Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
LOOKING AHEAD

UNtl HN.fciuif a. nc VIII Nf even 4hNI .
years beyond though many are talked
of on both sides As 90 such parties
as the Cresnbackrr>, Pr1hbitluuistS, .
Native Americans. etc. the cone
ditoas ate much iSe those which .
tus cauuac.ur Mi Toat- of
"Uombey * SON." So frequently meme
toned a~ being "ot la 4.a~s4 Heuef .
Cleveland and uu. are CHE mos. talked Ji
ty iay democracy but seem evident
now that the great uuwa~hed Will split
uu those huge rocks unless it steers away
from both. So the logical deduction B, that
a dark horse wll lee tutIya .n ON that
ticket. But t1 This MI. Tout- remark
applies again. Its ui uu consequence Geo
republicans a> democracy get, weaker
and weaker an the time under its load %
free trade and other denominations
o..
In the republican RANKS the number 20
possible presidential candidates steadily
grow a. the DAYS ul the present admins
tration inc ease Already tae names 40
Harrison, Allison. Gresham. A.lsr. Sler-
man. Reed and MCKINLEY appeal 900 tue
quoted list The party is well provided
with presidential timber, and can afford
10 pick and choose With care
In politics time does not amb'a. hut lilies
withaL Not quite two year. ago Mr.
Harrison was chosen 1y The republican
national convention fhe presidential
standard bearer u. Ls plrtr u
little more tlau $500 year, another
national convention viii choose
another republican presidential ,fau-
dard bearer President Harrison has
been 10 Office ouIya little more than "a
single year, but already the question.
Who shall succeed hims Is being asked
by those ho are active iu politics. hy the
leaders and newspapers OF tie country.
It's as u one campaign could not more
than end before another began
Nj Harrison has done nothing. said
nothing. made DO sign that be desires or
expects denomination. He S NOT en-
gagged Ga canvass two years and more
before the time fixed Tor ihe meeting of
the convention; boz 8, dCyotIz himself
assidu8usly. with ute. gent. couscieu-
tious regard 90 the work Vhiehis appoint
Cd for DID, couuy'- chief magistrate
% do. How unlike ID. o.cagin-
Gus predace,-or.-uI mentally
and -physIeau,-tbat same Cla,e.
land Nha wrote editorials with
his message, when be vetoed some ps1r
soldiers pension. and .uaar.i al ff4 son.
vice 10 which he senta substitute uIau.
he aitertard, allowed 90 die fn qp aims
house. that same Cleveland tho ig an.
pointing ev-reheI, to nearly all tb, federal
office. In Gle territories: vino I'm fbel ,-ual
ofhl, rete- nag ordrraud la faet ia every.
thins which Doe con'n possibly d" 10 that
eua' spent 20" years 'i his administration
cuih'alins '"ld ''aih in order 90
make sure Oh Dis renom-uailon. and who
in dong 81 ih't un"iiilnsly mades"re OF
DIS defeat before The people.
President Harrison with that wisdom
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