Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-23
AEEPUBLICAN YEAE.
The Press of the Country on President IcEtnIey's First Twelve Months
 in the White House

in the White House.
 The administration is a success.
 and is receiving tFe support of :he
 American people.-Albany Journal.
 The frs. year has been finished of
 President McKinley's administra-
 ton, and the condition in which it
 finds the country Is a happy con
 trast to that which preceded it.
 Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
 As the year ends, We may say.
 "Well done, good and faithful ser
 want. You have restored the pros
 perities and cherished the honor Of
 the republic. Go on in the way you have begun, and the people will
 be wit b you to the end. .-ROcaester Post Express.
 At the end of one years service, President Mckinley can look back upon a phenomenal revival of busi- ness. a restoration of domestic con tent, and, barring the possibilities of war, the brightest prospect upon which this country has looked jn years.-kansas City Journal.
 He and his associates are con- fronted with international proAssuls of the gravest character. That he will act wisely and for the best interests of the whole people, can be judged from his past record. Have faith in the President of the United States. Be assured that he can be trusted 10 act with prudence and discretion, and at the same time to uphold the honor of this, the great est nation of the Eorld.-Baltimore American.
 William Mckinley, as president, has not only fulfilled the highest expectations of his party and of those allies who joined with the re publican party in the crisis oi 1896. but he has riser above those expec- tationS. and in hese hours of stress and danger he stands revealed 10 all the people as a statesman a0d pa tTiot in wa0se wisdom, tact and judgment a nation rep0ses its en- tire conGaeBce-N. |. Mail and Express.
 William Mckinley has completed . his first year Of CtHee. He has exc cuted bis trust ss the nations chiel executive with conspicuous ability and has us moral support of the grea' mass of patriotic American citizens, without regard to party. Under his administration, the eoun- trT has enjoyed Its most prosperous year since 1892. and enters upon the second u.tu every prospect of an in crease 10 prosperity in all the great lines of human lctivitv.-Toledo Blade.
 P'esideu McKinley's seyerest la bOrs are, doubtless, before him. In foreign and domestic affairs this first year h5s been but a preparation for the consummation of policies of i the most pregnant import. But he them from a plane of content and confidence i'm measurably elevated above the uni yeTsal anxious seat of a year ago. , The atmosphere of achievement has been created. From the day of the calling of the extra session which I restored to industrial America it's . own, has this been the most potent personal influence in the beneficial , of conditions which today i : acknowledged by a.l.-New York , Press.
 The signal success Of the first rear s administration is the en- of revenue law which full ils the promises of its friends, and I while supplying revenue for the ! government discriminaies in favor | q American enterprise aud labor. < The prOmptness and efficacy in this d egard Is proof that the partv's a pledges will be redeemed as fast as ( possible. Everything cannot be it lone in year. h the emergency ( which the government at Washing ' on IS now facing the administra- F ion has received the most compli- A lentary assurances, from all par E les, of the cOuntry's trust in it, i, iouX City Journal. F All things considered. President j. lckinley merits the felicitations of P IS cOuntrymen upon the rounding E ut of the first year of his adminis- F ration. Beyond a doubt the nation :, linkS better of him at the comple- ev on of the first quarter of his career 5 chief executive today than when g entered the White House a year 20. II when he was inauguratsd a e was UnpOssesSed of the stauneh q, Der, the rugged traits and marked d, rllIty that seem essential to a Dl Iccessful President. he certainly th as grown up to the requirements me the great office to an appTeeiable w agree. We may say that t is n. for a new President to ., tain iB such full measure the in Yaitv of tue partIsans and compel D Ie respect of those who had ar )ubted him as Mir. Mckinley has m lne up to this time.-De.r roit Free w, ress 1 Dem. ss
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