The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-25

t,.r1N. ID. c., March IA, 1897.
''t' week. of the new administration
glt .a successful as to bear out
bas -lIe promise of the finest of in
ID. r LAWS. and to make public men
ap4 with all its inevitable mis-
i9is .1 appointments, Mr.. Mckinley's
az ,.i NE 50 prosperous as to en-
Dr. S.. second.
,aif ...~ % he largely due to the fact
rrW Mckinley that we have in
d .I... House. Not in manner, for
DE 7 .,rifeous and cordial as ever,
a' ..s,a.-er and what is commonly
81 r... 49ue, for that is sitter and
@'. ,..n any one here ever supposed
r..ha -4a4uel in modo, for which Mr.
has long been celebrated, has
.t toItiter in re which it was
feN . 1t would never have. To real
gPl ,.s. If aeart. and real thoughtfulness
l... which make the best of tact,
III -,...1I,d force and tirmness such as
+ls-,i To- be incompatible with his
III aly that he is emphatically
r..-4.-rt DO cabinet meeting, recogniz-
a.,s.. Any assertion or affection of
ID his own part, as the master
Ill .. adyisors for that, perhaps,
.... saving very much-but it is
assuring him closely with ex
~. JAIL V Republican leader here,
....... NEST Of the Democrats, unite
. le is. and is to be, the real
5uatry. and the real leader
...- s4 four and probably for
. ci senator Platt, Senator
rhe other strong and crafty
a Republican party, after
.... STUDENT Mckinley in faceto-
.. admit that he has the
.. -icy had not imagined he
J., not too much to say
tum are amazed at the in
...... .u. courage with which he
.- presidential power, and
.. -I-11itN with which he is
.. Nl-i. they regarded the old
g bis 3ugressional days, as a
p4pl.luiSt. apt to drift with
400 he Inverted from time
.. r 5ruuser man. Men said of
...a mn the Republican party,
.Iu been nominated at St.
..c 1embled for him and for
..--.- Ais administration. if he
...7.n because of what thew
ais unable and vacillating
4Ic would rather say es
.-. r Republican senator to me.
,.. ....-I.lt ought rather to say no
.. M. win ALWAYS be dominated
..,.. Individual.
-s. -ha new Mckinley con
g.. &c.. "...I-. is serious as any Presi-
.-..,, WASHINGTON and Lin
.... face. with a very definite
.. fn very iptrepid manner.
-.-reediuu at the start in
... -...... .4r,hodv at least with his
... r4 MS determination. while
..-.. citations with the two
.... .-.rei4ss or the MANAGERS of
H. ... ry orher President has had in
1.....4s. ~. kinley laid ont in his IMAM
,... ... ...~ Al plan of legislation as ORIG
... ,.ln. ate as any conceived by
.-..te- ttgeland and then went on.
..n tacr and courage. to mt if
r...'. ..gress in lust the oposite wav
President Cleveland would
.e sr He has staked his success as
i'd. su aoent of prosperity on getting
on -4e eve of the assembling of that
session he is confident. as he has every
s t8 be Thar the tariff bill which he
. prepared bv Chairman Dinoley
socrates will become law at an
.. ..trlv d ne. The steel clad hand
. udet the silken glove. so that
...an Las been by means of conci1i-
la golden rule and an iron rule
-.I.,l56at hand.
ST. Aulev profiting bv his own feel.
.-. .sI,r-~-atative in Congress- deal
he President of the United
..L $50 by the mistakes of his
..-...~ ir this as in other matters
.... senators and REPRESENTATIVES
--eI. would like to be treated in
instances. and at the same
.. ..une of the PARTY and in the
.....trly has made if very Main
...t .lev must do their utmost TO
.- rau,. No senator or repre-
A.H las talked with him this
.uaH him apythino bnt aoreea-
..In.s .. inviting Int positive in
e. . ....,,,,. ~ , 1 L.: 1000
uu Mckinley of the old con
-. .lDv,. without anv sion Of even
usrouS arrogance of conscious
has impressed every nnhlic man
. 1u4H he dominant The wav in
lnts conducted himself since he
Ue White House has impressed
l-u yslv deeply. His handling of
ous and dangerous questions in