The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-28
TRLANGB.


No matter how your daily life is spent.
If you get rich they'll say you're avari-
cious
If poor they'll say you are IMPROVE
dent.
Washington Star.
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Lorain's new Democratic paper will
Issue its first edition next Monday. r.
II Ball, formerly city editor Of the
Times will act as business manager and
II. X. Rockhill, of Canton, will apply
his quill to hot editorials for Bryan.
| free silver and the imperialistic bug
aboo.-Lorain Republic.
Now, IL Harold doesn't mix too much
water with the Democratic whisky, he
will give them the warmest paper they
have had in that baliwick. AS for the
"bugaboo," well. we will have some
thing to do ourselves about arranging
that matter, in November.
Over in Youngstown they are maxi
ing Jobs for the patriots as fast as the
positions can be invented. The situ-
alton over there calls for heroic treat
| ment, and they have Just added an
official interpreter to the postoffice
whose pull among the Italians is very
strong. This is expected to land the
vote of the sunny sons Of Italy for RI b.
ert w. Tayler and the imperialistic CO.
horts. Now, the situation in Canton
Isn't any too promising, and a bunch
OF interpreters would be about the
proper thing. Just one won't fix things
up here since no delegations are COM
| ing. 1t will take bunch Of them to
make an appreciable effect on the stam-
pede. There's Sol. Bentz, who could
look after the Italians and see that they
do not get their mail mixed. John
Duffy would not allow a single Ger
, man to miss getting a letter every day,
end II he wanted a stamp "Tin- dollars
a-day" could interpret his wants in
the finest court language Of the Teu-
tons. Then Karl Beutelspacher might
be induced to take up the French end,
and guarantee that each "Parlezvous"
got letter every day with money in It..
Tony Rocco could look after the inter-
probation of the Irish vote. Whenever
he ran across an envelope that had on
| II no other address than a Shamrock,
he would know at once that 1t was
meant for Santry, and would send 1t
right over to the store. Arthur Nico-
let would make a good man to translate
| the Bohemians, and would doubtless
accept IL the remuneration were strong
enough. Charley Frazer is the only
| candidate for Swiss interpreter worth
considering. When Charlie ran for
| mayor, he was one of the most import
ant members Of the Gruetli society. It
is hoped that Postmaster Frease will
secure the necessary appropriations
and permit these patriots to start in
right away. The matter has too long
been neglected.
Bishop Fitzgerald, presiding over the
East Ohio conference, has exercised his
prerogative. and Dr. c. e. Manchester
comes back to the First Methodist
church, Of Canton, to begin the fifth
year of his pastorate. There have been
many and conflicting stories from
Youngstown concerning the disposition
there that all was not harmonious in
the big Canton church, and 1t is said
that the cabinet, composed of all the
presiding elders in the conference, was
OF the opinion that a change should be
made. 1t was all framed up that DR..
Manchester should go to Cleveland and
that DR.. Holmes should come here, and
local Methodists. who are adherents Of
the pastor of the presidents church,
were loud in excuses about It, declar-
Ing 1t would be fine thing for Dr.
Manchester. as Frank wanted to 60 to
school in Cleveland and he would be
right at home and all that sort Of thing.
But agencies were at work. They were
potent agencies. And in this connec-
tion 1t Is only necessary to quote what
was printed in this column one week
ago, which not only demonstrated, in
advance, the cause. but indicated that
the writer. who attempted the prophecy,
was not amiss in his premise. Discuss
Ing the case last Tuesday 1t was said
here. among other things:
DR.. Manchester will hardly decide
after he reaches youngstown that he
does not want to return. It is some
thing to be pastor of the presidents $
church. Then, the president wants him
back. His influence Is cast in that d.
rection and as the machinery Of the
conference will be of that flavor, what
the president wants he will get. It is
a big thing for q denomination to have
the presidency It denotes power and
influence. A little opposition at home
will not avail against presidential de-
| sires in the conference. DR.. Manches-
ter has been valuable. In prayer and
sermon he has grown eloquent over his
distinguished parishtoner. This also
has not been without Its influence. both
on high and here at home
There need be no speculation as to the
appointee of the bishop at Youngstown
for the presidents church. DR.. Man
chester will come back.
And the potency of the presidential
pull was made manifest.