The sun., 1890-05-13
WHO Is THE LIAR?
The Reporter or tho stuned Candidate,

From the Jersey Ctry Herd,d Nay 10
Some men of small mental capacity, when
raised TO public station, begin to wonder how
they reached there. Their wonder over. they
conclude that there Is something great within
them which they have not discovered. but the
people have: and they proceed at once to make
~ for lost lime in lack of their own apprecia-
tion. and become demonstrative in their AFRO
ggucet and wish 70 have Their opinlons ,aw.
exactly. ior tho reason that nobody knew
him or his low habits outside of Buffalo and
sherill through small grades Of, Office TO tho
GovernOr-hip of New Ork, which, owing 10 u
dSaiIection toward Judge Folger, and forged
Without considering cause and effect, without
thinking for moment that he wa- an unlr,ed
man before the po"p!!e he took On his .
believed that he had already satisfied tho peo-
that ne wa? great s'4tesman rad aHat ~ Was was
the most unpopular Governor that tie Demo-
Gratis of tho Empire State ever elected. iie
|, Grato. Tho men who worked for hun, spcnt
their money for h m, and assisted ,im hy hArd
labor day and night to success, ne Ike lthIn
on as soon ar he reached power
AS Mr., Tildcn said !ew months before ne
died. Mr. Cleveland Is the most solIisi man !
only 10 political ambition, but 10 recuHl4iy
gain for It is well known ihnf aGa uGaoG o. utS his
questions that he cannot satisfactorily answer,
but like senator Quay treats thcm win 81.
L
was Claude Duval = ana Blu"sRih's way. Long
before his term of Governor had expired
Cleveland had disguised nearly every leading
Democrat In the state, ONE ol whom he be-
traycd by silently acluiosclng 10 requests Le
did not meet , ,t,.,
Is afflicted with. ,,,
Political accidents reach the hlte house
as well rs anywhere els'';
Aitor Mr. CleyelAnds election he ignored tho
men who were tho main factors in bis eleya-
tion Some ho treated rudey. Others he H.
suited lie drove tho first men In the party
trrIn HIM ana took to his arms the MluGwumps
lar nnd near. lie retained in cilce his political
eneu,ics, to the exclusion OF his political
friends. lie forced on the party without con-
suit ng the wise men in 1t, II tariff reform bill.
ditch, with Mr.. Cleveland under. His prenos-
torous conceit is beyond all patience; and
vhut apucurS very amusing Is that political
shouters living thousands Uf miles away as
sumo to know moro about this ridiculous
jun bo than those near him DO Ito Is blindly
selIlrh without ono particle of gratitude
In lis sonaelcss and blackgl ard attack on
that he is made Of. 1t only required n scrat ii
to show what WIS under the skin-coarsoncs-.
yulgntlty, falsehood, slandcr and base coward
icn Nr,Hrc not ii he wore President q dozen
of times. these arc the controlling chura ter
istlcs II tlevelaud's nature. When Any man
says that Charles a. Dana over knowingly told
n ialsrhOod or committed an act that could
not aupcar n honorable hotOIe the world, that
man simply Hes and that is all there is about
II, There is not a paper Of honesty and ~ L.
ment in the country that Sustai ms tleNeani.
No honest man can do IT, Why does he skuk
and act the coward? Mr.. Crawford has told
tho truth and no man doubts him.