Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-07

men gathered from ali quarters OF the
greatest democracy tho world ever saw
were congregatsd in Washington to cele-
brate the inauguration Of a new admins.
sation-not strictly of their choosing,
or Che retiring President received 100,-
700 more votes than his snccessor--but
me chosen by thu voice OF the statss
,nder an electoral system founded by our
prefathers when the Republic was
sounR and that will be unquesioningly
soquiescel in by their children nntfl il has
teen regularly set aside in the proper,
constitutional manner, As people, self
governing and seif-reliant, We havs had
eur regular quadrenuial aght, have ac-
epp.ed the result, aud the quarter million
Of rs who wsrs assembled Monday in tha
national capital were there to greet Gen.
Harrison az the nsw President Of the
whole American nation, just as teur years
ago like multitude paid the same oGsr.
ing of respect aud ellesinnse TO him VINO
nov lays down the sesp.re of power and
Sssuins to private life with tins goodwill
Of every fair-minded man in the land.
: And the best that we can wish for Preai-
dent Harrison and every patriotic Amer.
loan will heartily rs.eeho the wish--is
that when the.time comes to him to hand
ovsr to his sueusslor the authority, the
responsibility and the honor which lie
Cook up Monday, he may have made q
record as truly patriotic, as sOlidly sound,
as spotless, as manly ss THAI which eS,
President Cleveland has mads.
We want Mt Harrison to be, Arst of
all, as AR. cleveland haJ been SO ssead-
tasty, thoroughly &nd impartislly, the
President Of the whole peopla. We wsnt
to sac him rise superior 60 seolionslism,
tImblainsisn, and every corrupting aud
disintegrRting lam, and, remembering that
though chosen by minority he has been
called to rule over all, 10 see him follow
as neatly Is human imparfeotiops will per
NIT ia the path MARKED out and trodden
by his honorsd predecessor; to see him
study ths varied and of.times conflicting
interests Of su tba sta.ea and territories,
end Yaete out 30 fas as he msy DO called
upon il his otasiai capacity to do SO, the
came even handed idstioe to the in.
habiiants Of Mississippi that he would
render to tia people Of Illinolt 10 soc
him, In sho-t, from the moment he be.
comes President, toa3et that he ever was
partisan and resolve TO % ths best In
his power and all in his pogoS to keer
the most honorable position among mer
up TO the high standard reachad and helt
by en- President Cleveland.
To do this will require not only abiIit,
and conscientiousaess, but nerve; tina
unshakabie determination 10 Do, as far o
in him liss, what his hos. Judgment ap
proves, TO stea3fastly refuse to offer n
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the administration to which he suaoes,l3
The conspicubuspeas Of Blaine in con
nection with tho new Presidents cAsine
il considerable warrant for apprehension
on this score. II will require Esem anio1
ambition of this experienced master il
the legerdamsia OF craftsmanship It /
uadsniahla that very maay OF Mr.. Hlrri
sons own party already feel very unsas.
over tho prominence which has bee
yielded to this willy and dangerous rsDrs
sentative or the mercenary aad jiagoisti
in politics. the presence Of such an al
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