The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-12
THE TALK OF CLEVELAND


coming INTO renewed appreciation of the character and public service
OF Grover Cleveland being could
stand he did during his second administration for the preservation
the public debt all OF popularity and party unity But above
the stawar character the
the daune courage the fearless devotion principle
his charge,
And peculiarly such man in the presidency Of the
nation The people feel this albeit unconsciouy
account for such manifestations the popular regard he has been
meeting with of late in the St Louis visit other
That there should spring agitation for his denomination the
presidency becomes under the circumstances thing
The democratic without conpuousy available candidate in
sight and the election is little than away The party al
most hopeesy divided dspried cannot be fully
united by anv candidate at present nenonab br ig he rallied
sufficiently confident fight help dissatisfied epub
cas under candidate OF such commanding personality Mr. Ceve
land s. and so why not Clevelandand for fourth time?
There objections, have been the
five years The nothrdterm radtonhow has
weight OF late! OF consequence tradition when greater
have been amped down? The
violating the 18th constitutional far-away
sessiondebeaey openly. southern states have
set aside the 5h amendment and according the supreme
there is call them enforce
agencies OF empire have led to the violation OF Article section
OF the constitution which is still going under Congress
The principles OF the Declaration OF independence
oned by the recent policy OF the nation that has become
mon thing to hear them combated and rdcued public speech
When principles OF republican government the
and the fundamental law tSe are thus thrown down with
out blasting popular how the anderm precedent
Obtain weight or consideration We do not imagine would for
anything against the Cleveland candidacy completely unsettled
detached from its old moorng has the nation become recently The
shadow OF the horseback is already the
not be deepend but would rather ghened
fourth election OF a man like Grover Cleveland
shall hear the hderm tradition invoked
objections telling and practical character The
the democratic party in the hands OF his
thirds rule his nomination made impossible except
mighty and irresistible demand within party which likely
d He popular the South probably have the 4o cleo
tora of that section His supporters upon carrying
Connecticut New York. New Jersey Delaware Mary with
electoral giving total OF 2IS while 230 required
II Mr. Cleveland able unity the party enough
with the aid OF the Waseet influence which
against President RooseVeto those Atlantic
could not depend carrying single Allegheny
mountains where the president especially popular and where Mr.
Cleveland would especially fail the radical democratic
1t be set down practical certainty: That nearly
OF the democratic which Bryan the
the northern will under with can
date conpcmouy identified with conservatism for which Mr.
Ceveands candidacy would quarter the votes
lost the democracy could be gained from the republicans
wealthy sections OF the North Radical sentiment has unquesonabv
the electorate OF the United under
OF trust monopoly years and eight
Mr. Ceveand candidacy would anagOnze that hardly
any other nomination could
The nomination OF Cleveland could but divide the democracy
seriously divided in 1896 conservative repu
icanm has by lost faith in Roosevelt
would nevertheless make the Cleveland candidacy formidable
behalf of the expresiden constitutes
able personal tribute the and his
much beyond that while and to be
The probabilities altogether that the will fail even
win Cevend His present position among coun
men has become envabe the conscientious and
unhnchng devotion the public interest tha; he will scarcely think of
leaving for another poics-Sprngfed Republican