Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-23
THE MAKING OF A CANDIDATE.
Continued from first page.)

"All in favor SAY aye" says the
Czar.
"Aye, aye" shouted the obedient
vassals, and the candidacy of Mr..
i Doyle was launched
City Commissioner Crisp and others
then spoke lauding Doyle and the
mighty Gear"
Where were Judge Stuart Judge lib
balls, Geo. w. Grouse, Doc. Ebright,
J.. Park Alexander, Aaron Wagner,
Fl. G. Sanford, Prof. Orth, DR.. Thesis,
Dr. Sisler, Ed. Hershey and n hundred
more of the respectable and hitherto
acknowledged leaders of my party
while this self-appointcd boss" and
his little crowd of henchmen were
making a Mayor!
"Must we, who have nothing at stake
but the welfare of our city, no inter
est in the election except that of hav-
ing our city well governed, submit to
the automatic rule of a. man whose
conduct for the past three years has
been such that even an office holder
and politician like Hershey, one who
Is expected to vote the straight ticket
without question, cannot swallow the
dose prepared for him Without making
wry face, without IL feeling Of
nausea?
This Is the man who, even though he
: has devoted his time while in the
Probate Judges office to running the
City of Akron, instead of taking care
{ of the property of the widows and
orphans of Summit county; even
} though he has through his subservient
5 tools, the City Commissioners, fastened
) upon Akron some of the most iniuuit-
} Gus obligations ever entered into by
! any municipality; even though he has
s caused to be appointed to Office some
; of the most incapable, and worthless
: men, professional dead beats and
s loafers ever employed In the City Of
! Akron, in his speech at Republican
} headquarters the other night ask ed
for charity on the grounds that he is
a Republican and never scratched n
< ticket.
= If like his worthy predecessor Judge
!. Stuart, he would attend to his own
u official duties and mind his own busi-
@ ness, he might complain at the utter
u contempt in which he is held by all
). good citizens, regardless of party. He
might then ask for charity.
!. MIR. Doyle condemns the Commits
sioner law because he says Probate
= Judge residing outside of the City of
| Akron might be elected and WELD
n most powerful influence in the af
fairs of our city. have searched
the statutes very carefully and | fai
to find any distinction between the
duties of Probate Judge of Summit
county residing without Akron ant
those of one who lives therein.
| Why does Dir. Doyle try to evade til,
issue? Why doesn't he come ont lik,
man and tell the citizens of Akron
what he thinks of the way in whicl
the Commissioner law of Akron ha
been administered? And If lie think!
the government under it has been in
sufficient or corrupt why does he no
= attempt to place the blame and fly
the responsibility? But man win
was too timld to declare al the Fire
mems banquet few nights ago how
he stood on such a simple proposition
as the issue Of the Park bonds coul,
hardly be expected to have the mora
courage 10 come out boldly and de
nouncc the means and methods of tn,
man who stands as his polltica
sponsor For this reason, IL for n,
other, l can not vote for MIR. Doyle.
A REPUBLICAN WHO VOICEs
THE SENTIMENTS or TIL
INDEPENDENT MEMBERS Oh
HIS PARTY,
i
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