New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-09
NOTES OF DISSATISFACTION.
A CHALLENGE TO TIE FLOATING VOTE

From me Rochester Post Erprsss
In nominating Blaine mortal challenge bas
ways has 1t IN its power TO decide close election and
the candidate most obnoxious to them The NATL having
been driven home has been cnched the other aide by
hear great deal Of the obligations Of its members To-
ward party but we do not hear enough OF obiga-
right to demand Of its members they shall DO vo-
lenoe TO profound convictions No party has right 10
presents candidate, and gives It's intended
notice The American people believe that suicide
Is one OF me inaenabe rights OF every political organ
allowed to boss the funeral.
A VULNERABLE CANDIDATE.
From The Boston Transcript
For the first time in its history, the Republic
party has nominated really vulnerable candidate
for President II was not shut TO such necessity
producing the mtOward result partly exposed In
the mad enthusiasm OF bosteros crowds overawng the
convention 80 far AS TO make 1t anything but debera-
tive sssemblage and in the tactics OF the Blaine leaders
VINO catered to the most corrupt element represented
ANIMOsITIEs IN THE WAY.
From me Albany Fyess and Rnteksrbocker.
large portion Of ~has Candidate # has wanted for
long while. And though he is thoroughly imbucd with
them s unless many members OF that party can sink
thor or wln not ges
whether this will he done, and unless the Democrats
make serious blunder Mr.. Blame cannot carry this
State -
From T7,, Springfield Republican,
The Republican party, dazzled with the quail
tiles which please the mob have placed this in
nation, thereby giving to the democratic party tho
nominating some Clean able safe and progressive states
York is the vital state and the nomination y Cleveland
with his views In favor OF revenue reform and Civil
and his efficient administration, would undoubted
" win the Of The he 4 T VOTE
From The Rochester Herald
Blaine is the only man prominent before the
Gratis the that he Is the only Of the
Der who has record out of which that party can mako
will receive the united Republican support. by which
only he succeed at the polls In this state the
Geeaed that sa able Grs Charles Foyer years
ago, and that act will not be forgotten when Republicans
come to vote this year The aifBreeds will OF course
go Blaine but the Independents cannot they have
any respect for the principles set forth by them hereto
A FoRLoRN HOPE.
From me BpraIo Express.
For, while representing, without doubt, q
country Mr. Blaine does not represent, has repte
portion OF his party which is governed by principle
rather than by sentiment, and without whose votes
elected If this election can be carried by dash
and enthusiasm and splendid leadership SI the event
Chicago, but the chances fearully against him.
by the newspaper organs of the Admins
tration during the strife for the nomination, and it is
uons friends of Mr. Arthur to support him. the fight
for Mr. Blaine must be OF fOrOrn hope at the best
fight only TO be by sheer desperation aided by Won
derful luck
MR.. WARREN NOT PLEASED BUT LOYAL.
The Buffalo Commercial 4 dUertiser.
We prefer the success of the Republican
party at any the supremacy of Democratic
ddate cheerully not cOntentedy, but yet Loyalty,
does The Commercial accede TO the will OF the majority OF
the representatives Of the Republican party declared
in the fourth ballot at the Chicago Convention. Mr..
Blaine to be the Republican leader and The Commercial
takes its place in the Republican ranks.
NOT so BAD AS DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
From burlington VI Free Press EdiBUnds OggdnJ
As submission to the clear will of the majOri-
ty absolutely essential to the maintenance OF party
organization, and do not regard Mr.. Blaine
Objectionable that lie cannot Of honest
the Democratic party TO in the Nation,
shall the ticket in nomination Chicago such
support may be In our power.
UNABLE TO SUPPORT THE NOMINATION.
From The Boston Adgertser.
We need not enter upOn any formal declaration OF
our own entire agreement with those Republicans
who fail to find in the nomination any tit expression OF
the established principles and ayowed aims of the Re-
publican party The events Of the last three days have
given % the objections often urged in
these columns against the nomination of Mr.. Blaine
and against the course of Mr. Blaine as public man.
and have presented contingency in which these OBJ
iectons could be waived consistently with truth or
political honor. We have then nothing to retraot and
nothing to modify. With undated devotion 10 the
great purposes for which the Republican party was
organized and has been maintained declare in
ability to support the nomination. either in the present
aspect of the political field in any which
likely to present itself