The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
nDIqoaIAL aaUlna.


between Che two Woman's Christian Ton
perance Unions has occurred Ia The ps
lltical world this year, We presume Mrs
j, Ellen Foster 10 tie under one In th
ilahtl but then she ID high kicker an
fights best under
Tho outrageous action ~ the Ohio Son
ale in oustlng Lieutenant Governor Lnmp
son, who was honestly elected, Should b
rehuked by the people, lot us have al
expression on this outrage against lh
State to-day, Ohio State Journal
The above appeared In the Ohio Stat
journal yesterday, The same day tn
people voted, and they voted not 10 70
buke the Ohio Senate, but 10 strengthen
IL, The verdict, brother, la Just,
Mn, PARNELL gets $4,000 from the Lon
don Times by his libel suit, As ho IN ~
I aiieotionate son, we hopeto hear no mor
OF his mothers destitute circumstances
THE Leader prints to-day an unreliable
telegram from Springfield, Ohio, iha
Hon. John n, Monnot was there 10 patel
up truce between j. II. Thomaa, late
candidate for u, s, Senator
and Cal Brlce, We learn there
Ii no truth In this, Mr., Monnot
who Ia warm personal friend OF Mr.
Thomas, paid him friendly visit after
his recent sickness and incidentally talked
over with him the various plans TO re-dls'
trlot the State.
CoNaREsaMAB CULTIVATE did up Me-
Kinley In great shape, In the debate on
the contested election case, lle alluded
10 McKlnley'a indignant surprise that
jackson should think Of holding seat on
the ground he had for claiming election,
and take pay out Of the United States
Treasury, and then told how the Major
himself, In q former Congress, had held q
seat for more than year., drawing pay
all the time, on no better case than Jaos'
aon'a. This touched Mckinley on the
raw, and he did not attempt TO reply
jackson township II now divided Into
three election precincts, and Paris town
ship also. The bills passed the Ohio Sem
ate yesterday,
Our Mr.. Dreabach was heard from In
ho Ohio House yeatorday, He made u
rattllng good speech on the revolution 10
endorse Boaa Reeds rulings.
The faithful and alert reporters OF the
Nnwa-D DEMOCRAT are now gathering the
inside history OF the poatoillco scramble
In Canton. When prepared II will be CIV
ON 10 tho public, II will be fully verified
andlw make mighty lnteroating reading,
Whom printed, some other hearts VIII
Acho.
TnE Cleveland Leader Of to-day thinks
Major Mckinley can carry the proposed
district Of Stark, Holmes, Summit and
Wayne. This IL satisfactory, then, TO Nc
Kinloy's leading Ohio organ. The Demo
Gratis are also satisfied.
10 II possible that such mon 10 Mr.. Nc
Kinley Mr.. Butterworth, Mr.. Hit, MIR,
Cannon, Mr.. Henderson,, Mr.. Payaon and
other Republicans In tho House who have
political future aud an honorable ann
billion will stand by Speaker Rood In his
violent and inexcusablo course New
York Herald.
Certainly II Ia possible. They oil stand
by him, the whole Republican party stand
by him. Cleveland Leader.
OF course they all stand by himi but
whom the elections are hold next Noycm.
bOn, thoro will bo founda large numborot
right.thlnklng, patriotic mon who Will fail
10 stand by the Republican party, ana
don't you forget II. lfyou do we shall bo
40
time arrives,
Tm whole country will bo startled and
shocked over tho terrible calamity report
od this afternoon from Washington, by
which Secretary OF the Navy Tracy and
his whole family have boon burned 10
death. This comoa only fow hours nf-
ter the death Of Mrs. Coppinger, the old'
est daughter Of Secretary Blaine. Secre-
Tracy was called into President Harrls
son's cabinet from private life. He will
bo remembered na one Of the coterlo OF
great lawyers that took part IN tho fnmoue
case. His wife and dnugh-
tors were OF the best social circlea OF New
York and Brooklyn. No words can ilttingly
express the great sorrow that onehrouda
every sympathetic heart over such u dire
calamity.
~ oVulIt iNolknoIh y pun w NhN VIZ Olho
into Congressional chunks Of solid Dom
ocrncy should bo adopted by the Ohio
Legislature, Il will mako him bigger
man than old Tom Turner.
AN election for State Senator 10 MI u
vacancy occurs In tho Brown-Clermon
district tomorrow. Reports from there
indicate that the Republicans are spend'
ing good deal OF money 10 try and elect,
as Il would tic the Ohio Senate and pro-
vent tho Democrats from re-dlstricting
tho State. Tho Democrats arc on the
alort, and we expect 70 hear OF the oloc-
ton OF Democratic Senator.