The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-05-12
PRESS OPINIONS.
WHAT THE PAPERS OF THE COUNTRY
THINK OF MORGAN.
The Foe OF Organised Labor aud Rank
Prohibitionist-Cl Clippings From Many

The Foe OF Organised Labor aud Rank
Prohibitionist-o Clippings From Many
Papers.
The papers Of the country do not seem
TO take kindly to the nomination OF Mr..
Morgan, and all seem to speak Of him in
one strain. Here are few opinions:
sTEUBENvILLE GAZETTE.
The Republicans in the Mckinley dis
trict have nominated Thomas II. Morgan
OF Alliance, to fill the place of the great
man who is now trying to fill Governor
Campbell's shoes. II said of Morgan that
he is a very rich man in money and that he
owns brass band, two things that are
factors in Republican success. Without
brass bands to catch the impulsive and
money with which to corrupt those who
have no we'll grounded political principles
the Republican party could carry but few
northern States. Mr.. Morgan will engage
in a spectacular campaign, With tin plate
for background Of the scenery. But can
he be successful with John G.. Warwick,
of Massillon, as his opponent, the man
who defeated Mckinley himself, a man
who has the solid elements of compost
ton that are needed in Congress?
PITTsBURG POST.
Thomas II. Morgan, the Alliance, o.,
Manufacturer who was nominated for
Congress by the Republicans in McKin-
ley's old district, is the man above all
others whom the Democrats desired the
opposition to set up. He is rich and ripe
and owns big brass band. His canvass
will, therefore, be spectacula and he will
peter out in blaze OF red fire. He has the
reputation of being able to talk more and
W less tnan any man in the state of Ohio.
He is high tariff beneficiary. In all
probability Congressman John G. Warwick
o Massillon will be nominated by the
ID smocrats of the district, and notwith-
standing the Republican gerrymander he
will be reelected. BY all odds Morgan is
can candidate.
MAssILLoNIAN.
The involved point of the convention is
that the McKinleyites pilloried Judge King
as a prevaricator.and promptly retaliated
for his defeat of the sad and sophomore
Mckinley for temporary chairman of the
recent Cleveland convention. II is doubt
ful whether Judge King has enough be-
levers in his veracity to resent this humiI.
iation visited upon him by the Mckinley
feudal lord at Salem. He must pass under
the yoke and permit Mr.. Morgan's candi-
dacy to mean his own self debasement
among high minded men in politics. His
situation is pitiable. The chairman OF
the Republican state committee branded
as liar by convention of his party col
leagues.
Mr.. Morgan's nomination has particu-
larly incensed the Junior Order or AmeIi.
can Mechanics who oppose the foreign
born citizens Of this nation, and also the
| nti.prohibitionists. His career of boss.
ism at Alliance is quite familiar, and his
rank advocacy of the absurd theory OF
| prohibition has been in consouance with
the overweening. vanity 80 often exhibited
As all orator Mr., Morgan is said to be
| the only real second to Demosthenes since
| Cicero died, and to have been the master
| in elocution to whom VIM. Mckinley owes
much of his sombre and stuffed style oi
| defamation.
As candidate Mr.. Morgan of Morgan
town is a dandy.
! EAST LIVERPOOL CRISIS.
| Thomas r. Morgan is a man of grea
wealth and much force of character, bu
he has used one and exercised the othel
| in manner not calculated to win hin
either the respect or the support of the
| masses of the people. He belongs to tina
class OF men, unfortunately very hume
rous, who look upon the possession o
wealth as comforting powers dictatorial il
| their nature, aud are little disposed t
| view with tolerance the claims to con
sideration of others less fortunate. Hi
treatment of his employees is one illustra
ton of this, and his arbitrary demands
upon the government of the city where h
| resides is another no less conspicuous
Mr.. Morgan, while possessed of a phenom
email self-coufidence, is a man of yer!
limited ability outside his particular lin
| of business, and is not fitted by eithe
nature, education or experince in public
affairs for the position of Representatiy
in Congress. These facts will be mad
more conspicuous as the campaign pro
crosses.
| YOUNGSTOWN INDICATOR. .
The charge of Doodle is made agains
Morgan by the chairman of the Repub
lican county committee.
The Amalgamsted Association will fl
Morgan's case.
Weybrecht Of Alliance should take
hand in the Congressional campaign.
will be remembered that he was unseate
after being fairly elected TO the legisla
ture. There may be some Rratiflcatio
for him before the fight is ended.
Our local contemporary is in a very ba
predicament. The devil is on one sid
and the deep sea on the other. What wi
it do? Support "black sheep" man?