New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
THE NOMINATIONS APPROVED.
"a BEACONsFIELD BEYOND THE SEA.

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Beaconsheld beyond the Sea-" writes The Pail Nal
Beaeonsfeld had some good qualities re GGrette does
not leave Us In doubt as 10 way gives BIT Islns tnls
can Dust the British from the position they hold on the
American continent he will endeayor 10 replace Lngsn
be pleasant prospect for Englshmen But II would Dc
ton and woolen goods and shoes and watches
and hats and such things sold in the markets OF south
stead OF in the mills Of Manchester and Birmingham
POWDER THAT Is ALREADY BURNT
From The Detroit Post aud ITt0Gne.
there s little danger that Mr. Blaine the Republican
party can be made suffer from the repetition OF base
and are Justly considered as OF small significance beyond
showing the aniIsus and caiber of the organic mind
BLAINEs POLICY AGAINST WARFARE.
We do not however beiievs that there was ever the
slightest danger of result OF any diplomatic ne
lust that sort OF ownrh posiveness about hts policy
that tends 10 prevent war
MR.. BLAINE's CONSEQUENT GAINS.
From The Utica Herald
60 far "a we have been able discover there is OBJ
lection to Mr. Blaine any Republican quarter that is
REFORM II not the candidate all with which these
newspapers have quaTe they raise their issue against
rbe marty itself making the candidate excuse. IL VIII
not take them long discover that for every vote they
can draw from hm IN the issue Wheh tae att9se VII
vass Mr. Blaine viii gain i've votes from Democrats %no
business success depends upon bis election
THE "KICKER" WANTS HIMSELF ALONE.
from The chicago Journal
But bolt by a Republican newspaper Is no cause or
alarm anybody except the proprietor OF the newspaper
which BOLTS . When Republican newspaper assails
s,Tany had thing for the Newspaper The party goes
right along and the candidates are elected all the same
BANIsHED BY THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Astbe Ranu6ean Convention has plainly said that It Is
impossible both Free Trader and Republican me
Times has acted wisely for the party in substantially OWL
tnQ haiti Z Z a Republican Journal
THE MILK IN THE COCoANUT.
FTom The I1tsburg Commercial Gazette.
preparing 20 bolt any candidate the Republicans might
nominate by insisting that they should name ticket tnst
was not within range Of probability, and the same
course was pursued by the Boston editors who are now
kicking They cannot be comfortable 10 th9 kepIoueant
Free Trade and this explains the milk IN the cocosnut
SHALL. A SMALL MINORITY RULEi
Prom The Sstoark -Adcerttser -,
Times was right when that the nomination OF
Blaine was in consonance with tns So Oh .e ma
certsnly IT, It is dle say that the grumbings OF GER
Sen n IN tSe party Aud what becomes then The
Spacious plea that very small minority having done its
moral rsht to hold the majority responsible for tia.
saltI
TRAITORS AND GROwLERs TO THE REAR.
favored Sapsrs s have BECOME opaent and
Indifferent TO the smiles OF fortune through pro
theory but the great masses Of American workingmen
who have not been so fortunate. help for
themselves in Free Trade. Let GROWERS and traitors
get 10 the rear.
AN OLD wOMANs TANTRUh
From TAs Yetrton IN ~ RegsstT. :,
EOme months ago the late DR.. Hunt OF me AecTk al
psrhso very aptiy termed The Acae- YORK Times tho
mother-in-aw Of the Republican party Inc OLD lazy
now in one OF her periodical tantruns caused by the a
ure OF hs children whom she assumed 10 govern 70 adopt
her favorite free-trade policy.
pEcAPrrArIoN POOH SURGERY.
FrOrs The WefsrtOwn w. r. Register ana .lneSsi "a
TIE Ne0- York Times win act the part OF Iisna sae
phy sican for the Republican party in tns csmpsEn ~
least that Is what IL says The friendly pns sosn WI
aever attempt 70 patient by catnng on VIA ho@o
RIAINE HELPED BY ABUSE
FroFa chicago Inter Ocean,
The American people nave month IN wnicn 70 can
vass the positive merits of James Elaine without inst
tunz com parsons between him and his rival the Demo
cratc aOfninee. II fortunate that such breathing
sns1 IL aIowed BY the time it closes all reasonably In
Isisent people will have clear understanding OF the
personal record OF Mr. Blaine public man. ana the
mud thrown by scurfy oppcnents VIII have scaled on,
having none of the adhesive properties OF truth and Jus
tire 10 no one Mr. Blaine more indebted for his nomi
nation than to Puck with It's atoced man. That kind OF