The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
CLEVELAND URGES PEsrass

New York, October AIN todav,,
Evening Post Of Philadelphia ,bsr. issue Of Is, 81.
article by ex-Presdent Grover appsars an rl,,
the President" MIR. Cleveland "a no, ~ ~ The ST..
cd plan OF keeping the president ISOLATED q q Atj
only have the people right to see ,bs -. s 'ais u.
ms hand nut that the president likes Ia ard
talk with them, 70 in contact ,;,t 'e' The ps,
lie believes that our policy in TIA, .a' 1a
unchanged, but that better protection 49,, should m.
president by the men whose duty Il Il 'u X saoyss
lie IS in favor OF rigorous laws 10 STAN, su'a NJ ts
he believes is growing in spirit in these w
voicng the demands Of the people ina, 81 shis Al
punished, the ex-presdent says; assassin al \
The chance IS by no means remote H.,
eeutve may be assassinaed and great ~; w. es \
by diretu' rear ana apprehension, and yet n, e.. @
murderer may De saved II the deed happens Il = s
Withih inc jurisdiction OF State whose l,., oaa
nounce the crime of murder with the MT, 'aNs 10 ID
The effect OF this would be to bero.t q da
the imagination Of the enemies Of social s,'a''rtz
the foul murderer center Of sympathy snd s a0a ID
who disseminate vicious discomfort -" Anoaa
ut is at this time perfectly natural and ILL.,.
OF satisfaction that the hopeless and seif '-ssnaei
traitor OF the infamous crime which now dab @ IA
ing every honest American household can 80. VIM m
more gratifying to his brutal self-coueei, a a n
heroically notorious sensational than !, "YA aag
under the law siM n
ms Is what MI Cleveland has to say abo,, - .
keeping the public away from the presidou, 'ns u
1T is not aniss to add that in dise,,ssina =
Of the privileges accorded TO the public i ~
president himself must be reckoned Win W, l'sas
have president who is not fond Of the 49,, guam
countrymen and who is not willing to tr,s, re- YES ~
contact with them is inspiring and encouraging n.
ly greeting and hearty grasp Of his hand with ~
ask and no selfish cause TO urge bring pleas,,, n.y.,
official perpexities and annoying imporunti,, '''u
The people have enjoyed generous aeces., a.,
dent for more than hundred years Weobin, =.
chance Of harm against the benefit and gtai6cs,o. !
access both to himself and the people it can b,rdi. 4
dicted that project for its abolition would be ,n,.
any ncumbeus Of the presidential Office
I'VE can no longer" says Mr. Cleveland "dch, s.
cncc and growth Of spirit OF anarchy in o,r III.
seems to need special exciting cause to sroas, !, !.
activity but deliberately plans murder in hipb ne.,s
The American people he continue are ipo,i,., i.
allow the growth OF anarchy to conlnue-wty u. H. II
foothold in our soil in the first place He zoe, i II
lows:
Nor will these questioners be satisfied with n.,
from the future importation OF the dangers Of anatb
asking if our popular government would Sc sbi..J
monarchcal faint il strong and effective remedies v
piled 70 the suppression Of the Vaccinations Of ,n,,s
who have already foohold among u.s. They see YAM,
common gamblers suspected criminals and dsorde,ly II
IN the hands Of the law for the harm they may do If
kind ard within narrow limits and they can no, up.,
why anarchists whose diabolcal character and ecsss
ought to be well known are allowed to blot and ~,
until bloody assassination strikes down the eaboin.6
beuedccrt rule and shakes the foundations Of iayia
thorty
our people love liberty and are devoted to ever gs
of freedom 90 which their government IS pledged al
with nrchy however they mpatenty claie under d. II
slraint which bids them to wait for the tragedy Fra