The evening world., 1894-03-03

achievement prize, are here printed,
They represent the variety OF opinions
ospressed nv the writers. In them are
eo,ne npInions Tint are mot connliman-
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pn' oes' ana 'he ohIy H'ou a'n'e'e"'n' VI
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FRANK DE HYMAN-Presidcn Cleveiand's best
and most valuable. at for our Rcouhlie has been
his ze,l fidelity and couras. to carry ou, the
pledges given BY his party. OF which the repeal
OF tho silver bin is a vren, beginning. 1, sbol.
ishca a scnnd.,ous .norm,,v which .,opned tho
circulation Of money e,portcd our rold raI,sd
prices OF everything but vares. imvoyerisbsd in
d"iyiJunls md diminished tho revenue His energy
and ability to make the balance ot trad. turn in
VI '"'"' ny "''ohS OF JUSTICE moderation ana
hono'' restored commence 10 Z near nourish'ns
"na So''a future
HENRY II. MOSEIt. Easton, Pal think the
best thing President Cleyellnd has done was ap.
pointing Mr.. white, OF Louisiana. to the su-
piem' court bench That bright New Yorker
n'l' opposed sucn good men as Hornbiover and
r'Nhh"' OF MS own STATE simply because he
y" "issruh''ed win the Administration. and
Wv" =" resu'' well II new YORK wishes TO
support AIT h'h' " NH persists In hshting all
the good men 10 the State that Cleveland may se.
Mt to appoint to once. then let nome other State
capture all tho plums. / say.
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" 'AHhhii' "es'neid N 1.-THE
during the past year was the construction
OF his hrst Hawaiian message to Tn.
Congress. Based upon the highest plane of
National justice. patriotism, honor and NOR.
Atty. It compelled Endorsement nv opr foro.
most journalists. our greatest International law.
ycrs and the great majority OF ,ho,rhtfu, hmsri.
can citizens, while It placed our country in an
improbable position both Mt home and In our re,a-
ton to foreign power, Its Influence vii, he grant
and lasting, and IL will be ouotel in future e,as
as often as questions OF ACQUISITION OF foreign ter.
ritory come before the American neo,,o
NELLIE HoLMAN, PSI Fourth ,v.pu.-rns
Presidents best act has been tho withdrawal n,
the order TO place the Queen or Hawai-, ou the
l avn VI ItdtIU % InlnhlnR thlA n M
act Is because | don't ste ANYTHING else he has
done better than this to helm tho Rcoub,,c
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''"N ", MAN, fort RICHMOND :. lit Is the
.'"t'rs Judgment OF the writer that by no act
ru'"s u" Pes'nt administration mas president
''e'eana No npheh'en the country and reflected
SO much credit upon himself as by the repeal Of
Ing it and by converting Congress- earlier than
originally intended owing m m. urrer, Az.
mand OF the times NV rea.,n. for giving mi.
act such pr,mine,, distinction, - Imnrovod
condition since the r,peal the nr.s.nt tcyor,h,.
business outlook and tho small export. q, enid
compsre, with mi, tim. las, vo,r indicating
coptdorrs ne.dt,, for nrosnoro,. Tina.
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II. II. HART. 81 Exchange place.-While seek
Ing to determine the greatest good thus far done
our country by Cleveland let us not overlook the
fact that within thirty days after the expiration
Of the year since his inauguration the Wilson
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