Cleveland praised by McCullough in Half Century study
The excerpt cites Hugh McCullough’s 19th century assessment of Grover Cleveland, praising his independence and executive ability. It notes Cleveland’s early anonymity in New York, his restraint in patronage, and critics from both parties. The passage quotes a senator’s strong defense of Cleveland’s honesty and leadership.
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