The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
oLEvELAvD's ADMINISTRATION.
Another High Indorsoment OF the Sturdy
Presidents Rerine.

Another High Indorsement OF tho Sturdy
Presidents Regime.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. l5.-The sun will
tomorrow publish review Of President
Clcveland's administration. obtained from
a series Of interviews with members Of his
Cabinet. II is mainly rs follows
So perfect has been the harmony be.
tween the President and the members Of
his Cabinet that the absence Of friction has
given rise To the impression among some
Of those who are familiar with Mr.. Cleve-
lands positivcncss OF character q d his
firm and decided views upon every sub.
icci he has studied, that his rugged per-
sonality has dwaricd the various members
Of his official family. and reduced them
TO the condition Of mere agents of his in
dividual will aud pleasure. The true 10.
crct Of the absence Of jcalousics and dis.
scntions, and OF efforts TO advance mere
individual interests Of prctcnsions among
the Cabinet officers, IL 10 be found In the
fact that one aud all have been actuaied
10y the spirit which has dominated Mr..
Cleveland course, that Of subordinaling
personal considerations 10 the desire To
give the country an Administration Of the
highest grade.
A prominent leader Of the Democratic
party and warm admircr OF Mr.. Glove
land, said to the writer today at has
been said that there has been no party
leadership under the present adminisira.
ton, but leaving out Of tho account the
bold and aggressive course Of Mr.. Glove
land with reference To tho tarid, IL must
be conceded in view Of the sudden solidi.
ilcaiion Of widely divergent elements ~
demonstrated In the denomination OF Mr..
Cleveland by reclamation, aud the almost
unanimous passing Of the Mills bill in the
incc OF the open revolt IT the Randall fac.
ton, the discomfort oyinccd by the civil
service policy, and the disappointment oi
thousands OF oilicc-sockcu, tina, there was
leadership somewhere"
With record Of administrative s'lacity
aud honesty, TO which It may point with
pride, the Democracy may, at the close Of
Mt Clcycland's tenure ui office. find itself
the representative before the people of adj
minislaliyc economy, Of determined Oh.
position Ia scciionolism aud Cncf0achmcnt
upon the autonomy ol individual States
aud Ut discrimination IN favor OF any race
or class nj the expense Of the people rs
NNHitt W lllt httlAlfN NuN fuNNWulNHu
champion Of the toiling masses as against
the steady march OF corporate and uonop.
olistic grcd. IL has purified the army.
replacing iayoriiism With justice and iair
dealing to all Ia the face oi the most
inaidious and persistent attempts TO per-
pctuaiu the scandalous methods Of former
regimes II has rendered a similar ser.
vice for the navy, and has made suhstan.
ual progress In the face Of enormous aim.
culiics, In the work OF supplying our sail.
ors with substantial ships aud guns. liz
management OF the fiscal ailain OF the
country has been singulr'y nhlc and con.
sCryuiiyc, and, whatever H. critics NAV as.
s'H, IL has maintained the dignity of the
country al home and abroad. Could
party b. Ia better OF stronger p1sition9
II IL adhcrcs 10. tho lines laid down and
consistently followed by this administra.
ton. IL not its restoration 10 official ton.
uC merely qnoJion Of timer
"rhc pcoplawil only begin 10 appreci.
ate what the Cleveland Administration has
done Tor the comiiry' said a gentleman
high In tho ronncils OF the Democratic
party, latter Il has gone out Of Office and
they realize The differences" 10 the
South especially II has been bcncdiction
In securing frnedom from the Irritating
and disturbing Interference which the
country rcpudiatcd years ago.