The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-12-09
A DISAPPOINTING MESS AGE.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Rep.
1t is disappointing in its failure to
deal explicitly or closely with import
ant questions of policy which interest
all of his countrymen.
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph,
Rep.-The Presidents message will
be read by the American people with
mingled feelings of surprise, disappolnt
ment, vexation and uncertainty.
Philadelphia Press, Rep.-P:esident
Cleveland's message will completely
disappoint the country.
Philadelphia Inquire, Reptile
Presidents message is Disappointing
from the fact that much was expected
of it.
Philadelphia Times, Dem.-Wise
calm dispassionate and conscientious
message.
Philadelphia News, Rep.-The
Presidents message. presented to
Congress to day, is chiefly character
lied by Its dullness.
Philadelphia Cali, Rep.-Those who
expected lengthy, heated and parts
an reference in the President message
to Hawaii will be disappointed.
Philadelphia Record, Dem.-The
message of the President to Congress
is disappointing. 1t is bulge. OF
interesting recapitulations of matters
mainly within the public knowledge;
but it is exceedingly barren of original
recommendations.
Philadelphia North American. Rep.
The message is a profound dis
Appointment, mass of department
details and mere passing illusions
to the subjects that are attracting
universal attention.
Philadelphia Ledger, Ind.-Presid-
ent Cleveland's first annual message
to the Fifty third Congress is especially
notable for its comprehensWeness.
New York Times, Dem,-No mess
age that Mr.. Cleveland has sent to
Congress has been more sure to con-
firm the peoples confidence in his
soundness of judgment and purpose
thar this.
New York Evening Post, DEM
The Presidents message is mainly o.
the humdrum sort-that is, plain
recital OF every day facts.
| New York Press, Rep.-Not a
word of relief, not line of cheer, not
sentence of hope in President Cleve'
lands message.
New York Sun, Dem. An evasive
and unsatisfactory message.
New York Tribune, Rep.-It Is a
chilling message for industry.
| New York Mail and Express, Rep
President Clevelands message to the
Fifty third Congress is difuse, verbose
ponderous and Disappointing.
| New York Recorder, Reptile
first annual message of Preslden
Cleveland's second administration i:
the weakest and most disappointing
state paper that has come from his
pen.
Brooklyn Times, Reptile mess
age is disappointing. 1t will do moth
ing to restore the lost confidence o
the public or to strengthen the reput
alton of President Cleveland.
Baltimore Herald, Ind.-lt must be
confessed that the ocument is a little
disappointing in this respect, Tor the
President has disclosed literally nothing
new in regard to Hawai-, has delivered
no extended views upon the tariff
question and has contented himself
with covering vast array OF subject:
in a very general manner.
| Baltimore American, Rep.-Presid
ent Clevelands message will be dis
appointing, as well to his friends anc
admirers as to his political opponents,
/ Buffalo Courier - The message
belongs to high rank of state papers,
1t is statesman like. conservative
patriotic.
Buffalo Express, Rep.-ln genera
the Presidents message is merely forma
and interesting.