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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
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Valuable Suggestions for Ohio Farmers
A Correspondent asks Major Mckinley
Some Pertinent Queationa on Very Vital
Topics,
hD NsWA DEMOBRATl- The article
on Question Clubs and the Taflil,
which appeared IN a late Issue OF your
Journal, occasions the thought that aa
tho plan works well In Massachusetts,
II may likewise do 40 IN OHIO, More.
over, aH the ayOWed aud acknowledged
champion Of high tanfi IN Congress II
sent from this district, he Of all others,
Can probably satisfactorily answer
questions on the BuhieGt that deeply
concern his constituents,
10 is accordingly suggested that they
who arc Interested IN thblf own hnl
their fellows Wellbeing, aud especially
tho farmers, individually on collect
lively, write 10 their Representative IN
the congress- OF the United States, MI,
Mckinley, aud request his replies 10
such queatiOna as they may dfalr6 Ia
formation about, For example.
/, Why are farming lands deeTeah
log In value m stark G0uutyf
2, Since more farm products are
ralaed IN this country than can DO here
consumed, and ainGH tho hurpua has
therefore 10 be sent abroad 10 be sold,
how does " benefit tho farmer W place
u duty upon themY
3, II q stark county farmer sends
his wheat 10 Liverpool aud there takes
goods In exchange for II, how Ia he ben
ilLled by having 10 pay i7lG per cent
or any per cent, on them 10 the customs
officers, when he brings them homer
4. II he does not choose 70 exchange
his wheat tor goods Ia Liverpool, but
takea drafts or money instead, please
explain how no Ia made more prosper
Qua by having 10 take leaa goods In OK
change for the money In this country
than no could got for the same amount
elaewherep
0. You have, In your public ad'
dresses frequently aud emphatloally
declared that you deaplae the word
cheap. II, now, instead OF receiving
aOlary Of 5000 u year, you were u
working man, getting q precarloua dol
lar a day, with reata rising and q fam
lily OF children, whom you must supply
with food, clothing, shelter and school
books out OF your earnings, Ia II not
possible that you would regard more
leniently tho word "cheapW
Your distinguished aud candid CON
slderation o. these questions, and 10.
plies thereto, are respectfully requested
by A Con STITuENT,
Greentown, Stark county, Mar. 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
COLD FIGURES,
Showing Mckinley . Chances for Carrying
tho Bixtoonth District.
Correspondence Of Columbus Post. ]

ICofftAhonucnoo OF OulunuuA lVHIl
MILLERsBuRo, March 1d.-There is
some noise made by some Republican
papers that Mckinley may be able to
carry the new Sixteenth district even
with It's 1900 majority, Let him try H.,
is all we want and that will test II.
The following are the maj0ritIe8 In
the district since, and including 1857
1889, 1859; 1883, 1856; 1884, 66b; 1885,
1926; 1886, l,9i5; 1887, 2,l35; 1888, 2,OO3i
1859, 2,00S.
The above looks to US like q tolerably
healthy Democratic district. In 1884,
the county OF Stark went daft on
Blaine, whom they w0rBhiped as n
dandy protectlonist, and she gave him
800 majority, but she had gotten over
this protection idea by 1883 and gave
Cleveland 1871 majority, and the district
In 1888, instead OF giving only 600 as
she did In 1884, rolled up 2,053, Holmes
giving 2,li7, otherwise the district
would have been Republican.
1t will be seen that the Republicans
must 90 cunning In some other district
than the 10th. II the vote Of last year
il taken for delegate apporti0nment In
the Congressional convention there will
be In ali l02 delegates, viz: Holmes 81,
Medina 20, Wayne AZ andStark %, and
as it will take 81 to nominate II will be
seen that Stark will have within three
Of enough to secure the prize, This
looks little lopsided and disadyan.
tageous to the other counties, and es-
peclally to Holmes, which will have to
do the electing, in all probability, un-
less Stark shows up 40 well next No
yember as she did last
II Mckinley desires big dose Of de-
feat administered, let him make the
race In the new 10th district.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
MoNNoT Ar UPPER sANDusKY
ANON lho upror snndnlEy uInIon.l

Chairman Halbedel introduced Hon.
John Il Monnot, "the young eagle Of
Stark" who he said would address the
Club upon the Tariff Reform issue
The distinguished gentleman's eloquent
speech was received with the greatest
OF satisfaction by all who were fortu.
nate enough to represent. Mr. Monnot
Is but % years of age, but 80 well has he
improved his years that perhaps no man
In Ohio Is more thoroughly posted in
all that relates TO tariff, trusts and com.
blnations, than he. He is o splendid
talker, having all the gracos of the fin-
ished orator; volumes ofstatistics seem
TO lie In his memory, which come forth
nc his bidding, and interviewer with his
eloquent utteranceB made his speech on
the tariff as entertaining as II he had
one of the moBt popular and fascinating
themes for q subject. He Is an organ.
izsr Of conceded ability, To his skillful
manipulations 10 largely due the fact
that Stark county has been wrested
from the control OF Mckinley and
placed solidly In the Democratic col
umn. by the re.destrictlng bill Stark
county iB In a Democratic district, and
we suggest no litter young man can be
found In Ohio TO occupy the chair IN
Congress 80 long held by Mckinley,
than the Hon. John u. Monnot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

writer believes that tho uhe OF tho eaftn
40 part OF tho return circuit, IN highly
dangerous both 10 life ana property
With respect t0 tho important qleh
ton, how strong a current 10 dangerous
70 life, the writer accounts for tle var
lOua widely contradictory statements lii
this wlae, Mere electrical pressure hna
strength OF current do not deteflnlne
the question, whether tle current 10 u
killing Que, II 10 tho reGOll IA tho sud-
den htOppage Ot current which lhh
been ilUWlng through tho coils OF b
dynamo that IN dbaaly ~ lie, This 10
llux action, duo W induction, cannot DO
calculated from tho electrical pTthnufp
supplied W the continuous elleuit Of
lrum tho electrical current ana tne 10
alhIapee, When We hear, therefore, Oi
a person taking with impuuily one
thousand volts, (lhe volt being The eleo
tfloal pressure unltl We must ask now
much current lheru was at THIS pres
sure, how many dynamo coils tneru
were Ia oi cult and how great waa tho
tlmH rate Of change m breaking thp
circuit, One can take tho current lf0m
ono hundred batteries, giving Two hun
dTed volta pressure, without serious dih
comfort, II tnef6 aru no coils ln lilo
circuit. lntefp0a6 powerful electro
magnet and then break tho ollculI, lhe
feo0ll current VIII mako Onb ittl hh II
he had been struck Ia tho ehtht win q
heavy hledge hammeri the arms VIII
draw up oOnYulalY6ly, the llps viii
strive % utter cry OF pain, and q sense
80 st.igiua, ua tu IA tutuftu0 M Will anna
over ono The author says what hr
has here portrayed from actual 6xpefl
ence will give a lively henht OF what
would happen II a current OF five hun
dred volts, running through dynamo
coils, should be suddenly stopped Ia The
human body, tho reeOil would DO tle-
mendOua and deadly,
Speaking OF tho double overhead
wire 1. o., complete circuit, The writer
contends that II would ObYlate many
exiating dangers, This system would
require two trOlleya 10 each car, The
current would flow along one wire,
down ono trolley, into the motor OF the
car, then up through the second trolley
and return through tho second overhead
wire 10 the central station.
In general, concludes Tf0wbfldge,
electricity may b6 said 10 be tho safest
natural agency which man employa
Steam boilers burst gas mains explode
Hut there N nothing exploalye Ia an
electrical generator or an electric mo-
tor. The wires conveying the current
can rond nothing, and become heated
only through gross careleaanena There
ia therefore q tendency for electrical
wOrkmen 10 become careless and 10 the
employment OF Ignorant puraona,
"ln u neighbOriug museum u skilled
observer, engaged In atudylng the hab
ita OF rattle6nakea, Ia accustomed toput
his arm into u tall jar containing The
reptiles, and take them out with the
bare hand He has never been bitten,
for ho knows how 10 seize the snakes
The danger 10 an Ignorant person In
SELLING an electric wire carrying q
strong current 10 90 great ~ that 10
which n person, Ignorant OF the ways
of snakes, would be subjected II ho un'
dertook the place OF the skilled OBJ
server"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
A CONDITION OF DieAPPoINT.
MmNT.

There 10 no doubt that patronage, aa
that term iB understood 10 mean the
control and distribution of Federal OF
lCes, 10 u source Of Generalization aud
weakness 10 any party, Jefferson
rightly described " In his letter 10
ghilda, In which he said that he could
manage the appointments, but not tho
dBapp0intments. II seems 20 DO very
generally conceded that Harrison, the
President, has reached that stage Of
administration whore dlaapp0mtmonla
are somewhat appalling, lhey are not
confined, however, 70 the Office seekers.
There Is general disappointment with
the results OF the administration, hS
touching the business interests OF the
country, This disappointment ~ rad
loal, aullen, and in many spots ythem'
ent. The rapid apread Of an OrganlZll'
ton called the Farmers Alliance,
(made up largely of liepublioansl all
over the West III a sure omen that the
farmers are all out with the admins
tration, and dissatisfied with the
situation. Every prairie wind Is laden
with the sad whines Of discomfort, ana
every sposmotic cyclone that tears up
the rude shantiea OF the Western pi0,
neers, Is loaded with malignant aud
thuuderou8 wrath for the powers that
bein Washington.
Here we have the Harper Sentinel Of
Harper, Kansas, u radical Republican
paper, which whoOped 'er up loud ana
vehement for Harrison and n home
market, In 1883, aud did iB little quota
for the $4,000 majority the deluded
gopher grabbers rolled up for Quayg
man In Kansas. The very frat editorial
is headed "What Has Been Done, ana
II starts out In the following doleful
manner;
olt was Just one year last Tuesday
since President Harrison was innugu'
rated. What has been done TO make
the country more prosperous during
this yearp We do not deny having
voted for him, but we have been trying
TO sum up what great aud good things
have come TO us, as u people, Dy the
change, and we find but little, II any
benefit from II, IL Is wonderful what
fools we mortals be- along about Pres
idential election time, How often have
we yelled ourselves hoarse for some
candidate, feeling that II was necessary
IN order TO save Che country from eter'
mai ruin. IL may be that this "hip, bip,
hurrah' plan Is noceSsary--but we
doubt IL. When political parties have
grown old, they are somewhat Ike re-
treating Boldierg-they must give 30
much attention TO their rear, that they
cannot look ahead"
Now, the above extract 10 a fair
specimen of the political talk wagging
wild and loose all over the West now.
What does IL meanY
10 means that the enamel has worn
Off the lurid cheeks Of the painted har'
lot of Protection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
A nound legal Opinion.

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This great remedy will ward off, as
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

PRIVATE DALzELL Is q candidate
for Congress In the new 18th district,
But the Private will not get the nomi'
nation. The Republicans have no use
for n candidate who has no money.
Some soft hearted citizen, who Btaid at
home during the war, and played GRO
quet with the girls, while the Private
put down the rebellion; or some polltl'
cal adventurer, who has married a rich
girl, and wants to shine In the entranc
ing whirl Of Washington official society,
will lug OIL the nomination, The
Private would do we'll to save all future
worry and vote the Democratic ticket
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

THE latest newspaper venture In this
neck Of the woods is the Malvern Do
ings, published by our old friend, W. s
Knox, late Of the Minerva News. The
Doings 10 a fine local paper; i've col
umn folio, with nine columns Of local
advertising and lots Of local news. II
any man can make the Doings do good
work for Malvern, Mr.. Knox Is the
man. The paper 10 independent In
politics, full of snap and grit, and
ought to succeed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
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conditions which give this country it's
hands full, without adding now com
plicntions. 1t is surprising that such
II magazino as Tho Forum should
have admitted to its pages this slur
upon the South, aud especially no in
view Of the vigorous efforts its mana.
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Southern people that Tho Forum is
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WHERE VOTES ARE Sup
PRESSED"

In 1883 Florida cast IS per cent.
OF It's possible vote, and Connecticut
cast a per cent, according to calcu.
lations published last year in the
New York Press, Il Republican pa-
per, edited by Mr.. Robert p. Porter
until he took charge of tho census.
These figures convince Mr.. Henry
Cabot Lodge that there is fraudu.
lent suppression of the vote in the
South. In 1888 West Virginia cast
81 per cent. of her vote. and AIassa-
chusetts cast 60 per cent, in view Of
which fact Mr.. Lodge demands that
the vote in the South be counted by
Federal officials. Mr.. Lodge op.
posed the amendment to the Dtven
port-Rowell Lodge bill, offered by
MIR. Lehlbach, n Republican, that
would make the Federal election law
apply to Massachusetts us we'll as
to West Virginia.
According to the same Republican
authority i'll 1883 Texas and Virginia
each cast IS per cent of its possible
vote, and New Hampshire cast 70
per cent, Vermont cast GO per cent,
Name cast 81 per cent, which fig
ures satisfy Mcssrs. Rowcll and
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FIRE in S URARc

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CLUB RATES: Tickets for $50. 10.
Special Rates Arranged Will, Agents
AGENTS WANTED in every town md
city in the United States and British Amer
ica.
The payment of Prizes is guaranteed nv
n special deposit of fsve hundred thousand
dollars $500, e00), with tho State Govern
lhent, and approved by Jesus Ar.chign.
Governor.
Drawings under the personal superyi-
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pointed by the Government rs Intoryontor.
II CERTIFY that with the State Trensur-
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assuring full payment of all prizes of this
drawing HERMINIO ARTEAGA.
Interrentor."
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American money Collections chr be
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Ticket sent direct 10 management will bn
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEET
ING.

The Democrats of Tazewell county
are requested to assemble in the
Court House on Tuesday, July 20,
iS?o' at p. M, for tho purpose Of
eiectinS delegates to tho Democratic
Congressional Convention, to be held
at Pulnski City, OH Wednesday, Au.
gust Is, 1880, to nominate n candi
date for Congress. Tazcwcll county
Will be entitled to ii Delegates and
IL alternates i'll the convention.
Fl. &. PEERy, Chairman.
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Lodge that tho vote in the South is
not cast, OF if cast is not counted.
The vote cast i'll West Virginia was
90 per cent, i'll Florida Sc per cent.
III North Carolina 81 per cent, in
Ohio 81 per cont, in New Jersey 80
per cent, i'll New York so per cent
and ill Pennsylvania 7G per cent. If
any one is not convinced by these
contrasting figures that intimidation
and false counting prevail in the
South he should apply to Mr.. Henry
Cabot Lodge TO have tho figures CT
planned to him.
How generally intimidation and
iaisc counting prevail in Mr.. Lodges
own section Of tho country can be
seen by comparing New England
with tie Northwest. Indiana cast
W per cent. Of her vote, Kansas 95.
Nebraska 81, Minnesota 81 Wiscon
SIN SIS and Michigan 50 per cont.
Connecticut cast II per cent, Now
Hampshire ~, Vermont G3, Maine
ILL., Massachusetts 60 aud Rhode Is
land 40 per cont, 1t must occur TO
Mr. Lodge that elections in New
England are little better than farce.
Arkansas cast 6S per cent. of her
vote, which is better than four of
the New England States did. Lou.
isiana and Rhode Island cast Is Der
cent. Alabama cast Sc per cent,
which Is better than Rhode Island
and very nearly as good us AIassa-
chusettS. Georgia, Mississippi and
South Carolina scom to be the only
States that i'll this ratio of yctinr
rank below Rhode Island.
Tho Northwestern group Of States
cast SO per cent. of its vote: the
South, outside of six States, Ala
bama, Arkansas, Georgia, Lorisiann,
mississippi and South Carolina, cast
70 per cent. The six New England
States cast G3 per cent, and tho six
Southern States above enumerated
cast 10 per cent, but ono of them,
Arkansas. cast II higher percentage
thnn New EnSlrnd
Mr.. Lodges section of the country
seems to be i'll as great need of Fed.
oral returning boards rs the South.
Tho main difference between them is
that most Of the Representative.
from New England nro already Re.
pnblIcans. and the Lodge scheme is
to set Republican Representatives
from the section where the people
elect Democrats. - National Demo
crat.
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TREsPAss NOTICE.

All persons IRE warned. under penalty
IF the law, against hunting, fishing or
trcspassing upon my lands
June ~, 30. IL. w. WjiTEN.