New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
TT CANNOT BE MATCHED.

IT CANNOT BE MAltilf-b'
,oro fT Eotbng IN it whichis in sense the
production Of brain more powerful 10 looked for in
any other politician OF this land aud ~ II hot .,tion
heretofore has done So places mi, a a e Repbc No
can peruse topics without DelbS i"rVu Ions and
oon tn be hest interests of only the Nation D
Of every portion OF it separately ana
FULLY ABREAST WITH THE PARTY
fff this i ere AT parr Mr. Blaine is thoroughly
Renublcan in principle, spirit ana 'oue' r Cor rho
w,.n yva Of American interests and popular gt
and great his reputation D3in az sun cb tn that
writer tins admirable paper Will YET auu huoH " 'N"
reputation
MORE SPECIFIC THAN THE PLATFORM
% s . tGI 5s csre l@ Weighed sa and their
fun apprenended foF 49 cr 'a s ,eng what
more or es ,u ts his is the csse-he document out
lines in much more specific fashion than the Pl1 g IN
,iidpyed in event of Mr. Blaine being elected to the
Presidency.
HE Has NOT DODGED ANYTHING.
Prom me T0iedO iticQr1Ia ,.x.
whatever else may he said 1t cannot he charged that
Mr. Blaine evaded an expression Of his opinion upon
any question before the people
LET CLEVELAND MATCH HIM
FROM The Trenton GGzene lR'pJ H.,
The freerade kickers will kick harder than ever alter
reading Mr. Baincs msstcrfu argument Tor Ifo.ecoton
NJ Elne has discussed the tariff question with chie
candor Now let Mr. Cleveland initiate Ills honesty anu
iranbucss.
The political economist and ST esm9 CEN eesn Of me
d nS vel. ~ the man Of business. tn" farmer ana me
artisan In brief space II eXhalsis eVey sun. it rho
wcG ,, c,pcjacs save ony the 6ide-bound Demo
r5tt free trader VINO cannot answer Mr. Blaine algn
mputs and WAC con only cry ont I'D UtSPoI"''o"' ~
tsrlI is not au issue In this canvass
4 cLrAS crvL-ERvlcE RECORD.
T., a., ,,i If bis otier relating 10 me Ciyl servic"
Mr blaine furnishes new fact' whch w DC tfa'''
campaign material to ms gcrsi, d6ss matters
90 rrestor gravity haa not uecn 90 WI understood,
',,ss. IT, drclfos himself p favor NJ imp'ru9nit
h. The mode Of appointment ~ tl'u 'u.'d,' in. ti
w. i, t"g settre ip Congress -boirv twenty ytts-he
"urert requested or trf"mmeulcl INC I'Wp'A" 10y.
,ci tcasana" ms isu oiv1 service reform record ~
yli,b The nost pronounced 4nd radical Of fefornoa
might veil be- proud,
WEIGHTED WITH fOLfD rAr1r.
Hon m, RIM IN t''n".l ~ l,,Hl with .oud
facts tor the consideration 81 tho voi't
mn MATS ifsrE SHARPLY DlfiNtD.
81, Lom IN, 'ag 5' =, r ~ hli as one NJ the
mosl accomplished mistrfs of Inc language no" lihf
tins letter would easily secure his Idhk lii lhh ieF""
Tnr chief merit OF me letter however rs sharp aul
cetrd,duIou of the main Issue Del Weeh lhe phle' Al
this lime.
OPPO.IrIOV FROM THE COEDEN CLUB.
from The gDr ngHeii tlftssI Union NhFpJ
His argument for the continuance OF ts policy o. me
"a needed, witness the sudden bustnnt OF me tier-
Traders who are .airly thrown ont OF court Ihcy nave
i'm 10 offer Inrepy except The argumcnts0f the Enesh
Golden Cub and sudry references 90 foreign experience
whca have ne bearing upon Amercau industry except III
their sntagonism 10 our dearest lhicieSA
FROM \ BRO AD-NiINDED BGG-HFARrED MAN.
From The Wheeling IHtelpencer thepJ
The whole letter is cain, dlguucd, Auencan-w0rthy
of the first citizen OF the Republic II places Mt Blame
before The country hc is. hrOadmnded, bg-hehted
man who thinks and feels for ais couutrymen
FORCED TO ADMIT THAT TIE PEOPLE WILL
LIKE IT.
From The dibGHg Trats Den.l
Altogether II is a great Blaine document able, cum
Ming iudcIOus and pretty 10 be popularity bet
ter one comes after Il from candidate on the MI!