defeated by Glover Cleveland by more than 350,000 votes. Blacks in the South were overlooked during the Presidency of Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Cleveland, and Harrison. President Hayes wrote in his diary that blacks were deprived of their suffrage rights to vote but he did nothing about it. Garfield was just as passive when he stated, “Time is the only cure” he too did nothing about it. Arthur gave patronage to anti-black groups in an effort to split the Democratic South. Cleveland explained that “separate
in Hartford, Connecticut on April 17, 1837 to his father Junius Spencer Morgan, a successful business man himself, and his mother. Juliet Pierpont. J.P. was an extremely large man with massive shoulders and a purple nose due to rosacea; he was very intimidating and smoked several cigars a day. He came with a gift of immediately meeting people and being able to judge their character and integrity. His idol was Napoleon Bonaparte. Junius expected his son to follow in his footsteps and succeed in the
LIMITS, SAN JOSÉ, 15 APRIL 1858” was signed by both countries. “The boundary between Costa Rica and Nicaragua was originally defined in an 1857 treaty that was reconfirmed in an arbitral award in 1888 handed down by US President Grover Cleveland” , in his word, president Cleveland stated that “The republic of Costa Rica, under said treaty and stipulations contained in the sixth article thereof, has not the right to navigation of the river San Juan with Vessels of War; but she may navigate said river with
Howard Taft. President Taft believed in the literalist concept of presidential power, firmly expressing that the president can only exercise power within a strict interpretation of the Constitution of the United States. As a stringent believer of integrity and constitutionality, President Harrison fits Taft’s view. When he was first elected in 1889, Harrison practiced the merit system in choosing cabinet members and officials despite receiving ridicule from his Republican Party members for not abiding