The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

enthusiasm,
ruF RuaH ron THE TELEGRAPH offioh'
The newspaper reporlera made ma is'
fuah for tile telegraph ONCE ln Eet WV
frat news of, la llila race, was y V'lp, V'ppp,p
Ian Indspendent, aud BfeaRe, OF The Re-
nosltory. The hrat two blocks Skinner
lead. but on the home stretch, brehne
passed him, and landed hla mater HrnI
AFTER THE BATTLE.
Judge Sllwell was the first man 70
mount chair 10 move 20 make lhe no'ul,
nation unanimous, He Was pale, anu
evidently very much excited, over wy w
himl uneXpected result, hut he acquitted
hjrnself brayely and we'll, lie referred 10
tbe long struggle, aud 20 the long waiting
for recognition OF the gallant Democracy
of ilolmea lie thanked The delegates
from Holmes and Medina, who llad stood
by him no long and faiihfullyand prouiiH'
cd 10 give hlH untlrlng Efforts 10 TIE elec'
ton OF Gov. Warwick
The chairman, on motion, appointed
Hon, John n, Blake Of STARK, llllRer OF
Wayne, bailey OF Holmes, and Fullerton
OF Medina, 10 Inform Gov, warwick Of
his nomination, Loud calls were ihhlo
Tor Hon, John 4, Monnol, who rose Ia the
rear Of the hall, and expressed great ahlh.
faction with the result. Mr.. MOnnol said
there was no man In the district who
would do moro work 10 elect Gov war.
wick than ho would, aud no man would
20 into the campaign with more vim ana
ylg0r, a.,
j, &. Wolly was loudly called for, Mr.
Wolty expressed entire aali.lAcll9n over
the nomination OF Gov, warwick ana
pledged his time and services IN the cam
phign, ..u..,
for. Hc responded promptly ana hhu hg
was not Ia the least disappointed, ana
mid IA hIqh tribute 10 Gov, Warwick, He
pfnmined 10 do all ln hih power 10 oloel
the candidate chosen,
Dr. Lcwis was called for but was not In
the hail. ,,, s.r
we'll, who made rnttling political speech
ot 10 minutes ON the Federal klocuenn
bin. llo said Mckinley was the only Re-
publican on the floor 0i the House, VINO
advocated bhyOncta az the polls IN the
election for members Of Congress,
w, A, Lynch was loudly called for ~
Gov, Warwick was not present, Mr., Lynch
accented the nomination IN very happy
ten minutes speech In Gov WhrwiekH y
behalf Mr.. Lynch said Gov WnrWlck
was not In Orryllo Ho was at hIs
homo In Maseillon, content 70
leave the contest la the hands
OF his friends, Mr. Lynch said, he ,propos'
cd 10 stump the district Tor Gov WhrwlGk,
whose election lac regarded na ono OF lho
certain things that would happen IN No
vcmbor Tho Convention then adjourned
MEETING or TIM CONGRESSIONAL cont
MiTTEG,
Tho Congressional Committee lhen
went into aosalon In the Town Hall, The
committee IN composed Of two members
of zach county aa foluwa; Holmoscoun'
ty, j, ID. ThayCr and j, V, Lerimoni Mo-
dina county, Austin Holoomb and NJ u,
DormAn; Stark county, lsnac Hnrior ANA
j. II, RelgnOr, Wayne county, Solon
Boydson aud Michael Booth. Nobuhinoga
was transacted except TO organize. D. H.
Rolgnor was unanimously elected CHAIR
man. A secretary will not DO elected ull'
III the next meeting OF the committee
HoMEwARD HOUND.
The Canton, Massillon ond Alliance
delegations cnmo home on the tram lohy-
Ing Oryillo nt 100 y, IN. All wore tired,
but all thoroughly sntlailod with the work
of Tho convention. When the train reached
Mnsgillon, II seemed ns N the whole town
was nj the depot, Everybody was Wild
with onthuninsm. Gov, Warwick was AT
the depot, and whom the train halted II
scomod ~ " Bodlam had broken loose,
Tho Canton crowd We'd with tho MaHsil.
lonians In rondlng tho air with shouts,
but II IN conceded that In pith vim, vol
umo and penetration they had q. poor
show againgt the loudnoss OF tho Massil'
loninns, There woro very loud calls for
Monnot, and whom Monnot managed TO
nlght on the platform the Mansilloninns
almost tore the clothes of his body. Ho
was barely able TO escape 10 tako the train
home. Tho Maaailonfnns gave Monnot
the credit largely OF Worwichs nominn-
tion,
Tho Canton delegation reached home
at 10 p. M, all we'll satisfied with tho
work OF the convention.
Resolutions OF the Convention.
"The Democracy OF the Sixteenth
Congressional district Of Ohio, In con.
vention assembled, realllrm and indorBe
the declaration Of principles made by
the Democratic state convention AT
Dayton IN 1885,.
1--WE endorse the patriotic ana con-
seryatiye course Of the Democratic
general assembly and the able and ex.
cellent administration Of our state af
fairs by Gov. Campbell.
ave call the attention OF the soldiers
to the failure OF Major Mckinley to
support the GAR. service pension bill
as a piece of treachery to the interests
TO which he has long professed to be
especially loyal and now, as ever In the
past, we favor liberal dealing with The
veterans Of the late war on the basis Of
meritorlous service.
aThat tariff reform Is necessary In
order that manufacturers may be freed
from unnecessary taxes on raw mate.
rails, laborers and farmers relieved
from taxation on the necessarles OF life
and consumers disburdened Of the in
cubus of excessive taxes, laid only for
the production Of surplus which be-
comes the spoil Of party parasites and
public plunderers.
"That we condemn the weak and va
cillating administration of President
Harrison and the pro0igacy of the Re
publican majority 10 Congress, who,