The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-11-03
GEORGE AXE
Describes q Peoples Party Rally at Hart
viIle--.George Thinks It is q u. o. p.
Move in Disguise---Here is what He
says About IL,

DotCtlpeh y EeOpI6 fhrty rally ht huTt-
viIle--.George Thinks It is q u. o. p.
Move in Disguise---Here is What He
says About IL.
HARTvILLE, o., Oct %.
| EDITOR News. DEMOCRAT: Please give
me space In your paper to express my
views on the new trap that is set to catch
| few votes for Harrison. A few nights
| ego there was a political meeting held in
( Hartville for the sole purpose Of catching
! n few Dem ocratic votes. The chairman
OF the meeting made a few preliminary
remarks in regard to the new born babe,
that is going to control all railroads and
! telegraph lines throughout the United
states and to tell what the Republicans
promised 20 do and what the Democrats
never would do.
But the first speaker, a Mr.. Thayer by
name, said he would have nothing to say
against either of the old parties. Let me
! remark here that " we're advocating the
! ideas of new party [ think l would say
sible for the bad state of AFFAIR." that now
exist in the general government. The
next speaker DR.. Cox of Canton said
| among other thiogs that he
was always a member of the
Republican party and then, his first
sentence was, / staid with them till saw
that they were doing nothing for the
masses, but we're leRislating only for a
favored few, and said they could not ex =
peci any relief from the Democratic party.
Now then will not stop to discuss the
new babes platform or analyzs their
"initiative or referendum" but will say
send us W TO Hartville a speaker advocat
ing this new theory, who will get up before
an audience and say have always bAen
good Democrat and ihe Democratic
party Is responsible for the evils OF which
the people complain, and then we might
bs led into trap set for III purpJse OF
catching Democratic votes. The writer
of these few lines had she ploatu e, while
on v tit the Other day, to bo in company
with tHrcr voOd Republicans who Bdvo'
Gated thu Peoples party cause, and know
ing my poliiicr, they tried hard TO got all
argument with me Oh political questions,
I saiu: "Grutlemcn / am too brave TO
iightan Intact; hut against he Republican
party you rili find me ia the front rank.
One of these arutlrmsr YES from Canton,
an age ut hired by the Republican party to
distribute literature advocating the new
referendum
They id not soy much about tariff or
reciprocity, but with strong lanRu 1ge they
advocated the Improvement of ;he public
roads. | know 1t to be fact that since
Harrison q Co.. relieved the treasury of
the surplus that Grover Cleveland lefE
there over three years ago, that the gov
ernmeut is now prepared to buy all rail-
roads aud all telegraph lines ana nave
plenty of money left to lend to the farm
ers at two per cent. would say in con-
cusion, in the language of Patrick Henry
"suffer yourselves not to be betrayed by
kiss" Vote for Grover Cleveland the pee>
Piles candidate; let us not be caught in
such snares that are being set by the party
who would do anything to control this
election. A Democratic vote for the (peo.
ples) party is two for Harrison.
Democrats, let us do our duty, and vic
tory is ours.
GEO AXE.