National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-09

are not won by the sgandaligors. Blaine will
carry the country with an enthusiasm that
has not been witnessed since Lincon's time.
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mr' blalhe Is the strongest cahaldatG tho
rcpunheah ,par'y coulu nave hohlhatoH DC
gS1uSo NO peab represents ~ oohNictious'
no'o Nhp huPporVvu IroA'uung Artuu,'
senator EulnunuS, an1 oIhSr cahulHatos WIN r
~ uiuIn "uni n.u nuVn.lS uoaGi vo nGnol ~
roaiize before many dnys, we feel suro that
the poople were wiser than most Of their
leaders. Tho name Of Mr.. Blaine had boon
50 identified with the economic policy which
the republican party holds most dear that tho
popular preference for him at n time when
that policy was threatened by democratic
majority In congress was exceedingly natural.
On this account Mr. BOuo's friends believe,
he will receive more votes than could have
been secured by any other candidate in tho
Pacific states, in West Virginia, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, and New York. The nomination
OF Con. Logan for yico president was also
''P0''''''' IVA ,"i'"'o' .-
EhohMOusLE POPULAR
C"ca Ht'~d (HeDJ
Wo know thaG IN nominating bIalhe inc
natlonGl convention mas made tho choice that
wound nave Deen oVerwhelihlngly maze had
.nere ooeii, instead oil nominating cohVon-
we Ehow tnat thG bIaiho 6Snuueht Is NOT
ivcai OF Seutlonal' thet tho soiIu No'o ul VIC
RACING Slope NJ IhlcAgo yestoFuly mus ltS
response RON ono 10 ahotnSr IN Wholo grahu
procession ol til' slHIeS uhtii Cho IuPgeu coast
OF M3lne Is reaGheu' No know inc Gohven-
non na' ratlle,i the cnolco OF Iho puup'ei anu
tnmio!oioiv We Know tnay ~ nus ioulu III vhr'
biaiho tho strongest canuiuaI1 ~ was IossIole
10 nominate among hll INC hOio H"9 trl5teu
tepuoiicahs VINO Wero or VINO might haVe
doom MS competitors NJ OhlcABo'
on THE THRESHOLD OF SUCCESS
Iybeeiiug az, Val b,isllfgeneer (Rcp1
After voors of bonclesa combat with nm
onnonent nhvsicailv our sunnrior West
| Virginio stands NJ tbc Threshold Of a now
arm Tho nominntion of lanes a RIaino far
nresidont will comnloto the work 90 banniIv
hoynn within our avn borders and thc
| Maintain stota will bo ,yrestod from honrlon
dominion. and again nIoceJ where sbe Tigbtlv
bolonps-in tho ranks of tho rcnublicnn
stntos Tho state needs tho moral influonro
| of tho nosition moro than tho ronnhlicnn
party needs her support.
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Sno ipiaino pu US poIu'
lesa as spaGG. ~ was tno colnpete "pauuon
rlo". w "iu TRANSPORTATION ' WIN u" az VhouSns
ioI .ho tei ~ MA. hilolnIns' lno ncA,
nioIntns Rps ooilio, sonV'oinun: luW w Sou
my ~ oui p.lS 40 IohU Ia 'waIn. lho
o"Sv 10 GUY oi ipil Tho NIos' pialho 70
Poii''oat islanu' Wv nan Pshire, hlassIGhu-
Setts' NohhectIcus' NOW iorN, anu lhulala
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Ln9lt gooI luch 70 pun up u Fcspoctaple can
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I I',i. 1dT,tin Doto"' nnu pot
n"pa H IN ~ ~ iePu Di.
| parry in '"o iOu; ~ 'e'nninE niall'
,eIGoi' arc eoooneu, sHn,o ", men ato "p
pHhou, " 'r M PiVpot tiouo "nu oh"i''oVol Vi
the LoNolV. no nialno n,"sHes mloso warm .i,i
near 20 nav lui a"aS WIN '"'il Eeaue VIM
, 10 Siomou " sou ''I ~ Str t, ."o It.
and regret tho stop The sincerely
hopes that their vision may be made clearer,
their hearts set right again, and their re-
publicanlsm be purified by the trials they
| have invited and tho repentance which will
come later.
FIXING THE RESPONSIBILITY.
Commercial ,idyeriiser.
| Va bonc tba distinguisbed gon tlomon ,vbo
| oro nIoasod Ia cali tbcmsoIysa indnnondcnts
| In naIitjcs aro ncrfoctIv sot;sGed ,,,ith thar
| ,venl,,s work NJ Chiraoo We bonn that Mr.
| G.orge William Curtis Mr. Henry Cnbot
| Lode, Mr.. Theodore Roosevolt and others
| Who nrida thcmseIves on thoir cxnnisitc
| mn hnya hOma with Thnir pnn
| sciancas comfortablv Mt rest in the brilliant
resnIt they have achieved We homo that as
| their dolicate tastes oonld not stomach so
simnlo and unsnottod n candidate ms MIR,
| Arthur. they are highly delighted with the
only alternative. the ideal and immaculate
| Mr. RIninc.
Whatever NAV be said Of tho rocont nomi.
nation and something ia tn be said of IL in
dne ti,nc n ia 10 those pentIemen nrincinalIv
wa oyn il, n ia 10 their thorough imnrastioa.
hiIiIv and imnervioms conceit of thnir avn
supcrlative wisdom that we are indebted for
what wo have obtained; and in the distribu-
tion of his fayors, If he should ever have any
to distribute, Mr.. Blaine would be slgnally
ungratetul If he did not remember his
nominal enemies, but his real friends
AFrAT FooTED EIcK.
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