The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
pwo IDEAS ABOUT ooHoREAsMRN

TWO iDhAh AhouH VVNNAis""'A'7'f'
stark county has for years been IN a
district represented by the professional
politiolan,a man who never earned a
dollar ia his life by the labor OF hlA
hands, or tho labor OF his brain
William Mckinley, lrt was hand
some, urbane, aedgingof a lawyer when
he entered tho political arena clever
pleasing aud OrRtorieal, but uttotally un-
familiar with the needs OF agriculture,
the wants of commerce or the neeesal-
ties of trade, lle was simply an ambl-
tious, available young man, chosen by
the manufacturer OF steel aud iron 10
be their mouthpiece In Congress, and
baa ked by their money and foatered by
doodle, from q wide ramlieation OF
trusts and schemes and aubaldlea, he
has perpetuated his power and extend
ed his influence throughout National
politics,
Congressman Mckinley today stands
the exponent OF every gigantic con
splFaoy 10 rob, deffaud and deceive the
people, FROM the great glaaa awlndle
aud the sugar trust subsidy down To
such an extent has he thrust his lnfa-
nous mOnOpolIatlo theories into the
throats and pockets OF tho people, ~ 10
force the conservative leaders OF his
own IaftJ 10 repudiate his tariii bill,
and thus publicly rebuke the author OF
IL IN order 10 keep the party from ever
lasting damnatiOn. Aud yet Congress
man Mckinley represents The liepubll
can idea aa TO q fully qualified repre-
sentative Of the people, according 70
high Republican authority, which will
be quoted later on IN this article,
on the other hand We have John q
warwick, a man who packed up oil his
posseasiOns Ia a liltle bundle while yet
boy In his early teens, and without q
cent IN his pocket aet out 10 carve out
his fortunes from the rugged rock OF
business Suooeaa,
John q Warwick has earned his
bread by the sweat Of his Urow, aud
knows the aims and ambitions, the
wants aud the wOea OF the working
man,
John q. Warwick has labored with
brain to plan aud execute great busl-
ness projects. His mind has followed
the channels OF industry, and he
knows, by practical experience and
observation how the politicians have
put the breaks upon the highest in
dustrlal development In our state and
nation.
John q. Warwick has heart and
hls public aud private benefactlonS,
tell how truly he sympathizes with the
tolling masses, laborlng under their
mighty burdens,
IL Is the man Of clean hands and
pure heart, tho man OF every day prac
tioal affairs, the man who will stand
the guardian Of the peoples interests,
that the sixteenth Congressional Dis
trIct would substitute for the profes
sIonal politician and the polite agent OF
monopoies and trusts,
And yet John q, Warwick is the
man TO be defeated, according TO high
Republican authority, which we here
with quote.
The following extracts are from an
editorial In the Columbus Capital CIV
ing reasons why Warwick should be
defeated and KoH,uIey elected. Fur
ther comment isunnecessary,
But II isn't altogether for this reason
that VIZ want 70 Gee Governor Warwick
beaten. Upto now lao has spent u use
| ful, happy and industrious life, doing
good all around him, and enjoying the
| love aud esteem of his noiRhborS and
the respect OF those having the pleasure
and honor of his acquaintance His
| life has been devoted 10 trade and bust
ness enterprises, lie hiss neither the
| training OF the stateaman nor the ques-
tlonable principles Of q politician, II
Congress, should he get there he vii
be unhappy and miss his life friends
and home. We like him too much Il
have him venture his present happiness
for the empty and barren honor of NJ
uninnuential Representative IN Con
greas.
Mckinley Is q born politician anC
statesman. lIois Invaluable, not only
| TO his district, but TO the entire Natior
| In Congress. Warwick is u business
man and u successful trader. Tit
shoemaker should stick TO his last
| Mckinley 10 politics aud legislation
| Warwick 20 business and trade, Boil
gentlemen have passed that period II
| life when they can successfully chang
their associations. Their tastes ant
habits have been formed. Warwick
turned Congressman will grleye, FIRE
aud DO unhappy. Mckinley turned
practiciug attorney viii be equally dis
contented and out Of his natura
element.
This, we are aware. Is not the style o.
argument or logic usual In politica
newspaper. II Is, however, the reason
ing OF friend.
| And we are the friend and admire
| of both Mckinley aud Warwick.