St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-24
NONE GAN Be SPARED
Failure Of the "Solar-Walk
Critics" to influence the
Pres ident.
Their Abuse Really Aided
Voorhees, and German With
Mr.. Cleveland.
The Evils OF the Sherman Act
Predicted When 1t Was
Passed.
Failure OF Crops in Germany
and All OF Western
Europe.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-As the pres
ident makes his appointments it be-
comes more and more evident that he
does not propose to aid the petty fac
tionists who would wreck the Demo
cratic party in their endeavors to per-
petuate the differences growing out of
the fact that all Democrats previous to
the Chicago convention did not believe
that Mr.. Cleveland was the most avail
able man to nominate. Once nominated,
the men who opposed his nomination
most strongly at Chicago rallied 10 his
support all over the land and aided in
securing the magnificent victory.
Every Democrat Needed.
Up to year ago it had never been
considered crime for a Democrat to
entertain an opinion different from an
other member of the party, or very
large portion of it, provided he gave his
cordial support to the ticket nominated,
and the attempts of the recent converts
to Democracy to make the party per-
sonal one has no support at the White
L.
lily sick of the cant of the selfish Mug
wump horde. as they are fast finding
out. Why this is so is not hard to see.
At a time when the administration
needs the hearty support of every Dem
ocratic member of congress the besi
efforts of the ''solar-walk critics" as
Senator Vest so aptly termed the holier-
than-thou crowd, are being devoted tC
abusing and attempting to discredit men
to whom the president must look for the
most unfaltering support in the con-
tests that are In sight.
Helped Old Dan.
Even before the inauguration th is
work commenced. Among the first
men to be attacked and whose influence
at the White house was to be destroyed
was Senator Vorhees, of Indiana. The
fact that the Tall Sycamore" has been
granted more favors by Mr.. Cleveland
than any other member of either house
shows how little weight the utterances
of the political PecksnitfS carry. Sen-
ator .Gorman, by all odds the ables
leader in the upper house, was another
| man who was to be actually barred ou'
of the White house lest the sight of hi;
bland and pleasant countenance shoulC
offend the sanctimonious gaze of the
man who only Topped last year, but
who nevertheless deems himself already
leader in the party and
An Especial Guardian
of the president. Senator German sale
nothing, his opponents actually had hin
beaten out Of sight, in their minds, un-
til the time to fill one of the leading
federal offices in Maryland came, ant
then without any ado and after shor
call at the White house the candidate
lndorsed by the Marylander was ap
pointed.
There have been a half-doZen case:
similar to these, all of which go TO show
that Grover Cleveland is Democra
who believes that it is his duty to unite
and not to divide the party. 1t may
take a few months more to convince the
"solar-walk critics" Of the fact that Mr.
Cleveland is not in sympathy with The
men who devote their time to abusing
good Demo Gratis, but that it will be don't
there is no doubt.