Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-01
HE WOULD.


 The New York Word q publishes long 2. '!e concerning the ca li;Gacy of Grover Cleveland for the democrat ic nomination for President next year. The ". rid thILks there are many req sons why il would not be wise for po- lit;cal calculatoTs to leave Mir. Cleve- land out of the reconing at this time and these reasons are becoming more apparen: every day. There are many proofs, says the World. of the reviving popularity of Grover Cleveland, while the objections 10 his nomination have gained nothing in force.
 On the occasion of MT Cleyeland's sixty-sixth birthday he was inter- viewed by a World reporter and if he was correctly reported there is hardly Q doubt that the E-P-esident would be easily persuaded to become again the standard bearer of the democra- cy. He emphasized the fact that he was in robust health and took occasion 10 deny the statement which had been attributed to him to the effect that he had reired from active politics Con cerning this MT. Cleveland said: words have been put into my mouth which entirely misrepresent my posi- ton !l politics. never said I had retired from active politics to act as the party's adviser. To be thus pict- ured as an old Brahmin seated in the back ground and aspiring to manage things my own way is alike distasteful 70 me and absolutely false as to my true position"
 These words spoken 10 a newspaper which is launching a Cleveland presi- dental boom could hardly be inter- preted 10 mean anything else than a perfect willingness to see the boom launching go or.
 The World reporter declares that on the occasion of his birthday visit to MT. Cleveland that he found him seemingly five years younger and cer- ta!niy thirty pounds lighter than he found him year ago IL was record ed in the firm grip of the hand; in the wholesome ruddy colo of his face and in the clear eyes that twinkle with 1 humor." Then the reporter records
 what MT. Cleveland had to say con cerning his robust and healthfuI phys ical cordition:
 "Yes, I am a well man. said MT Cleveland. squaring his broad should
 CTS as if in keen enjoyment of the re
 newed health and strength. 'Regu
 lariy every winter my old trouble Rheumatic gout) has bounced upoI
 me until had about given up all hop
 If routing h'm. But fe has beaten
 retreat 2t last. have apprehensive
 Iy watched and waited for his coIniri
 throughout the winter. put ke hrs ,aey
 CT bothered me a moment Ever
 other man I meet these days greets n
 with, How well you are looking"
 have heard it so often that I am litel ally bound to believe it."
 This interview of Mr Cleveland coming as il does in almost direc connection with the announcement c his western trip, will strengthen th opinion already extant. though pei i hsDsr not yet extensive. that Mr. Clev' ? ] land is really seeking a re-nominatio , lfors the presidency. But it woul 2 FhaRdy be possible for Mir Clevelan ] 1o secure the nomination no matte s how much he or his friends might d ' sire it He knows that some Of hi [ friends are talking of advocating hi g Candidacy and his own expression . now will give strength to the belle [ that 1t is with his consent.
 | With Cleveland a candidate on th 2 democratic ticket and Roosevelt il ,. candidate on the republican ticket tt - trusts and money monopolists wsul { have cinch for another four yeah { But there is no danger of Clevelan l being nominated. yet there is doul as to whether or not he is really see f ing such distinction. We believe ! o would be glad to have the nomination [ certainly he has said nothing ths Soud indicate that he would not.