The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
DOWN TO BUSINESS.

The desperate Efforts 10 divert voters
from confederation OF the iniquitiea
of the tariff bill, and the whole legiala-
ton Of this violent Congreaa, oOn6lat Ia
paradlng newspaper pulls for MoKin-
ley's personality. The peryeralon Of
these extracts, the parbling Of them
The misrepresentation OF the political
Affiliations OF the papers themselves, is
on parity with the Wholesale lying on
all subjects In which the Molklnleyites
now Indulge, Such papers Oh the World
and Sun have spoken kindly OF the Ma.
or In his private relations, In 40 en-
phatic q way 40 the NEwa. DEMOCRAT.
Both have Expressed opposition 10 his
reelection, but this 10 carefully omit
tod. In all It's labore the World has
been vigorous 10 exposing the outrage
Gus robbery Of tho tarllt bill. IL has
permitted Billy Goat Skinner 10 Impose
some OF his p0etical tltuaionB upon it8
telegraphlc columns, and these have
been the paragraphs quoted, Weare con.
lldent that the World will discover tho
buncO game soon. All other Demo
cratic newspapers, not begulled by
the nonsenaIcal twaddle about gerry
manders whose history they compre-
hend, have spoken OF Mckinley as he
really 10, the rank and violent partisan,
socially the smooth, smiling, yote'beg'
ging Pharisee,
How is IL on the Republican
sldeY There has been no criticism
In any Democratic paper c0mpara-
BILE for ylrulence and cOnstancy,
with that Of the Mckinley bill,
In such Republican papers as the
Chicago Tribune, 81. Louis Globe Dem
ocrat, Topeka Capital, 81, Paul Pioneer
Press, and many others, East and West
IL ia common sequence for party or.
gane TO yield their opposition and In q
spirit OF forgiveness 10 endorse re-
election Of the man, whose work they
80 violently condemn But that does
not change the point we make,
And there i9 the Cleveland Penny
Press, an Independent paper, IL pub
fishes compiled eulogy Of Mckinley
u mosaic prepared by his legal patron,
minister and family physician. 10 also
printed a beautiful tribute upon War
wlck's benevolence TO his employees.
The former was reprinted In the Re
pository, and now In that Doodle paid
edition Of 5000 extra copies, II 10 scat
tered broadcast. But-we don't cher
sh excessive love for the Penny Press
In all It's ways-what paper is doing
more effective work than II against tile
deceits, the outrageous increases, the
falsehoods about wages and advanced
prices Of the Mckinley billY Are any
OF its daily editorials copied by the Re-
poslt0ry. And the leading independent
papers OF the country are against this
tariff robbery The NEws.DEMooiiAT
filed column after column with clip.
pings while the bill was pending.
The question for voters of common
sense to determine is whether they ap.
prove the legislation for which Nc.
Klnley Is responsible. The question is
whether II is not idiotic to hold certain
political doctrines, and then vote for u
man who will at all times labor and
vote 10 defeat them. The question Is
whether after all the puffs, honest and
hired, VIM. Mckinley Is more honest,
more capable, better citizen than John
G.. Warwick ?
compare JnelI IIe recOTub' WebnOuld
not have TO 20 10 the Eastern press TO
discover them. II each is not known
here in the home he inhablts, each is
an undeserving nobody, The one has
been In office. The other In business,
The one has never accomplished in
years Of service anything but the plac-
Ing Of men In Office TO repay him by
partisan work. The other, starting
poor man, has amassed an honorable
competence, and In diverse channels,
mining, milling, railroading and farm
ing, added to the material, tangible well
fare Of Stark county.
Sit down, Democrat, and give II calm
reflection. Think OF II In oil its rela.
tions. And you will arise determined
that the next button-holing Republican
who comes about will deserve the re-
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