The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-08

mood Tuesday evening, but Jupiter
Pluvlus or Jupiter anybody else would
have on interesting time of it, attempting
to interfere with the success of u Young
Mems Democratic Club barquet. The
occasion is one of 30 much interest and
the cause of the celebration of euch parhs
mount importance that the state OF the
weather cuts no figure whatever. Besides,
water was never known to seriously inter-
fere with Democratic gathering any way.
1t had been the purpose OF the commit
tee having the matter in charge, that the
fifth anniversary OF President Grover
Cleveland,s emancipation message, her
aiding the dawn of new era in American
politics and American vigor, should be
celebrated in a manner commemorate
with the importance OF the greatest state
document ever written, and in equal
measure with the glorious victory recently
achieved at the polls. In this endeavor
the committee was successful and the
Tariff Reform Banquet OF 1892 will be
remembered in the history Of Canton and
the influence OF this notable event will be
felt in all quarters of the nation.
The committee, of which j. H. Reigner
was chairman, d aniel Bischot, Jr., treas
| urer and John C. Harmony secretary, and
of which Rhodes 1. Gregory, John M.
| Saryer, j. j. Whitacre and William CaldN
| we'll were members, labored assiduousiy
| and as is usual when young, active and
| energetic Democrats put forth their best
| efforts, success was assured in advance.
4 he committee and in fact every member
of the Y. II. d. G. and every person who
assisted in any way, is to be congratulated
upon the happy results OF their efforts.
During the day incoming trains brought
Democrats from abroad who always hnd
it a pleasure to be present at the bAnquett
of the Y. n. d. C. of Canton. There were
many Democrats present whose reputa-
tions extend beyond the confines of theiI
own city and district and the pleasure o'
the evening was greatly enhanced by
their presence. They we're warmly vel
coined and are urged to come again.
The handsome and spacious rooms o.
the club were thrown open early in thu
evening and q great crowd o
people swarmed in. Rooms were alst
opened on the opposite side OF the hall
and the entire second floor of the big Bas
building, prior to the march to the ban
auet hall, was filled TO OVERLOOKING will
enthusiastic, good looking and hand
shaking Democrats who knew that it wa
a good thing TO be there. The march +
the arquet hall was taken up about
o'clock and the guests seated themselve
at the tables which had been arranged t
$ accommodate 500 persons. As well know
faces appeared there was applause fror
all parts of the room and whe'
Monnot, Reigner, VIM. A. Lynch, Judg
Blandin, j. A. Wakefield, Virgil P. Kline
Gen. Sherwood, A. M. Sorg, Isaac HarteI
Senator Howells, Johnson Sherrick, A
Carlisle and hosts of others appeared
there was general cheering.
THE FEAST
was the most elaborate one ever furr
y ished at Y. NJ. d. G. banquet. j. Bal
u & Bro. were the caterers, and they e.
'' hausted every effort to not only proVid
the most tempting and pelatable dish'
but to have them properly served by con
y petent walters. That the caterers wei
successful in their efforts, was attested
,. the ovidity with which the edibles wei
y partaken Of, the alacrity with which tt
- major portion of the collation. disal
peared and the many complimental
remarks heard on all sides. Seats mel
the speakers table were reserved for vi
, itipg delegations from Youngstow
= Akron, Alliance, East Liverpool, SaleI
% Wooster, and other cities. The represe
!. tation from other cities was very larR
"a The guests discussed the good thinG
% after which the speechmaking commenc
Al and cigars were passed,
.. The committee desire to return than
q. to the following dealers who kindly Z
m mated cigars for the occasion. Bechel
Dumoulin, Menches Bros, II. G. Haigl
VIM. Class, Standard News Company,
e, Lehman, John A. Brobst and K. b. II
bert. The cigars were excellent, II
sample burned by a NEWS 'DEMooR
man may be taken as criterion. L
ia following was the
I'd New York Counts; Chicken salad. on Lettuce lea
20 co,srv fSrinsE pieSes, SIssAo''' olives,
ha Zinfandel.
nd Turkey, White and Dark Meat
ya | Tomato Catsup, Ham Iohe
NO Maryland Coldslaw, Sliced
French Dressing, CrSnborrles,
0ofTee
Saratoga Ohips French Rolls. Saratoga Fal
Sweet Mixed Pickles.
heislng,
ST MacarOons, " Lady Fingers,
% Almond Chocolate, COcOanut u
lu Oranges Bananas,
o Assorted Nuts, kalslns and Candy,
lu Mountain
,a+ THE DECORATIONS.
go Il Is doubtful IL the temples Of the q
In all their radiant splendor ever appeal
more attractive TO tho enrap'ured Wis
OF their celestial occupants than did
lie banquet hall last night, resplendent a
,,L was, with decorative art, 10 the eyes OF
So he ha1 aaaapnhIa,