New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
the REPCBLICAN TICKEE.
PRESS COMMENTS on THE NOMINEES
THF FAvOErrE or YOUNG MN.
fI.ft fiaf ifscf he M .Afp
2 he mani oI fe4.Ir4s0f the RopuiIPan Nat

r-.... r.. T1.ef lie. MI Ken.
Ono ~ the rar kpI re- rssof the Republican Natina
Convention Wa predOAluance 81 young inen aDosg
ia fnrob r.. Persons who nave J'cu ih me ha)t
atteuIn. such gathering. commented upon the cnGE
stance and ssreNd politician. took adtuly lrOm Ia
tine election Mo- Only we're yOhn< msi "a aDumAf
large ndm or The roll ~ delegates odt tHsl TOR
elective part I'm the proceedings SIrh names a, william
water Plslos, ~ Ncw-J-r-ey; judge For A~r " oae
John D. Long f Mass ,ehuse,ts; and Governor Dawes
o, 3ra-aa, arc repre- 'eAt tYes OF lhe c'mAs Mon
the party. Tne convention was ar index OF ne
situation throughout the country. In me conFennn
not al tnc young men were originally lOf 1f. baae
nrst choice. Bu they are al tor him irom the hstni
MS nomination. They regard hun a. Illustrating 10
many ways the best 90 irs o. our v 1870.
cOnUunlng the spirit "alch President tihoni oOt
back % politics, as typfj uS AheIl'dhl'H ia IetA
o Our foreign relations rot only, but 10 al the conluLa
or aians They have stu led bls career An "a
leve that 30 loan Ia politics iakes more fe bnl
ne principles which are Ia control IN IN llnUeas
future IA tus Nation. Tie young men oi me NNast
accent Garnald's estimate Of Mr. Blaine. IIat maHynA
President chose MIN deliberately a. ms loirhps' Vtf
eI,or rue trieud and cu0glst OF Garfield the can
VS. bro,d viewed authOriiy upon the rcceut pIo gesd
ne repu lcis by Necessity the vOrto or he yolts mel
n ali pe saes aud their cntsi Is part of tie tore.
wlch compelled his nomination. - ID - 'It.l pa.l q
the moral power which is TO render his election ~tMh
REPRESENTS A NATTONALA AND AMERICAN POilL
FyOlu ne SoI-t Was Obserrer lho1J -,
Since Mr.. Blaine stands FOR pohef, NaQouA
ami American policy. prOtectiOn To American n
stry AMI protection of Amer can rights, - haIa lA
bs should encounter active opp siuOn. lie ludo fnden
or are mostly Tree TIA crsthe tleoreu 81 trs
Trader thdr glow Out Of thc udY OF nloA hul VI oon
made IN England-and hence they rec0 nom Nr H.hnes
anor and eur manufacturing interests. flen tsere 80
ma1Y tnld people VINO a'e h"i,- ai'hi Oh w 49,
souenody 80 nat something and tnov are ipprnhehNr
Mr. BainF- hiinnc-s ia dealing with iorfixl gnhhfa
Nu- no candid mau can cXpre-sa neiicf that w hlls
,vpnld seek war with ter Power on "ohd p'fmh
any 90 siun 10 occur tAat could possibly he prc''hmI
houur ,bIe niptus buf there ara tho stns OF paPeL
al paria4 who are Impressed win mo t't thtf uhaV
and cnures.lon have markell oar diplomacy quo 'af
enough lud taat olrown National inpprtmr' ana Nr
tnual r1ghts, on this continent - Vel ~ 'l'e"ieis
should lo vigorously sra,r.l Ibis docs not mean H1
tut the preservation of peace 10y ho rpphai aH'as'T
meut of tuo conditions 81 peace. Ilsis a poplH W..
amt ia d Mr. Hlmes doI, aud THIS ~ ono "l he taA'
tbat His eau diuacy siguinc'.
REPUBLICANS COMING TOGETHER AZ on ON
Prom lhs iiafnrf tuHHW 1872 , o..
The E0puhlirnna ar coming tnkn'h't ~ OF ON ".
dia ,'iecfri who woio uoi away Tor tho ume W
Democratic aiustar, nov ula The nomination" "
Mann, Ma not the mistake thry thought 90 lo nee Va
.nuo w no started Win peisout dpilus OF hi h"s.
A,,n heard all fhIt IL 10 hc said Tor hhd AGAINST hlh 80
t. ,.l.urd that h. hus boon a'sil rd iut ptiiaM -
som, WHOLLY Others recognize thf Tact lhti hr MNl.
flir,lIr. Of tho Ncpuhuctu~ ol thc country "' w,
a ueItyeis m The patty, thnb A"'0 hht "ho '"lNs
uuf-u. AMI that lis To- glFr Cuuntcuah'e ~ n' PEI"
an, movement VI Aicp inspires Democratic hope' ~
,'l-red weakness, Of Mr. Bd.he has HI"Nl N"' "'.Ar-
al inc Democratic assault upon hln, 'ii nv -
,trsugth~ue the forces On hls ltsol dhn - ''lrn ,
u, increased 80 II vii Usrrdsr uOm lAe p''-cLl p"''
the close ul the campaign.