Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-22
MRS. CLEvELAND,s PHILOSOPHY.
The Presidents Happy Home Circle rs
Described by Mrs. Folsom.

The Presidents Happy Home Circle ri
Described by Mrs. Folsom.
s. Z. Areh.r IN Mo York Epoch.
CslIers occupied MIRA. Cleytland's time
for q brief period the next forenoon aftel
the election. but she wa enabled to gel
away from the White House cary in the
Day and 20 10 Oak View, where she wa
alone With her mother until the President
and Colonel Lamont arrived for dinner.
On Thursday she returned with the Presi'
dent and bus,ei herself with her personal
affairs until callers came, when she ap'
psared as radiant ss usual and a. spparent.
iy unconscious of self. Only her frierds
were admitted and cha seemed to enjoy
their presence. To ons lady, for whom
she has 4 strong liking and is on somewhat
intimate terms, ale said very seriously
II am sorry for the PIe:ident, and for his
sake wish it had been otherwise, but what
cannot be helped must te met"
''You will stay among US here after next
March, we ali hope" was said to her In
reply. -.
TOO early to talk of that" smilingly
repl ed Mr.. Cleveland. I'VE love our
cOuntrJ home here, and we love New
York, and we women follow u hus-
banda fortunes, you know"
ard you are happy anywhere" taid
her friend.
81 have never had cause to be long
o~iherwiss." Tue oil gay name had
come back and Mrs. Cleveland was soon
laughiog and talking with other callers.
tbis same friend, in talking afterward
with Mrs. Folsom, remarked upon bar
daughters admirable and be-
hsvior and in complimentary terms spoke
of her career as the lady of the White
House.
Mrs. Fols1m listened and then made
TIE reply that from her earliest years her
daughter had been OF q loving, joyous
nature aud not even sickness could
danpen her ardor. "She Is always tbs
same happy nature" was the fond mothers
comment SIS che locked at her beautiful
daughter.
In speaking Of the defeat Of the Presi-
dent, this same authority said: "You will
never hear of anything imprudsnt emarat-
ing frcm Mrs. Cleveland. She is wonder
f ly prudent and cautious in all her words
and conduct. The President has the great
est If blessings in his young wife, and he
is in his heart too happy TO be long cant
down by political fortune. Though older,
considerably, than she, he does not per-
nit her to realize it, end her aft ction for
him is extreme. Do you remember
George Eliot's saying that the happiest
wife is she WHO finds combined in her hus,
band tie tenderness OF q father with the
devotion Of q husband? Mrs. ClevelaCd
locks up to her husband with the trust
and conddercs she felt as a child in him,
and she is very proud OF EerEeart's choice.
he is indeed that, az you would have seen
for yourself had you witnessed their meet
ing alter O-e CT Ter absences for
several weeks not q great while
ago. Mrs. Cleveland saw tie coach
mans livery from the car window
a. the d,ppt, and as che stepped to the
door as the train stepped she looked to-
ward the c~arIiiGe anXiously. 1t WAS
empty, and her facs revealed the disssp-
pointment she felt. The president was
directly beside her and cav her eager
glance snd the look that succeeded il. He
smilirgly touched her, and ss she caught
sight OF him chs impetuously threw her
~ If into his sIms. The 10Y, blushing
iscs was kis ed ane the President handle
her to hsr seat and ssOa the prancing
horses had dashed away with the happy
pair"
How will she like to return to Buf,
fslo?"
'hIr. Cleveland has no interest to take
him back there, and he will live wherey-
or she will be hsppiest. There is no ques-
ton IS to his future residence, and the
MATER was decided long $50. lie is rot
80 ambitious in any direction as Re is for
the happiness Of the beautiful giIl who
made a hero of him before she was out Of
short dresses, and who looks at him
through the glamour of loves youDs
dream. Tee only comfort I find in the
Gefest of the president is that the public
will have opportunity to correct some
Misrepresentation entert sined toward him
and his wife. lie is q peculiar map, but
one Of the Loblest in ths world"