Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-21
THIRD TERM TALK
It Started With Mr.. Cleveland's
Warmest Admirers.
NOW Ills OPPONENTS ADVOCATE IT
They Want to Punish Him for
Breaking Up the Party.
ONE WAY OUT SUGGESTED


|
The third term project is at present under
discussion on lines very different from those
that r,orLad ~. a,so,,s.;o,, ,,h,n III. W.
- ~ ~ "
)ect first was preached. 1t Is considered in
| deed that the proposition now under con-
sideration Is in its leading feature some
| thing an+ire,v nau,
Tie Original Third Term Talk.
The original talk of a third term for Mr.
r,ave,.nd haa ,.s or;,ri,, 800 tha Pei.
. u nav 10 VI si '.o"7 M
oeht "armest lrlehus anu auHirers, anu
was in recognition of what they claimed
was an imperatiye demand of an important
condition of .r,irs ,yb;ob bis la.d.rsbin
y. a,'a' which "i'
nau brought ABOUT. Inc democratic party
at that time appeared to be reversing itself
completely on the money question, ard at
Mr. cleveIand,s instance From a free sill!
49, -. - 49, ...---;, .oou,
yer pailS' WI 'ne cons iVssionai 80. .3 us
ue . az rom Gehesis ~ neEeia..o III.
Win i,s nee toi,lase so.es =. was to,, ing.
aa III ies sea'e ana tha
Ioliai neetinss 10 an ii,oorse.iei.. 81 ,he
fresiuehts course IN ueaI'hS Win me
finances ana 10 ms OWE seierai inter ie.a
1Gon OF soun1 money. oho' Wnere JUDGE
thurman haa once iea Inc SILVER iorces'
hentucky, Where MI BECK once lea lhein,
anu MT; blackDuih was no" leadinS theIi
both fell into line with the president ana
lndorseu MIN by fesoiutlon passed py over
"ieiiihiS iha LIS. H,is e"Hei {, III oIi itee
quite as nromisinplv IT looked like a revo-
luton, of his designing AMI effactins, and
1t was assumed that the result at the polls
" ,,on1s ISL pay 'iiDu'e " 'is po"e' anu
This vas tho situst, that nroduced the
first serious and apparently weighty sug-
gcstion Of a third term for Mr.. Cleveland.
Inc Inc lrreslstinle power OF me sresI9ent az
tne primaries $1,000 coniessed. ne r rao
carried eHerytnihg DeIore MN mere. ne
ossh.ry at Inc poiIs Was eApeeteo 70
break even leaving tne repuGncans on
Top IN .heir paihwichs, anu .ne oeiiiocr .,
9n .4p ~ men Anu ma. wouid iease tto
| 80, W., a. . ~. tp u t w a.ant go
heap w no wouiu mere De 10 COMES. h maj.
~ W., It - - 20. Wt1s i ~ ~, ~,
re PEI perm nht ules 70 10 so. Moulu ne no.
~ ,o' Siiiy esssn'iai ~ .ie success " tiis
wy III ~ me "eirare % .ne suul.fS
,ne poeS VI ms iaus u. , .t
~ aS p @ tSs % a, an o,r ,.t ~.
49, &c ~" ttt,, ii,t ~ III WIN a e, ~.
bistnrS7 IT, oa,,ntr, - ,,os aIeiIpad
LILA oil, e III IA ~. - rs, a aaSi
t;onaI co. 49, IN @ nrdos ~ hi; s,ba,,,a
nF Snanoe ,,,y;.ht ~ ot int ts 1e'ee
VI piit .be nas,r,r, IA a. et ..h,ait >.
sha 49, III 49, u ~. " .l sNs
Ia sIine M o, 80 IN $500; .ae rt
| In that tbera h.d hesn '' no hrsaL a. eli
The whole pile seemed to go to the repub-
thn S.ue "a me .aDie' hissIssippl peins
| tie dannnSocy 'e o'p ~
NJ.
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| u Us 'ia. i'io1i VI
nc =, ',.iu III .aih Spiiiss' Inc
- M, n s az al .Ae MAN" ~"
sheh'' Inc rresloeht opponents ana CRIT
| les have come to the froEt. They are the
| ones insisting on another nomination for
him. 1t goes to him nv every rule of right
and Justice thew claim He has made fhe
SITUATION and he should meet n In fact
| as they believe nobody else could hone to
| meet it. And they point to the deliyerances
| of the day on the subject. Mr. Whitney
cannot run He saws So himself His husi
ness ENGAGEMENTS are pressing His busi-
ress partners are obdurate The "awful
| Mr. Jorkins' over in Philadelphia has nut
| his foot down. and Mr. Whitney has Weld
| ed His name must not even be further
con sidered in presidential speculation Sen.
| ator Hill cannot run In fact in order to
put the tempta ton behind him. he is going
on the lecture platform assuming prob.
ably that he will be lost in the great crush
of public entertainers Secretary Carlisle
cannot run. At least the Blackburn ardn
people in his own state, with more en-
phasis than sweetness, suggest that 1t
Cleveland alone remains with his head
above water in all the vast and melancholy
waste. Shall It be Cleveland again?
A. D,m
' nv
This subject came up last night between
a prominent republican and prominent
democrat The renubl,csn said tn his fr,end.
ar - -, -. 80, =. - s,aa
Van Siio" ~" "o' WV "a 'ooi u-ii-