The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
asliingtau Letter.

Washington, u C.. April p, 1S95.-
President Cleveland mas right TO feel
offended with any Democrat wIo be
lirves tnat ne conIemplates ur mas ever
contemplated taking ANY step that would
even sem ike an attempt Co. cocrcc Fed
eraI uffIcehOliers INTO advocating his
view OF finaacIa, matters. No one Il
surprised tnat Republicans should pre-
tend to believe JhaL Jue president has
surH jn,eatlu ;, o It j. is certainly sur.
prg>ing that any Democrat, IN view OF
Mr.. C!tv-.aud'- record ON the subject OF
uiiICeHUiGerS taking an active part IN
political matters, should hc wiling To
accent such a story. President CIrye
land doesn't differ from other men, IN
wishing 10 see his views ol finance, or
auy other pubhc question, adopted 10y
MS panty, bli ne mas mo idea of asking
or OF aiuwIng olicehuider~ tn neglect
their legitimate duties IN order Go adEu
cate ms or anybody el~r's vl"wS ON
finance or any other po.iucI. subject.
The much talked about AiHInca Incl
dent viii soon 1y satisfactorily settled.
Secretary Gresham this week received
a dispatch from Min stcT Taylor saying
tuuJ the Spanish government would ac
ceic to ali the demands of the United
states in the AEIiansa affair, and that
the captain % ;Le gUnbo8t that fired on
the AliianCia would oe punished for 50
doing
Now that it has been settled that the
supreme court Will hear arguments on
! the petition fer a rchearing 81 the IN
me tax eases OF May Is, and expected
! Iat a fun bench viii SIT on that date,
| everybody Is trying to discover some
method of aScvrtaIulnE now Just!ce
/ jackson viii vote, a- his vote l. likely TO
| be-. the deciding one aS To- q TencHung,
and if favorable thereto, aS TO the con
| StituliouaIity # the law Justice Jack
| son. although a Democrat, was appointed
! II the supreme court 10y President Har-
| riSon. lie was made a United States
| circuit Judge by President Cleveland,
| during his first term.
| 50 we are to lose our Teddy after
all He has not been able to stand the
| ..taffy'' layIshed upon him 10y hig New
! Workers. who believe or have made him
believe that they believe him to be tue
ONLY man who can make a thorough
| job OF reforming tine police force OF New
| York City. Consequently Teddy,
| otherwise known as Hon. Theodore
ho"seVeit, WI" resign from 'I'' l'l''"
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