The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

THEY ara Tediatrioting New York
CITY for street cleaning purposes We
trust the MoCOmas bill does not apply,
THE Indiana elections we're of unus-
ual Importance, Ihe township trus
teeheleeted arc supervisors Of elections,
NOWHERE we're the municipal elee,
tlona more deeialYely Democratic than
Ia hf, Harrlaon'a own state OF lndi-
ana,
THE record Ia the Montana election
cases II 30 plain that no technical quib-
bling by grandmother ll0ar IN the
eenate eau alter the popular idea,
The average tariff rate of thu Nc
klnley bill IL is,hi-at present, II ia
iBlp, The estimated revenues from
u are esaaDOOOO, That 10 what you
call reduction,
THE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
h booming Speaker Reed for president.
That hetllea him No man was ever
nominated that paper endorsed before
the convention,
EX GOVERNOR CORNELL, Of New
YORK, u hiding from his creditors,
THIS u The same Cornell who engineered
the 'bllnd pool" 10 much discussed dur
ing the Conkllng episode,
Mn IIENRY O. LEA, who wrote the
acAlhlng letter 10 the President else
whore presented, IL a wealthy phiade,
phlan, the author OF several eminent
works, and often prominent political
factor
TnE Montana Senatorial question
was the local issue ln Helena, Tuesday,
The Democrats reversed tho liepubll
can majority ln that city, and swept II
by three hundred, gain OF Que th0la
ald
Tm evidence aecumulatea that Mr.
Blaine laa presidential candidate, 10
would DO u charming denOuemeut in
mHlOdfamatlo politics should Mr.. llar
rlaOn reoiprocato by withdrawing Ia
his favor
lriaa new word, but already II has
attained standing aud will be inserted |
Ia standard leXlGona, "rO mOntanaiZB'
to steal, 10 f0bi for example, 70 sand !
bag a state, ana 10 rob II Of aolirg0y. |
ernment
QUAYa man, pelamoter, Ia liable to |
be tAe Republican nominee for Cover |
nor ~ PennaylYaua, There IN enough |
openly charged against him tOaend him !
" the penltentlary aud remember the |
Democrats have not said q word
TnE lleilnor reform blll under which |
NlA lNAlaV4 lN..aI al A N|alva
pointed, II 10 DO tested IN the state |
Supreme Court, This Ia q variation |
from the process Of having Congress |
Interfere with Democratic legislation,
GEN PAT, A, COLLINS, the Boston |
eX Congressman, thinks the liepuhll' |
can presidential nomination In 1899, !
Will be between Alger and Mckinley |
Harrison was but u compromise, and |
nobody cares to compromise on him
again.
THAT "homi8pheral policy" 90 the |
PltlGburg Times Blaine rhApaOdlat !
calls the proposed reciprocity with |
South America Ia u grand idea, but the |
thought Of Argentine wool coming In |
free VIII give Uncle Dayy llarpstor the |
foot rot.
TuE heavy lno imposed by a Phlla.
delphia Judge upon an importer of |
contract labOrerS will probably meet |
with the cenaure of the Akron Beacon. |
It's theory is that glass workers should |
be imported from Belgium under pau.
per contracts,
Mn, HoAR gave notice In the Senate
that no would aak that body 10 ait on
Monday until tho Montana election |
cases were settled. Oh, no The Sen.
ate cannot settle these cases 10 can |
seat the Republican lntruder8, but the
settlement will come later,
SENATOR VAN CLEAF's bill 20 pre-.
vent the payment Of any commission
70 agents from Ohios portion OF the
direct tax az iteyer be refunded should
pass. The influence these lobbyists
have had 10 less than the impression
of gnat upon an elephant, For ten
years Congress has known all about
this tax bill and has been trying to
pass H.