The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
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The recent utteraLoes OF Senator Eustis OF
Louisiana, rejecting upon tho admlnlstra
ton Of Mr.. Cleveland, soom TO have no salts.
factory Judgment in the hearts OF the Sbna.
tors colleagues OF the USited States Senats.
Senator Vest. OF NJ ssouri. talks out boldly
IN dsfente OF the policy Of The President.
He said: ~ do not think that Mr.. Eaatis'
criticisms OF the administration are jusu.
fed by the facts. The President aud Cabinet
are doing all they can 90 meet the pledges
made by our party and the expectations OF
unprsjudicod men throughout the country.
OF oouue many oiiioe.sefkels Sfe dlsap'
pointed, bat to look for aay other reaalt
would be 10 ignore human nature. II was
so IN Jefienon's time. lie was the
greatest President the country ever
had yet no removed only sixteen
officials the FIRST year Of hls administration,
and twelve the second. He relied upon
death, resignation and disqualification from
offensive partisanshp 70 give his political
frienda their proportion OF patronage and
this. too. when he wrote TO the New HeYen
committee that Federal officers seldom die
and never resign Jefferson declared that
his course should chow that member OF his
party were not sclualed BY greed for oAicl,
and Mr.. Cleveland would do the same thing.
The President is honest and wants to do his
duty. The country knows this, and II any
body doubts this he will end out hia mistake,
Il honest enough to discover the truth. Tas
President does nothing without understand.
Ing IL, and be will make one OF the best
Presidents we have ever had. wish Mis-
souri, had few more appointments, f5r II Is
large Stats, aud have many friends there,
but / am patiently waiting, and In any
event shall not cease to support the admin
istration 60 long as think the President is
seeking to DO his duty. That he is doing
this every man not blinded with party hate
can Sec"
Senator Mcpherson, OF Nav Jerssy, says;
" totally disagree with Senator Eastis in
my estimate OF tho administration. We
have only TO posaeas cur souls in patience to
hnd eventually that every just expectation
hes been fully met"
Now let US hear from Mr. Pugh, the brainy
Senator from Alabama. That gentleman
sayb: II condemn the utlerances OF Senator
Eustis IA reported in his interview in rela-
ton TO President Cleyeaud's admlnistra.
tier, ard can not believe that such views
will Aud any support with true Democrats
In Louisiana or elsewhere. President Clevs.
land Is orysiallzlng . wife, cafe, efficient
civil service. To DO this requires time for
thorough examination. His policy must
DO general and national aud not
local or sectional. Each State raust be dealt
with on rules and principles that must be
applied TO ell the States. We must expect
discomfort from interested and impatient
people. II is better to have complaints the
frat than the last year OF the administration.
| have 10 doubt tho honest, patriotic, rell.
able Democracy OF the whole county
heartily indoise aud viii support President
clsvesnd's policy and management. He has
my entire confidence 10 The toundaess othis
Democracy and slatebmabthip.n
Although Senator Eustls has sailed for Eu-
rope We trust that these criticisms OF bis
peers may meet him someWl e'e upon his Jour
ney, In tho meantime other hostile critics
OF tLs naturalization wiehs read the utter
anoee OF these Senators with profit