrimao mills have had their pay re~
dueed 10 oenta per day, aud Tho WAgth
OF the drawing in girls have been cut,
10 Ia Thought among tho operatives
that general cut down viii follow
A dispatch from Ashland, PENN Mo-
yembff 3, Ia the Philadelphia llqulref
reports q strike Of seventy glllh H. an
under garment factory against legWa
tiOns that would Involve them. IN OK
penae aud amount by lndirectlon 10 a
reduction OF wages.
On November 4 the cotton weayera
In LonsdRle, H. l., received notice OF u
cut down. They were getting ba cents
on a 50 yard long cut, but they are 10
run finer grade OF goods, with I'VE
yards additional on the length, aud VII
receive but 90 cents, q cut The valley
Falls ana Ashton weayera' wages have
been reduced about 10 much,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Rpopl,.

The transition from long, lingering
and paiuful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life Of the indi-
vidual Such n remarkable event Is
treasured in the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been
attained 10 gratefully blessed, Hence
il Is that 80 much is heard in praise OF
Electric Bitters. SO many feel they
owe their restoration to healty, to the
use of the Great Alternative and Tonic
n YOU are troubled with any disease OF
kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long OF
short standing you will surely lind
relief by use Of Electric Bitters. Sold
at SOC, and 81 per bottle ut Durbin,
Wright 81 Co.'S drugstore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Evening
Repository, whose initials are the same
as a printer in that. office, wants the
next Republican State Convention held
In Canton. We second the motion.
Canton now has one Of the finest opera
houses Of any interior city of Ohio
and our hotel facilities are better than
Springfield or Dayton, where State con-
yentions have been held. II II is pro-
posed to nominate Mckinley here Is
The place to do II. We are free TO say
that we should like to see Mckinley
nominated, and the fight made on his
heavy tax Issue,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20


Our Republican exchanges In the
10Th district are doleful reading now
The election seems to have filled their
gall ducts with bitter matter, and they
are shedding Tin allopathic doses. They
do not seem braced with that element
OF fortitude which has sustained the
now triumphant Democracy through
80 many deep, dark valleys OF diBap-
polntment. The CALLED gutter stripe OF
the Wooster Republican Is In the deep
est cellar Of the dumps because Gov
Warwick has been elected 10 Congress
We print q specimen extract from his
newspaper $50 called) because lts tone
10 on the Republican lines Of expires.
sion; indicating that they are too mud
10 be OF any further use TO genteel so
clety In this world. Here 10 the sweet
m0rgel
III current reports are iruo John G.,
Warwick was compelled 10 fee from Mas
alllon during the war 70 escape being
mobbod for REASONABLE uttorancog. Now
wo will sec how much this Democratic pa
trIot, who was not loyal enough 10 don the
blue whom his country needed his SER
Vices, will do for the old soldiers whom he
Rots In Congress. or course ho will intro
ducc n service pension bill Immediately
after ho has takon the oath OF oiilce'"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Ip monInLEY DON'T RUN
~ ?" wv Nf"'''"-'' afeHiniev Iutergil

-MeRinley Interview
Our fdend, the great heKlnleT declares No N''
A candidate for anything that he can name o. 500,
And lhe average doodle roo'1ei VIII sw'4 w VI"
If our T Tsat apro,ao,lonu statesman shoala refuse
"'"' p'' again
run
should ihlnu 90 thus a'pssslos in n'l' a'''''0
XVI, ,.......
The 40 n, win moumiuliY and sAdlY wipe 10 sie
10 tink they cannot hnd lhe mAh WAn 10 'Np i'''Ni
A MalE WHO fesls his sun Is ~ viii not
" '' consent
70
run
True There 10 faithful Hmfaef Of lelrlaelalol lalOp
Rut hea ffeelinH mixture Ana AAN Np''p' pNANs'
no oould aot liEs MCKINLEY, command Mo boodi'
Indeed, what wlllth party DO. II
dont
fan
We have olo great conception, Nho 'hlnss' VIII
nWard eies, ...-...-
That hs 80 for slatesmanship. and ia hls pAlare
WisHi
ps,hsps hsilnp Ms 'easlor' ip resolved 10 pola
hsHun
mt poodle wouldn't much invest II
W Mack
duut
ruR
A cousin OF Mckinley who dwells Ia oaulon town
Mlght pOisuy consider Hr might adi W HE TO-
nowHl-
NO knows somewhat Of DOODLE though he c'nhpl
cay, 'We won,
nut no would be small analr II
dohT
mR0
Or, possibly. lord puebvr might bfudueed 70 stand
Lord Morgan, 0G lOfd Russell, o. some lord IN hgh
command,
nut aul they All might hesitate tor m''bt be
serious fun,
since force sud Doodle dIdatwln when
Mack
ldid
mnl
The people proved rebellIom AZ mckinley aud hi'
bill
rhey .aoud not 300 oprolottlon0 u a thins that
No thsy lsid oat cold his parry regardless what
t6yd done
Ana hi, lavish bOode banquet ddnt ayo
Vaok
tho
run
An alias from New YORK was hero. lst'or Ihlei al
hand
Ana farmer nryana uenage showing Doodle on
demand
win pressing prayers from Muller ahl brightly
ah0ne hih auu
why Tho champion wa the hero-untl he'd
made
tho
run
The lofdly fools Of arrogance IN plehIudeo Of power
Proud Insects Of q summer day the victims Of au
hour
who thlnk rnHiR viii II sparmount Of undo lingi
must none
pare dl.oDoy rnEiR wlshesl.-whon Mckinley
- makes
the
Wn run
A .salOty smart professor from wad'worh far
away
Was sent 10 Mlorspp'~.s., Il, nolmca tho boOdlo
game 10 play
nul letl lho burg quite suddenly Wllh-"who dat
brick ffaW d0nc3n
Nor dld no walt 70 SOC how t0ro Mckinley
mol
would
nal thanks 10 our Mckinley ior hls most cobyluc'
lng "hlll"l
rroleclon Tor projections sake. .that Il, rob ~
you viii
N loaded down Ma party ~ II by many atom,
And people 30 expressed thtmtclyoal-tho
Major
neednu
run
Canton, o., Nov No. 1900. A, Mo0Hr0oR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
A anlnm vlnw Of Tho Mnlor.

EDITOR NEWS DEMooRAT' ] notice
by an interview In the Cleveland Lead
er, that Major Mckinley Is reported as
"well satisfied with the result of the
election" He thinks "Protectlon Is
stronger than ever and that the peo-
pie will soon become 80 fond Of his bill
that the next election will be carried
on the same issue, Major Mclilnleya
interview recalls the country doctor
who had got his patient just where he
wanted him. He had thrown him into
ats, and the doctor was death on fits,
Salem, q Nov, l2, 1890, " "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
poxoLooY OF THE cor.

A Canton citizen hands the NEWS
DEMOCRAT q relic of the Blaine and
Logan cUmpaign, being the doxology Of
the <, o, p, as printed In black letter
type and sung by ,ho Mckinley quar-
tette ana marching clubs Of Canton. IL
10 aa follows; comment unnecessary
Praise Blaine, whence wisdom, great
mesa flow,
Praise our great John A. Logan too
Praise our Mckinley, brave and true,
Praise Statesman Patriots, boys IN
blue. Amen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

HonMEs county held back her election
returns 10 see how many Mckinley need
cd. Whom the figures from the other
counties were known, the majority IN
dred and sent TO Warwick's relief Car
roll Republican.
The returns in Holmes county were
not held back. They were telegraphed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

WE are against the boycott, but the
action of Russell Il 20. Is 80 unpre.
cedented, un.Amerlcan and outrageous,
that we are not surprised that II has
aroused 80 much public indignation.
We publish, elsewhere, by request the
action of some Stark county farmers
boycotting this arm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Buoklon'a Arnioa salvo,

The best salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Childrens Cornes, and all skin Erup'
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 10 Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Price % cents per box. Forllsale
by Durbin Wright u Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

JOHN SHERMAN must be getting
demented. lie attributes the trouble
In Wall street to fears Of the financial
policy of the next House. What foolish,
stupid talk this is for y, 5, Senator,
The House has no power whatever In
shaping the financial policy of the Ad'
ministfation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Bull Doing is Not Business.
From the Ashland Press,

Democrats are being discharged from
the Dueber watch works at Canton, and
at the Russell shops Mt Massillon, for
refusing to vote for Mckinley. lfsuch
Is the case, Democrats can buy their
watches from some other firm, and can
get tbreshers outside Of Russell's works,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

GOVERNOR PAGE of Vermont, Re
publican, has surprised wide circle of
politicians by appointing Herbert f.
Brigham, the opposing candidate on
the Democratic ticket, chief of his mil
itary staff, with the rank Of colonel
AS remarked by the Plttsburg Post,
this is great year for Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

A SPEECH that Mckinley did not
deliver. ~ have socked II TO everybody
In my tariff bill, lost my seat In con-
gress and sent the party TO the domnl'
tion of bow.wowg. All that now
remains 10 TO run for Governor and
elect the other fellow Potts Patriot,
New LigbOn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Tho Battle For Manhood Suffrage,
lrrom lhc rolcdo peel

Gen Sherwood 10 conducting q right
eous war against the action Of tariff
protected manufacturers In seeking 70
compel their employees to vote as o herd
of cattle. The success Of such a con
test will be gratifying to the people
generally, without regard to party.