The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-26
MANY MARCHBRS
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Canton's Democracy Will Make
a Great Show of Strength.
ED. A. KING WAS IN THE CITY.
Congressman Tayler's Secretary Comes
over From Lisbon and Talks Poll
ties Ohio's Ballot Local
Political Mention.


Great preparations are being made for |
the Democratic meeting at the taber-
nacle Saturday night, when Helen Gou- |
gar will be the principal speaker.
The Democratic clubs of the city will
turn out at o'clock. and the Demo- |
cratic committee expects to make
showing Of membership that will sur
prise some people. The Canton clubs
have been increasing In membership
constantly since the organization and
the parade on Saturday night will be
confined to the clubs. The committee
wants to show Canton what the Demo-
cracy has accomplished in the way OF
organization.
Ed. A. King, of Lisbon, Congressman
Tayler's secretary, dropped into town,
Tuesday evening and left again this
morning for home. Mr. King protested
that he was simply taking day of"
from his office at Lisbon, Mr.. Tayler
having been in Lisbon all day Tuesday.
He admitted he had two or three peo-
pie to see," and there was rear office
conference or two during the evening.
Mr.. King didn't call at the North
Market street white house.
'Tm very sanguine of the result two
weeks from today" said Mr.. King.
'Mr. Tayler will not run behind the
head of the ticket anywhere in the dis
trict. Columbiana county will give
$500 Republican plurality and Ma
honing 1900 and, Stark will do little
better than Mahoning. We are better or
ganized that we ever were before In CO.
lumbiana, and in Mahoning they are
working as they have not worked for
eight years."
In Mondays issue Of the News-Dem-
ocrat were enumerated the presidentiai
tickets that would appear on the Ohio
ballot, and through an error the ticket
nominated by the Socialist Labor party
Joseph F. Malloney, Of Massachusetts
and Valentine Rummel, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, was omitted In communication
tc the News-Democrat, John III. 7.
Juergens, the organizer of the party In
Canton, calls attention to the fact The
Ohio ballot will contain seven tickets,
the Republican, Democratic, Union Re-
form, Prohibitionist. Populist, Socialist
Labor and Social Democratic. Mr..
Juergens in his communication calls
the Democrats attention to the
fact that the petition to place Malloney
and Rummel on the Ohio ballot had
about 10000. The Socialist Labor party
has a congressional ticket in every
district in Ohio. Mr.. Juergens repudi-
ates the name "De Leon Socialists
given by some one to his party.
Canton will be more extensively ad-
vertised in the newspapers the next two
weeks than 1t has been heretofore this
campaign, and will cut more figure po-
liticalIy The first two of the army OF
metropolitan press correspondents who
will be in Canton the next two weeks
arrived dTuesday-Jacob Waldeck, Wash
ington correspondent of the Scripps-
MacRae Press association, and Frank
Gessner, of the Toledo Blade. Others
will follow in day or two.
Youngstown had q great Democratic
rally Tuesday night. John H.. Clarke
of Cleveland, formerly an active Eigh.
teenth district Democrat-who refused
to support the ticket in '96-addressed @
large Democratic meeting at the opera
house last night speaking for two
hours on trusts and imperialism" He
was followed by Hon. Anthony How
ellis, of Massillon, who spoke for hall
an hour.
The meeting Of the South End Bryan.
Stevenson club, Tuesday night, was
very largely attended. The session was
one of the most enthusiastic that the
club has held since its organization
After the meeting was called to order
Christian Volzer addressed the audience
in the German language. His remarks
were frequently app1auded. Messrs
James Sterling and Rhodes l. Gregory
followed Mr.. Volzer with addresses II
English
Hon. John S. Beard, of Pensacola
Fla, an orator of national reputation
has been assigned by the state commit.
tee to Alliance, and will address the
Democrats Of that city Wednesday eve
ming, October 31st.
Republicans Of Canton are arranging
to send large delegation to Massillor
Friday night to hear Senator Peffer's
speech. PETER Is the Kansas statesman
of hirsuite reputation and has hereto.
fore been leader among Kansas Popu.