Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-23
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1902.
TROUGH HOUSE" IN THE BEACON
OFFICE.

IJldIS D'Hlu'o'
"Republican traitors.'
"Skulk under cover of secret bal
lot.'
"A thing which entitled them to the
contempt of all mankind
"Who are the traitors:'
"Deserted their party for mess ot
poltagc"
go back on their promisc'
Tine traitors. (ContinuedJ"
Cannot express my disgust
WAS duped!'
"Bolters.'
"The two lars"
''Evidently two liars"
Supposedly honorable Councilmen"
Their names are Synonymous with
The two traitors
played sharp politics"
"Duped!'
"Dcceiyed thcm!''
Exceedingly sharp political trick"
"The party betrayed! Contnucd)'
"Astounding ovcrwhclming.'
Forget his honor and his man
hood!'
we can scarcely believe it,
"Thcrc h not the language in the
dictionary, much less in our vocabu-
larry to express the proper contempt
and disgust for the two creatures, we
cannot call them mcn."
Hope that they may soon reach
political, social and business oblv-
lonr'
Men will sell our their party"
I'VE can see nothing hut trouble and
disaster ahead for the Republican
party!'
''Ths spring the only issue and only
thought was to elect Republicans"
1T is disheartening, it is disgusting,
" Is an outrage neither time nor cx.
rlIses can correctn
ut means the alienation OF Rcpubli-
can leaders and Republican voters;
the decentralization of the party, the
weakening of the county ticket this
TALL, and the possible, aye. proba BILE
defeat of the Republican city ticket
next spring.
1T would not he n surprise to see
the Democrats In control of the City
Council for the next dozen years!'
"Thcse are conditions which cannot
be disguised and which it is not our
purpose TO conceal"
"Boltcd the dccsion."
''Went back directly on their
pledgesr
mo excuses"
Two traitors
"Who deserted their party"
"rreachcry OF Republican. mem.
bcrsl" lContinucdJ
Greatest constcrnntion and ndig-
nation among Rcpnblicans!
II
The foregoing choice extracts are
taken from the Beacon Journal of last
night The people OF whom these nice
things arc said, and to whom these
endearlng and polite names are np
piled, are not Democrats, strange to
say.
They are every one of them. Re
publicnns, and not only so, but they
arc the same Republicans for whom
this same Beacon Journal three weeks
ago was advising It's readers TO sun,
port and vote and for whose honesty
and other good qualities it was then
vouchIng,
What has come oven the spirit OF
II A.
lhnt the extracts which we have thus
printed are only n mild echo of the
language really used IN the Beacon
Dflice and that the latter rescmblcd
The upper ward in the Newburc
Asylum, through the day yesterday.
Now what shall we say of n paper
10 utterly unreliable ms to try TO in,
huce the public to vote for men whom
pne day II calls righteous gentlemen
and whom 1t dcnounccs In a week as
liars and allaround scoundres? They
are the same fellows now that the,
were n fortnight ago, and the Beacon
Journal don't know them any better
now than II did then, unless II want.
It's readers 10 understand that It wa,
then advising them without sunicien
Investigation on its part, and withou
sufficient editorial smnrtncss 10 SO,
through n ladder and recognize ,
rascal ON the other side,
This darrhoea of abuse brands tha
paper as being n bad adviser pollti
cally. and as being unable 10 size NJ
traitor twentyfour hours In ad
varcc Of his treason,
Ono Of two things ought, In ou
humble. Judgment, TO be done Eithe
the Beacon Journal should quit train