Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-12
The Press on the New Ticket.
Republicans Of all Shades and Grad
es for Blaine and Logan.

IL no DANGER OF uull CdufdHS. ~
der Blaine's captaincy the Republic
can column will keep moving on.
Wheeling Register Dem: Blaine's
nomination relieves the Democracy
in one particular There will be no
campaign thunder to manufacture, as
the Republican press has furnished
an ample supply enough TO last
through several campaigns.
Cleveland Herald (Rep.); From
this day the State which has given
four Presidents to the Nation, and
has material for as many more, will
work with all its might for ''the man
from Name and from the lake to
the river it will ring with shouts of
"Blaine and Victory"
Pittsburg Dispatch (Rep J: A
Pennsylvania for President, on a
platform that is peculiarly Pennsyl-
vanian, is such clear case Of twins
that any Pennsylvania who can
not carry his torch and lend voice
to the chorus this fall must be either
eignally strong in his partisanship
or cold in his intellectually indeed
Peoria Transcript (Rep.): There
is no need of any biography of JAS.
g. Blaine. His name is in the mouth
of every one. Even the school.boys
are familiar with the history and
deeds of the man whose white plume
has ever waved where ragged the bat
tie for human rights and human lib
erty the fercest and hottest.
Murat Halsted, in Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette Rep.); If there is
possibility of beating Blaine it is
because New York is European rath-
er than American, and do not CON
ceded that there is enough Of that to
overpower the man who represents
the height and breadth Of American
policy and politics. If the Demo
Gratis gather strength so as to seri-
ously the defeat of Blaine and
Logan, there will be such a cam
paign as never yet has shaken this
country.
Lafayette (Ind.) Journal (Rep.);
Whatever personal preferences may
have been or however commenda6le
State pride may have been, James
g. Blaine is to-day the choice of the
Republican party for the highest
civil office in the world. Every
loyal Republican will make that
choice his own. The breezes Of
November will sing a paan Of vic
tory among the telegraph wires from
Maine to California, and from the
lakes to the Ohio. lie is the repre-
sentative of the Republican party,
grand in its steadfast devotion to
human rights.
New York Journal: The Repub.
lican party has nominated its most
brilliant and most vulnerable mem
Der for President Of the United
States. With all the doubtful points
in his record against him he has
proved so strong with his party that
no consideration Of prudence could
avail against his determination of
climbing to he Presidency if Re
publican votes could put him there.
Every idea of fear of the peoples
good Judgment was cast aside that
the frey Blaine should have his way.
Here is magnetism indeed.
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
Rep J; In thus honoriug Blaine
the convention has done an act
which will meet the hearty approval
of a great body of Republicans all
over the country. 1t has made sue
sess certain beyond the possibility
of a doubt, and will infuse a vigor
and spirit into the campaign which
will be irresistible. He is the most
popular leader in the country to-day,
and will arouse greater enthusiasm,
inspire a higher degree of conf
dence, and command a larger sup
port in those States which must be
depended on for Republican electors
than any other man who could have
been named. Ohio, Connecticut,
and California have been taken at
once out of the list of doubtful
states.
Albany Journal (Rep.): The Re
publican party, invineible as an ex-
ponent of progressive ideas and
courageous action, will be worthily
led by the man whom it has honor
ed with its approval this day, All
citizens who desire that this country
shall stand before The world rs a
nation great and benignant in its
might as a robust type of a success
ful government by and for the peo-
pie will heartily approve the nomi-
nation of the illusuious statesman
from Maine. If the republican party
has yet n mission to fulfill, it has
shown wisdom in the selection of a
candidate who has been answering
in bis obedience 10 its decisions and