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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
2
The writer insists Republicans must act despite discomfort and argues the nation faces the must sustain gold and silver parity. He claims tariff policy is settled by last November's verdict and will be reformed.
Louisville Courier Journal reflects on William Henry Harrison and Grover Cleveland, praising Harrison’s honesty and broadening four years in office and predicting senate and house compositions. It lauds Cleveland as honest, capable, and servant to the people, noting his second term and Democratic support.
Grover Cleveland is inaugurated for a second term at the Capitol in Washington amid a heavy snowstorm. A vast parade along Pennsylvania Avenue featured thousands of marchers from eleven states, with crowds filling the reviewing stands and riverboat guests lodging along the parade route.
A grand parade honors the president with a royal escort from regulars and militia. Veterans, including Johnny Martin the Custer survivor, receive cheers as Buffalo Dill leads the civic division. Carrier pigeons send messages to major eastern points and a bicycle corps showcases military dexterity.
The article outlines advisers and nominees tied to Cleveland, highlighting Walter Q. Gresham, John G. Carlisle, and Daniel Lamont with their careers. It notes Gresham’s Civil War service and postwar roles, Carlisle’s Kentucky origins and political rise, and Lamont’s New York background and long Democratic involvement.
The article profiles several U S figures connected to cabinet positions and postmaster roles. It highlights Terbert Al Derbert, a Confederate veteran and lawyer. Wilson S Bissell’s rise alongside Grover Cleveland. Hoke Smith of Georgia as Secretary of Interior. Sterling Morton of Arbor Day fame in Nebraska. and Richard Olney as Attorney General. It notes their backgrounds, education, and career paths, with emphasis on public service and legal practice.
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