The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-18

ture is to VIII that which its Creator willeth.
The saints are saints only because their Will
is in conformity with the will OF God What
the world calls misfortune Is in most cases
an advantage. a grace. favor from neaVeh'
when considered i'm the order of Providence.
I have had opportunities to enrich myseH
which il was Gods will should not embrace,
and I thank nv Heavenly Father that It was
His will that l should not embrace then.
am Door and thank God that ! am poor
Whether the President IS sincere IN ms pro P3
cIamation or not les all sincerely return sol
emn thanks to the All-Givin2 Source from
whom ali blessings flow.
THE "GUTTEAU ADNuNIsTRATIoN-
There was sincerity in the rumor that went
floating around in the newspapers OF a 1OrIlai
denial from Grant that he was looking TOT
ward to a third term. The truth and SINGER
itv of that statement is now manifest. AT
thur is onlv ficure-head, and the 'Guiteau
Administration" as it is now termed IS
Grants third term The "Guiteau Admin
istratiOn" means GrantiSm and All the name
implies. 1t means Grantism, and GrantlSm
means snOilS Grant i now in the thlrd
month nf his third term. and is looking ahead
for the fourth term Before the breath was
ont of Garfield's 1odv Grant, with his hru-
tai instincts-the soldier who has ridden INTO
fame over the dead bodies OF thousands q,
his slaughtered SOldieTs-waS not appaled
nv the violent death Of one more when
again 0nened up the way 10 his personal ag-
CrandiZament and political power Ihere lS
no sentimental nonsense about Grant and IT,
was for no respect or love for Garfield that
he visited Francklvn Gotta ge few davS be
fore GarfeId's death. but il was in antcipa-
tinu of what he knew was about 70 come TO
lass AS the philadelphia Times cores
poudent verv aptlv and knowingly saws, me
couldn't wait urtil the man was dead. He
was restless. planning figuring it all out. and
every time he turned from this mental occu-
nation 70 the sick man he was impatient at
tbp unnecessary dplaV of Providence. Meta
nhoricaIIv. he could have ridden his war
horse over the DYING man aud tramDled the
life out Of him with the same iron determine
tiOn with which he had often ridden TO vic
tory before When the end did come it was
what he had expected and he stepped in as
cO0llv as if he were the undertaken In fact,
Grant is a bigger man TO-DAY than when
he was signing his rame as President, and
scooring in everything from house and lot
to a hull pup No other man ever lived who
has such complete grasp upon the sweet
meats and sugar plumS Of power Grant
has succeeded Garfield in all save the name
and the responsibility of his acts He is en-
loving his third term advisedlv. and is plan
ming and looking ahead for the fourth term.
The "Guiteau Administration is Grants
third term Had he assembled the Guiteau
throne as Arthur did il would have caused
revO' utlOn. The country, frightened with
the shadow of CesariSm, wonld have heen
up in arms AZ the idea of Caesar becoming
ruler hv violence hut Grant has succeeded
to the throne through Arthur and is enjoying
its pmOluments and power without any of
its responsibilities and when the spOils are
divided the country will realize that this is
Grants administration and not Arthur S
Arthur is only a figure head, and Grant the
power behind the throne in the "Guiteau
Administration. ." g. Y. :.