New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
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THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLAC
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TILE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
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The Republican party through the m9lthPece OF us
convention IN Chicago has spoken az has spoken
with no uncertain sound In four ballots James g. Blaine
OF Maine been nominated as inc Worthlet man ne
Republican party could select TO ask the people or me
highest Office in their gift me choice vas an sneg
wise and to all save few "cranEs ana snam eless
selEseekers In the party, most .sallsIino'qiy H
Mr.. Blaine is no mushroom Statesman ne b d, ,b bopn
before the country for years ne peOpe sm9" engs
Oughy, and in tho ulness OF their sau3teu % hnd
have nominated him He has ms enemies was marx
for envy and malice The first half Of me poIlca cam
paign-that which preccdes mountaineering been con
aUcied with yguence aud aornony iaI Dey9 P, tDe
usual limits OF partisan warfare .Yenal pen anu
pencil have collected all the NTH and venom they could
muster, AID poured Il on MI Blanes aeyoted hea emu
Has any OF the mud stuck The closing scenes III con
nation was made unanimous, the cheers and shouts
which shook Chicago and found echo In every corner
Blaine is the choice OF his political co-belleyers-the
worthy standard bearer Of the grand old party ..,
Its not such moment rs this That the uture res
dent of the United states needs either defence or us
cation. We all know what charges have been oloHsnt
proven to be. We have all herd me tale ana an
IT. triumphant RECITATION tb a bcb Yr Bspes enemies
have pursued him, we have seen the dasary stSD "on
,t ,t avn sTsten snce from the annoyance Of be-
ing as Infinitely superior PUck or its pTopretors as
good man is to bad bed-bug We have seen these petty
wconons reco on the hands that held them, leaving
G. Blaine where In right OF his todgNsn ssieht
and commanding aDlntles ne OuHnV W at VIZ 0" "a
the Republican party. - 81, ,
me Jad0e c0ngratuatcs MI Blaine on ns homiha "a,
ton the most triumphant refuaton possible OF al
that his detractors have whispered me Jtdge con
graduates John A. Logan on his wsl-deseryed success
and his proud position in the second place or MS partys
ticket; and last Tut not least me JHdge c0ngratateS
the Rel PaT on a WEE enT thee peop since
convention four and twenty years ago called on IL
coins ADMINISTRATION was the result. Again we have
Illinois and Maine on the same ticket inns He IN re-
veTsed orderand again the ticket comes from Chlcago
May the omen be fortunate!
THE KICKERs WILL SOON EXHAUST THEM
SELVES
There is eatdeal Of bowling on the part Of the Ar
thur and fndePendent Republicans oyer the nOmi
nation OF Blaine The former say the latter are TN
blame for it. and tho independents are stu in such
state passion and confusion that they do little more
than tear their hair and threaten bolt 1t Is diicr to
why this tremendous little balance OF power should
election OF they ignored him SIT IL their pet idea that
there should beareormo Of the Civil Service but probably
nneynne out of every hundred Arthur delegates were
such because of the offices at the disposal or the Pres
dent They believed that the star Route robbers should
They believe that tate should pay It's honest debts and
vet Arthur Endorsed Malone and reputation, and
through his efforts the reputation delegates instead OF
the straightout Republican delegates from virginia were
The Republican party is getting along pretty rapidly
at least the portion Of it represented by Arthur and Ed
munds and sherman The Idea advanced four years
ago that II the people were bought up they would
elect the Democratic ticket and ruin the country IL Is
that not only the majority Of the people Of the country
not to be trusted but the majority OF Kep9oncan
convention equally weak uncertain ana unfortunate
Several leading Republican journals bolt the ticket
and In doing take pans 10 SNOW thaI lnc
Republican party is rushing on to defeau But
every convention. 1t ia impossible to suit ALL and the
next thing Is to suit the majority That policy was
followed at Chicago and the result will probably be
Republican vote that could not be commanded by any
Republican but Blaine The Democratic party had bet
fer take this view OF case. There going TO DC but
one Republican ticket, and IL Is , strong one. Ths
present ebullitions OF temper will cease, and on
election day me Republican party VIII Re substantially
united. 4 great Democratic victory with good candl-
and good platform assured but there must be
all this and there must be hard work and good manage
ment besides.
THE PEOPLE HAVE NOMINATED THEIR CANDT-
DATE
From The Io0a State Register
For twelve years the masses or the Republican party
have turned Onglngy toward the brilliant and sagacOus
statesman the magnetic and nyinclbe eader-the great
control have thwarted their wishes and deprived them
far OF the leadership OF the man OF their choice
But have risen in their might, ana IN tones
that rlng from Maine california nave demanded
that will OF the people be respected This inagnn
cent demonstration popular feeling has swept every
thing before it, The people have nominated their cauGi
date and James c. Blaine will be the next President Of
the United States
CHOSEN BY MAJORITY OF THE PARTY.
From The ST. Paul and Minneapolis Pioneer Press.
One cannot fail to recognize toe existence OF deep
public sentiment which all had tailed to accurately
weigh aud measure, declaring that the country owes
something to Nj Blaine In the summing up Of the past
No candid man will deny that he Is today
party Few Will question that four years ago
and eight years ago il still the same. By the
OF a influence upon men and magical capac.
nv for drawing and binding himself the hearts OF
others, Mr. Blanc has made himself loved and honored