Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-19
What is said Of the Ticket.


to the ticket which bears the names of
James g. Blaine and John A Logan.
The st. Joseph Trareier- Herald,
saws: The ticket il a good one, IA strong
one, and each candidate every way
worthy of your votes. The ticket Is
built on a solid platform that means a
fair election and an honest cou..t :;
good and sound government of the
people, and by the people. IL will
sweep the country in glorious success.
The Port Huron Times, says: That
the ticket is one that will fill the mass
es of republican voters with enthusi-
asm, and will carry the republican par
ty through to victory in November;
and its success will place in the high
est positions in our government two of
the ablest and most popular men the
country has ever produced.
The Owosso Times, says: We place
at the head of our columns to-day the
maine of the man who will be the next
president of the United States. The
result is the unsouglt vindication of
the Garfield administration. More no
true republican can ask. AT this hour
we have no time for further comments,
bar ~: ne cannot -af-a;n FROM ayi3" that
IImpl
the result.
The Clare Press SAYS: Tint Jas. q.
Blaine Is statesman whose brllliancy
and faithfulness TO the public trust
have endeared him to the people, and
whose greatness has challenged the
admiration not only of his country
men, but of the whole world. He IL
the peoples choice, and his candidacy
will arouse enthusiasm from one end
of the country to the other, and his
election is certain.
The Coldwater Courier, says: The
nomination of James q. Blaine was
received I'm this city.'with great demon
strations of applause and gives gener-
al satisfaction. While large number
of tire 5ober-rninded men OF the party
preferred some other man, the yosnger
and more active republicans were for
Blaine first, last and all the time, and
lively and enthusiastic campaign
may be expected.
The Lynchburg, tVa.) Ne,cS. says
that strong attempt will be made by
the Republicans To carry Virginia, and
it warns the democrats not TO be too
confident In short, all over the south
there i feeling that the contest is
going to be one of unusual vigor; and
that the result cannot by any means
be safely regarded as foregone con
clusion.
The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle. says
We will have trouble enough to elect
our men over those just named at
Chicago, and that fact may rs well he
stated and relied upon at once. Tn,
campaign will be red-hot; and if we
are to win, none but n tirst-class states
man of incorruptible record must b,
the democratic standard bearer. With
western men for twenty odd years tn,
republicans have triumphed.
The Houston, (Tex.) Post. says: TIL,
democratic party must be aware tha
by nominating Blaine the republic can
have exhibited the finest trump card il
the deck, land have the Jack too)
Blaine is very strong man, Difficult
to beat. He has the magnetism of tin
few select who stand head and shoul
ders above their fellow men; his prl
vate record is pure one-to the bes
of our knowledge-andshis ability Ina
been tested hundred tinies, and no
been found wanting. The democrac
should not underrate their enemy.
, The Adrian Times, says: There wa
, a difference of opinion between reput
: licans as to whom the Chicago conven
ton would do best TO nominate, bu
! now that the nominations are mad
there will be no wavering in the rank
of the party. The man who has beel
so true to the party's interests, SO cour
: ageons in defending and advocating
its principles. will find the party tri
and loyal to him now that he has beer
selected as it's leader, and in Novembe
, next the nominations of the Chicag,
, republican convention will be rattle,
by the people of the nation at TIN
, polls.
The jackson citizen, says; No 9th
er man in America has such magnifi
cent following; no other possesses il
equal degree that magnetic powe
which is the inspiration of genius; m
! other commands such boundless low
, from his friends or such respectful ad
: lniration from his foes and il only re
2 mains for November TO prove that M
} other American was ever elected b,
Z such tremendous mRjorities. In Jas
! G.. Blaine the people have their choic
! and they stand prepared to demon
. strate to the world the wisdom of thei