The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30

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the city. 1t shows that what little
apathy remained in the Republican
ranks after the vigorous campaign OF
the past three weeks has been overcome.
We worked systematically, by pre-
precincts, and we got as nearly full
vote out as is ever possible"
The Hon. John c. Welty and ex-Mayor
Moore, Of Youngstown, addressed Il
rousing meeting at New Berlin Saturday
night The New Berlin bard was pres
ent and furnished enivening music and
the hail was jammed with eager list
teners. There was plenty of enthusiasm.
The speakers discussed the issues of
the campaign fairly and the speeches
were we'll received. 1t was one of the
best meetings Of the campaign.
Hon. John II. Morris was billed fo" the
New Berlin meeting but was unable to
be present
Hon. John G. Welty will be extremely
busy between now and The close Of The
campaign. Wednesday night he is -
address a meeting at Ashland, Ohio.
Thursday and Friday Mr.. Welty will
make speeches at cities in Indiana and
on Saturday afternoon will address a
meeting at Sydney. Ohio. He is also
booked by the state committee for a
speech Saturday night but has not yet
been informed at what point.
The Democratic committee is active
in these closing days of the campaign
and has arranged the following meet
ings:
Howenstine, Thursday, November l.
NJ. j. Braucher.
Grove school house, Pike township,
Saturday. Nov. 3-Atlee Pomerene and
NJ J. Braucher.
Barryvile, Tuesday, October SOP. ].
Collins and James Sterling.
Marlboro. FRIDAY. Nov. Hon. James
4. Rice and p. j. Collins.
Jackson township hall, Friday, Nov.
2-Atlee Pomerene and NJ. j. Braucher
Limaville Saturday November SD.
l.. Smith and b. F. Weybrecht.
Milport, Saturday, Nov. 3-Hon. Tas
\. Rice and Otto f. Young, of Massillon.
West Brookfield. Saturday. November
3-Hon. Peter Smith. of Masslllon.
Canal Fulton, Saturday, Nov. g.
Charles Krichbaum and James Sterl-
ing.
North Industry, Saturday, Nov. g.
Joseph Blake, Turene Meyer and J. L.
Hudson.
MassillOn Democrats are arranging
for big meeting Wednesday night, ut
which Hon. John H. Clark, of Cleve-
land, and Ex-Governor Altgeld, of IlIi-
nois, will speak. 1t will be one of the
best meetings of the campaign.
At noon Monday, Chairman Johnston,
of the Republican committee, ordered
80 cars for Monday nights Alliance
excursion. He .eclared his belief that
over 1000 would go from Canton. The
first section of ten cars Is reserved for
the bands and the Republican league
club.
Following are the meetings for this
week. announced by the Republican
committee:
October 30-Battlesburg, Henry w.
Harter and Mayor Robertson.
October 3l-sMarboro, Thomas T.
Turner and w. ]. Oby.
Nov. 1.-Limaville, ]. j. Grant and III.
V. Briggle; Pigeon Run, w. l.. Day and
j. W. Burris.
d. L II
cett and II. V. Briggl.; East Greenville,
]. j. Grant and d. w. Shelter; Mid
dleL ranch, Hen y ~. Harter; Youngs--
own Hill, H. b. Webber, and w. S.
Johnston.
Webber and A. w. Agler' Wilmot, j.
p. Fawcett and d. c. Hughes.
ID Col L. f,,tI
hall to listen to them at Hartville,
Saturda ynight, while they expounded
sound Demo ratio doctrine. They held
the closest attention of the audience for
three hours, each occupying an hour
and half. A number OF ladies We're
present at the meeting.
Two Republican meetings We're >eld
at nearby towns Saturday night. Henry
w. Harter and Representative j. B.
Snyder maze speeches at Naw Ba lti-
more, and / ittorney c. C. Upham and
w. S. Evans addressed a meeting at
McDonaldsville.
Canton Republicans want to take a
delegation of thousand people to AL
lance Monday night, where Stewart L.
Woodford, ex-minister to Spain, will
address the meeting. The special train
on the Fort Wayne will leave Canton at
$50 p. m.
Hon. Asa w. Jones of Youngstown,
was in the city for a few hours Sunday.
He spent a portion of his time with
Attorney G. c. Upham. He stopped at
the Barnett. Mr., Jones didn't care to
talk politics.