The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

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Tho Young Mons Democratic Club has
iuHi cause 10 feel proud uf lla celebration
~ hc thlrd Anniversary ot cX'Prealdent
Cicyrland'a 1arli Reform message, The
affair was nll thlt could ho dchrcd and
each individual mcmhor Of the club who
iu any way helped tu make the ALTAR the
isnccoHs .t wuh, Is entitled 10 hih iull share
~ uia credit
Ittook hard and earnest worl, 10 make
thc necessary arrangements, ana Che com.
mltleo dld thplr duty in no thorough u
manner chat nothing was lnit uudono that
would ln amy way add tp tlo pleasure OF
the occasion,
hiL pamacott hhd charge Of the dee.
ofaUHUa. and tho handsome appearance
OF thu Hall. rriloom much credit upon him,
Nlup0, bunting and putlcd plants wore
nrrnurud in Hn artistic manner and The
univ 3l verdict wac that u was Na hHnl-
some U room 1a ever Hnrn lu Canton,
Tho banquet was hold ln lllhtH hall
in Moth Narhct atrerL lliHu largo room
aud we'll suited FOR such an affair." Tho
To0mn ul Che club on tho lllOr below, were
utilized tlr tho coats, Charles Hammer
waH iu charge there, and dil hia worl, 40
thoroughly with the nid of hia assistants,
that not a anglr article was logt
The new quarters of Che club are very
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Furnished, uul 70 would hn hard for tht
81. ~. ID, q. to tud rooms bctor suited for
lio purpose, than the ones now occupied
HulIy four hundred guests were iu nt'
tendance and ID would be- "a hard matter
O. nnd one who was not well pleased
with last ughta programme, Many out
~ town yiAtor wore pfcHcnL
The guOgta commenced 90 arrive shortly
after ocl0el and pt . were invited 10 the
banquet hall, whore an elegant rcpaut was
served. lt was in charge Of Mr.. j. G..
Warvol, Of the Avenue and the spread
aprclla Ia the highest terms OF that gentle.
man, nH q cAtcfoG His walters were well
tralncd and the bin Of fare ilrsi.cl0ss In
every particular.
TrE MENU,
nuc Point Oysters, on half shell,
nakcd whlto Fish, q Ia Avenue
Celery cold slnw, lHoklus
clarct
Saratoga Chips
Cold nonnd Ham. cold Whlto Meats Of Turkey
Escalloptd Oysluu Chlckon Salid
1tn biscuit Graham ntcid White bread,
Cncken Cheese Conco
shorty
ilCrum. Assorted cake, hult
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Joc G whrycl. Caterer,
The distinguished guests were seated at
largo table In the front part Of tho hall.
This wa handsomely decorated and pre-.
scented beautiful appearance. AZ this
fablc were seated Hon. John G. Wolty,
folat master; Charles Krichbaum, prosi.
dent of the club, Judge u, j, Blandn, Of
Cleveland; Hon, John j, Hail. OF Akron,
Hon. Thomas Walsh, OF Akron, Hon. l..
A. Russell, Of Cleveland, DR., lkirt, OF
Hast Liverpool, Hon. j. " Lowie, OF ALI
ancc; \, g. Macpherson, OF Washington;
Mayor John Il, Blake, Judge A, A. Thnyor,
Hon. Johnson Shcrrlck, A, McGrogor and
Gen. 4. Il. Sherwood
TuE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
After all had pnrtakon Of the good
things served by Caterer Warvol, Presl.
dent Charles Krichbnum delivered the
opening address. He spoke In substance
~ followsi
GENTLEMEN AND FELLOW DEAooRArs,-
II becomes my duty, ns President Of the
Young Mems Democratic Club, 70 call this
joyous company 10 order.
This banquet IA not intended 70 bo an
empty jubilee full OF insolont rejoicing
oycr moro party SUCCESS II Nv 10 be eel.
cbraton Of the growth and triumph Of
great economic principle principle
dear 10 the people I'm proportion nv ita
truth has been rcvonlod-a principle, the
promulgalion Of which has marked now
eva In political history, blessing 10 all
che people, 20 pll parties ~ well, FOR II has
doilcctod political discussion from old aud
dead iasuea, has onnoblod and elevated
that discussion and therefore the thoughts
Of thc American people, has put them In
fa.an1 sfiluliAN uflth lnA lrHuIDN and ttIiih
thc actual needs OF men,
u ia The anniversary OF this heroic decd
we ecclIhrato tonight, as well 90 the growth
and triumph OF the principle, that ovory
citizen shalt onioy all the fruits Of his In
tlnstry, less only sufficient 20 faithfully
and economically administer tho govern
fnent.
We hnvc kopt up The fight pcrsistently
and sioadfnstly from The beginning, and
we purpose TO continue tho fight 10 tho
end, through evil ua well 40 through good
report. AZ n club we congratulate our
selves tonight, that while we mover surron-
der we also never die.
Out OF the groAicat fight In tho political |
history OF the Sixteenth Ohio District we |
have come with our shields slightly dent |
csl, but nevertheless bright with the sculilo |
of manly conflict. Wn were In the thick |
cat part Of the modern battle OF Waterloo. |
We met the brunt OF the canoDado OF the |
bcncnclnries of protection. The multi- |
plying villnnies OF Quayiem and Dudley |
isn did swarm upon us, Every thing cor
ruptiblo was corrupted. Tho catalogue OF |
infnily has no terms ilttinRly 10 depict tho |
corruptuse OF money In the 10th Ohio dis
fEict.
Money wrung from the hard hands OF |
lhoncat toll by an decentralization. Mon