The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-25
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WAsH,NsTcN. April 70 -.

WAsH,NsToN. April 20 .'s5
"I>here Is considerable printed jus,
now about tho dissatisfaction existiu,.
IN the democratic party with President
Cleveland" remarked prominent de.
ps7'n,ent official, recently appointed,
to me. "Frsn what hear | think thar
such dissatisfaction exists. |! is the t. (
OF tho hotel and of the groups Of pol
iticisM who ar. apt, i'll lieu Of some
thing more exciting, to de'inea program
which the President should follow. Mr.
Cleveland, however, has disappointed
all prediction. Of this character, ant
pnr4,isd course which is not accord
I'M; to the rules and regulations of mo.
dern politics. The consequence is thai
eYli consequences are rr.dlcte! and thu
rain AVID defeat Of tae democratic party
anticipated. hut it is just Ms We'll t.
consider wl.o these PROF. hete Of evil ara
before attaching. any great i,uportaa,e
1" What ,Lcy say. For the m,st lar
they arg plsyrd ont politicians ana
n'mh=r. VI Congress Who have been
LOFT by their constituents. Having l,st
the support Of their people At hon.,
ti;ey want the general government IT,
teks care Of them. Thc President BIZ,
se'u>etl To- 80 this. ami they vow v,ug
canse. they say ls, the President vii!
hear from the country when they 60
ho'a- and tell their people how the,
hav. been trsa1ed The possibility u
the people not taking much lrtrrve, il
thtir individual fortunes docs net .e.n
10 os considered. ! think, judging from
whss ag'a" Of the temper Il til, p~"ll.
Ia III, district ii. r"g-rl 20 retired i'o.,
tici'u,, i!~.s Hey will answer such
npis n;s by saying, You have trr,
ne" for sotle years, rni",!ig 'he
s.lary a,'i the eno., m ITS, inl't yen
a..i.,k ;hnt s,l!e Oh. (, lac augh. I" have
Il sho~9 That vii lie the sn.Ner ri III"
l'r"p'". i" my ,lNnlon. A Grxd politician
IL Au,tr,cs is inynud hy nrir Of
s,a'san!c batter, s'icn i, c"ir,> t.
Qur,;~I Of ! surrru in. lie is dead
sure enough, rs they SAY i'll the s"n,h,
walk ,li.cardiug the dead i:mI.r,"
continued the SPEAKER. "ihe l'is.'de'''
i'll making his appointments has "nr-
J,rised-Nr one h. the eXc.'llsnce oi
lila sclsctionx. lie has found new n.n
and good tprn, .ui the country ccner,
ally CAN tiud ITO fault with them. hc
Ia, made ,ln mistakes 40 FIR, and il Ia.
continues Ii. op,m.iion which might
Ia engendsred by ne disappointment
Of The regular politicians will fluid no
opportunity for .llizing. He will
keop not only the democratic party tt
sethrr, hut gather in H.. ind, pentenix,
and tho party Will grov'in strength ~
this administration carries out it's pol.
icy.
al know that ;hs,e arc dire threat
eninSs and rulnurs Of WAY, concluded
she office holder; ''but venture the
abatement hat the President will Come
GU, ahead BECAUSE he viii have Tho
e'uutry with hia.'
1t is understood that President
Cleveland told the Taminany men,
Grant, McQuade and GiEoy, who called
upon hun the other day, tina! e wished
tho factions in Ne" York would come
to some sort of agrtcment shout the
appointments i'll the city; that if they
would agree upon slate that would BE-
satisfactory to both taclio,ls, he would
make the appointments accordingly.
He said he did not like f,ctiun;Q fights
and could not take sides III any.
A democratic Senator, in converse
ton with Sulne frieI,is, gave utterancc
toa conpl,.lut made 10y not few Of
his party associates when tie SAID, ic-
ferrin. To n.vl y-sPp"inted government
officials 1--WE (the democracy seem to
be afflicted with the big he ID. There is
more self conceit aud pomp'sty IN TIL
dep4i tIncHts nov taau evsr | ihct win
before When democrats group toSe-
thsr, Of hate, this subject Of suddenly
crnsrlved dignity and ump"it"ncc on
the part OF SuEae Of the new officials Is
frequently discussed. IN the PARTY t'n-