New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04
THE PRESIDEACT.
THEY WILL KEEP TALKING.
no NEW-YORKER ELECTED N FIFTY YEARS
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NO SEWYORkER ELECTED N FIFTY YEARS.
From TIE Frecp0rt IHJ Journal lRtpl
IL IS a noteworthy fact that of all the six
NewYorkers nominated to carry th@ state since $780,
States. Van Buren,, nominated for reelection IN 1870
was beaten by the Western candidate. General HARRISON.
Mcclellan. nominated to carry Now YORK In 1884 WA
beaten by the Western candidate Abraham Lincoln Sev.
mcur of NcwIOrk. beaten IN 1868 by the Wcstoi IN
candidate. Grant Horace Greeley OF New-Yorl yy,s
beaten In 1872 by the same Western candidate Ccncrai
Grant s j. linden, Of Network, nominated IL 1876
"' Hayes General hancoc Ss'I nomaa aGh $50
resident OF NewYork, was beaten
tIonch # was almost certainty that II yyon 20 Dem
elect western candidates over Ncw-Yorkers IN he last
wentyfour years the country has voted tho Presidential
Otoe for eight years to Lincoln, Western ana an
man and an Illinois candidate or for twothrs OF the
time since power wrcsed from the Democrats Ivy
Republicans the country has vored The Presidential onioe
Western man, aud Illiu0Is candidate. It logically
follows that if the Republicans desire victory in the next
Presidential election they must Nominate "A Western man
and the Illinois candidate John A. Logan is the
FRED. SEWARD FOR yICE.PREsiDENT
From re Schenectady Union (Repl
How would q ticket like this read For
President Robert T. Lincoln If illinois For VcePres
dent, Frederick ". Seward. Oi NcY-NOrk.
AsTARTLIYG EDMUNDs TICKET.
NJ .Oi; f XXI 40 afy'go ,HIp1 =
munds a candidate Is his wild and unrrhecung eLthu.
siann which he resembles the Washington mouument.
we douOt whether tntto IL republican voter In the
Union Wlo would not be- glad 10 see judge Edmunds IN
the Presidential chair. With judge Edmun - fur
President and Divine Providence for Vce-Presllenl and
Ihc Nor- lort Naion for Gov eminent oIgaD should
feel SAFE for four years to come.
A YOICE FROM ARKANSAS rOR JOHN KELLY. >
From me Lute Rock drk' G4zeftf DCnp
II the one question Tor decision Is, " lao among
Newly Orkers shall o. chosen et omit theeupy forms
o. nomination by National Convention Nlih delegates
from hlrycsht states II iuis be- the question: WY DE-"
turn Che whole matter over 10 John Kelly, OF iamlIty
Hall, whose motto IS o. ruin when Dee cannot rule no
parry ln Ntw-Y0rk, and whose rule the Democratic
Masses outside OF that state viii not acgeitf
BANARD AND MCDONALD.
Fom The Rjcumoud S'd'e tlrmn q,
Whata ticket that would be- B1vard aud
M'DOna-hc best representatives both 10 the E'i and
In tie West VI plain. upright, honest democracy
A BRUTAL SUGGESTION.
FROM me boston HeIGId tiHdD
Nj, Dana, if correctly reported, holds that,
ga tie easr now stands nothing sceu, more probable
than tnat the Democratic Convention VIII nominate Mi
Yl-u and will tor his reply before proor cdug any
urIbtr" so that il the plan, Is III The old iON s tou
smart 90 Doe caught lu the same trap the sevput nmo aus
wiz therefore not decline ia advance. II tGe llen
mortgage Oh the Democratic party IS " be fUreClOsed
the sooner /; Is over With the better.