The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-26
The Admins rnt7on.
GCleyeland Plain Dealer.1


party. The welfare of the
party depends upon ,le
ess of the ADMINISTRATION. Tar
leaders OF the party may differ II ION
minor Questions but it is essential ~
pa ty that tn -se differences
be cast aside and all act as a unit up
on national questions. Thus, anil in
This way only, will the future of thu
Democratic party be assured. A III
vision Of n political party into ia
tions exposes as weak points, which !
its enemies arrquick III perreike anil
assa.l. The press o; the couutrTsN
posed the weak points in the Rtpu''s
iican party and held up 10 the pubic
scorn its shortcomings. The1mo,e1
r .pudiata'i it, hurled it from power
for corrupt m, fraud 1nsl misnanag.
trent Ut The aft ,irs of the nation. a.
consequence the Democratic part,
was again inLrustrd with The man
agem. nt of the national Cover. mint.
The Democratic party i placed M
trial and no good De Locrat will pl: c.
4 straw i'll its way to prevent its Il
cess. We regret exceedingly to Str
the New York World casting rrfHc
ti"nS upon the administration. The
WORTH has always until now heen OF
ct the strongest supporters of the
Democratic party. hs t it persists i
severely criticisiny the a lministra
ton. There is no hi = 10 he game
the WGrtd by the course it b,
taken, AS it will either have to eat
crow som. ima in til. near fuLure q
place itself in perman,n mt opposition
to the administration. Its course on
ly furnishes ammunition for the en-
envy. President Cleveland j. cerLa;n
lv doing everything that lies within
his power for the country and his
party. Previous to Cleveland's in
auguration the government was en-
tirely III the hands OF the RepuhiiI
cans, hardly a Democrat held an of
flee. hut n " nearly twenty-five thou
sand true and tried Democrats az,
holding office and the rem ainder oI
the republicans now IN Office. AZ fas
rs their terms of office expire. will bt
replaced by Democrats. Nearly al
Of the federal office / OILERS com, un
der the SCOPE of the tenure of ofiict
act, which mas prevented the remova
OF office holders without cause.
The question OF removals Fl ON of
:. flee has ,'eon about the only one up
on which a lew individual Democrat
In va tlEau tSs,tI- with fh.. r,roIl.,, Z
Their number is small. and If the,
/, would take the pains to read the Law
they would readily see, if they wan
to, the false position they have as
sumeI. These lew cruakers do no
Voice the sentiment of the Democrat
ic party but only Of them selves
President Cleveland has app o nte'
men to Office who are we'll quaiitird
both intellectually and morally, ,
fill the position. The lew mistakes II
male, wheL discovered, Were at one
fectified. He has Civ n the country
wise, careful and ju.licio is admin:
traitor, which needs no encomium d
our hands, as the gran | support :
has received from the .Democl All
L.
party is testimony sufficient to prov
its popularity. A great deal was e,
pecle.i of President Cleveland an
We claim that the reasonable ex;,ec
= at'ons of the country have been rca
'zr,l!
We do Got object to any man
. honestly tiffc'ing with the a,lm,ni.
- traLiun bat We do clam that Il
Democrat can do So with any co,
%sistency. 1t is tn, duty OF ever
Demncrat To live. his support To I'll
administration until it has give
u,t rause iul criticism; commiItt
sOue overt II. that makes il Ohlig;
Tory IL conl, mn u. President Giev,
; land Is the recogl I'll hal | of tn,
Demo:ratic party ALL rs such shoul
i G rinInanl the RESPECT uf every lU!
!; e.. Democrat il the land. Ii II fai
h NEST trial be accorded tD Pres
dent Cleveland, an undivided suI
port given his adhninistrat;n ~
have no Tears of the future of ii
, Democratic party. Such Il course vi
i Insure Il continuance OF Owe IL
many years 10 com d. a,GP