Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
|9NOR CLEVELAND.
- of Our Newly Elected
Chief Magistrate
.l,,r Between Him and Certain
4 Bis Predecessors

4, room presents, both in APP
a and audience, something
|.,asrince of the ante.room of
7sluister or king, when sud-
I'M walnscoting at the
~ and there steps in
E.nliAl.looking man with
tread No clum.
movement, solid, slow, but
and he Is dressed In black all
4 sd rather negligenly, az if
suit had been well worn. lie
I,hands toward his hips aud a
+ Mind him, in an uucon-
yet settled position. He has
figure, Il shprt neck, and n
( ,ood size; not, as in the carica-
belast campaign, with a brow
h narrow. His hair is brown,
In b,owner than the portraits
So,raphs make 1t appear. 1t
iook like black hair at a dis.
Ird closer by it Is seen to be a
brown, more sandy than
Enis pretty thick hair, but has
IFat places, aud there l. a large
4 lust behind the crown of bis
Hs skin was originally fair,
! lbe appears nee of one not par
,lOut the diet, and one who
HE his beer ut night freely.
Is healthy, but IL is that of
pan and of he good liver. He
slache Of n brown color, toler-
z. His nose Is something be.
Roman and Jewish. His fore
,Ood. His eyes are OF a blue
i not very firm In tint, "a If
sinld tendency. They are not
liable eyes, hut somewhat cold.
spiession OF Gov CIeYelaud's
hhhofa man habitusted TO con-
fasiDes things, and not decide
without a little anxiety. 1t is
D nrely of q nervous man, but
iiJo;itive one, who wishes to
! mceessful aud stern view Of
he, and not be accused Of
.iy in his Judgment. You see
Ike this in a good many banks
be time persons are going In for
I'D the PRESIDENTS face Is just
|tlcoming with a shade toward
bid "No.u At the same time
leveland moves about his Office
master, or rather It's owner.
m in his position, solid on his
d by weight accustomed to stay
than waltz about. He would
i'm left to right and advance "A
two, then turn to another group,
thaps his band will fly out fer a
/ land you hear his voice some
the throat, sifable but dry, dis
nd generally accompanied with
brief nod of the head.
single sign OF the vote-getter
" man. He does not look like
hat ever solicited a vote, and il
was rather ashamed Of il. He
he impression of "A person in n
Il where it is easier to coincide
ke n mistake than to shake his
bert aud say MOI Indeed
re are looking at him he IL say
Deople are going up with their
cases. He says, smiling o
hhking his head a little, step
little within a small radius;
lot to-day. / am afraid | cannot
pany pardon cases to-day. What
'case?n 10 a conspicuous man
don case? Wei, you may come
I'll o'clock, and l will try and
10 then. No more pardon
Dw.n Then, while some
'1ilng and some are goine
ats down at a table, aud begins
le composing amidst the GROVE
9 were accustomed to 1t. Intro
to any stranger he seldom has
rg to say, unless that stranger
be equal or party friend, wher
make n little phrase almost IL
intima,ing that he
who he Is. Then there Is a lit
Vie, jerk or two Of the head
q Is down at the table agait
s something with his own hand
zee that the question will bt
whether Cleveland impressed
. gentleman. He impressed m'
ew York state gentleman. Tha
y, as n successful business MAJ
or finance. His man
ere those you generally find u
ad Of some large business estab
'lt. Not u man wh'
to sell you "A bill, but wh'
enis the house, knows 1t
10, and il In his business hour
you are looking at him. ! can
nearer description OF Cleve
nan TO say that lac reminds III
long, self-made bank president
lAs not been much In courtie
ny whose native courage ant
liable instincts would acquit hin
lywhere. He has not the sh.
'ou often saw on Presiden
: face; he has not that clear
complexion borne by Hayes; h
not tower up like the soldie
'lescher that Garfield was; Sc
: something about him more de
md executive like than any o
men, He is big enough I
physical impression; thought
ough in cnuntenance TO shoN
{ Is no trifier, and can smil
I 80 show that he Is not bad
y When he settles down {
l,ou see tina; business Is his ru
.llna'iou i fancy that in tai
have come nearer a commsl
Y man we ever guessed. Thi
ue has been q laws err, his tru
.as tor something commercia
'scutlVe, aud that his official p'
! which have always been Of a
iSe character, have turned th
* clerk and commercial lawyt
iActor OF public office. The IL
lhl life OF The man i sbOul
v be but moderate and subord