The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-20
CLEVELAND5 5SIZED3UP.
dow he Acrs WITH THE PEOPLE.
What ie lIns to Say About the Cabinet
Mnkers-N"t n Marrying isIua " His
Thoughts OF fWnslinGton-Iylsp pcr. " X
3sonnl ChnrnctSllstlcs, Ito.

BALTLMonE, Nov. l0.-The Albany cor
respondent Of tho American tclegraphs tc
his paper as follows Today: Governor
Cleveland has notyot mastered TINT lappy
faculty Of husbantlins his strength. lie
sees too many people, and it would be
quite as well for tho people II 50 many Of
them did not SEQ him. Thc Goyernori Is a
hard worker. I don't pretend TO know
whether he makes hard work OF what lc
has to do, or whether it's really difficult
task for him to discharge the duties do.
,v,olvinY upon him. = am5inclined 10 bc.
!leye the lattcr. He comes ont from Lis
inner ollice several times during the
day, shakes hands, passes a common.
place remarks, writcs nutopranhs
and talks with r everybody whp
happens to come IN ;!,ut he evidently does
not enjoy it. With old women md clil.
uren he is short and crisp, with youpr
women he is inclined to bu familiar. nnI
with solid old men he Is almost dicuIficI
But it is with Dan Manning and lis Buf.
falo croaies that he ismost at easc. iiis
manner with them, and will, those intro.
duccd by them, is dccidcdI, trrc.nnd.rnsv
One Of his closest friends, with whom I
passed last evening, toldlne TINT the liich.
toned Democrats arc likely to be slightly
shocked by their Presidents manner at
times; but that they will find him honest
as the day is long, and happiest in II yery
small company. From this same friend I
learned that all these stories abont Cleye.
lands prospective marriage arc without
foundations, "Clevcland,' suid he,
~ rs Nor A AMAIRIXG MAN.
There are some old maids and designing
mothers who are probably anxious ior All
alliance with u president; but Mr.. CIcye.
land has no inclination for marriage. lie
is worker, and he has no time ior any.
thing else. Llo is not much on dress
parade, but great on common sense"
:. Except i'll cases like the letter TO Mrs
Beeclier,' suggested l. gsgE,'- ll5
That was 4 mistake" said he, at was
all right TO write it, but he should never
have allowed it to be published, Tie 90,
about u hundred kilograms about it before
he d!d consent, and then only at the last
moment mo, = dld he say he did not care what
In the course ,of further. conversation
with this gentleman, l discovered the
falth Of Clevcland's friends in his accent.
ability as q President is chiefly based on
the iact that when lie came into the pub.
ernatorial office he was as green as glass.
and that he has So soon mastered tha
dulles OF that office tia, he is believed to
be capable OF doing almost anything. NV
own opinion OF tho principal! qualities he
possesses for making n iair.President are
MS phiesmatic temperament and his bull.
headedness. lie does not appear to have
been at nj! worried by the worl; Of tho
campaign, and be is evidently determined
upon doing MS he pleases. When | called
upon him to-day his attention had iu.t
been called to u eady-madc Cabinet teIe.
eraplcd from New York TO Washington,
"lf let those fellows go AHEAD" sail he
TO nc, .! won't have much to do when /
get to Washington. We'll, let them keen
ltup, and when they get done I'll do as |