Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-19

press Of she country is holding up the
hands AZ the President. II ~ safe to
az. e. o.rs,.t. !. half-dosen
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BLAINE organs 49,
equal number Of uemocra"o Pa-
pess, no President since the early
dsvs If the republic has met
81. ,ess of hostile journalistic
49,. r.. u.;n;on Z .rov;,o that
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cleveland u 'ne ma" 's' '"' ''
Chicago Tunes, ior instance MARS '"c
point that he possesses in q remarkable
decree .he g resisting faculty." In or
u,.s,r.,. ,he TIM, ,cv;ews the
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presidchua' ca'ee'S " "hANt' ""'N7'
and GARFIELD, all OF whom were
pledged to reform. and adds:
{. The grs.t we.l,css NJ these presi-
dents was in their lack of resisting
facultv Admitting that their inten-
t;ons were according IN their PROMISES.
thew lacked The strength Of persistence.
tho stsad;ness If direction the cslmncss
&c so,ccom,nsnd IN the ,resence of
darcar tho nerfect control az their own
powers, that are the characteristics Of
conquerors. They were bufieted ana
driven hither ana thitner Dy FORCES '''a'
.iey ~c's ns'a n, .ahns .hs stronstb
noooessrv ,o ma,.ce thorn
"To all appearances, Mr.. Cleveland
is better fitted to. manage those ungov-
ernabie forces, 70 stem the reS'St'eSS
cu''en' y, 'ns p"..on"s ~, aa";," ~
tenn came in Nature seems to have en-
doued him equally with great physical
endurance and great mental cslmness.
II he has nerves. nothing appears to
d;stn,h their renose. IL he il the DOS
SCISSOR Of An emotional nature, it is so
eacct;vcIv under the control of ration
al nature of singular serenity that it
cannot disturb his tranquility or stcadi-
ness of purpose. This is, at all events,
what has appeared to the country du-
ring the brief time that its attention has
bocn directed to the new Chief Macis-
trate.r
Vvon ,ho ,o,;,;c;o,s, and of,;ce.sockcrs
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nit onoroh mrs, odn;, that tho Time,
L. ,a n;.,,r. oc tho
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the tr'iism tha' ha'' 'he u'Sappo'"'-
ments in life come from the unreason-
ableness of human expectations" says:
81. .,, :. H. r,;s.,
s,,nor,ors Of The President n cxnect |
dr. ba Ill 90 hact unon his record |
ard ~, nro,o;sos hv nrocood;nc to III.
~ a. d. &c sno;is :,
III d;sonno;,tad and d;scrunt,ed
no,nanrots MIR roheI ;,uardIv bccause
= cioon swccn ;s mot ;n,ururatcd had |
no roason 70 axnoct tho odontion of sucb
Ii. A. ClovoIo,d b., roc;sted |
:, and wr;t,e, and eroken AGAINST tbc
IL ,,..,o,,, e;roo H. (irst ontrorce
' In nc. 40 has ehnw, h;mso,f
nv p"oi'o nv ""u .I' J 1'.o" ."s
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The Herald then proceeds to review
the Administration of GARFIELD, and
TO show its weakness. and continues:
..Tbe uost that can reasonably he
.sLod 81 President CLEVELAND and bis
Cabinet officers is that they shall select
men for the offices to be filled who as
sent to the Presidents policy OF "a lar
ana honest enio,cemeht o. Tue reform
"I' - III ~, "S'',;n;s,.r e. ,r,,,,s IN
accordance with its letter and shirt
In the nature Of things men will i
receive appointments who have been
heretofore identlhed more or less
WIN o"Jec''onaoic i''e'nooS !" Po-