The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

The congressional canvass 10 now Wen
advanced and the Republicans heelnH
they are la a bad way, are retofllhh W an ",
kinds OF tricks, 10 fool the uhhuspeeNhH
on' Wednesday the "Rep,n published,
what p,lrported 10 be, circular from lht
National Anti, ,M0nopOly League, WIN
headquarters AZ no Eighth street, new
York City, Tho circular was hiHhel ny
W, A, a, Parsey chairman ana Lee VFah'
dale secretary, ~
The circular reads as follows 4,
"IO the Republican press OF quo ~
a regular meeting OF tie Executive Com,
mlttee Of the Anll-MonopolY League new
Ina thelr hall October no, 1880, tue tplloWlhH
resolutions we're unanimously hupplNu
and ordered 20 he transmitted W the press
by the chairman ana secretary
Whereas, The Hon, Wm, Mckinley n
candidate for election, ana
Whereas, Congressman MehNlpY W.,
proved himself az all times Il rhi lfiehl
10 the Autl'Mou0ply league anu an o'np'
industrial organizations lhht hWlNo W VIZ
prove tue condition Of tie loiling lhhhhea,
aiding and assisting no ny every llpahn y,
his power 90 obtain q inlr nearing hhu
due consideration 10 hll our hillh anu
measures ~ Washington, ana .,y,.,..
Whereas, The defeat Of Mt Mckinley
would be sad blow 60 the cause OF pro-
nresa and American labor, IT'S
Resolved, That We ask the Ant'Moho'
poly and labor voters Of his district 70 cast
aside all party ties aud letters ana FoV
for Hon, VIM, Mckinley M the champion
and firm defender Of American labor
The circular created quite stir ~ lhlu
vicinity. The very idea Of an anll'inp'
nopoly league endorsing Major MCKINLEY
for any office under the sun, The circular
on ita face appeared 10 be true, ana " was
hardly thought any paper would resort w
publishing such thing, " II was bogus
A NEWHsDEMOCRAT reporter Nenlufeu
20 inquire Of a New YORK
newapnper mau who was In thlh
aectIon Of tho state, how many
members the Anl'mOnOpoly league OF
New York had. The New York newsph'
per man laughed and replied, -Four"
He explained by saying that he ohly
knew three Of the members, W. a, !, Car
Soy, j. Y. Gallnhuo aud Leo Crnndall, he
had often heard the name oi the Iouflh
man but could not remember W. H.
lie then went on 70 explain lhhl luoho
men were dead beatu, ami made lhoir
living by writing circulars endornlng
NliltitNl ihllfuhNNt AHNo WIZ W." W.
open letter la favor OF any candidate, pro-
yldlng the price 10 satisfactory
The number giyon aa the hoadquhTtcrh
h known an Standard Hall ana ~ a place
where any one can rent box ana receive
his mail there, They also appear before
the legialaturoA on every occasion, ,adyo'
cate the opposite side OF any bill prehont
cd Wy the laboring men OF New YORK
They appear ~ the paid eoryania OF the
monopollata aud corporations Ihcy ae'
cure u hearing 10y claiming 10 represent
Ansthor branch OF aboring mon,
When tho weekly pay bill, when was
endorsed by all the laborlng men OF New
York, was up for bearing, w. A, Cnracy
appeared before the Legislature ANA op'
posed II. He was NJ that time receiving
pay from q New York railway company
Tor hia service.
This man Caracy, his namo Is not Par
aey, as algnod In the circular has been OK
posed time and time again In New. York,
and ha true character ia wei known
thCrC. llO was arrested for making "a
cowardly assault on q newspaper re-.
porter, who exposed his methods, and
hncd $50 and costs, NJ Albany, Now YORK
The circular says that Major Mckinley
has at all times shown himself to bo llrm
friend OF the anli.monopoly League Now
II he IN friend Of these dead boats, who
sell themselves on oyory occasion, what
Ia lao 90 the hnrdworking laboring man,
who makes his living by work innlcdd OF
writing letters endorsing candidates, M 80
much per letter. or appearing before the
New York legislature, IN the Interests OF
the monopolists aud corporations