Grover Cleveland

He restored honesty and impartialtiy to the government; he planted deep on the American mind the idea that the evils of the prtective tariff system ought to be abolished; he saved the nation from the abandonment of the gold standard at a time when abandonment might have produced economic chaos; and he taught the American people that in their handling of foreign affairs conscience should always be the one dominant force.

Jolly Rancher

* Sheriff of Erie County, NY, 1870-73 * Mayor of Buffalo, NY, 1882 * Governor of New York, 1883-85

President Cleveland may have wanted to restore Liliuokalani to the Hawaiian throne because he believed in the principles of democracy and self-governance. He opposed the overthrow of the Queen, viewing it as an unjust act driven by American interests and imperialism. Cleveland aimed to rectify what he saw as a violation of Hawaiian sovereignty and restore the legitimacy of the monarchy, reflecting his commitment to ethical governance. Additionally, he sought to maintain good relations with the Hawaiian people and mitigate the backlash against American influence in the region.

i have seen it on no of sites that shilpa anand and Jennifer winget are midget.

Well according to WIKIPEDIA.COM, it says that the Curtiss Candy Company owned it.:)

Mr.Poopy face. (A.K.A. you)

Grover Cleveland

You can't figure out the American Pageant either huh?

His favorite book was playboy

S h i t i dont even know

proposed that the native hawaiin government put back to power

#1 He served as Mayor of Buffalo in 1882

#2 He served as the 28th Governor of New York

#3 Grover Cleveland served as the 22nd and 24th President of the United States

#4 As President, he followed the policy of limited government

#5 He established the ICC to regulate monopolistic practices in railroad industry

#6 His military policy focused on strengthening the US Defenses

#7 Cleveland and his Naval Secretary William Whitney modernized the US Navy

#8 Cleveland repealed the Sherman Silver Act of 1890

#9 He extended the Monroe Doctrine through his intervention in the Venezuelan crisis of 1895

#10 Grover Cleveland is renowned for his commitment to the principles of classical liberalism

Cleveland was reformer, both as governor of NY and as President. He was noted for his honesty contrasted to many of the Republican officials who held office at that time.

President Cleveland's first name was Stephen Grover but he went by Grover after he became an adult.