The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-01
Made BY tho Campaign
Committees.
MUCH MONEY SPENT
This mpaign at Republican
Headquarters - Nash Ac-
cused Of Piseonhol-
Ing Charges.

From a Staff Correspondent.
Columbus, Oct. 31.-Considerabl at
tention has been attracted to an in
corporation paper filed at the ofice Of
the secretary Of state by CoshoctQn
people. The Incorporation Is known as
the Democratic-Standard Publishing
company and the incorporators are
H. d. Beach, ]. G. Fisher, J. w. Cum
ningham, r. M. Voorhees,, John Lorenz,
T. j. Hanley, G. G. Cotton, N. Speak,
man and w. r. Pomerene, the latter a
relation of ex-Prosecuting Attorney
Atlee Pomerene, Of Canton. A news
paper is to be operaoed but the concern
further
STATES ITS PURPOSE
to buy and sell newspaper plants"
Just what plants the company has de-
signs upon is not known. The capt.
talization is $4,000.
The meeting to be held Thursday
night, at which Hon. Anthony Howells
is to speak, is billed as the most i'm
portant in the local campaign. It is
conceded that Mr.. Howells is not
great orator, but 1t is further conceded
that
HE TALKS SENSE
and for that reason he is well liked
by the boys. AT Bucyrus they would
not allow him to eat his dinner till he
got up and gave a toast. He is going
to get rousing reception.
The campaign committees are send
ing out their final appeals in the shape
of bulletins. The Democratic commit
tee has practically closed its labors
its bulletins" having gone out Tues
day. A rounding up of the vote is all
that remains. The Republicans are
going to keep the thing up all week.
The clerks are getting ready to leave,
but the headquarters will remain open
till Saturday. The Republicans have
had
PLENTY OF MONEY
to spend in the campaign and the SUI
pernumeraries about headquarters have
earned only portion of their salaries.
In some instances the salary tonnage
was so great that the attaches could NOT
hope to earn more than part Of 1t.
No campaign was ever better organiz-
ed in Ohio than this one, so far as the
Republicans are concerned, and this
has given rise to the suspicion that the
leaders are fearful of the outcome. A
campaign that was won at the outset,
as was asserted by the leaders, would
hardly call for the outlay of SO much
money, energy and brains.
Vice Chairman Gillian has not sue
ceeded In surrounding himself with as
much talent as has Chairman Dick.
Aside from Col. Taylor, few Of the at
taches were ever heard of outside their
home precincts and then only because
they were hustled for at the last NOM
ent to get them to register and VOTE
Mr.. Gillian is himself somewhat Of an
I UNKNOWN QUANTITY
in state politics and there has been
some criticism on this account. That
he might have made better showing
with a little money, Is conceded for
he has had practically none.
Sam Sylvester, the Canton burglar,
is as much sufferer from his fight
with William Addings, as is the latter,
and the smooth Samuel has the sorer
head. Both have been reduced to the
third grade, which denies them many
liberties and insures them plenty of
work. Sylvester's assailant wis
brought back to the pen, after having
been paroled, because he
RAISED A DISTURBANCE
in Cleveland by declaring that he would
subscribe to fund Of $4,000 to kill
President Roosevelt.
Among the cases that have been
passed on by the supreme court, was
; tho Ranney will case, involving the
, right of an heir born after the testa-
tors death, to inherit. The court de-
cided the heir had no right to inherit.
Clark, the author Of the ward option
} bill, Is making
NIGHTLY SPEECHES.
, He declares his method of solving the
question ought to suit Democrats, az
1t is the referendum, brought direct
home. He Is having o hard fight. and
realizes II.
1t IL charged that Governor Mash
: has engaged in the small politics nj
holding up charge against r.. @. Hy-
man. trustee of the Athens home
1t is said that Hyman stands in with
persons who furnish provender to state
institutions and has thereby made con-
siderable money. The charges have
been pigeon-holed for two weeks and
II was the intention TO hold them uI
/. till after election. Hyman is promi-
, , nent Republican politician and resides
8 at Middleport.