Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-03

The principles involved in the cam
intelligently discussed by some of til
ocracy.
Very little has been said in the cam
presented by the Summit county Dem
capable men and well worthy of the S
publishes brief biographies below:
MR.. RICHARD +. PALMER FOR
SHERIFF..
One Of the most important officers
to be chosen by the voters of Summit
county at the coming election is the
sheriff. In nominating candidate
for that office the Democrats were
careful to select a man upon whose
private life there is no blot or stain.
Perhaps no man In Summit county
is better known than Mr.. Richard +.
Palmer. By virtue of his long term
or service in the employ of the Ault
man, Miller & Company of this city,
his acquaintance is of wide extent
and every one of his former patrons
will testify that he is man of hon
esty and integrity.
Mr.. Palmer was born In Akron,
March 13, 1910. His early educa-
tion was acquired in the public schools
of the city While member of the
Senior class in the old Jennings
building, Mr.. Palmer enlisted In Go
q. 10Th, o. V. |. The captain of the
company was L. j. Buckley, who
afterwards became Colonel of the re-
glment. At the expiration of his term
of enlistment, Mr.. Palmer enlisted in
the 1SSth. o. V. l., and served his
country until the close of the war
and was mustered out as First Ser
geant He Is member of Buckley
Post, G. A. X.
Mr.. Palmer returned to Akron. He
purchased canal boat and for two
years followed the tow path. He
afterwards entered the Office of the
Akron Iron company, where he re,
NAMED for three years In 1873 he
began his long career of business
activity with Aultman Miller Il Com
pany. He remained with the company
until 1898.
AS the Akron Iron Company and
Aultman, Miller ~ Company, were
under practically the same manage
ment, his term of service in one con-
Germ was 2S years.
The greater part of this time he
represented the company in North,
western Ohio and for eight years re,
sided in Tliiin. He returned to Ak
ron in 1892.
In 1S71-72. Mr.. Palmer was in thS
City Council from the Fifth ward.
lie has never been II candidate for a
salarled office.
AT present Mr. Palmer is living In
retirement at 57i E. Buchtel ave.
Mr.. Palmer has given many years
to the service of his party ms "A work
ing Democrat, has never asked his
party for cent in exchange for his
services, ana II Is the duty of every
member of his party 10 vote for him
next Tuesday. That he will receive
this support, and the support of his
hundreds Of Influential and warm per
sonal friends In the Republican party
is evident on every hand.
MIR. FGLLIUS FOR COMMITS
SIONER.
r. L. Fillius, who is candidate for
reelection as County Commissioners,
was nominated by Summit countys
Democrats, because Of his known abil,
ity TO I'LL the position. He has been
tried one term and his record Is an
honorable one, He has been careful
10 guard the interests of the taxpay-
ers, II has been his object TO oppose
extravagapce in every department
The minutes Of the Boards meetings
will show that Mr.. Fillius has worked
consclentiously TO do his full duty by
those who elected him to office. He un.
derstands the work and is entitled to
reelection He is prosperous bust.
ness man, residing at Hudson. His
fellow townsmen have nothing but
good words for him. They have
known him for years and respect and
honor him.
AS an evidence of the esteem in
which Mr. Fillius is held by his Hud
son neighbors may be mentioned tn,
fact that when first candidate fol
member Of the village Council he wal