New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
)Iur LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE
P1,AryF's LETTER APPROVED.
p-.,..-DrD rrO PEFORNERa.

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prCoNMrvDFD TO REFORMER3
FTST re Rochester tqs Erpt.y. q. ,P reform he s
m regard TO his position On Slv 9rscr,rir recon-
~ M. remarks to the gentlemen VINO @ Tuovn as
sssIsstiou asl~venne nut nave ntne1yU y Viii perhaps
pnrnr,sed 10 learn thaMr Blaine never cvccpt In
r. Teslovsl OF a civil officer oi the ,f9 3i ,sons
6ur instances snd then for non p'u"'''
wv -, ,,r,p Nrsrr,s A BROAD PLATFORM
won me hseys,,' i9s and frn,.hcs
n e patriotic, h for e .crv voler 10 stand upon
Trsr OF BustNtas PRINCIPLES
IRON ne !3r'I9ist re ,G ic princrlc. or
.,,e. .of reitical economy: but Il CO. cent an ,
Wv, rrssrntaten Of the practical rc'n ~ OF .n' trccs
~, wr,str or corporate business could pt'wnt ',,
So ssse allowing such succc'a. rohav Won" ''"" w
sasatlasing the wisdom Of The mcthois '"'''l''
THEORETICAL RErogNree otrpoNE
iFan me SdnduskV E.gsiT yer ,..,,.,i
lie ioss not .psciay areuc In uehdf OF me shs'ls.a
fsiv. W Nv Wv e haired gentlemen ruo I've ny 'hr.r
WIS and he giycs his standing ~ H'''in. wv" bs isus
~ ia.suu 81 Co. srcas ho 'lusht NE Ap
onptp,rpt or removal OF ahN Officers OF ~" M.
or mere political r. 'a'e Ia he iacldsnty remarks
maj he Federal oicias ia nia own Ht.1s ~ -, nve .oIe
psss served term after term, aud eilh'r d'ru ~
ssce gHed OF their own Nohuo"' VI "'' '
Inc Government
run .prr ARGUMENT or A STATESMAN.
IN" Prom me- Philadelphia H'ta. ID, ,.
Mr. Blaiues letter wilinpre.s most i-yo.anE Az W.
Isisa ccl- adjusted, thou -htful and admfahe p".,t
ss scholar, theorist and ogcan waose o'e ol whose
.eene sense of Justice and right must arouse 'lr
and enthusiasm o. NE OF The protective
I'll our foreign relations the prVhese ~ t-,t"s liz
t Wv M, reservation OF the public DOMAIN e. az
,r.atsd from a elevated hut common sense So NJ
Pls.'C rsaG fwsntv8ve years Of close study Of
49, ipsfifutious have done for hlm Ihdl nc y A'
aa.cctiCian all must admit
LIVING ISSUES BROUGHT TO THE FRONT
r,cs ged into the canvass by the mud 'nsiEs press
are quietly sess sT. ssepv concerned are freely ana
frankly discussed Tho taTlh clYl seI'Co ,n, rl,1e
nbeao labsr pp'ygamy, monopoies the puDno anus
ciazeuship, are vigorously treated
A POPULAR KIND OF JINGoIsM
FTorn The chicago Adr0c1'c Mfhydie,L ..,.,l-
1.-THE American citizen rich or poor NAIVE or IN
a. civil and peTsonal rights" Il this is Jinsoism II Is
critics of Mr. Blaine can make the most o. H.
CANADIAN VIEW OF Eth. TIE CASE.
Mr. Blaine quite capable Of proving that protecuGn
has been good thing for the United States Tae roqO
tbat his opponents will seny bis IN m
respect viii decline battle On TIC sFouhd seieo'e ~
Nj. Blaine.
nr.rNr A TRT-ER RFFORMER THAN CLEVELAND
Fron me North Adams Mass T[anscIlP, .4tY - ,0r
lie has never turned out enemies to mako place or
,-ands he Is AZ ree from such practices A. tdhuhos or
Bawley. We need not remind our re$asrs Oh ,lc
contrast between Blaine and Cleyessa In Vas ,e"
A. naropase 10 his nomination IA salnetu oeFouu
,arse and vet alas the Independents denounce bAhe
Is boss and gortfy Cleveland as Cv service reioreI
BTsINE,s AND WORKING MEN PLEASED
Fr0B. The Gree1fburg PENN F7ess -ep'| -.
Init ri sBes letter the business man hnds mere man
,bt nrofnse of conservative administration The WORK
esu realizes that ne trust in man ne can under
stand
TIE FAULT-FINDERS D @APPOIhIED
Froya The lancaster NetC Era IRFpl
Every pa.sIug only 10 reveal the dsappOn-
nent and chaarin of the Democratic press over ar
BAnes letter o. acceptance Never were cArou4C I4u'
finders more bitterly disappointed.