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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
FfauREs AND rHILoaoPHY.

After all there IN no logic quite 10
convincing 40 election statistics, Ihey
are 80 solid and substantial you know
Printers ink, even fexpended IN rides,
cont dreams OF political phanlahy VIII
fade from memory, and Ofat0ry lhollen
but the ffall music Of ephemeral egol-
ihm, but facts and figures arc hneh
rugged things, that all theatatehmen or
tho lower and upper section OF hoodle.
dom recognize their stolld, numerical
Here on this Canton citadel OF ours,
where lives tho greatest ffottoNoh
statesman OF tho age, lot uh look calmly
ana with true philosophy upon the
logic OF tho following numeflealhi IN
diana Ia a great state, LOOK ~ your
juvenile geography aud see now holll
ana ahapely she In, ana how she 10 glld'
iT0ned with railr0ada,
la Indiana, IN 1883, tho Republican
plurality la the Congressional vote was
l,67l. This year the Democratic plnT
ality amounted 10 M,Ogh,
la Minnesota, the Republican plural
ity OF 1888 was Ai lb6, This year the
Democratic plurality was llOlB,
ia Kansas tho Republican plurality
on tbs Congressional vote OF Two years
ago was 5000 this year the opposition
carried the state by about l2OJO, How
10 this for revolution,
la Nebraska Ia 1883, the Republicans
had u plurality OF $1,000, This year tho
Democratic majority on Congteaamenl ID
about 5000 This locks ~ u Nebraska
was we'll mp IN educational facilities,
Evidently the free dragons blood ~ the
Mckinley bill, did not entiee tho may
seeds" Of that far away lbld,
la Iowa, which boasts Of the best cd
ucatiOnal advantages OF any State IN
tho Unions where They have newspapers
In every village and stump orators ab
thick aa honey beea In a buckwheat
harvest, a Republican majority OF ~
900 10 changed 70 u Democratic major
10y, ON CongTeaemen, OF nearly 5000
Illinois you know IL quite u state, "
holds Chicago and the coming World6
Fair, In 1888 the Republican plurality
was 27,GG7i this year tho Democratic
plurality 10 80 500, on COngreaamen,
Aud what q lesson these figures teach
the reckless and arrogant leaders OF tho
COP,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

EX SPEAKER KEIFFER, of Spring
held, OHIO, was seen by u NEws.DEMo
GRAFT man in Xenia, Ohio, on Monday
evening. Gen, Keiller is outspoken IN
his opposition TO the Mckinley bill. lie
thinks the bill should be modified with,
out delay, Hesays the proper thing TO do
is TO cut the tariff TO the revenue basis
on all articles now controlled by a trust
General Keiller thinks such Legislation
would destroy most OF the trusts now
robbing the people, and give renewed
impetus to al legit mate manufactur.
Ing and business enterprises. The Gen.
eral thought Mckinley would probably
be nominated for Governor and he pre-.
dlcted his defeat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
slowly REAoHINa A Crisis.

The Indians Great village Moved TO n
narfeu sandy fialn on Wolf Crock.
PINE RIDGE AaENoy, s, D., Nov, "a
The situation 10 certainly grave, Tho
trouble Ia elowlyroaching crisla. The
danger Of the Indians camping IN cir.
elo about thoNgoncy bccumo NO apparent
Saturday night that ordou were issued
yesterday for thTm tomoyo 20 barren,
sandy plain at the foot of the Buttes TO
the north and along Wolf creek. In
those places they viii an 10 In bunch,
and their great village viii be- within
the range Of the Gatling and IIotohl,iaa
guns, About noon the crlors of the
different bands called ont TO the Indians
70 atrikn their tents and round mp tho
horaos and move 10 the now camping
ground The change wng mado within
On hour aud u half, Then 10 was dis.
covered that noarly every topco sheltered
Corblne or Winchester, but no effort
was made TO oon6scato these arms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
nMuMn ID. ~ sAnNa.


/
Admlrsd Wy The butterflies ThAt .
Humsfous Rand ffum Resshud 10 iia
Hapto 70 rine Ridge AEeneE
oMAHA, NEB, Nov. el-Latest 70,
ports from Pine Ridge are not 30 reasr
fnring ~ those received Saturday night,
II 10 admitted by the authorities VI lhe
agency that a numerous band from
Rosebud IL on route 10 Pine Ridge,
though the purpose Of the visit 10 not
youehsafed, Short bull and Jack Red
1 cloud who have been leaders OF tho
ghost dancing Al Rosebud, deny any
hostile intentions and say that the dane
ing has been stopped, Tho dancers arc
coming into the agency In squads, pro
pairing 70 draw their ratlna to-day,
Much loud talk Is heard, but tho Indians
mainly disclaim any hostile intentions,
This attitude however, does not aatisfy
either Clen, Brooke OF Agent Roger,
The fear Is now that many OF the
dancers will decline 10 oGne 10 the
agency for Tat0na, but viii prefer 10
organize incumOna into tho country
bordering on the reservation, Ia order
that this phase OF
The Question May he Properly Met
Gen, Brooke has ordered q large body
Of troops 70 Rushyllle Companies y,
~ q aud II, Of tho Second infantry
commanded by Capts Ames ulio, Kel'
ler and Clarke, have loft Tor Fort Omaha
on two special trains, Companies A, u,
q and q, Of tho lweniy'frst infantry,
from Fort Sidney, commanded by Lieut.,
Brooke and Capts Ebsteln, Duncan and
Boyer, the whole Ia charge Of Lieut.,
Col, Poland, arc now on route by special
train from Columbia, Neb,, 10 Rush |
vile, Col, Guy V, Henry with one
troop Of the Ninth cavalry from Fort
Mckinney, II HlRo on his way there
The other troops IN This department Of
the state arc under marching orders and
can soon he centered nj the soeue Of
trouble, This move h intended first 10
cut oit ralding parties II any leave the
reservation and second 10 support Mai /
hutlera command M Pine Ridge should
no need felnt0reementH, 0en, lir00k6't
headquarters viii continue NJ Pine
Ridge,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

TuE most cheerful idiot In this sec
ton N the Oatenaible editor OF the All
anCe Review, He occupies most OF hit
space with abuse OF the News DEMO
CRAT and it editor, NJ the same time II
complains a. The editor that We are
abusing Mr. Morgan, sr,, who owns
the Review, Thia paper has never
abused Mr., Morgan, We have com.
mented on his political performances,
but We have never used the fish woman
style Of yerbiage that Mr. Morgan uses
his editor 20 print ia hia organ touch.
ing the NEwa DEMOCRAT, We dout
have 70.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

DURING the fiscal year ending June
30, 1890 the people of this country paid
taxes 10 the Federal Government IN the
amount OF eiO3OS0Gs2, This N more
than Sl,l0OOOO for each day OF the year
counting Sundays, And yet, this OK
travagant reckless and corrupt admin
iatratiOn has spent al this money TO-
gother with q surplus Of over $4,000,
900 left In the Treasury by President
Cleveland, aud besides we are threaten
cd with u large deficit, extended ~ high
as s50OOOOOO In the coming fiscal year,
Is II any wonder that u panic should
follow such wicked aud damnabo
work, Aa the Enquirer well says
"Panlc stalks alter them Money, II
you pour II out by the hog6head, can
not take the place Of confidence Borne
down with u taxation Of nearly $780,
100000 a year, and seeing the product
OF their hard earnings reckleoaly 0quan
dered, the people have become angry,
They want reform, and they intend To
have II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
PERMlTs DON'T 90 NOW

huuiew nisWmed, Ropes Tied Around
Their Neoks, Then 10 scouts saddles
WimTA, KAN, Nov GA hunting
party, consisting of llamp Stone, II, O.,
lloughnnd, Thomas Boynton and Alex
Afkew, citizens Of Ashland, went down
into the strip few days ago on hunt
ing expedition, They had permits from
tho deputy marahal They went into
camp eaturdaynight, thirty miles south.
west Of Caldwell, Seven Indian scouts
soon appeared aud ordered thom out Of
the strip, They produced tho pormita,
but the Indians refused 10 recognize
them, The party were diHrmed, ropes
tied around thoir neola and attached 10
the saddles OF the ac0uta who started
north, The hunters were compelled to
march at q llyoly speed until within five
miles Of tho state line, whore they were
released, Thor horses, camp equip.
menH aud arms were c0nhhcutcd, Tho
party viii report the matter 20 the gov,
crnmcnt Huth0rtirH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
NOVEMBER,
EATa naovnLrr sasawoon.

haNh NNNMHihN hhhh MhuHf
fFom lhese blue native hills " mlne,
The sunlight in N saHeW Raas,
Ana thFongh lhe Upward reaching pine
The aighipg Nind VI summeT hlpNh
Then fTtepl IN gales aaoWn lhe yales,
And Aulumn'a tinted leanet trails
hp drearliY,
That strangely low 0uT voices grow,
Ana iH lhe NalliRg minor, nov
pat YEARLY.
We 300 40 more mo forest Tee,
inAll lis rpYai heauy glow,
Nor e'en lhe restless lillle hes
~ search VI hnnled sweetness ~,
While pn the streams, the laughing beams
" moonlight iade 10 pallid glsamsl
And troubled skles
Have thrown q sheeR of irosl between
fhe eanh aha ihelr demaln serene,
that bluelY rise,
The searlel humaoh 0n the hill
M longer gIeels lhe distant thorn,
f0r unseen hands, with eunnlng skili
Have tossed M beauty 70 mo mora,
The Wlllow gTieyea o. sadly Weayas
CLEAN Of llghl amona ils leaves,
Nov ktfe ana hi0Wni
Bul mere than ali, Ihe maple Tall,
10 mourninn ipf the hitter fan
Of Aulumnb crown,
M mere we hear mo forest lules,
swept lhfilllugly BY felrY hands
fof bllghtlna ifosla have hlpped the ffulti,
And scattered taf Me minstrel bands
Ana IN mo dtls NO longer sWeils
The melody, That ever tells
nislnnY llmes
hut wlAd and rain, with widest paln
Are Wtludlng IN sAdaest strain
Thr loe hATd's chimes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

TuE Washington correspondent OF
the Now York World has made u crit
ical investigation Of Mf, lllain6a liver,
lunga, stomach aud kldneya, ana 70
ports that the old man IL All right In
more robust condition than In 1888,
when no (lilaine), thought he could
stand the Intense strain OF Pf6alden'
tlal nomination. Ills also a6certained
that Mr. Blaine Ia willing 10 lead tho
shattered remnants Of the &, o, p. IN an,
other National campaign, on the Issue
OF FREQ trade with all the Americas
North, Central and South,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
ai,rNNER,s soPHIsTIoATE.


Robert Pulit2or skinner, of the Mas
aillon Independent, appears IN hla owl
organ diBclaIming tho responsibility o.
certain political matter, which appeared
In the World, Aa q special from Maasll
lon. Mr. skinner claims the matter
sent was padded In the World olllcC
with "unlruatworthy Interpolation,
These 80 called HntruatwOrthy interp0
latlona arc charges that q large traudu
lent vote was pOlled IN stark county NJ
the last election. The Maaalllon dis
patch to the World says
"it was known TO the Democratic COM
mittoe that mon had boon brought into
the district ~ vote the Republican ticket
that they woreNolouiged In tho mnnulac.
turing contora Of Canton, Alliance and
MhsaIllon iu time 10 acquire legal resi-
denco, and large numbers were put upon
the pay rola Of extensive concerns, the
managers Of which are active Ropuhli'
caua,'
We understand that skinner denies
sending this matter 20 the World; but
how did the World obtain this accurate
information, unless from their own
correspondent There must be two
skiuneTs in Maga'llOu; one Robert T.,
skinner, editor Of tho MaSailon lude'
pendent, aud Robert Pulitzer skinner,
correspondent OF the New York World,
10 ig the Robert i. skinner who denies
the World, the flesh aud the devil and
not Robert Pulitzer Skinner Robt
Pulitzer skinner has been giving the
World some valuable and truthful IN
formation, while Robert L, skinner
eyinces % disposition 10 cover up the
truth with the tangled rubbish OF so
phlstIcated evasion, AS our ancient
poet, old Dryden, used 10 say
So truth. when only one supplied thotlale,
GROW aurtr uud dear aud irt Iophlsutltp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

" Mckinley had all the money sent
into this district 10 elect him 10 a $4,000
office, he would not need an Office 10
live on for sixty years, He would be
worth more money than Adam and
Eve would have been, had they lived
on love, ambr0sia and dandeli0n roots
for ninety years, on u salary OF $500
per year or course w0 eatlmate these
three elementA OF subsistence on the
free liat, We understand there waA no
gatekeeper NJ tho gate OF Adams gar
den before the devil made hia appear
anee, We take tho time before snakes,
tariffs aud devils came 10 yeX man
kind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Tho First stop.

Perhaps you are run down, cant eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any.
thing TO your satisfaction, and you
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You need a Nerve Tonic and In Elec.
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Your appetite returns, good digestion
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Price SOC at Durbin, Wright u Co.'s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
A scrap Of Pnpor eayoa aor 1lfo.

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She was In the last stages Of consump.
tion, told by phycians that she was In.
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time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds On piece Of wrapping paper
she read Of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

THAT is a great cartoon of Keppler's
In the last Puck--a reproduction OF
Meissonier'a famous picture of "lS11,'
with some slight changes, Napoleon
Mckinley leads the retreat from Mos
COW; Tom Reed is fallingoff his saddle
dead sick; Benjamin Harrison Is abso.
lutely buried under his grandtather'a
hat. The only cheerful figure in the
procession is james G.. Blaine, who II
winking slyly out of his left eye
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
THE SIXTH CITY GREEN WITH
ENVY

ll1um Che Youngstown yudwlutl
Gentlemen, only two weeks more re
main until December comes, Have yo
prepared 70 send the project Of a gov
ernmentbuilding ioyously through Con.
gress2 Speaker Reed crushed, crnnched
our bin before, hut Major Mckinley
had influence enough TO see that little
Canton was favored, Our appropria.
ton was slashed, split and broken untll
Il has no semblanoe of Us original self,
and all the while Senator sherman and
our Congressman, Major Mckinley,
were promising everything,
The time growing short, gentlemen.
BE ye prepared TO obtain a portion Of
the squanderl Let IL not be said that
your labOrs were In vain nor yet that
little Canton obtains finer building
than youngstown, the sixth city Of the
State
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
BROKE CAMP sUopeNLY
flfiy Indians, Painted ud Fully Equipped
for war, Make Midnight Cnii,

iiiy indians, Painted Hnd fUlly Equipped
for war, Make - Midnight Cail,
BLuSE 8, D., Nov, ei,-Bcn and
Bernard Bowop, Who have been with
the Midland railroad surveying outfit,
returned 10 Blunt yesterday They 70.
port that about # o'clock Friday night,
while oampcd about eighty milosweat
Of Pierre the camp was surrounded by
about lilty indiana, painted aud fully
equipped for war; and with hidooua
yolla and nourahlng their guns, war
clubs, etc. cut their way through the
fonts md bounced In nnd out, firing
their guns, louHghinF clubs, otc, with.
out doiug any bodily harm, They finally
left when the gong Of surveyors broke
camp and started for Fort Pierre. whore
they arrived about midnight Of Satur.
day, having travelled all day without
anything 10 eat Whether or not the
surveying party was on the recently
etdod lhudB vr the reservation was not
learned
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

MAJOR Mol<ELw has returned
from his visit 10 Chicago, worry much
refreshed, Ills health N now good aud
he win enter tho sober business Of the
coming session Of Congress- with the
serene conviction that, whatever hap
pens, the <, o, y, can't possibly be IN
worse shape than now The major is
that neither jim BluluenOr
any other ambitious statesman shall
tamper with his tariff law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

lN summing up the result Of the re-
cent elections, " 10 ascertNinCd that, ai.
ter January 1891, there will be 2S Of the
II states with Democratic governors.
There will be 10 Republican governors,
one Farmers Alliance governor (km-
sas) and two States New Hampshire
and ConnecllcuO where the legislatures
viii elect governors, The Democrats
carried both these States on The pOpu-
lnr vote,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Executors Sale Of Real Estate

In pursuanct Of an order Of the Probate Court VI
stark county, OHIO viii offer for sale at publit
auction, on
Saturday, 27th day Of December 1890
NJ one O'Clock IN tho afternoon upon the premises
tho following described real estate, situate IN tht
township OF Paris county Of stark and state OF
ohio, towiu The east hair Of the southeast quarter
ut section ton tt0) township seventeen (l7) Ohfls)
range nix tB), containing olghty acres aud three.
hundrcdths VI m acre moro or lbas.
Appfhlaod nj 2b80OO Torms Of sale -Ono-thlrd
in hand, onrthird In one year ana Ohe-tnrd IN two
years from the day VI sale, with Interest, the de-
ferfod nnymonv 10 be secured ~ mortgage upon
.fho premises sold.
Iwill also oiei for sale NJ public auction, on said
DAY, the personal property Of Jacob Young de-
nrhaed.
HENRY gp0NHELLER,
Executor of Jacob Young deed,
MONO a MCCAnrY, Au'ysfOr Executor
November 18th, 1880 -2Dhw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
pEcLlNINn MAMIIonn
Legal Notice.

Mouu Wlliamau ana Nora WlllAmau residing IN
The Nlllagr NJ Nelson Fremont Township,
saginaw county and aito uf Michigan, Will
Ate notice that un ihu 10TH uhi nf Nuytmbur
lH'N NuufFr J. MlllWHU HNru hlH pftl
ton ln me Court " Common lluls IN uuu tnt Stark
county ONO lu case No. $50 against tho above
named parties hud uthUIH Che object and prayer VI
Huld petition hrlnr W. partition Ut tho lands uf
George NllnlnAn deceased. lately of rluln tuNur
SHIP IN Hhll Wty, consisting uf about ono hurs
dfOd Hnd nYr lrtua situated No. Ald township and
county, tAch uf aalu above nhWud parties owns hn
undivided uuuaiouuucnth Interest in said lands
hnu each OF the other parties In anlu case, un una
divided one seventh Interest thuftln' nud Tho pray
tr Of Hhld petition also ~ that NJ Hald lands cannot
hu pAfttlunrd, ana tho Interest NJ tho plAlutlH.
George l, WillnmAn, IN Nhld case cannot hu sOl uH
70 hun M Aoyofuy without manlttat injury 10 said
lands thnt such proceedings may hu had ~ are
authorized 10y law said above named parties Aru
required 90 answer on nr before The SAN day uf
January 1891. ot Judgment may he taken against
them
UEuKNE WtLLANlAN
noNNsfW ny 1uAYEH a utLHnN,
hlaAtt0rnoyH,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
A Recount Demanded.


Complaints are frequently heard
since the election, that there was not a
fair distribution Of the Mckinley hood.
le IN this county. Those who did not
get their full share are insinuating that
q few OF the favored ones got their
hands deep down IN the pile, and are
now living on quail and the fat of the
land generally We understand that
Capt. Q. d. Beegle complains Of the
manner In which the "diyvy' was
made, and thinks as a matter of fair
ness a recount of the Doodle should be
made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

In few days Congress will again be
In session. The financial situation Is
critical, aud there 10 sure to be deficit
in the treasury before the end of the
fiscal year. The Mckinley tariff law is
q serious menace TO the business pros
perity Of the country, and its immedi.
ate repeal is demanded by the people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

News comes from Akron that Col.
o, ID. Conger of the Akron Republi-
can, has some notion OF becoming u
formidable candidate for Governor. llO
does not fancy the Mckinley. .Smyaer
combine, As between the refrigerator
and the straw board trust, we prefer
straw, People generally have no use
tor refrigerator this kind of weather.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

III THINK the battle cry OF Blaine and
Reciprocity is certainly very taking In
the Northwest ~ present, and believe
that II will gain strength as time wears
on" SO says Ex-senator Sabln (Rop)
Of Minnesota. AS reciprocity is free
trade, why does Senator Sabin want u
tricky old jockey TO ride this very swift
hOrAe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

NEXT TO Grover Cleveland, Hon.
John q. Warwick received as much at.
tentiOn as any man In Columbus NJ the
Thurman Banquet last week. Every.
body wanted 10 SOC the man who
downed McKinley,--l Holmes County
EArmar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

STARK is not the only spot on earth
where newspaper men poke fun at each
other. For instance, here is a bit OF
humor from the Holmes County Farm.
or: "The Shreve Republican contains
q lot of back number slop that Is very
silly, The little squirt who attempts 70
run that paper can't tell plea quad
from q bar OF SOAP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

THE Leader opposes an income tax
An income Tux is one that the ricE Jay
In the main, An income tax would
enable the government to reduce tariff
taxes, which the poor mainly pay. The
Leaders opposition 10 an income tax
is, therefore, not ut all surprising
lCleveland Press
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

THE Cleveland Single Tax Club met
last evening and discussed a resolution
declaring against Gov Hill of New
York, for President In 1892 The reso.
luton was lost by n good sized major
ity, on the ground that the club is not
o political organization,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

Exposure will induce colds and thront
diseases. Uso DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In
time, and remove both the cause and of.
feet OF your discomfort.
Do not be deceived by humbugs but usc
Salvation OIL. II kills pain and costs only
ph pnnta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

How neeting and eyenescent is
popular applause. But two short years
ago and Matthew Quay Of Pennsylya-
MIA was the most popular man In the
Republican party, To-day the party has
repudiated him, and the masses dospiBe
him. And yet he ls the same man now
he was IN 1888, no worse.