The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-05-12
THE CANDIDATE
WHO WILL BE SELECTED TO CARRY
THE BANNER?

Many Excellent Democrats Named for
Morgan.
Many excellent Democrats are being
mentioned in connection with the nomin-
alton for Congressman. In Canton we
hear the names of Hon. W. A. Lynch,
Hon. John G. Welty, Hon. John L. Monnot
Judge A. A. Thayer and Hon. Johnson
Sherrick. Any of the gentlemen would
represent the district in manner that
would reflect great honor on themselves
and those who elected them.
From Alliance comes the names Of Hon.
B. f. Weybrecht and Mayor M. B. Excel.
Massillou has Hon. John G. Warwick
who is entitled to nomination and will
get it, IL he desires the office, and also ex-
Senator Anthony Howells.
Columbiana county has. two good men
in the persons of Hon. j. Twing Brooks
and Judge Wallace.
Youngstown has three able lawyers who
would make a strong run. They are A. ].
Woolf, VIM. A. Maline and John II.
Clarke.
There are many other Democrats in the
district who would fiji the position with
honor and credit. The man who can poll
the strongest vote should be nominated.
IN FAVOR OF THE STRONGEST CANDIDATE.
The Youngstown Vindicator has the fol-
| lowing: IAN Inquirer asks whom the
Vindicator favors as a candidate for con-
| gress in this district.
First, it must be remembered that Hon.
John G.. Warwick has made a good record
in congress. Unlike the Republican nom-
inee, he is in favor of union labor and not
| opposed to it.
Second, he is q man who deserves sup
port from all citizens on account of the
admirable record which he has made
painstaking, laborious and efficient as it
has been.
Third, because he ran against the COM
! bined forces of the mouopolies of this
nation, who paid as high as $50 each for
votes, and even then defeated Mckinley.
But is rumored that Mr.. Warwick will
not be a candidate for a second term,
owing to the pressing demand of the large
business interests which require his
attention.
II such an event, there are reasons why
the most brilliant man who can be select
| ed in the entire district should be nominal
ted-not only sound man in business
| way, but also one who can tell upon the
stump the reasons of the faith that is in
him; beside such man Morgan would be
a mere bagatelle, a creature whom money
unlimited could not save.
The Vindicator is therefore in favor of q
man who is in every way worthy of being
sent to Congress- and who would uphold
the credit, the honor of this great indus
trial district. 1t is in favor of as near q
unanimous nomination as it is possible tc
make; it is in favor of man who is in
favor of labor; who is also friend of the
manufacturers, and who would represent
this district for all concerned and not fol
afew.
The Vindicator is not in favor OF the
many who are entitled TO it, but in favor
of that one, among the entitled, who car
winl
The question arises WHO'S that man
| Let us carefully consider the matter
study 1t in all its respects, then nominate
a man who will make the district re-echC
with campaign of brains against Doodle
and let us not forget TO serve this notice
upon the enemy-mapy of them are no
now enemies, but with us, and many moro
will join during the campaign-that If 6
Doodle canvass is made by the anti labol
Morgan men, the contest will be carried
to the Democratic House, as that House
surely will be, and the Doodle candidate
| be unseat5d.
We must look this thing square in tn,
face: The chairman of the Republican
! county comitttee openly charges tina
Doodle won the day for Morgan. Th
| evidence we use comes from the politica
party opposed to us. If we take advan
| tags of the situation and nominate maj
, who can and will, If elected, represent thi
district brilliantly, no such man as MOI
gan can defeat him.
We have such men. Let us nominal
the best one among them-he is the ma
whom the Vindicatog favors.
AN EAST LIVERPOOL OPINION.
} The East Liverpool Crisis says: TIL
Democratic hope has bloomed and prom
iscs to become an assurance of success
With an acceptable candidate there ca
be but little doubt that the Democracy wi
! be able to wrest victory from the hand
of the Republicans where it has been th
least expected.
Who this candidate shall be is the pre-
ent question for solution. Columbian
h. county has been honored in the past an
3 will probably not present candidat,
Q Stark Democrats will possibly be NOR
modest than their Republican brethreI
4 and to Mahoning the honor of naming th
candidate may be properly conceded. OF
Z northern neighbors have an abundance
1 excellent material from which to selec
and II they can agree among themselvt
. upon some such a man as John Ill. CIarl
A. j. Woolf or w. A. Maline, the Demo
racy of ColumbiRna will give him u mo
i earnest aud loyal support, and the peop
: of the Eighteenth District, irrespective
party, will unite in resenting the insult
4 their intelligence and manhood place
upon them by the nomination of ThomI
II. Morgan at Salem.
f NAMES MENTIONED.
The Vindicator says: There is Wa
{ wick, of Massillon; Hcwells, of Massillol
n W. A, Lynch, of Canton; Jonathan Wa
lace, Of New Lisbon, and in our ow
y county, aeveral brilliant men who ca
r defeat Morgan. This county is, OF cours
most emitted TO the nomination, and
: can produce as good material as al
otheri bat these questions need not
raised. here is whatwe want: The m5
- who is sure 10 beat Morgan.
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