The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20

sociations, will crystalize into sem
timent that will prove irresistible
The Nashua N. H. Telegraph
1t is ticket of the people, by tine peo-
pie, for the people. Like the nomi-
nation of ABRAHAM LINCOLN and
JAMES A. GARFIELD. the nomination
Of JAMES G.. BLAINE comes near to
the national heart, by which it was
prompted, promoted and secured.
There is inherent strength in such a
nomination. 1t is SCOT and sunshine
for campaign. Mr.. BLAINE COM
bines more elements Of popularity
than any other living American. 1t
may not be easy to explain the fact,
but fact it is. Patriotic, honest and
earnest, GEN. LoGAN's name will add
strength and enthusiasm to ticket
already supremely strong and popu
lar The ticket of BLAINE and Lo-
GAN will win.
The Toledo Blade-Ohio will give
Blaine and Logan a majority of not
less than $4,000. This because they
are the most pronounced Republicans
in the party, and because the Demo
cratic Congress and the Democratic
Legislature have demonstrated the
entire unftness of the party for con-
troll. The Republican party is now
fighting for Repuolicanism, and there
is something to'work for.
The Big Rapids Pioneer:-No
stronger or more popular ticket could
possibly have been placed in the
field. The Republican party has
flung to the breeze their banner with
the names of two of the foremost
and purest statesmen of the land in
scribed thereon-names that are
SYNONYMOUS of all that is great, pure,
noble in American politics-names
that will be handed down in history
with imperishable lustre and renown
as two of the grandest leaders and
wisest counselors that ever assisted
in shaping and controlling the affairs
and destinies of this great Republic.
The Livingston Republican,
James G.. Blaine the Plumed Knight,
is now en- route for the White House.
The Pontiac Gazette:-The Plumed
Knight leads the forces of the Union,
supported by the Grand Soldier and
Statesman of Illinois.
The Clinton Republican:-Blaine's
nomination was triumph of the Re-
publican masses Of the north over
the federal Office holders of the
south.
Isabella Enterprise:-The nomina.
tons of James G.. Blaine for Presi
dent, and John A. Logan for Vice
President were received with great
enthusiasm here, all being we'll pleased
with the nominations, as it is a
strong ticket and sure to win.
The Republican Champion, pub
lished by F. w. Cheney, at Newport,
N. H., speaks of the result of the
Chicago convention as follows:-The
ticket is strong one. Blaine's NOM
nation was unsought, unbought, and
was won by the people against heavy
odds. Logan's nomination came as
naturally as the tender goes with the
engine. 1t was the intuitive choice
of the peoples delegates and was
ratified with as much alacrity as it
was made. Blaine and Logan will
draw the full Republican vote, and
carry some states that voted for Han
cock.
The Grand Traverse Herald
Blaine, the Plumed Knight of Maine,
and Logan, the Black Eagle of Hi.
nois, will lead the Republicans to
victory this year.
The Grand Haven Herald:-Blaine
and Logan is the ticket which is
meeting with enthusiasm all over the
country.
The Oakland County Advertiser:
Republicans in these parts seem to
be well suited with Blaine and Logan.
Yes, and so it is everywhere.
The Frankfort Expressive re-
gard the ticket the strongest one the
Republicans have ever made. Mr..
Blaine is the largest Drained and most
complete American in North Ameri-
ca. Gen. Logan is gallant soldier,
true statesman and man, every
inch OF him.
The North Western Tribune:-
With Blaine and Logan, as our stand
ard bearers we will score another
victory in November.
The Allegan Journal:-Upon the
truly American platform adopted at
Chicago, Blaine and Logan will
achieve an unprecedented victory in
November next. There's victory in
the air.
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