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I hope the skies will lighten up by and by. I have never seen a day since I consented to drift with events that I have not cursed myself.

Yes, Grover Cleveland was not feeling delighted about his second non-consecutive term

for the presidency of the United States.

We learn about that in history.

He's the only president to have a non-consecutive term, meaning someone else.

Benjamin Harrison was president in between his two one terms of the presidency.

What we don't learn about often is that that second term was a really rough ride and it started really before he even got

into office high unemployment business failures all as he gave his speech.

The existence of immense aggregated all as he gave his speech.

The existence of immense aggregations of kindred enterprises

and combinations of business interests formed

for the purposes of limiting production and fixing prices is inconsistent with the fair field

which ought to be open to every independent activity.

As he's saying these words and not feeling great about the situation that he's in, he also had noticed something on the roof of his mouth, which didn't seem to be normal. A hard spot and when his wife Francis Cleveland would investigate she would call it a peculiar

lesion. He ignored it. He had a lot of work to do, keeping a country financially

sound, appointing a lot of people to office in those first months, but it was keeping

him up at night and after a few months the size

of this lesion had grown to a noticeable extent.

But what to do?

President was a calming figure, a news story about his health might cause

further panic. It's not just like, okay, because it's why the President's health would, yeah yeah even today that's something like that might cause a some one day change in financial markets it's not just that he's a supporter of hard money, a very vocal supporter.

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