Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
TaEEER CHIEF JUSTICE.

NJ, Cleyelsnd is Masking no mistakes in
hs,s dsVs Of business and politics To
lido Bee.
Mr.. Fuller is s msn fs for the place
md 10 whom no reasonable objection can
!. t,ksp.-[ !incinnsti Enquirer. m
According to all accounts Mr.. Chief
yr.tIce Fuller is Democrnt-not sn old
EhIg. That's all Iight.-[New York
Tsrald.
The choice seems to be a satisfactory
me, so far IS the ability and character of
Ne nominee are c0ncerned.-C Albany
Express.
Mr.. Fuller has long been recognized as
power, and, though Democrat, he Is
uieemed alike by men of both parties.
-T0nshs Herald.
He Is not too young to be chief among
n, elders on the bench, not too old for
bog and vigorous servics.-l Philadelphia
s P,bic Ledger.
Eis Fuller Of Illinois; good lawyer,
EOd Democrat, and comes from good
Itste, looking at 1t from spolitical point
d view Nashville Democrat.
IiShis instance it cannot be truthfully
/la;med that the appointment Is q bril-
llntone. Mr.. Fuller's reputation Is only
hcl.-[ Milwaukee Sentinel.
4 The new Chief Justice is Democrat OF
lie old Douglas school and man of
genial character and profound attain
nsnts.-[Ns York Eyening Telegram.
There is no resson why Chief Justice
Fuller should not give additional renOwn
b the exalted station which he has been
aasen to nl.-TSt. Paul Globe.
There Is excellent ground to hope that
as appointment will prove one Of the
most creditable Of Nc. Cleveland's sd-
Hnistrstion.-GSt. Paul Pioneer Press.
Hsis & clean man; not a politician; has
faiecotd to be explained or pslliated,
re will doubtless receive unanimous
os OF confirmation. - Louisville
Courier Journal.
lhno objection TO him that he has
is'si held q Judicial position, only one of
he chief justices Of The Supreme cour.
paving hih previous experience on the
stnca i 0maha Bee.
De will make one OF the greatest chief
s'uces the country has had; for of
course the Senate will confirm his pomi-
piston. twill not dare to do otherwise.
ladiinspolis Sentinel.
NeNe inclined TO think he fills the
VIZ asa supporter Of the doctrines gener- |
IVY supposed to be distinctively southern |
sM a. to the Interpretation Of the Fed
FM constitution r Toledo Blade.
mr. Cleveland has made an excellent
.'eIion sud tue people Of the west have
nsW be grateful thst the chief ex-
SgHuef OF the constitution halls from
''a section L Missouri Republican.
WHAT'S descent from Joha Jsy, John
Ssni Salmon P. Chase and Morrison
Me 10 Melville ". Fuller, 10 be chief
sses Oh me highest court in the United
~s'-lE Evening Wisconsin.
ssoae acquainted win Mr.. Faller will
.'Loa Inc wisdom of his appointment,
us Prompt sud unanimous confirma-
~ oY the Senste will be a mater of
s~%-lJoliet Republic and Sun.
n, ,as selection Of Mr.. Fuller will main
h. Ne pest traditions of thAt lofty posi-
"a aal Will give universal satisfaction
s people of the Unlted States of
s as'es party affiliations New York
e,s, resident seems to have made 8
,ss. ~ snot" In his choice Of 8 Chief
b IN ~ rev men could be more FORUM
r ~, Ie UNIVERSAL testimony to charac-
E,sT AOliity than Mr.. Fuller.-IDetroit
\ professional s.tainmsnts, however,
,l, Soue dispute, end he is otherwise
srs e.eemed. dis Democracy and
H. last ntty-nve yesrs-were the u
FsnMp ''n's In his favor IndisnapoHsf
b, mug The nominee is a good lawyer \
sn ,n, Vi nigh character, but just Ehyf
|faSs " epululeo We confess ourselves
faeinsS s ~. Bat the President don't .
s;rcsn "i'aous resson.-[N Nashville &
a.,s.,, E4 {
"a sos s. Is entitled to the preference '
ss % a OF BROADER and more modern
sscs,S;n a lew Incumbent OF the Chief
~ Tie con,. &c more progressive 4
hSs In, as q whole, is now incIln- r
lsi.s Detroit Free Press. :,
n ,s,,' nsslville ". Fuller has for sew. !,
III Ip.o,n one of the foremost law
sa n. os. BE has earned a repu.
sasnt nralrness and soundness of q
ahr a.. bis legal attainments are OF :,
s.,r s.,s si'-fkansss City Star. b
H.
'stsS %. N the highest regard by
e's'eiand, aud generally In.