The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-10-21
Prominent Wage Farmers and Men of All
Pursuits Discuss 1t.
MUCH INDIGNATION is EMPHATICALLY EXPRESSED.
Labong People They
This Fall and Want No Suggestions From Self Arrogatng
Partisans-The and raudsO OF LastFa Cannot
Be- Successfully Repeated-some Resolu-
tions Something.

The appearance Of political proclama
ton in the Sunday Repository yesterday
signed by John @. Dueber, the principal
owner and money hacker of that organ
of Republican misrule, created much talk
and unfav orable conf ment yesterday.
Among those first to discuss it were
three old soldiers on the public square.
They we're vigorous and used some cuss
words on Dueber and the SUNDAY Re.
pository not found in Webster's diction.
ary unabridged. One old soldier said
the Canton postoftce from Mckinley for
his editor and personal and political
factotum, George b. Ffease, over all the
old soldiers of Canton, he ought to be
satisfied without going into politics to try
and put the most corrupt boodler in the
United States in the Senate" Que Of
the soldiers, who is Republican, said:
"Of course 1 did not expect the postofiice,
but we had assurance direct from Nc
der would be appointed; and now we
look over the field and we bnd that not
one soldier from Canton has received one
solitary little Office. Here is Judge Day
for secretary of state, Bruce Correll for
a fat place in Washington, Clark Tonuer
for still better place and George BALD
wins son for a 81, 900 office in New York
and not sJldier gets any place what
ever, after all we did for Mr.. Mckinley
last fall, and now they have started an
other ftke and humbug, called business
league to help elect Mark Hanna to the
senat. By - l am dHgusted with the
whoe - bust ness"
IT this point in the conversation a
laJoring man came up and Joined the
sterie who voted for Mckinley last
all. He was formerly a worker in tie
axle works and was present last fall when
Laughlin made great speech some nights
,rGer for the ten thousand sets of axles,
md told the men that If Bryan was
elected the order would be counter
handed. The man from the axle works,
when shown the front page cut in the
sunday Rep, giving Mr.. Dueber's latest
move to preserve the national honor, said
Well, I'll be cussed if this don't heat
he band. Has Dueher gone back into
politics again to help Mask Hama, or
loes be want to save tie sheriff's print
ng for his paperS"
The action of Mr.. Dueber in again en-
eripg local politics created considerable
adverse criticism yesterday and number
# Dem ocrstic business men, who did not
;now that this was one of Mark HanDa's
chemes, visited Democratic headquarters
n the afternoon and were informed that
he movement WAS instigsted by Repub-
lean scare and was the last desperate |
esort of the gang CT corrupt boodlers in
Cleveland ard the Hanna annex In &C.
umbus, to save the state for McKinley's |
,ru'al debaucher, FIR the senate.
Last evening some fifty business men
nd Democrats and members Of various
Abor organizations, met at the head |
uarters Of the committee In the Wernet |
lock, where an informal discussi was
ad. When it became known that the
anne movement was general all over the |
tate, and that the plan was the same as
he one Mark Hanna put in oper alton last
ear to scare laboring men into voting
or Mckinley, it was generally conceded
hat the same old fraud under a new
uise ,ould not be made 10 work this |