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bin Bopa." Seq git Mor9en CO Nf=
ten ben paa en- lioen 6pi o9 bab, at
Sub piloe sioe os @upa i9jeu. Seq
fplte, at Sub bDrte mig, og bet forz
talte ies Mama.
Suleaften tom enonu ensanq, %
Wfama bar bort noset, i0m bun bapz
be 1pet til 6ru @lart, os bun la9be,
at oeriom bun fit Benge, Rulbe bun
tipbe os en- Sule9ape. Mfina os ie9
tunoe lite tale ON noset anbet, laa=
lenae Mama oar borte, os ri itirrebe
uo 9iennem &inouet, inotil ri fit ]e
benoe fomme meo en- @atfe unoer Mr>
men, og ri par fire paa, at ben inbe=
bolot @aoer til os. Men ba BUN
tom ino, piite bet fig, at &atten blot
tnoe6olbt bet Nrbeibe, bun Ruloe
brinse bort; tbi bun boooe lite trufet
5ru @lart biemme. Mina bralt ub
I @raab, os 1eg uar feroi9 at 9ipre
bet famine, men 1aa beapnote je9 at
ipnge paa: ~Morsen mellem 6ieloe",
iaa bpit leg fIuoe, os bet tilbaeebolbt
@raaoen; - leg oil o9iaa lare Mina
at ipnse; tbi bet er iaa opmuntrenoe.
Tt lab meset lanse oppe ben Wften,
og 1ult Iom Sernbanen par fommen,
bprteS no9en at bante paa 9pren. &t
blep me9et forltrettebe, men Mama
1purate bpit: r6oem ct bet?" r@n
Ten!" ioareoe ben uoenforltaaenbe;
% ba bun aabneoe 9prer, itoo min
esen @apa Der, og ri lob bam irpoe.
@ioen iatte ri os neo omtrin9 Bra<
fen, og ban berettebe %, boor
ban haobe peret. Sun iasoe, at ban
reilte til 8. % fif Mr6eioe paa Sobnz
ions itore Tabrif. Son fortjente
mango Pen9e, men poslasoe Dem til
Brenoeoin, tnstil ban ensans blep
ips % troeoe fig Dpoen nar. ST.
Sobnion bsip9te bam, os ba ban par
bleoen frilt, formaaebe ban Deb Cubs
9ielp at afbolbe fig fra be beruienbe
9ritfe. 9a ban MI par fulbfommen
frif os tierte @euse iom fer, fenote
ban oisie biem bper Maoneb. 91os=
le 9a9e iforueien bapbe |erfmeferen
paa Sobnions 5abrit taeet &ffeb, %
Bopa baooe faaet bans Hlaos. @i
itulbe MI flptte bio os faa tilarette>
list meb @euse. Mina talte om Su=
le3auen, iom bun bauoe pentet, at
Mama ifuloe fipbe, o9 &apa insbe, at
ban os ies fulbe saa uo os ie, om pi
tunoe ftaoe poa no9et til Su(e9ape.
81 git fptit til en- Bob; / cenne fj9bz
te Tan en- bel &lebnin9 tillisemeb en-
Doerfratte til mig. @ioen tjpbte
ban &leber til Mina % Mama, o1
af Mab tibbte ban nefen olt, buao ri
funoe tenfe os. 9a ri TOM biem,
bar ri me9et bunerise. Moma ltelte
iitano en- opatia Nitensmao, o9 iioen
git ies ttllengs iaa lpttelie, at ie9
fnapt tunoe loue.
@apa o9 Mama lamtaleoe li9e til
&lotten i1og tolp, o9 oa io9oe 8apa:
"Marie, bet ct MI 9pitio, os ri bar
flor Norios til at tattes@ub, iom iaa
naaoisen bar paa9et ooer % os fprt
os iammen isien". Derpaa tos ban
benoes 9aanb, os be bpieoe be9se be-
res &ne Bgn til Serren. Seq taf=
tebe oaiaa Sub, BET ies laa; tbi jes
pioite, at ban uar Iarias til al oenne
2ptfe. = &an ou MI lite foritaa, at
| leg bar @runb til at tro, at Sub bar
Omior9 for Mennefene, har leg lite |?
(2utb. 8prnebl.)
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Blaine bat bolot en- liben Sale I
5appr al 9arrilon. &laine's &en=
ner mener MI, at ban pil blioe ben
neite Statsietreter, ON 9arriion biz
Der balQt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-19
Saint 0laf.
17De Dit. 1892.

17pe Dit. 1892.
ST. &eoaftgrl
@aamesen &aabeo, 2gsu. @anos
beosfororeielier, 9eunaano NJ. m.,
fom tommer frem BresIen MI ON
9osen, piier tpoelisere eno uosen
Statiltit, at mau9e Mennelfer, iom
fan baaoe lele os friue, lite fortiener
yfapn at vDanneoe." On triltelis
Qano Tan Der alorig blipe Eale.
Man Fuloe tro, at Bresien iler
oa euers Mano os Mano fuloe an
oenoe fin &unoftab os E;o til at uo=
pitle for boerauore ben politilfe Ero,
Iom boer os en- bauoe, % at fort(are
Betponin9en Of oeres Blatform for
bperanore, % ioaleoes bielpe bper=
onore til at uel9e uo bet Beofe, tbi
boer og en- sibr 10 Gororin9 paa at
oere en- COB 8orser; men iteoet at
9aa frem paa oenne @is, iom piloe
uiie geeitetierli9beo, taiter @resien
= os o9iaa entelte Meno. fig oper
fine Nntagoniiter meo ct @opbprs
@raabisbeo os bDuser iammen / en-
9aus alt bet uarte os onbfabsfulbe
en- frustbar 6ierne Tan finoe pao.
9oao saar ri til Bolg paa? Sea
peo lite beore eno at bet er paa bore
Brinciper, poa bore 8latforme.
9uer o9 en- bpr ftempe meo Nonoens
@aaben for oem, men buao 9ibres
nu? Wfan slemmer alt unotagen at
neoratfe Mooitanoerne, os sipre
benz til @enneltebebens l1bRue. Gp!
bet ct itp9t.
Sab "Gbe &eoples 9artps" Moo<
itanoere ouerbepile os, at ri ere paa
gale &eie, at oor &olitit er en- l1topi,
en- almen faoelis euer ui9ienncmfprs
Zig Sing, os ri lfal tatte oem, men
tag life 9eoer % 2@re fra bore
@anoioater, be ere fulbt uo 1aa
sooe iom @oers, os leg pil tro. en-
Won beore.
Gaa @runblos al bort YartiS
Hlatform bill ies femme os paa iam>
NE @runolas uil befiempe be andre
Bartier. 9oao ituloe ellers ct Bro>
gram tjene til?-
3r. 8oen bar peret 9ueseitabbe
for mango, % ies troebe nefen. at
ban bopoe iueset tit 8ortis @ro.
gram, bporfor leg ben 80 Sept. Freo
omtrent felsenoe til bam. =
n@fal Du uo % boloe @tumptaler
Oct., iiaafalo faar ri bpre bin po=
litilte Sroesbefienoelie." &aa bette
iuoreoe ban, ben 3oie Oct. 80
rSe9 tommer itte til at boloe Ealer,
"ieg saar lite til &al9 paa min @el=
talenbeb." Set er paa Yartiets
&lotform, iom / Rortbeo er: nllinb<
itrentet @plumpntnius, 9anbet tor
Solicit, Sernbauerne eies os fpres
al Solicit, mere o9 bil1isere Ben9e,
faa at Notionen os ben entelte tunne
lettere betale fin @ielb." -
~Paa benne Blatform I'll leg itaa,
paa oenne oil leg faloe." Sntet me>
re Sntet minbre."
&il Sc, ST. &eoattbr, eQer nosen
anoen tortelle / forte os tlare Orb
ST. 5eiss 8latform? De pil aipre
9eres 2aiere en- itor EieneIte, for
bet ifal 10 ellers uere en- ubmerfet.
@erionlisbeb alle Maaoer2 9@rebe
2eiere! &i trenser ben for @am.
menlisning. 9a ies neppe tommer
mere frem / Goiien fbr wal9et, pil
leg bebe aQe o9 enbper, at be peleer
bet, iom be anier til be6fe for 2an=
bets 2arp os e9en Mpttte, o9 logger
tiliibe al imaali9 &ritit % Muino os
Geuu.
S al @rbpoiabeb 9eres,
Olaf .. @inie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-19

= Den pelbetienote Mills fra Terz
as ifal tole / Minneapolis 22oe Oet.
= @n fremmeo fit tibre meo en-
Wano uo Of ct. Be1'r torleoen bag.
50 Mi(e ub,nom Bgen brog ben
fremmebe en &epolper % frarBpebe
Manoen $32 % en- eSernbanebilet til
@bica9o. Woral: 2ao insen frem=
meb faa figre meo big.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-19

@n itRrt Storm raiebe paa @olfen
ben lobe Oct. @t.Stib blep pbelaQt,
% Is Menneifer milteoe 9iuet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-19
@innefpta.

- &on}ul S. u. 9uiber bar
o9iaa en- 8asiaser paa bet 9og, iom
itpbte 1ammen meo @oostoset gtar.
beoen al Minneapolis fiofte nse.
6elbi9pis Flap ban meo en- ubetpoe'
Zig @framme peo bet enc Die.
= Omtrent 400 Manb Minnea<
polls er befiaftiset ueb be iorltie1ise
electrilte @nles.
- Sra Solton meooeles 13 Oct.
Stopbranoen raler Turufouen /
8eltrami @ountn os bat 9iort flor
5tabe. @n Men9be Meno orog uo
berfra tiblis isaarmorses for at 9iBre
Tor5bs paa at Futte Slben ueo
Stabspolb & 2arions @asbrug, iom
trues of Sloeu.
- ct. @lpuo l3oe Oct. @n Qanz
oelsreilenoe blep ioas, meoens ban
penteoe paa Erenet peo geortbern
Baci fic>Stationen, frarppet fin Sab
iet, iom inoebolbt @rpuer al 9feool=
uere, &niue os andre Suitrumenter
til en- &erbi af $500.
-. @n np 8Dsnins tilbprenbe
Stats=llniperiitetet er netop ferois
o9 to9en ibrus for meoicinfe 9iez
meo.
- Die Sobnlon, en- Nrbeioer boS
$. 6. Ntelep Qumber gompan9 /
Minneapolis, er af Domfolene bleben
tiltienot en- Staoeseritatnins paa
$4,000 paasrunb al @taoe, ion
ban erbolot, mems ban oor / &omz
pa9niets Eieneite.
- Gn nD Bant meo en- &apital al
$4,000 ltal lnart oprettes Dnz
lutb.
Gn 8remler paa Great Nortbz
ernz8anen bleu i6ieltibrt peo 9indz
lep forleoen. &oblinsen mellem &o9=
meme par saaet itu, iaa at en- Sci af
Erenet oar ct Stptte eiter, os iaale>
bes git 8remieren uooper @noen al
Grenet % falot neo. Set par ON
Staten.
- @rootiton, 12te Oct. @barles
O1ation, 2etpis Seuna os Die u.
2arion uar isaar for &etten ant(a9et
for at 6aue frareuet en- Garmer $45 /
&ortipil. Sc tilitoo, betalte be $45
o9 $45 til Dmtotninser.
- Mebens 2etpis yfelion ofesle,
be Boteter gilbert Sea ben 3bie os.
fit ban en- al fine 9ete orebt al ct
Smit9=2otomtiu. pau uor o9iaa
lelp ner peo at mite 2iuet.
-: Sberiffen af @abalba 60. tier>
te forlebe:: Sag lammen meo en- 9ez
ietpu / fem Mi(e os uiotc lite, at
ban bar iiplse meo ben sSorbrpber,
iom ban ip9te efter, ua9tet ban bauoe
nbie 8eitriuelie af bam. @enere
fortalte no9en anoeu, ,buem bet par, o9
5pren blep arrelteret.
= Moorbeab Zoe October. Sobn
Garter, en- Nrbeioer beritebs, bleu
lipsfarlist ftubt @ftermiooas af en-
Mano peb Napn To>pnsenb. %otpns=
enb bleo arreferet. 9ottorerne flyer,
at Garter tan lite lepe.
= @nbel Irbeioere, iom bapbe
itiaalet fig tilba9e fra ort>Datota /
en- @oosuosn, bfep iiofe l19e rppet /
Detroit, mebens &ranet to9 &ano.
50 af &poerne bleu taane of &oliti=
ct, flyer rBerbam Bulletin.
- 9ulutb. @n 6 Mar sammel
9atter af s. 6. 2anbspert af 8eit
9ulutb iatte Slo paa fine &leber
mebens Samilien bar borte. 9un
bleu iaa forbrenot, at 6uoen falot af
benbes 2eseme fra &ueerne til 9al=
len, o9 bun anta9es lite at tunne
lepe.
- Breckenridge Ste Oct. Mebens
en- Mano iaoaraftes iao paa &latfor=
men peo Great 9eortbernzBanens Sc:
pot, pentenoe 8asia9ertrenet, tom en-
fremmeo Gpr os oro9 en- &epplper
mob bam, os befaleoe Manben
at saa meo ii9 til noale &orofab1er,
bbor bans CONNER blep rania9ebe.
5elbispis fanot &poeren bare nosle
faa @plbpense | 2ommen, oa Manz
ben bauoe siemt &eiten og fin Etdet
lin Sat. Manoen fit flere 6los, 6a
ban life bi(be ti[ftad. hpOr ban habbe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-10-19

Knnpp(aof fen
i7oc 9iitrift
er Ter9us Sails, rlaar oet 9jaloer
@anoel og Torretniltg. 0g ST.
peocentret for fine Slit ct hos
9eifD &ros. @reat M}anbattan
Glotbing @ouie. Sort ubpre Op=
lag taarl1er fig b0it op oper alt,
iont nogeniinoe par feet / bette
9ifrift* S Tolt paa 11olioen fat
life tdtfe eoer l1oi itrdtniugcn oerai*
Sc maa ie tort Spla9 forat
fatte @t0rrelien beraf.
81 9arauterer, at III pil lpare
Sem ioetminoite 20 Yrocent fra
builteiontbelit Yriier, Set opsipes
Sem anoetlte66.
6armere! &olo life eoers @pez
Sc, men ialg oen og tj0b eoer
&ldr / Manbattau Glotbing
@ollie*
9efD 8roS., &iere,
s5ergus Jalls o. NnrnesoiQe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25

DID the Democratic candidate for Vice
President, "Generaln Stevenson, serve in
the army during the Civil war, either as
private or an officer? REPUBLICAN,.
Huron, o.
Not minute. Nobody that is posted
claims that he did. He never enlisted
or served in any way, and his position
was that of stay-at-home of the worst
"copperh' ad" sort. Cleveland Leader.
The Leader manages to mix up one
truth with two untruths, in four lines.
This is rather more than the usual
proportion of truth in the LeaGers
editorials. 1t Is true that Gen. Steven
son did not serve in the army minute,
neither did Joseph Whitelaw Reid, the
Republican nominee for Vice Presi-
dent, although he was then a very
healthy young mao and an ardent Re
publican. This places the two candi-
dates in the same class of stay-at homes,
during the war. So far as supporting
the war is concerned they are not equal
as Mr. Stevenson was Stephen A.
douglas pemOcrH', ana III 1aY0r OF the
Union ana the vigorous prosecution OF
the war. On the 0tner hand, Joseph
Whi'eLaw Reid was sensational war
corrsSpoI dent, ans is one of the fellows
who wrote down G2n. Sherman as crazy
In K"ntucky in 1863, aud Gen. Grant as
drunk a. Shiloh, and Gen. Rosecrans
stampeded at Chicamauea. In 1872
Joseph Whitelaw Reid said more and
meaner things about Gen. Grant than
any than any man in the United States
and he did his worst 10 defeat Grant
and failed. The Leader dare not print
Whitelaw 2eid's editorials on Gen
Grant as they appeared in the New
York Tribune in the ever memorable
campaign of 1872.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETING

at orrville---4en. Sherwood Nominated
for Congress by the oommittee-.s suitable
Resolutions Passed on the Death of
GOV. warwick.
We are in possession OF the notes of the
committee meeting at Orrville yesterday,
TO fix the date of the CoDgre ssionai Con :
yontiun. We announced 10y wire yester.
day that the convention was called for
Orrville, Sept. 18th and that Stark county
will be entitled TO SO delegates, or Within
three of a m liority. 1t seems by the notes
vf the secretary that ther' was a wrangle
In the committee. The secretary's not 6
read a. follows:
Five of tue eight committee being
present Judge StillweIi succeeded ia
bringing about n ballot. Mr.. Atlee Pom
creme was the first mentioned; the next
in order was Mr.. J. j. .Whitacre, and finally
Gen. Sherwood's meme was submitted.
On this nomination ballot was cast,
three of the five voting yes, while Messrs.
ReiRucr and Whitacre refused to vote.
Judge StillwclI decided that the ballot was
tor Gen. Sherwood, aud that he was NOM
mated. As he was about to annouuce the
fact the Wayne county delegates arrived
1t is proper To say, after interviewing
Gen, Sherwood, that he had no idea that
his name was before tue committee until
he was shown the notes of tue secretary
candidate. and he had no idea
that the committee would attempt to-
m Ike nomination, We presume the
same is true of Mr. POmerene. G N.
Sherwood authorizes the statement thst
he has no idea OF breaking into congress,
and has no ambition in that direction.
However he feels highly complimented
over the nomination.
The committee unanimously passed the
following resolution on motion of MIR,
Whitacre.
RESOLVED, BY the Congressional Cop !.
mittee of the 16th district of Ohio as
existing in the year a. d. 1890, that it is
with sorrowinR hearts we meet to take
action vita reference TO filling the seat in
congress made vacant by The death of
Hon. John G.. Warwick. No remember
him as an unswerving Democrat, the
honest citizen, the loving husband and
father, aud tender the family our sincere
sympathy in this hour Of bereavement.
j II. REGGNER, Chairman.
W. STILLwELL, Secretary.
L. P. OHLIGsR.
AUSTIN HOLCoMB.
DR.. H. A. HART.
J. p. LARINfER.
j. j. WHITACRE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25

Mr.. BLAINE will only make five min
ute speeches in this campaign, as his
health is not equal to the strain of a
greater effort.--Springield Ill) Journal
Besides, Mr.. Blaine feels, no doubt
that five minutes will be ample time In
which to say all that he can truthfully
say in favor of the reelection of Ben
iamin Harrison.-Chicago Herald.
The very latest from Maine is thai
Blaine will not be well enough to tall
even for five minutes for Harrison
This is very sad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25

THERE also seems to be a conflict
between the two classes of labor-or-
ganized and unorganized. Whenever
union men strike or are locked out there
are non-union men to ill the vacancies,
aud in this way labor aids capital in its
fight against labor. The lines of labor
are not drawn close enough for success.
full battle, lacking that soidity more
perfect organization would give it. 1t is
true labor has been told to depend on
the tariff for wages, but has discovered
that the tariff is not for it, making as
it does, the Carnegies even stronger to
do battle against labor. BY reason OF
the tariff Carnegie could shut down all
of his mills and still live in a castle, but
it is not the case with labor. Labor can
be starved into submission. How does
the tariff benefit or.-Steubenville
Gazette.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25
A COUNTY TICKET
Nominated by the Republicans
With q Very Light Vote.

The Republicans of the county held
their primaries Saturday and went
through the formalities of placing in nom
ination county ticket and eecting CEN
trail committeeman for this city. From
the vote polled in this city IL is evident
that the rank and file of the party recog-
nize the hopeIessness of the task of trying
to oscct anybody on that ticket, and ouly
l2O votes were polled in this whole city
The elertion was held in the west btse-
ment of the court house from 2 to 8
O'clock. and there was no contest on any
of the Offices, with the exception Of county
commissioner, where there were three
candidates, and for Inflrmary Director,
with two candidates. The result of the
vote in this city is as follows, and the re-
suit ia this place is indicative of the result
throughout the county
Clerk OF Courts.C. B. Stokey, 1l2
Auditor-John N. Ramsey, 119.
County observation-disclosures Spon-
seller, Ill; Henry Sponseller, 3; William
Brinker, 8
County surveyor-G. L. Sickafoos, 119.
Coroner-Johr Openhimer. 120.
Intlrmary directors-r. B. Loutzenheis-
er, 120; L. T. Arnold, 2
CENTRAL CoMMITTEEMEN.
First ward-Preciuct A, ID. b. Smith; b,
Thomas E. Turner; C, c. G. Bow; ID, L. C..
Wise.
Second ward-A, John Escbelman; B,
Thomas B. Loutzenheiser; c, Joseph
Barr.
Third ward-C, John W. Patterson.
None for precincts A and B.
Fourth ward-A, W. Lickey; B, John
Hossler. None for C.
Fifth wsrd-A, r. d. Bradley; B,
Maurice E. AunRst.
sixto wsrd-A, George Schaffsrt; B,
Frank Darr.
Seventh ward-A, J. p. Fawcett; B, w.
e. Seton; c, A. M. True; ID, L. II. Van
Horn.
North Industry precinct, j. b. Hantz
Canton precinct, Horace Sponselier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25

THE editor of the News DEMOCRAT
is in receipt of dispatch from Holmes
county asking him to become candi-
date for Congress to fill the unexrir-
ed term. A party of East End Demo-
Gratis have also called to ask him to
become a candidate. 1t may not be
lmmodest or improper, therefore, to
state at the outset that the editor
aforesaid is not candidate and cannot
become one. There are plenty of can
didates, and they are all good, able and
worthy Democrats. The NEws-DEMo.
GRAFT will aim to treat all candidates
with equal consideration, and will not
use its columns to advance one candi-
date in preference TO another. We
preff to leave the selection of a candi.
date the free choice Of the Demo-
cratic electors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25

ONO is now without II Governor and
will be for the mex Jwn months Gov.
Mckinley has gone east on private
business for President Harrison and
the Republican party, and the Privats
Secretary is now in command of all the
institutions of this State, including the
militia. We hope to worry along very
comfortably; but the thought comes
up, what do we elect Governor for
when we apparently have no use for a
Governor. Why not elect a private
secretary and save the $4,000 salary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25

ALL reports from Michigan are o.
the most encouraging character, indi.
eating a d, mocratic victory. Judge
Morse, The Democratic nominee fol
Governcl is not only strong with the
people, but strong with the soldiers
His reco I'd : ) a soldier was such as tc
give additional glory to Michigan in the
var, hIviug lost an arm at Mission
Ridge. The loss of an arm, however
G 1 n retire him from the army. He
c., 'inued in active service for another
yeS- and then came home 20 resume
the study of law, which he had conf
menced before the war. In Michigan
the Republicans make no mention of
the brave and gallant men who saved
the Union.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25

in the way of raiment and home COM
forts, and at the same time, by the
restricted production of the trusts in
control of the market, his opportunities
for labor have been decreased.
This is why every laboring man, as
we'll as every farmer and business man,
should take deep interest in the
present campaign. Unless there is a
change all legitimate business and
legitimate manufacturing will be kept
in the present hard lines and labor will
become pauperized.
This is a question that touches every
| voter
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CAREFUL aud unprejudiced inquiry
show WIS that $50 will buy rs much at Home
stead as S1O0 would three years ago. So
much for the "Oppressionn Of the McKin-
ley tariR.-C!evriand Leader.
Then why don't Mckinley go down to
Homestead and explain to the striking
-Workmen at Homestead how much
better they are now off, than before the
Mckinley bill. The Democrats will
agree to pay his expenses, and he is sure
of warm reception.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-25

GOVERNOR MCKINLEY Is shrewd and
level headed judge OF political siRns and
seasons. When he declares, therefore,
without reservation after his long "trip In
the Northwest that 1t will be solid for
Harrlson, everyone can rely on II as no
hasty or reckless conclusion.-Cleveland
Leader.
Itis true that Gov. Mckinley is a
very ahrewd man, and for this reason
he is not going around admitting In
advance that Harrison looks like a
gCner. 1t is shrewd politics In our
much-absent Governor TO claim every
thing. He did that in 1890, but IT was a
Waterloo just the same. He said in q
public speech in Canton the night
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fifteenth or any time announcing my
candidacy. Publish. W. STILwEnb.
BY mail we are in receipt of letter
from Judge Stilwell saying in the most
emphatic way that he is not candi-
date for Congress, and that
~ was away from home, and did not
know of Gov. wsrwick's sickness or death
till late on the 16th, when at Mansfield, on
my way home, at once sent a message
to Mrs. Warwick. l never thought OF
being candidate and am not"
The Massillonian will doubtless make
full retraction and correction, as
Judge Stilwell has certainly been mis-
represented.
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A STAN PEDE IN IOWA.
A Leading Republican Repudiates Har.
rlson at a Colored Republican Picnic.

A Leading Republican Repudiates Har-
rlson at Colored Republican Picnic.
OTTUMwA, Iowa, Aug. 22-The Repub-
lican gypsy camp. attended for the last
two days by 1000 cdlored people, was
treated to a genuine sensation Iste last
night by the Hon, George Taylor OF
O,kaloosa, who was j. S. Clarksop's
alternate to the Minneapolis convention.
He was assigned the su' ject, "The Causes
for Negro Immigration North, )" but instead
Of sp'akiDg on that topic, for an hour he
hurled invectives against President Har.
rison, who, be d' cared, was not friend
ot the colored race. He declared that II
Jef Davis were alive he would vote for
him in preference TO Benjamin Harrison.
Tue affair creates big sensation 10
Republican circles, bordering on panic
The colored picnic was badly broken up
over the sensation.
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The 1ims was when Legislators were
elected on the ground of personal worth
and merit, aud We take it that time has
lot altogether passed away,-Toledo
Commercial.
1t may not have passed away entirely
up in the Maumes country, but in this
neck of woods the masses of the Re-
publican party gaze on Labor .Crusher
Morgan, and VOW that it has; and there
is loud amen from almost everybody