Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

nave Been criticised had he committed
MS own convenience and comiot, ans
eontented himself with ecnn,,,p;e,,;r,-
10 the family ofthe deceased ex.nrrSi.
dent the ordinary formal assurances nf
ms sympathy without putting himself
10 the iroub,e Of making the Journey :,
attend the funeral in person. And !,
further saws:
lie has done with modesty and dir. |
niiy ana at considerable Sacr;frs ~ |
personal ease and comfort a very cr,.
e'e0S AMI becoming act, for which all
american cl;!zens who have pride in
'Reir country, its history ana IFS rnI.
eTS, and all men cvervwhere WIN b,.
I'sEe IN thar common humanity which
at the edge Of the grave forcets ali
will hold him in birb
hohoN' 1t may be but little thine
out II Is one Of these little thinrS tbst
20 long way toward smoothinr ON,
me differences that make so mann. mis-
understandings in the world"
Inc New York Recorder has n SINH.
ar eommendation:
fFeSident'eleet Cleveland has ner.
ofmed gracious act in maxine 5rr.
ng TINS Indictment season a lone ;orr.
el 10 ONO for the purpose of attend.
X the obseqnjes of ex. Presidnn,
ayes Il Is an act OF delicate official
'u personal courtesy which every
merlean gentleman will commend no
after to what party he BELONGS :
resident Hayes will not he ropl,oa !.
nong the great men who have heId J:
I hrS' office OF the republic but no i
~ one OF theyery best of them and
administration from many points
view was model one. This how
er' IS not the question now. II i /
'e'hef one OF the most distinguished 'hf
our conntrgmen, who held the loft; PEE
position an American can ho15 sio
Va not he honorcd in death ss bic Gov
'le service and his private life Ia. cial
Se"' I'resident-elect Cleveland has owe
"eFea that question for himself; TOR
answered 1t in his private as well sue,
~ pnole capacity, All honor to DE
otht
nu 'he fh'ladelphla Press takes the the
"'e OF Mr. Cleveland az a text for ST
ewing the history of Havos, an sion
&c on the presidency. recorn;,;nr who
TACT that Tiden's election IN ,s-c kidl
and IS an article OF faith with 10, year
ana patriotic men, relating briefly Der {
lsna1 triumph of free institutions obta
t settlement OF the question and a las
g: faith
mere nave been times when An,ar. presc
OF both parties were almost ma. for hi
10 apologize for the nob,est act tie h
recent history. President.e1ect prove
lana has shown a Just appreeia. until
y 'ls character His attendance was c
grave of eX-President HAYES is pictur
u 'hose NOBLE and significant acts Since
ileh men live in history. and bv Root
'AcF make history, Elected Away
eh' by one Of the largest major. suits,
hoWh in a round century of mos. best y
Il elecuons, lie has, by step rs Blade
PERSONAL consideration as it is acute,
with broad patriotism, affirmed actual
agiance and loyalty to those on. With
principles of law on which ment
RESI- ana by which alone com. case OF
'a.'hs are great years
a'lons from other Journals nounce
NC auaeo to these TO the same Of remedit
~ lheSe are enough to show the 1t is I
! impression which Mr. Cleye. has con
,'niPle and unprctentious action. DR.. Kill
u"nce with the dictates of his quenty
'eet ana honest character and invarial
l.Gilhg' mas made upon the therefor
'iVno"t distinction of party. A most col
character has only to act it. fering h
70 win the approval of the fession,
'PfIhGhcld Mass Republican plish all