The_Second_Term_Of_Grover_Cleveland

The Second Term Of Grover Cleveland Robyn McCarty Denise Pani English 103-02 2-18-02 The Second Term of Grover Cleveland Grover Cleveland was not looked at as an honorable man with respect after his second term. However, I am here to give some facts. It is nothing less than true; Grover Cleveland did a great job. During the election of 1892, the republicans nominated Benjamin Harrison, and the democrats nominated Grover Cleveland. The democrats chose Adlai E. Stevenson as the vice president for Cleveland. Cleveland won by a landslide, the numbers for Cleveland were 5,555,426 compared to Harrison’s 5,182,690 and an electoral vote of 277 to 145. Grover Cleveland was the only president to be elected his first term into presidency, lose the race for a second term, and turn around and win the presidency again after being out of office for a term. Cleveland took the presidential oath on March 4, 1893. From this time forward Cleveland had his work cut out for him with a nation destined for troubled times beginning with the panic of 1983. The treasury’s gold funds were depleting. Cleveland thought it was a good move to renounce the unlimited coinage of silver, revoking the Sherman-Silver Purchase Act of cleveland, term, second, hawaii, out, grover, workers, tariff, strike, spain, president, however, gold, democrats, british, war, venezuela, united, states, railroad, presidency, people, nominated, felt, cleveland’s, america, after, act, won, william, until, turned, treasury’s, sign, sent