New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
A EFT NOMINATION.

I56na me Toledo Bldde
IL ahest America, and the bOldeSt.
lie never held principle that H. afraid Of. He is
not afraid OF logical consequences. When James q.
Blaine IS satisfied that any given policy Is right he IS not
ouly willing but eager 10 follow ii TO its end
The readest deblter that gaced the floor OF Con-
ress, Of studous habits OF broad comprehensive
views with magnetism that few ever possessed, he Is
every inch man, and in all respects leader OF men,
OF course he has been m:!igned a. few men have He
possesses power that makes him dangerous to s enc
res tnTk of calnG9y Malicious SANDER has
been poured 0dt upon him IN teepts Dt TO no purpose.
Ills integrity has made him proof against attack Inc
Ris Integrity as in his other magnificent qu Antics aud
they have never lost confidence in him. -
The nomination IS one eminently fit to be made. We
know exactly what kind of "A President we shall have. Ia
this act the party has shown that It is not afraid OF Itself
or s record The record OF Blaine the record OF the
Blaine has been doing al lis life. There Is nothing milk
and-watery in the platform, and there - nothing milk
and wateIy in the candidate placed upon it,
HE STANDS FOR THE PARTY.
From me s. Louis GiobeDenocrat
and fairly inaugurdtes the contest for the principles aud
the supremacy OF HE party. Yesterday Mr Blaine was
simply ndly DUAL TO be passed upon for certain use
and object to-day he stands not for himself longer,
but for the heroic aud potent Organization that ha de-
cared him TO be its leader OF e4 lera" and ia bright
particular champion His personality has ceased to be
question for Republicans to dispute about, orto deal with
passed the of scrutiny that IS decisive and complete,
and he is the embodiment now OF those beliefs and hopes
party achieved an it, gOrgs in the past and upon
which depend all IT. chances Of prolonged existence ana
controversy abont Republican principles about the
desirablllty OF vindicatins and maintaining them
THE ABLEsT REPUBLICAN, LEADER.
James G.. Blaine the Republican candidate for the
Presidency the best known the most popular and brill
ant aud in respects the abest leader Of the Re
paicIn rnerc il ISriiy am incident OF impornce
IN that mas not been published over and over
again in at least twO-thirds OF the newspapers OF the
'''"''''' STRONG TICKET.
From me Columbus o. Disp1ch.
The Presidential ticket nominated al chicago yeser
day. by the Republican National Convention, Is strong
one ana WILL # IS believed, be successful against any
Hon of Blaine for the Presidency the Convention ratified
the wish OF the great OF the Republican party He
is brilliant, dsshng leader, VINO has won very general
admiration dIring his lolg public career
AN AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE MAN.
lanes G. Blaine Is now officially, as ne has long been
actually, the leader Of the National Republican party 1t
Sc ya rS "a I'd eooss vino dpssSc him While they c1
haut The force OF language in cuogsns OF the party ana
the glorhcaon of the country guilty Of an ncon
stency There 10 no more striking AIner representa-
i've man than the Republican candidate.
A STATESMAN AND \ SOLDIER.
from The Cedar Rlpids RepubiieaH.
Jane, G. Blaine and John A. Logan, the statesman ana
pie -te man who in the lime OF trial guided The affairs of
the Naion and he who in the ed and With his sword
fought it, battes-with this ticket, and With an enths
assn aud a steadfast purpose known IN National
election the Republican party-.he party OF IDEAS ana
progress roll uu such Victory as wl sand forever
on The scroll recorded tne an indication OF the pop
ular appreciation Of reform and promises fulfilled.
THE VOICE OF THE TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS.
From Ihe hHDrriie Chronicle
: Here and pledge to the NOMINEES Of the party
the hearty and uufaerng support OF me chronce and
beieye hat we may not immodesty claim that in this
matter 10 speaks the sentiment OF tennessee RcpdDh
cans.
"Iy THIS SIGN WE CONQUER"
from The Ltdlcncl o.tS JO"rHdL
Blaine and Logan! IN this sign conquer. With the
greatest pleasure and eanesness The journal enters
into the out to OPEN and which will prove To
he one hottest the country has known under
the leadership fhc able and brilliant men whom the
voice Of party has called to the command OF vic
tOIlOus hosts.
TICKET AND PLATFORM LNyINCIBLE.
From, Tie O1O SLde journal.
Possibly no two could have been associated to-
eetbcr who combine ia Themselves, such varied and
powerful elements Of personal popularity rs James g.
Elaine aud John A. Losln. But they not only pOpu-
lar men; they mon Of brains, OF public
pecnce men whom the Democratic party may be ch al
iengcd 10 match.
The ticket and IN platform arc inyncibe.
InE FANK AND FILE FOR HIM.
From he thuugO Tribune.
n pbiscHe 81 me Republican party could have been
ordered on he nomination, Blame would have received
4OOOOOJ cat at the j,OOOO0O Republican votes against
ali otner candidates Inc opposition to him from
to shoulder the rank and HE nearly an Tor
him ard il II he RANK and hle witch furnish votes
election day. The same popular sentiment which has
,cri, ed him win ,lect him ANY resentment among
vanish INTO tina ar before the stoady march Of popular
feeling. No man who Is ~ heart with the Republican
party can h'd put against the masses @! the party
These VINO have worked against Blaine VIII b. Influenced
By the prompt and cordial tender of hearty support
made ~ ere .llent Arthur he very moment II became
VIII bmiiaed with conta gionlwhich will sweep through
all action and extend from Maine to California
VICTORY ASSURED
From The ChfcIgo EcsnilG Journal
The campaign viii be gu, ~ stirring and irrepressble
Excitement. No could aroused the depths Of
public feeling they will be aroused by that OF Blaine
at the head Ot the Republican ucset. An electric thrill
will awaken the popular heart rhe Republican canvass
vii, lie prolonged hyaL, aud will he overwhelmingly
successful Thc loui voice o, political c,umny will be