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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

Gen Greely, chief signal %.
hc,r. has destroyed another popn
lar belief regarling the weather by
emphatically DECLARING the theory
tnat when the weather clear. al
night " discs not remain clear Cor
more than a few hours a. be- n lit-
tie more than super tition without
the slightest foundation ~ fact 4
am aware, Cen Grrely satd "a a
Sun representative, that a large
number ~ I~ni'le, especially la the
country, believe that Il The weather
clears ~ ~ ght Il h. a SURF indira-
tiun that the rain will cnn'inn, an
the fpllosil; day. This hbweyer
= not true Heavy transforms.
such a. prevail usutlly AZ thi.saa-
sun thru shout the cppLtry. move
steadily un Whatever cpur.p thy
have taken AMI their pro .ra... /
uai .n any Nay 40 rt,l hg t.ra n ur
&c dly ~ Us e.. being I.ht nr
Iara III, tact that t.mlnmry
cleaning %. tha weather AJ "a ,ht l.
-pnr,imr- followed ~unl after hy
rH.u. has girya rise = tae belief
d. 20 uut i. tAa natural r. l.t 10 tla
her SIsl hnarrer b. urt tnr
ca~e eul Il peorlr NAH rectrl
81 their ub., D, t.I,p. uf The wealth
~ a. !, dome az tho II snal ufH .r.
they could Discover TIL. them
selves Bl.tlmpru sun.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

The Post regrets o. b. comIpell.
"a to chronicle the giving way Il
the lc,ee ~ another place Thu.
time 4 i on the Mississippi side,
n miles below Grccnville. Ia
Washington county Tho break
occurrel a. l.nngwoo1, or what wa
formerly known NJ "krntucky
llrni A most disastrous break
"a the lcycr occurred AZ or near thi.
point IN $50. which VAS most a..
asirnus to the planting Interest. a
what b known ~ the Lake Wash.
ingfpn country The water thrpu a
this break gp's dirvply into Lake
Washington. and thence thrnu II
Washington mil Sirrlr's ba,ou.
into the Yam river II j. fearr
TINT II tn volume "a water ~
p'rtci tu rumc thrulgu nj. hrrak.
dnr- oumr, that great damage ~
-'"-h ant property Il No human
life itsglf. will urcur
The river -lir dlyi sion ur Like
Washington branch. 81 the valley
mad then. 1. little loub' viii o. ,Ie.
-frpsrl to ur near Rolling It.A.
anil tlr main line from Au.1lIt
iar col idcnbla di-tancs els.
way II h. also fssrpl that th,
greatest portion 1T What 4. known
- Eagle B.ul. rn thi, county Will
ID OVERTURNED. 4. Ia l~>3. the plan.
tatiuu- 10 CO. Il q ki.err. M
iiftia u Willis. Grn T. > Butt,
anil others wen, u,prtlpwcd FROM
S.relr., Bayou. hong b,'fory u, "a
ur,r ever Eat o. the tops ~ b.
banks S.v.lr.- Bayou !. small
81. am. comparatively. aud halus
uJN nearly fall cannot h. yNIEvf.I
% rHrl ~ much ~ tha water that
q B. irari ALL o. iprrcl into n.
AMI a. y consequence Il wi.l b,
-pnBI over much 40 the planting
cuuu.n Eulrayur- arr hHiug
made lu stop The break 81 tie thn
ennis, hut The lp-t h1s more than
u1rr expressed 49, opinion ~ o. the
iuir4-ihi'ify If ever accomplishing
ans such feat lulral ths pa,
has Deem m-.m'rl that d cannot
tiur % h1. newer , w. dome
Tho cutting u the main line II
The valley rli will a. thy mp-i
serious Inconvenience. that this
hrak ,nulIa. umplish W. mean
fpr tln general community, Tor III,
boss % thr planting interest will
ALSO hr sr.ff NIrk-hurG Post
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
Thc Asnlh t,arllIna Oa,Ieel.

tuNrrsfns. : e. April 4 "
J I4I'Hrt state i.tur.r ~ tho IN.
llauer -lInl.-l Gin. k,,uotr uf the
guupjtu ~ l~.2 AZ Ouu.hur-
N.erIay Rhur. u. made -,,,ml
-p.#a-- ual granted ap interview
o. tho r.Vnrtgr Among other
thing. Tan. Y All tHuf th. uIli-
BU. bal endorsed tha IS. Louis
platform a' Oynla. anil lll uut prn.
I..n tn -FpI'rt any m1u Who b.
oppose. ir thr demands ID these
conventions
IHnr. b.. lld hr. "a movement
go fali il which The lgIur ursuut.
zuuu- ui thr I uitaI State. ar, 81.
frr-'gl tl have convention Boo
February ISL q b. a peoples
wre The uIl political hu,ks II
hfM parties may expect a. stand
aside aui D. the grand rr e .s siuu.
hrairl rs Tho people pass ou.
III. alli urr iu this state Is ~ with
tM- sentiment W. demand q
rn1ut. Iu tIa monetary system 81
tH. country. aHl ~ 40 can't 20 ~
Iu una uBN vr ai.. -.t It lu nuufh-
~ Toe Al .imra Dr. o pure r1lffi-
rHl organization W intend tl
have = form 49, hs tho vHy. Nv win
kuIw tHr rul-ll why W. want
tho COOL all uf ail. izt bag thr
friendship n nome. guI IN that 4
wlu urruari tp a. hu- h. a. b a.
step n-il" and lnt W. pass uu ~ ~,
vtIl ran over him
4 revolution must D. hal tn.
uI.iHurn wants a. brine Hhaut o.
peaceful aui guisf revolution. bat
ID II cannot cumr rs prau luI meth
ola Dr. mF-. come hy -pua other
msfhul W. hays u..fl fur relief
from one representative at Wash
iUsiln. lui our voice has net lu.en
hearl bot there will rume dat
when angry people vail npurar a.
thH -uips n justice anil demand
their rights iuH r.upl net a. g.
changed hy reason, fnr when tn
hHg n r.tubutiun uud wrath D.
raj J h viii H. 49, bate Tor reason.
y ann against Cleveland fpr
pu-i lpnt M candidate has "a
support the nlliaur, platform.
lbll.r' !. r.yArl.d here a. the
exponent ~ the alllauy. sentiment
II may H. regarded a. slm.,-t crr-
tain that South Carnllua will not
D. in the urmurrat column la l~.il
Il thor, b. q thirl.parts candidate
900 thp hrld
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

NithsEJue Miss April 4 A.
1um.ut lu rnr haisa~ carpu, t.aI
30 john g. eastman editor II. ll,
E.ruinl rl-f anil sam ErharI
SON nul Oarn MrQua.ly. charged
uIJh The murder "a Ernest llarIru.
sfru n.. editor 80 bu-iuy-.. wa
concluded thI. evening having a..
cupl,d doe entire day The court
delivered a. decision 10 uurr. at.
hitting eastman o. Hail 10 th, -um
ul y.un fixing Richardson a
~Iln since us.uori a. saU1. and
ii-e.1r-lag M,Qal- Bail was
furnished -.un als,uarl fifteen
prominent cltlnus ba,ominI Cash.
man ls1ul.m,n, and the parties
were released
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

Au effort r. b,ing maie by State
revenue agent Writ Adams 81 cui-
beet "a large amount ~ state taxes
due from hlulr dealers IL Nicks-
burg uui Warren county, the DE-
ituqururle- extending back a. far
a. l~,6 These claims number
several hundred aud aggregate
huulrcsls 81 thousands ii dollars.
4 test case has lz.en made ~ and
sill h. iried ~ the next term al the
Circuit court, the objeci h.ing h.
secure = decision from the supreme
court Warren J. a license county.
y here the liquor laws arr not vio-
late,l, you know Brookhayen
Lealrr.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
RaL.r Corr

The policy ~ thr southern plan
tors b. Anomalous. Iuyk have thp
ma.' productive -a.l BIO America Co
cultivate tlaf Ebuld prpiu.. every
thing necessary a. -up.Ay a.
markets. 1T fh, rid. liu every
product anil every interest b. sub
urlImfoit1 the p1- great staple.
nhlrh -nfan-rln- 10 other prl.
tH.t. auIr.aulIlyu1rF. ri.ars thr
planter To- much yptt1u iuaA,-
Tho plant % cu-fun-UplI. Tho crop
fpp large, the demand tnI limited
aud the prize tnp low. du.,- uut al
t'rl him compromising returns for
'he labor AMI expense pl raising H.
Corn ahirh l. a grrat factor nn a.,
plantation 10 fp,-l Tho lalur, D. aud
Che -tpah rrIuirl "a rai>, 4 crop
l- r,I.1u'etl tn thr rear rni rrryiy
r- hui little attention l,t 10 i- the
most necessary and all-impurtaut
product uu the plantation N i-
ucel"d tp t,,sl the lAhpr,rs. % keen
the mules In condition. a. raise a.
meat fpr the place Aud further
more every farmer has a market 10
bis dpur fur all the surplus corn b.
can spare Instead II rnisins large
quantities nf corn but comparative
IN small crops aru planted, ami
when the planting -sasou come. hc
has "a buy hi corn Ia northern
markets anl Il cn-ts hIm from one
dollar a. one dollar AMI half pr
hu.hcl. which he coald raise him
sDf at 4 coat IL net rXcvedlsg
twenty cents Clark-dale Banner
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

The executive committee a the
state alliance met Ia jackson GA
Monday. an five members b,iug
present President Truuis.on. Ice
lurr Burkitf anl Assistant lee
tuner MrAllistcr mt with the
committee The object 81 the
meeting was o. harmonic differ
onces 1T the alliance men on the
-uh-trcl.ury bin AMI other things
II vital Importance "a the ORDER
The Nj s-is-ipliln rendered H. res
igna'ipn a. the state official organ.
which was accepted by vote ~
three "a two
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

The New Orleans States "a April
2 says SECRETARY Hester'-
monthly report issued this morning
shows that up to the close II March
1854. 4s2 bales 1T this season cot
ton crup has been marketed
This j. nearly 10000 bales
ahead q the same time last sea-on
and = over half a million bales
greater than the total uf the largest
American cutton crop ever grown
previous 10 this year"
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

Gh. state rylrt.u'inry rf South
tHn.IarH. Columbia furnished "a
-tI STORY isrutlt. GA SuuI.,
afternoon luuH, tuy rlu d -ar,I +
c.- a' Ola. PruI.ru'ly chapel. "a
rs.EH.uu tu1a r.He. h.tvr.u tau
white yuElrt- IN tl. name a.
JtHu-nl Iu,y aulr hrrhrr~. bat
ia ! uu..r -rgu ,laa a.h since the
vur Inc elder +. uo tau haI
-,N.i iu ihy army aul rs some
mean. tl.s bal duu,d aplr
bHe 5. them h1I hwu iu the paul
Htun -uuy months aud tLr uta.r
f-HI.N aruyl. Hui tlr m-, ti
b tuan tH.u d. -F.4 tu have ..sH
q go. utIeIn lu.h 81 them D..
IA atH- ly lH.. .a4t alter ~, bong
a separation iEry should mr.t b..
FELLOW cluyirl- d. p.lltrnHrn.
1 49, az. hu.y serving sat -.u -
"a fpr aggravated a. lu.t. - o.
llsay
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

Mr. Chauncey NJ Depsw, the
late aspirant for the Presidency,
and the renowned after-dinner
speaker u Gotham. AMI railroad
magnata, has been indicted by the
grand jury Of the city aud county
Of New York for mislemeanor in
connection with the death 81 six
persons In the recent disaster in
the tunnel % the New York Gen.
trial Railroad.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

JACKSON, Miss. April d A
pr1menant man from the Delta
said that things IN lssaquina
county lnoks very blue Just nov
from the Longwooi break. and
that BE- did not think there were
more than one or two plantations
that would not b. hadly submerged
This county gets the full benefii
II the recent break. Many farmers
had finished planting corn. and a
goot deal II cotton was also
planted Of course all tins will b.
lost. and u j. questionable II che
water will ct oif Ia time for them
10 repiant
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
NICE NOME FOR SALE.

r. lbEN,E fHuBiuiug : rooms. nre -
Rb IBprrod gtHfr~ ~ frHut rHuui.
EfWrr bed complete thiuughaut aud
well ape, tu'ri iu every particular.
stable servants llHusr. t8rrifgp
lluu.s aud 20 rut buii iiua. substantial
and Ia good order Two Well.. good
water leuI Nsur Orchard .utaiuiug
stn Young i'rarh. Pear. Nipple and rlum
1rrrs .Bll rH.irr tAfirtir- I'D rnuuzh
o. hg8t ihl- -ss-uu. q hi- playy pas-es-
sss- 40 the advantage. - the town.
Ntthaut iururtiug tho hsayy cooperation
tas viii sell re.idsncr aud 30 With
out orchard. HOUSE furnished 90 un-
furnished r.. desired Terms ane bali
each. halauee e. suit purrhassr Dor
further pattlt ulars rail ga
- -
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

Both the method and results when
syrup q Figs !. taken; Il Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, aud act.
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and liowsls, cleansss the sys-
ten ehoctually, di-pel- colds, head
ache. end fevers sui cur,s hahitual
constipation. syrup of ligs Is the
only remedy OF lis hind ever pro-
duccd. pleasing g. the taste and nc.
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt In
IL action aud truly beneficial IN is
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
b. all and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup ~ Pigs /. for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles by all lca,ling drug
gists Any reliable druggist who
may not have Il on hand will pro-
ure il promptly FIR any one who
sishes 10 try H. DO not accept any
uliztitute.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

Louisville. Ky, April g A
report from Neweomh. Tenn. says
that twenty Italians have been
lynched there. owing % the trouble
that arose regarding the New Or
leans affair The story, however.
i MT believed. although further
particulars are anxiously sought
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

State Lecturer Burkitt l. put
down a. favorng the sub-treasur,
bill, bat Il should b. borne in mind
that he fayors some Modification.
Maj. Barksslale has written a
lengthy artirle In favor % the
scheme. but even he asserts that
the bill i subject 20 Modification
and amendment; that ils originators
do not claim that II Is perfect
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

The farmers aruunl Jackson.
Ga. arc holding their cotton Or
better prices. They say they sre not
compelled "a sell Just yet. having
suihrieut means b. run themselves
Tor some time 81 came. An inves.
tigaiion would doubtless prove that
the fnrmers II that section diversi-
" their cruIs and Do not depend
entirely upon colt on Tor living
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
consumptIon Cured.

IN ga tht .isila retired irum pr1r-
ttrn, having na 2 l.la 90 iu BIZ hand- ~
a. last indil nsi-.ian ~ the Formula "a
simple Vegetable rrmriY flF the
HtHrlt apl pstniHtof rnIr ~ taH-
80 81 y. hfuurhil faafr8h Nsfi
W' tni 80 throat ttd luHE NHertl o..
% .t e positive 1nI f.iI..ll .ul t4r Nrr-
~ u- u. o. anl 40 usrtf u. rum
UlH.' go hsti.s o. I,.t us wauts.
lHl ,H. N' rH#Ue iu fl .u. tu e. a t#...
-. ias 90 i d daIt us mtke BE- Xmas, n
q bis HffarHf t.l... N.tu4f.d ~
H.s.f Ar anIB..ia .Hs 10 faHrts hu
HBH iHZ 49,. .... IIer e .ItrFs
&. 90 tt. is...e Boz tbl ta..s.. u t.rt
Wlu ~. q .I g. siI. q alfl IuH g.te..
ii.t. HnfH.I.E t.iH..Ht -eutht
mlI ht uiIIrsiaE HHH -fHuH. uami. ~
fht- p#t ~ Nu4F.. so p.NsIst
L...a. E...r.f#f ~
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
EDITORIAL NEW ).

Texas has al'oui tao anil hall
million dollars in cash ~ her TREAS
un AMI over cight million in sta, ,
uud ruuutN h,ui-
Senator Colquit. Il Genrrin. has
hren -uf .rip. with severe Throat
tnJp'. AMI grave fears arr enter
tHiu { frr his lifr
some ~ the alliance. ~ Hind.
county haze PASSED resolutions en-
dprius the Chriun-Is-lser ami
conforming thr M.s.i,sippIan.
lb.l4ih ufe last wees was tlr
hi-h.f ever known in Ca,rasp
The D bfb- uumhtr nil. If which
dl' Frrr frru throat aul lung lis
,l-#-
To- Nr.Ntl neither ca.llr-.. or
condemns -Nrnl articles which
appear To-day nu various matters
l'w.u.'y publishes them Ia order
N.'ln"' "a h'r' land Is
hr'uug rru.,lama Is al-o ua
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v " > y N.t.''r h''a".'p.
=" '..'.''' a. ! H' A.ln""
" U.S. w.. -I'.ir's'H IIn
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''.'. county +" tHl- district has
T" q -. pr'-"ru.'nF a't'r
L.'.'.' Anl L1"1"n.".
'' "'' 81 - hear from
p I'. 90. .'. counties have iH" "r
''' = ; e. .''n d.'lm"- -
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Wmr ami uL.p.g.I,., r.,,,.
t.t "a. La.I mower t.,,I,fu
OnrH. first ur,. ~ ali. i...
vail 70. lpunI m. -us.tr....Y, Am
u nH r. is aftU,t,p, ...l
drH uf attention ami ,.I,.irla.,li..
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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

Nav owlrNs april q There
Is ~ hu.e-a,r cNudu, 81 Italians
from New Orleans. n j. .-timai-
81 that over l.Wl1 have le,t here
during the pat week Eorty-sN
departed uu the train ip-uiglt.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
TIM q oLE.
IIll,,is c mini Rnllroad

Hrfh bound ~.mth N4HrH
An3 i.t.i2 g. pm " t.',a. ~ r.rr
q. tlEUm ~ At@ attn
40 m 1tpm g. alshut
l-.uau uam
N.= e. AMI e. are NeaItllHls Trans
sr.l .lF u.t aiup here
NHs , AMI ARE lss.rl Ivtghts and
ruu ever dap ,Nrepi ~uuia,
q F1BhTE Arrnt.0
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

JAcksoN. Miss, April 6 The
huil,iug committee uf the Mlll-ap~
College sill meet here On M, 10th
inst, Gap cuu-I,Irr plans aud -Ircili-
cutIu1~ Tor the main building
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
10 The Public!

Nj, VI T. F,Ic., Who hi,
hrru iu New Orleans Tor %. past
three mnurh- ,tuitiu. the at 81
drc-- making hn- returned huuc
Hul opened uph lit,t class Mill
merry Establishment ln che bulll-
lug adjoining Oolt- \ Ouli. -
ii where -hr Will bg pleased %
hl,, YOU call ud ~ mtuc h,r
-t,h-h ant well ,,l.1,d -to,k ~
u llu,ry gpods Dry.- M,hiu.
e speciality.
inch slt
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

BRooKHAvES. Miss, April 3 The
Llncoln county alliance met here
yesrerlay IN reg ilar session. An
animated, but we'll tempered dis
cussion took place over a batch III
resolution in,lorsing the Ocala plat
form AMI censuring the official
course 81 the Mississipian AID
Assistant Lecturer McA ! ter {, .
tleir oppn,itian 90 the sub-'rcasury
plank. By a close vote tire subirci
was ~ length tenn, .orarily di-lu-, Il
1T by passi poniug hnal action until
the next meeting.
4 pre.neble aal resolutions H..
dursiug prohibition we're alsn a,lop-
tel The members agree MA a.
support any man for thr legi.ta-
tar of any other oiicc vho will
ut plpIg himself o. 10 an hr can
to rAt.mlna'r N sl,pn from N,
iinu tae stale hy aplr statute
Ns wiia adequate Icualt.cA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09

The basis II representation IN
the Democratic State Convent pa
which meets july 18th Nill be- two
delegate, for every member ol the
l",yr house IT the legislature, a.
prescribed Ia the npw constitution.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
NIN..I >,nu0I ,0NlLNlI0N.

GHllNNINLL Mis-. ApIl The
" -,ls-ipIi Stale Sunday scluul
convention all meet in Thu. citt
Goa Monday Aprl > a.d continue
in session three DAYS An clahur-
ate pro- ramme ha, been prepared
Arrangements will H.. made fnr re-
ducrl fare over the various rail
rua j. upon The certificate plan.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-04-09
- N We d..

From wash IlurI-, ur ".
Nelson pmre. uIrut flut v 81
pta. our Ilh' rhy hauE mpa. 3
years Obj. with ii,It man. ul tail
Information l.f with " - tlav-
url a Ca slll IT, dulyaa.r.,afvl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.


AS intend tc stop farming / will offer
at public sale at my farm one mile west OF
Canton, on the road leading from Canton
to Massillon, on Thursday, March 9TH, the
following property TO wit: Four good farm
and brood mares, three In foal TO import
ed Percheon stations; six head colts;
Percheon and coach bred, coming two
years old in spring; shire colt, coming
two years in fall, and ! Percheon fall colt
/ two year old fast gelding, by Wamby,
straight and sound three COWS, two der.
seys and one thoroughbred Dunham /
thoroughbred Berkshire boar; thorough
bred Berkshire SOW and pigs, and Ches-
terwhite SOW and pigs.
Also Peerless binder new,l corn plant
err with check row attachment, plows,
broad tire wagon, cultivator, hay ladders,
6 shovel plows, harrow, Buckeye mower.
drill, Chieftain self dump hay rake new,
Chieitain hay tedder new, ! Schuttler
wagon, best made, ,singletrees, ,doubletrees,
harness, collars, brides, and numerous
other articles necessary ana essental In
farming. Hay by the ton, corn and oats
by the bushel.
Purchases of Sb and under, cash on
purchases of more than - credit OF 3
months will be given without interest;
SAILS 10 commence promptly at ~ o'clock
M. GEO. w. MEYER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-02-26

SOME of the Republican malcontents
of Canton, who are dissatisfied with the
city government, are supplemented by
a small lot of sentimental roosters, who
think the city government is bad be-
cause there is so much drinking and
rOwdyism and crime. These parties
fail to discriminate between the gov.
ernment and the people. The people
make the morals, and not the law
makers. Take Alliance as an illustra-
ton. There is as much drunkenness in
Alliance according to the population,
as In Canton, and more cases of law
breaking and downright deviltry. If
you don't believe this, subscribe for the
two Alliance dailies and read the record.
And yet Alliance Is Republican by a
tremendous majority and is operating
under Prohibition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-02-26
A MOVEMENT FoR REFORM.

Certain Republicans of Canton are
pow circulating a paper for signatures
for some sort of peoples movement
In this city at the spring election. Ger.
tain Democrats have been visited and
promised office, in case they would join
the movement.
We have beer unable to discover the
nature of the rel )rm proposed by this
movement.
On the one han ! We are told that our
taxes are too high; md on the other
hand we are informed that the Demo
cratic government is too conservative
and slow.
Probably we shall be able to get more
definite information when the move.
ment puts itself into platform of
ideas, and formulates its plans in de-
tail
1t seems quite remarkable that the
Republicans, after capturing the city
at the last November election, should
want to abandon their organization
now. This phase of the situation is
entirely abnormal. There is no other
city in OHIO, or in the United States,
where the Republican party, being in
the majority, have abandoned their or.
ganization for the sake of reform, OF
for any other sake.
Now how does this happen in Canton,
In the citadel of Protection, and the
home of its ideal idol? This movement
is an open confession that the Repub.
lican party is not party of reform, OF
of moral ideas in government. 1t is
an open notice to its voters to quit the
organization and seek redress for sup
posed grievances in new movement,
in which Democrats are to be impor-
taut factors.
The movement is one that will attract
attention everywhere on account of its
novel and extraordinary character. Let
us watch its inception, development
and elimination with argus eyes.
Some good may come out of it.
The Republican leaders here have
been too narrow, too bitter in spirit, too
leady to assume all the virtues and
concede all the vices to the opposition.
Now we are to have change. We are
now Informed, that there is no hope for
the future of Canton, unless a new
movement is materialized, that shall
absorb the Republican party into new
political solution, in which some of the
constituent elements of pure Democ-
racy are mixed.
In the mean time let us treat the
movement with that dignifed gravity,
which its funereal character demands,
and await with prayerful patience its
elimination.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-02-26

CoNGREssMAN-ELEC WALT. H..
BUTLER, of Iowa, a Democrat, who
went ia with the cyclone, that swept
the West last November, writes letter
to the New York World, in which he
gives his views of Grover Cleveland's
anti silver letter. Here is what Butler
says:
do not believe he will be the Presiden-
tial candidate of the Democratic party in
1892, nor will any man be named who
does not stand squarely with the people of
the West, Northwest and South in favor
OF free and unlimitgd coinage OF both gold
and silver. To nominate a candidate OPP
posed to that position would be party SUI
icide. Party principle should be, and ]
believe is, above the demand for the
nomination of any individual.
WALT. II. BUTLER.
West Union, Ia, Feb, II.