The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-07-04
THE TALK Of CLEVELAND


There question people of the United States are
coming into renewed appreciation OF the public
seen SO clearly hve or SIX years ago. that he right in taking the
stand he did during his second administration
this and other great public popular appreciation
the yart character of the mantle nAcxbe will the
purpose the dauntess the fearless devotion principle and
the nSakabe loyalty public trust that has been committed
This charge.
nation The people feel this albeit unconscious
account for such manifestations Of the popular regard
meeting with OF late in the St Louis visit and other occasions
That there should spring agitation for his denomination the
presidency becomes under the circumstances natural thing
The democratic without conspcuousy candidate
sigh and the election is little than year away party is al
united by any candidate present menonabe might be rallied
sufficiently to make confident fight with the help repub-
hcans under candidate of such commanding personality
land and why Ceveland-an for fourth time?
There objections and the least have been the
greatest years ago. The em tradion-ho has lost in
weight What so small tradition when greater
have been raned down. The of the United States
Violating the 18th constitutional amendment far-away pos
deliberately openly southern states have
set aside the 18th amendment and according supreme
there power call them the law The m
genc of empire have led the violation OF Article clause
OF the constitution which still going under Congress-
principles of the Declaration of independence
houted by the recent policy the nation that has
mon thing hear them combated cued public speech
When great principles of republican government
led traditions and the fundamental law itself with
out blasting popular protest how the anthrde precedent
obtain weight or consideration We do not imagine would for
anything against the Cleveland candidacy completely unsettled
detached from its old moongs has the nation become recently
shadow OF the already the land 1t could
mot be deepened but would rather be ghened by the third
fourth election Of man like Grover Cleveland.
Against this ncpen agitation for his enomnaon therefore, we
shall hear the thderm tradition invoked
objections OF telling and practical character The
democratic hands
thirds impossible,
mighty and irresistible demand within the party
But nominated there would be little
cd lie popular the South and could probably have the
ora votes OF that section His would
Connecticut New York. New Jersey Delaware Maryland with %
electoral votes giving total of 2I8 while 239 required
If Mr. Cleveland able unity the democratic
with the aid of the Wastreet influence which as
against President Rooseve-to those Atlantic still
could not depend carrying single the Allegheny
mountains where the president especially popular
Cleveland would especially fail democratic vote
be set down practical certainty That 90 per
of the democratic which Bryan northern states in
the northern states will with cam
ddate conspcmos identified with that which
Cevends candidacy would that the votes
lost to the democracy could be gained republicans
wealthy sections of the North Radical unquestonaby
the electorate of the United stimulus of the
rise OF trust monopoly since four and eight
Mr. Ceveands candidacy would antagonze that sentiment
ANY other nomination could.
The nomination of Cleveland could the democracy as
seriously divided 1906 conservative repub-
canm has by faith an extent which
would nevertheless make the Cleveland candidacy formidable The
present movement behalf Of the expedent remark
liable personal tribute the and his likely to
much beyond that and the while and is to be
hoped the for strong and unyng the
TO win Ceveand His present position among his coun
men has become envabe the conscientious and
unfncng devotion to the public interest will scarcely think Of