The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-30
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n our regular Correspondent.

Prom cur regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, October 26, 1885.
The present occupant Of the White
House caE always be found at his place
OF business. During TIE week the whole
fashionable word within reach OF the
Washington race courses have been at
tending the aufumnal races. Ey Presi-
dent Arthur could always he found
there. usually in company with Attor-
ney Genera Brewster. President Cleve-
land is known to be an admirer of hor-
ses, and during the meeting of the
Jockey Club prominent men belonging
to it made an effort to have him attend,
but the Chief Executive would not be
moved.
Mr.. Cleveland would have liked to
have visited Richmond. Va. during the
past week. on the occasion of the open
ing OF the State fair. hut he was afraid
his presence might be construed as try
ing TO influence the election IN that
State. After consultation with the
Cabinet the trip was abandoned. How
ever, he will go to New York next
week to vote, and it is undprsto0d that
he Will not make 9nv more important
appointments until his return
Much nonsense has been circulated
recentlv concerning lack nf harmony in
the Cabinet. and the resignation nf GER
tain of its members is now being discus.
sed. II is believed nv persons who are
most likely to know. that the President
receives tha most cordial support from
his Cabinet. and that their relations are
not strained in any case.
MI Garland, who. il he's hean said.
would withdraw from the Cabinet. likes
the duties OF his office. and fs making an
excellent head Of the department nf ms
tfce. It NAV be interesting to know
now ne looks upon his future po'ifi-
caIly. de said "The Office Of Attnr-
neV GENERAL came TO me unsolicited
Inc PRESIDENT sought me neither nv
friends nor I sought him. When T ac-
cepted l determined 70 make as pond an
ATTORNEY General as I could. When 7
left he Senate II politically ended When
leave this office I will 60 To nv home
in Arkansas. and I will never AGAIN take
part in pnlitics. -
The presence Of John sherman in
this city was made tha occasion nf a
snrensde at Ihe Ebhi. House. A suffi-
cIeEt sum was raised nv the faithfnl
Ohloans who did not GO home tn vote
10 paw for the music. and a 'ittle crowd
ot ah1n' 200 people gathered IN listen 10
the cheap melody and still cheaper eIO-
qnence ~ the tall. angular S.-nator. who
came and faunfed the bloody shirt Wig.
or0ns'V. He said near the close Of his
speech that he was on his wav TO Vir.
ginla. es, = said a hvstander. "and
II Won repeat there vOur speech nf to-
night Won will surely elect F;fz 7 90 >,
This sally caused q good deal nf Iauch-
'er and andanDlause. Senator Sherman
spoke for about an honr. The Duritv
Of the ballot was his princiual hobby
He declared that every national election
since 1868 had henn tainted with fraud
and terrorism. and shaking his fist at
the White hnuee he asserted that last
year. nv unlawful combination and
fCaUd. Grover CLEVELAND had hean nIac
ted President of the United States
when II there had haan a fair vote and
fair count. James G. Blaine would have
beer elected.
lie said many other things i1lustra-
tive % his immense pnwnrs 0F fa1sahOod
and venom. hut his declaration that
Mr.. Cleveland was elected nv fraud is
edtfving. coming from man who
hoIpod n steal The Louisiana vote in
1915 for HAYES. A threat he made Of
Iedn"in9 the represent alton of the south
'' .''' Si~@N = fnFhI0G tn attention
merely as furnishing an INSIGHT into
Shnrman's purposes and homes.
In rnpard 70 The cnn7icting renorts
anont Mr.. ClevPland's affitude in che
New York camDaign. II is known that
az along he has hean heartily in favor
nt Gov. HilI. and for the election of the
en'1re Democratic ticket He had infor.
marion from his friends in that State
that Gov. Hin and the entire ticket
would he elected nv a LARGO majority
y action IN contributing q oO0 tovvar RI
'HH r mnatgn Rvranaes ia on,v Dbat
~ have hean expected Of him. The
FrHsldHnf's aversion m appaaring in
prh'ic prints was the cause of the mis-.
underst an5irg
Mr.. cleveland holds rpceptiore in ba
EasT Room on Nondave Wedresdave
And Frid9vs. The attendance at tbam
- increasing averv dav. Az that tbev
ask IS handshake. andihe President
gives them this as solemn dufv. Tbera
are many bridal cOnr,Ips among his cal
lers. Who will remember the oIimnsa
thev TINS catch If the President aod
repeat the account of their visit fo Their
chhdTen and grand children. and treas
urH the little nosegay he gives them ss
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