Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

that Judge Gresham ia 10 have placo
IN Nv Clevelnnd'a cabinet lacks nuthpnti.
cation. but whether hp cutcfH the cabinet
or not. Judge Gresham w one of the
best men IN the politics of the county,
II would be- y pity however, 60 take
one " the fcw men who are above the
susplcion OF being the tools of corpora
tiOna
indianapolis News uud) Whit hal.
cyUn and yOciferoua time some Of the
Republican papers viii have II Judge
Greahnm does enler the cabinet And.
by tbe way it Is not certain that al
the Democrats viii be- wildly enthusins-
tic over making quite 50 much Of q recent
convert
Chicago Dispatch. n this report 10
well founded the selection will be re-
ctived with great satisfaction By the on
tire country without regard ~ party
distinctions. The only objection to II
will come from the professional spoilg-
men who believe That the fruits of n
Democratic victory belong ~ Democrats
who are not now converts 10 the purity
Indianapolis Scutncl WcmlI Judge
Gresham ~ just about ne communicative
~ street railway mngnntc, and "a
street railway maRunte ~ usually about
as voluuhlp us u clam
Chicago Inter OCEAN Uienl The choice
By Mr. Cleveland for bis premier of O
man who still suya when pressed for his
politics, II am a Republican, does, it b.
true. give color Of probability to the
idea Tint Mr. Cleveland Wiuld like to
lessen, IL not destroy the power of Tam
many and The Bourbons generally An
that ~ q matter about which the Rcpub-
Leans uped Give themselves no concern.
. II some Democrats live 90 curse the
day Cleveland WINS elected 70 srcond time
president Of The United States they should
look elsewhere than ~ the Republican
side Of the United States senate for cou-
solution
II Cloyelaudism and Democracy should
turn out to be two different things 80
much the bottpr for the people
Chicago Uurnld O)eml' The pOresg
! OF dissolution in the Republican party
| hnsteu3 The timbUrs upon which us
supcrstructure was raised are falling
| apart The ruin rs becoming more desc.
! late aud is beyond repair. The pcrmn-
| ncut union Of the independent vote with
/ the Democratic vote, which the uiNlu-
| ton Of Cleveland and Gresham assures,
| 4 the beginning Of the end Of the llcpub.
| licnu party.
Brooklyn Eagle, Dcm) Some Demo.
Gratis viii Criticisp his appointment on the
| ground that hc idtOndniwhcttch
| ground that ho did not act with the
| Democratic party through ul its nm
| the party was wrong, Of putting IL right,
aud IN the belief that. crrUnt ~ the party
was, itH tendencies to patriotism aud its
| Instability for reform purposes nude it
| better than IT, adversary
| There is substance in this criticism.
| there is sincerity In it II nuts. be- ex.
pcctcd aud respected but it iB offset by
/ other facts.
The Democratic party itself has not
| always been Democratic I'm opposing
| slavery Judge Gresham was Democratic.
| In not OPPOSING 1t the Democratic purity
was net Democratic
I'm standing by honest money Judge
| Gresham was Democratic I'm opposing
| Il In the West the Democratic party was
not Democratic Judge Gresham has
changed his attitude toward no uriuci.
| pies. Tho collective Democracy wisely
| has.
Moreover, Old Line Democracy has
not many men IN the West and South
who would make good secretaries uf
| state. The few otherwise competent for
the place are wrong ON the silver uuo-s-
| tion. No man wrong ON that should be-
anywhere IN the cabinet Judge Gros.
ham has always been right ON that and
Oh the tariff