New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
THE POWER OF PERSONAL MAGNETISM.

virtue.'
THE POWER OF PERSONAL MAGNETISM.
From HE Irti,caukce Wisconsin,
nomination that would arouse sentiment and t1r
nomination Phil1sopaize as may of the impotency
of enthusiasm, and scott they may at the ecdcy vi
it may not be fully explained that the effort and
the hard work and the yotgs OF the people follow oy ~
paths where peoples enthusiasm fst eads tue way
HARD FOR THE DEMOCRATS TO MATCH.
From The augusta ca, Chronfcls tDedi.l a. y.
But It is with Elaine as the of the Re
ng that the hes, interests OF the country demand me
defeat of that party, We are not Dnnd 10 tno , et
the nomination by one at equally and go into
the baltic that is before us confident of victory.
EVERY ISLANDER FULLY ANSWERED.
From The HGHsGs Ctty Journal ,,.L
It can he expected That the campaign w thi
VIII end in his election will be vigorously fought anu 'ns ne;
th8 opposition will not from to-day assaults ni5
integrity incorporating his acts aud services arn
malgnmg and traducng his character, 9nS ,idns
and preemnen fitness for the once ana expeIlhoS ca
answer from the besnnng every sander auu ,ra1st
R hi pOi'ic'' ni"HS"'"'' '''' '''' "' '
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS BLIGHrED.
From me Louisville Post (Denn)
tisuseess To disguise the that half dozen Dem
ocrats who mpudsnily assumed the leadership Of the
blaine and Logan something more than possibility,
Before the ascendanoy of this little gang or maTPlos
ocras the United States any one of whom could have
been elected President Now It Is generally conceded
all ntheir power prevent that one from accepting he
nomination.
BIG MAJoRIJTEs ASSURED.
From The Chicago hdu.
Blaine is certain to make brilliant canvass to evoke
extraordinary enthusiasm, aud TO roll up great uori
ties in Republican Strengthens
WESTERN ENTHUSIASM INFECTIOUS
From, Ihe Indianapolis Times
There In his Congressional career a dash, daring
that captyated the western heart ana when be was first
presented National Convention for the nomination.
haa stOO
tho love of West for that great cnieham, General
not resist the energy aud fire Of the West and seon Blaine
and Logan will be popular on the other side OF the Ae
ghenies as on this
WHY SOUTHERN SENATORS ADMIRE HIM.
From me Menphis Ardtdnehe, (Den,l
Senator Lamar Blaine nomination the strongest
the party could make and the Democrats must put their
best man TO the front to BEAT NM lie Thought Bayard
the Senator Brown said Blaine was the ablest Re
ierred Blaine before any other Republican. II he
elected good would Of it by the more vigorous
assertion OF the Monroe doctrine by the American Gov
eTment.
THINKS MR. BLAINE IS BAD AND WEAK.
From the Boston Herald CIndl
Believing, that Mr.. Blaine would be bad
and dangerous President hope to him defeated.
BELIEVING him to DO weak candidate. We expecto see
him defeated
THE CHOICE OF THE PARTY.
From the York (Penn) Tribune.
Whatever difference of opinion or desire
puhoans all will now join shoulder TO shoulder 10 elect
the that Is to-day and has been for years the most
raadte stands the enthusiastic choice of the Repub
party FOR the Nations highest oilse
THE PEOPLE DEMANDED Him..
From, The Harrisburg Telegraph
Tho nomination OF Mr. Blaine as the Republican candi
date for President was 40 plainly an act OF Difference 10
the popular demand that any other must have put the
party defensive from the beginning OF the battle
WILL SWEEP THE COUNTRY.
from Inc Ie0ria Transcript
From the convention haA James G. Blaine will 60 to
the people, and look to seeing 40 less enthusiasm
among the masses than was exhibited IN the as
sweep the country from the roekbound Atlantic to the
sunny ana he oSe sntS,ss9s prsng Of The psope
second and greater edition Of the logcab and hsrcier
DAYS OF Harrison, when !" Ifppeesnoe and Tyler too
swept the country like whirlwnd.
THE NOMINEE OF;THE PEOPLE.
The American psope for once in their history have
made candidate for the Presidency In spite oil poll
cians and political comnhaoas me geaTest man IN
great heart the country has received the highest honor
party can bestow upon etzen james g. BH I'm
grace of God and the sovereignty OF the American peo
supreme. They have wiled this nomination aud they
viii carry out that Will ut the polls All the
Of the Opposition combined can not defeat the
Man OF Maine" Like pnIned knight 10 VIII walk
over the course the white House, the grandest OF grand
Presidents and the nobest the country has
ever seated in the Presidential chair No candidate since
Grants second termwil have received such an over.
wbclmng Endorsement. It will be the voice OF great
nation speaking in Its thunder tones calling one OF its
most Industrious and grand citizens 30 the place so ably
filled by President Arthur since the untimely death OF The
amented Garfield All glory TO the man Of Maine who Tor
over quarter OF century has stood like an inpregna-
bt wall of defence for the usTOus principles OF free
government and human liberty.
THE NATIONS TRIBUTE TO GREAT MAN.
From The omaha Republican.
The people have triumphed; and III RepuOnc consul
tued ours, where the perpetuy not only OF parties
bit OF the Government itself depends upoa the registry
and The enactment OF the popular WILL such victory Is
prophetic of the glory OF the future. Blame has rl
mphed; and in the victory OF such man Is to be found
the qualification of nations tribute 10 the great heart
the noble intellect, ana the pure, devoted lie OF a
thorough statesman.
THE PEOPLE HAVE THEIR WISH
The Atrliis0n (hdat Champion