Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-09

THE PRE6l lDENT 5 WOES.
Il haa been very evident ever sinoe
Clssel.lusl eleenon, 81 any one nasns
bali a. sga. tnat ihe lactaus shsch con-
b.nsi - slsct ala. n.ut sooasr or later
dislntserate. They esrs 60 ncongr1poas
- Isrul 8asahls elnsiomerifion Tie
fsasaas 1n.eh aloagat lue independent
support r. Cleveland were hametreiliy
opoos..l f0 rAasie sulch prompted tiie
hunarF aaa thlnty Democracy AMI eer-
tain lf IS shat sleele pronlbilonsta can
find D. fraternity among tne ma-ses oI
the Dsmoraey Them ths scramble after
Office vhsh vas -urs CD come among
Democrats of 4l shaalss and conditions
~ seranrIs brings inevitable conflicts in
the party tse1 The Democrats bore up
With more ps.tleuce than tuey had been
credited suin until ihe President began
io make appointments. theu the hil-
konny eats began to tight, AMI rhe far has
bs,sn as.14 worse and worse ever SINCE
aatil taere Is saea a rloud ~ ii 10 the AIR
thst L .s impossible io t-l which ~ rhe
animals ns farins tho worst
Ssuator Eustls haas gwen fau warning
of wbal ho .ntsnsis 81 do The New
Orleans Time- Democrat has also gwen
nouce lately that II matters 20 "a in tins
way is oppoatou 30 the Administration
all aot be- lesa earnest than has been ~
support 20 honestly believes that the
policy of the president m much that con
Germs Louisiana threatens tine restoration
% political prominence Of the very ele-
meut wu.ch after years of earnest effort
has been crowded ont ~ sight IN that
state. Ihs Cincinnati Enquirer gives
ths President another mouth IN
Nhca bo reform and adds that ''the
Admluisrrauon would now be wrecked
were it not tor tho hope that It will yet be-
convsrtel III further tauuts the
President with tine assertion that
he seemingly Ignores the claims
~ those who elected him TO
officc. and seeks rather ~the appreciation
~ the effsminate coterie Of the Repubh-
can party whocoGd not vote for Blaine.
The New York sum- however having bad
Mr.. Cleveland longer under its surveiI-
lance. eompreaends better the embarrass-
ments the President suffers from, and re-
marks that bs has done nothing 10 de-
nonstrate .the alleged rottsnness Of the
Republican, tenure. that many Of his
appointments 80 directly into the teeth
IL the p,oposition that the departments
are filed wltn rascals. and-castng
suggestive glance up the Hudson tOwg-d
Grsvstoue that Mr. Cleveland has not
"that searching and revolutio lary intel-
lectf ne--essary O. discover them This
KIND of nn intellect combined with great
imaruatvs and inventive genius has
great power to matenalize evils Mr..
Ti.den has fhs combination He demon
stratel tbat fact while be was Governor
If Nsw York. II was nothing for him 70
make tom rasculs grow where but one
grew before. The Sse KNOWS this and
secs where n great mistake was made m
nominating a President. Yet the sum-
with the apparent purpose simply of
tantala1ng ths Democrats who wanted
Cleveland before election but DO not want
ham nov. gives tbs Administration a sort
of sau0cal support
Buf Cleveland has gwen at least tenn
porarv relief to a case of sore eyes. Henry
Watterson telegraphsd home from Wash
maton. ~ ana happy so Say that the ease
of sore ewes v-th which J started from
home has entirely disappeared. Let the
President get what solace he can from the
cure.