The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-06-11

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mously elected chairman.
Julius Whiting Jr., wan elected perma-
| nent secretary.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
julius Whiting Jr., then moved that
committee of five be appointed to select
delepa tes and alternates TO the Republican
state Convention, He announced that
Stark county was entitled to 70 delegates
which was a gain of five over the number
allowed in 1889. He further stated that
the central committee had decided that the
different townships were entitled to the
following number of delegates
Canton and Canton township. I.
Bethlehem and Sugar Creek l.
jackson and Tuscarawas l,
Pike and Sandy /.
Lawrence i.
Osnaburg and Nimishillen /.
Paris and Washington l.
Plain, Lake and Marlboro l.
Alliance and Lexington ..
Massillon and Perry 3.
The motion carried and Chairman
Fawcett appointed the following gentle
men on the committee.
j. NJ. Campbell, Canton.
Henry Herr, Alliance.
Robert A. Pinn, Masstllon,
Michael Bitter, New Berlin.
Squire Spidel, Wilmot.
the committee then retired.
The following committee on resolutions
was then appointed: S. A. Conrad, Massil-
Ion; {; A. w. Coates, Alliance : DIR. Shane,
Waynesburg; Capt. Braden, Canton; Sen
ator Z. G. Snyder Canton.
Senator Ssnyder stated that he would
prefer that two gentlemen from Canton,
should not be on the committee and said
he would withdraw. Capt. Braden also
said he desired to withdraw Chairman
Fawcett appointed Prof. Jones of
Marlboro to succeed Capt. Eraden. Che
committee then Setired to the rooms OF the
Canton Press club
Chairman Fawcett stated that a rate of
81 had been secured from Canton to Co
lumbus and return via the r., Vt. W. q y.
road to Orrville and from there to Co
lumbus via the G. A. d e. The Ilppeca-
noe club of Cleveland will meet the
stark county delegation at OrrvAle.
The chairman stated that he hoped large
number of Canton and Stark county peo-
pie would attend, So as to show an inter-
est in the nomination of Hon. William
Mckinley, Jr., for Governor, as more inter
est was manifested in the nomination IA
other parts OF the State.
Mr., j. NJ. Campbell then stated that the
train would leave Canton at o'clock
standard time, Tuesday morning reach
ing Columbus at IL a. N. The return train
Will leave Columbus Wednesday at 5p.
m. He said that the TT. Wayne officials
nau aSSuTeu Dllu lndt MouiA bO h0
delay. He thought ii would be policy to
sell the tickets in advance. He stated that
he had made arrangements for the train
to stop at Massillon and North Lawrence.
When asked regarding people who desir,
ed to attend from Alliance, he said he had
not thought of that matter, and had PAID
no attention to 1t.
THE DELEGATES.
The committee on delegates made the
following report which was adopted:
CANTON AND CANTON TOWNSHIP.
Dslegates- Alternates-
George L. Baldwin, Col. n. Holloway.
Allen Cacnes, ". q. 9etton.
Henry DGtmeriOg, >. q. Hodgdon,
Harry Il. Kennedy, w. Is. Dagger.
Chas. A. Dougherty, Il: A. Ionner.
II. d. Bradley, Thos. Van Horn.
John f. Roth.
BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP,
Hugh Brown, Austin A. Hay.
JACKSON AND TUsCARAwAs.
j. K. Mcdowell, William MaXheimeS.
PIKE AND SANDY.
James Huett, q. p. Guest.
LAWRENCE.
R.F. Meyers, John Mossop.
OsNABURG AND NIMIsHILLEN.
Thos. Tinker, Aaron HCuser.
PARIS AND WASHINGTON.
Andrew Reese, DanielF. Lantz.
LAKE, PLAIN AND MARLBORO.
Lewis Smith, Henry Blxler'
ALLIANCE AND LEXINGTON.
Frank Transue, A. W. Coates.
j. Murray Webb, j. NJ. Barnaby.
l.. M. ballard, o. g. Conger.
MASsILLoN AND PERRY.
r. B. Crawford, Joseph Grapevine.
s. b. Stearn, ;, A. Conrad.
II, A. Pinn, DAVID Murray
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Senator S, A. Conrad of the committee
on resolutions read the following report,
which had been prepared in advance:
Hon, j. p. FAwCErT, Chairman Republi-
can County Convention:
Your committee on resolutions respect
fully submit the following and recommend
their adoption:
THE Republicans of Stark county, en-
couraped by the present wise and patriot
] ic administration of National affairs, which
| has inspired confidence at home and
respect abroad, formally renew, by their
| representatives in convention assembled
| Republican principles, as promulgated III
| the National Platform of 1888.
We favor a protective tariff, adequate tc
develop and utilize for the general well
| fare the great natural resources OF our
| country, TO secure for Government neces
| sary revenue, for the iarIner the pes,
| market in the world, and for the industry
| of ali our people, the largest possible re
| ward We recognize the Mckinley Tarifl
| Law az the latest and fullest expression OF
| the protective principle, and note with
satisfaction the rapidity with which II Is
proving the wisdom Of its trainers,
We favor the use OF both gold ana silver
| or their paper representatives, as money
| the reasonable and necessary restriction
| az foreign immigration; the free exercise
| of the right of suffrage by every citizen IN
every part of the United STATES, and an
| honest return OF the vote cast; the prompt
| and decisive restraint OF combinations oi
| capital for purposes unlawful or AT varl-
| ance with sound public policy, and en-
| liphtened economy in the administration
| Of National and State affairs.
We desire also TO express our warm ap.
| nreciation of the long and distinguished
| sarvices In the National House OF Repre-
4 sentatives of our neighbor and fellow citl-
zen. William Mckinley, Jr. His patriotic
| and saoacious Statesmanship and un-
| swerying loyalty to Republican principles
| and especially that OF protection TO Ameri
| can industry, has added lustre to his
| home county, district and State, and con
| ferred great and lasting benefit upon the
| whole country. We cordially join will
| tha ReDublicans of the State in theie pur
I nose 10 make him the standard bearer In
| Inc coming contest, feeling assured tina
| he will lead TO victory, and to wise reforms
| in the conduct of State affairs.
| S. A. CONRAD,
| Il. C. SNYDER,
| GUSTAV A. SHANE,
| w. s. JONES,
| A. w. COATES.
| OTHER MATTERS.
After few remarks by Mr.. j. NJ. Camp
bell regarding the special train TO Colum
bus the convention adjourned
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