The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-02

presidents. While trine crude, his /
remarks Indicated that he talked much |
better and more potent campaign Ger
man than the orator Of the evening.
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Congressman Tayler has applied to
the state committee for aid. Can't |
Congressional Chairman Fawoett rave
him7
There seems to be n postof1ice situ- |
alton in Massillon as we'll as Salem,
that is giving the Honorable Robert
w. Tayler some trouble.
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There is at least one orator in the
campaign whose word can be relied up
on. Candidate Woolley says the Pro-
hibitionists will not win this time.
Some fellow stole the board of educa-
tons typewriter, in Mansfield. If she's
as pretty and pleasant as the Canton
school boards typewriter we can't
blame him.
According to that postal card inviting
Germans to that partisan" Ger
man meeting tonight, the name of the
local Republican County Chairman is
Johannesstonn.
If there were only some way of deter
mining how the fellows that are hauled
to the polls cast their votes, the COM
mittee would approach the hiring of
livery rigs with greater equanimity.
| Alliance T.oadop. Colonel VIZ 1Ianrv
Morgan's boom for congress was well
launched Monday night, but he will
have to keep close tab on 1t or else some
of those ambitious Canton and Youngs-
town aspirants for the same job will
puncture it.
| The Honorable Henry w. Harter,
who is quite frequently mentioned as
candidate for common pleas Judge next
year, Is to speak In Canton Saturday
night, and thus aid his boom for the
T. T. McCarty will preside cannot be
verified.
| General Woodford failed to explain at
the Alliance meeting. why with three
days start and only four blocks to go,
1t took him longer to get to the Spanish
government with his demand for pass
ports than it took the Spanish govern
ment TO get to him with the right-of-
way out of the country.
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The GAINESVILLE Courier hands a well
known Cantonian this very pretty
bouquet: '1Ion. John C. Welty, Of Can
ton, Ia one of Ohio's ablest orators and
brightest young men. In the greeting
that will be extended to Senator Hill,
Mr.. welty will be included as he is one
of the favorite sons of the party and is
rising star in the political sky"
Canton sent the largest crowd but
, was made to shift for itself. Morgan
!, had hired all the bands and none be-
!onged to the Canton delegation. Some
OF. the Canton boys crowded in behind
the Grand Army band, but marshals
, made them get out, as the band was
: hired to head the first section of the
Morgan employees. So the Canton dele
cation, after being ordered about all
over the town, finally grabbed a girl
apiece and fell In behind display OF
, ice wagons.
Ohio juries are fighting shy Of in
sanity lodges. The case of Ross Fer
rell is a sample. This fellow murdered
his friend to get money to marry the
girl of his choice. He didn't stop to
consider that. while he was purchasing
his own happiness with blood, he was
ton whether anybody who commits
. murder is really sane at the moment
that the deed is being done, but it i:
from just such forms of insanity thai
the public must be protected
, The Massillon Independent has free
. a lot Of questions at Honorable John II
1 Clarke, who speaks in Massillon to-
, night. The questions are entirely new
; They are not the same questions tha
were handed out to Messrs. Pomeren,
: and Krichbaum. The recollection Of tn,
handling of those questions by the Can
\ ton orators is not pleasant one to thu
!, Independent and an entirely new list hal
been drawn up. 1t Is suspected tina
r the consul to Marseilles Is back Of al
, this, though he succeeds in hiding be-
hind the skirts of the present editor o.
the Independent II the consul to Mar
f, seilles wants action, why doesn't he q
|. to the meeting himself and ask for wha
information he wants? Mr.. Clarke will
hardly object. Besides IL would be
pleasant diversion when the consl
= struck the ceiling, pistol-pocket first.
: President Mckinley to the Alliance
q gathering: Permit me to congratulate
Y the Morgan Engineering company, 1T
: great body Of workers and all gathere,
= at this meeting, upon the encourage
ment which such an assemblage gives I,
: the cause of sound money, protection
n and national honor"
tl Come, Mr.. President! Get into tn