The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-16
THE sEK1sG-Ir-1HRouGH CLUE.
The Organization Which Preserves for Mid
summer the Hopes OF March,.

| summer the Hopes OF march.
WASHINGTON, Juno 10 - The Seeing-It
| Through Club Is tho title which q lot OF good
fellows. all Democrats. who came to Washing
ton about March 4 TO participate in tho re-
| wards OF victory at tho hands OF Mr.. Cleve-
| land. have taken to designate their gather
inEs. They number about twenty. are from
many States, and hardly two members of tho
club know each other before they mot here.
| But now they know each othor thoroughly.
They all are in complete sympathy. and.
though none intended 10 ROMAN in Washing
ton SO long, they have determined to stay 1t
out and mako their objects n common cause.
They arc no common sort OF men. not mere
office seekers. but Democrats OF character n md
| influence Mt home. armed with certificates OF
long service In tho party, every ono being en-
dorsed 10 tho last notch for whatever he has
asked of Cleveland. Every one OF them is
fully capable OF performing the duties Of the
Office hc seeks. At homo they are the organ
izers and winners of victory. and by their SER
vices are entitled to recog milton and reward.
Singy and by twos and threes tho members
OF the Seeing 1t Through Club have seen Mr..
Cleveland. They have had their cases and
claims presented and urged 10y Representatives
or Senator'S To- man they feel that II they have
not actually been turned down. they have at
least failed to make Roadway. 1t was at tho
President that they came to know each other.
Travelling tho same road soon made them
companions. Frequently tho mombcrs meet
in various places. and once week they all meet
at an appointed place. 1t is not mourning
club by any means: all jolly good fellows AS
they compare notes they arc cheerful in study
ing tho reasons why they are made to wait and
the probable consequences Of tho Presidents
course. They correspond extensively with fell
low Democrats at homo. receive suggestions.
and impart information. whereby the influence
OF the club is destined to be considerable.
1t should not be inferred that tho members Of
this club are spending their tine and money in
idlcness and dissipation. Quito the reverse.
When it became obvious that there was going
to be an indefinite delay. and as the methods at
tho White House became better and better I'M
dcrstood and whilo actually there was yet no
club organization. there was general looking
for something to do. Tho success OF tho Demo-
crat from Western State who came for Con-
sulate. and after few visits to the White House.
sought and obtained gripman's place on one
ofthe cable roads. was instructive to others.
and so. one by one..thcy found employment in
different ways: some for only n few hours day.
others for day or two in the week. No man Is
playing the loafer. 1t is said that half dozen
OF them have organized plan for doing the
watermelon business when tho season comes
they being from the South and know
ing Just where to get the best fruit
and how to handle 1t. "Ofllce or no Office"
said a Texan. we're going to 1.-Two whlo we
stay. and We may stay good while that is. the
most OF us. We keep up the study OF Mr..
Cleveland. his objects and methods. and We'll
keep him informed that we're here and know
what's going on"
The plan is for two to watch out" while the |
others earn enough to live on. One man has |