The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-06-05
President Cleveland Will Ne
Married To-day.


you.
sresident Cleveland Will he |
Married To-day.
President Cleveland will be mar
led at the White House this WED
esday) evening, to Miss frankie
folsom. The recent death of a rela-
i've of Miss Folsom changed the
riginal plans for the wedding, and
nvitions were limited to few of
he near relatives and the members
# the Cabinet and their wives.
Rev. DIR. Sunderland of the First
Presbyterian Church Of Washington,
will ofTiciate. The ceremony will be
ollowed by collation., and the
in all Of its details will be
plain and transformations.
Away With the Two.Term
Usage.
Over in Pennsylvania adjoining
rs there is some opposition to a
for Congressman Boyle.
The Connellsville Courier. however,
does not take that side of the ques-
ton and gives it reasons for its po-
sition in the following paragraphs:
"The absurdity of thu two-term
rule is too apparent for argument.
Had it been universal in its applica-
tion, the modern political arena
would not know Randall, Hol-
man, or a Kelley, Blaine and Conk-
ling would have lapserl into obscure
ty; the old-time senate never would
have been electrified with the elo-
quence of Daniel Webster and Hen
ry Clay.
"The district that adopts and ad-
heres to the two term rule never pro
duces great statesmen. The mater
ial is there, but the Iron-elad rule
that limits the term cuts the bud OF
promise at the root and plucks il
from the political field. The man
who would cut down a promising
young shade tree and plant in its
stead a bare stick would he accoun.
ted anything but wise; yet this il
practically what the two-term rule
does. .,.,53 = ,..s
Let us have no more silly argu.
ments for the enforcement of this
moth eaten. musty rule. II any per
son or persons are opposed to Tho
re- election of Congressman Boyle
let them not seize upon the absurd
two term usage as an excuse, but
state their objections openly and
boldly
The commencement Season.
Our people, of both town ant
county, have always taken great in
terest in the commencement exer
cises of our local educational insti
buttons.
We are now on the eve of this in
teresting occasion. The "sweet cir
graduates of the Seminary will ste]
on and off the stage tomorrow
Thursday evening. They hav
reached the beginning of the end o
one period of their lives and the be
ginning of another equally impoI
tant.
A girl may be said to have tire
to her-"thrilling" epochs in he
career. The first is that when sh
is about to bid goodbye to her school
mates and the period of her "gid
dy" girlhood and assume the NOR
dignified and responsible role of sc
cial life. The second is that whe
she stands by the side of a man an
pronounces the vows of unconditior
al love and fidelity. The third
when she steps into the ecstatie an
growing relation of womanhood-
that of motherhood.
The boys nature is less tender an
susceptible. There is probably les
of the thrill in the changing el
ochs and climaxes of his life, bu
there is as much eagerness and MOI
ambition for what these bring.
We all feel sympathy and an il
terest in the budding and bloomin
periods of the young. We like
forecast their prospects and ent'
into even their illusions on thes
commencement seasons. We al
willing to help them veil the risl
and the rough places in life's. patl
way, that they may enjoy for a Sc
son the sweet abandon which com,
of warm blood and fertile imagin
ton. The dream Of life is soc
enough dissipated by experience
the conflict with the stern realiti
] of life.
: We anticipate that the public i
: terest will manifest itself by
large attendance upon the approac
/ ing occasion as in former years. v
: have every reason to believe that tt
, number of visitors from abroad vi
J be greatly increased.
4 On behalf of our people we fe
| authorized to extend "A hearty w
J come to all, with the assurance tn
the same warm hospitality that b.
characterized our people in yea
past, will be just as pronounced
this and the years to come.
First District Politics.
There is growing inquil
among interested parties to kno
when the Congressional campais
will commence in this district.