Grover Cleveland
This book is about the life of Stephen Grover Cleveland our 22nd and 24th president of the United States. The only president to serve two non-consecutive terms in the white house. A well known lawyer who stated he would only represent clients he felt were innocent.famous mayor of Buffalo, New York known as mayor veto due to he was always watching out for the tax payers. Only person who actually served both democratic and republican in points of views for the country. But let's start out in Caldwell, New Jersey on March 18th 1837 where our president was born to Reverend Richard and Ann Cleveland. Stephen's dad was a very educated man he got high honors at Yale and continued his studies of protestant at Princeton theological seminary and was ordained in 1828 and accepted to be a pastor at the first congressional church in Windham,Connecticut. This job was a big source of the income to feed the nine children of the minister. But soon the reverend had found out that he had an ulcer and would have to take a less stressful church and so had to leave for Fayetteville, New York in 1841. Where the family had to find other means to get money by making their older children go to the work place to find jobs to provide the income. Even Grov
and he paid child support but refused to marry her and even took car of the son when the mother was a drunk and was committed to a asylum to get over her drinking habits. But sadness struck him as his daughter Ruth died of diphtheria in 1904. His father passed away of peritonitis. The first time in history issues a message to congress on subject of labor. 1865 Grover was up for District Attorney of Erie County. Soon after bonds are sold to boost the gold economy. P Morgan to restore the gold economics and Hawaii gets it's statehood a few months before Utah does. on November first 1893 Congress repeals the Sherman silver act. but his Uncle started him off with a job as a clerk for John McVair at the store Deacons. 1870 he is elected as sheriff of Erie county served two years. and declines the presidency in 1904. but Grover truly had a golden heart. He often went out to drink at this time and was known as big Steve do to the weight he gained since he had gotten there. But his uncle in Buffalo,New York Lewis F.
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