WASHINGTON, July 4, 1915
The Difficulties of The Admintstration-hs Po''cy an"
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WASHINGTON, July y, loio
The Difficulties of he Administration-hs Pol'cya""


It's Defence briefly Rcuiered


1t becomes the bounden obligation OF the neu'rd'
press to stand by the Executive and his honest ei-
forts to conciliatory dspensation OF the oihces'and
a fair administration of the Government Denounc-
g / by the wings for every act he does, and every
continent he utters, good, bad, or intolerabe, and
watched with jealousy, unexampled, novel and
alarming. by the various factions Of the great and
sauabbng democratic family, opposed by each for
his favors to the other, and believed by each Clique
be prejudiced exclusively against Its claims to h's
ouny and consideration, he Is at this moment IN
taore deporable condition than ever were the lucky
lohn TYLER and the immortal John Jones.


From the west the fercest reprehensions of faincr
lsichie's apology for "filllng vacancies created oy
Nv" are Illuminated. The idea OF apologzIng 70
he wings for filling their especial commissions WIN
l,cofocos good and true, Is regarded as the utima.
I'm of humiliation. From Mississippi we nave ap
xpose of Secretary Walkers suppression OF Coi
rhompson's appointment as Senator byGov; brown'
which If not paiated by some official exaananoh,
tamps the honorable Secretary with the seal oi ranN
shooor From Tennessee we have the disc4osu,.s
of Major Lewis; from South Carolina the stronses.
md most uaanswerabe protestatons aea,ns'
he election from the Cabinet and me s GIe
ron negotiations Of Mr. Calhoun-Irom I've"