New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
IDEAS or THE PEOPLE.
WHAT REAL LEADERS have TO SAY

from, Illinois.
az have from the first suggested Senator out
now withdraw his name and cast for james G Bano ne
AS votes of Ohio"-t.Iudae Foraker, mes' NO
publican candidate for Governor Of Ohio
In behalf OF President Arthur and at HIS request
nave TO make nomination unanimous Wewlii snow
you in November TINT NcwYork Ia Republican state
We elected Garfield and will elect James u Biane
Of Maine" -TTIenry C. Burleigh, Represe"'a''se
from Nerg- York.
lyon viii have my earnest and cordial support ITO
Mr. Blaine from Chester a. Arthur, President
"Tbat priuce of gentlemen that scholar that gifted
statesman James q. Blaine The spontaneous en-
thlsaasm will make him President."-tD. MI. ssabin,
Chairman National Committee and Senator from 1ftn-
Hes0tn.
You need not lie worried about we will take carr
Of our side of the Continent Senator Mcclure,
OF Cdit0Inia.
You have done wisely and we'll; we will sweep this
country like a vast prairie fire. Hannibal
IIaruIiI, The FIRST Republican, Vtcc-Presidsn
Upon the ticket and platform all Republicans will
mite heartily TO win the customary victory in NoveIn-
r"-rEsobert Il. Lincoln, son Of the J1st Rep'to-
Hca President
..re most remarkable demonstration of the popular
feeling in favor OF candidate that has ever BEEN The
canvass has run Itself without any plotting or planning
on bis part the part Of maty Of his Oldest aud most
intimate acknowledgements Halle, SeHGor JrV""
Na,ns
Everybody in Massachusetts will cordially take hod
and nIupgrt the ticket Nobody wants To see Demo
cratic President"-f E,x-(fovernor Long, OF Hdsso'
eh,tsetis.
Massachusetts viii support the nominee heartily
rssenator Dawes, Of Massachusetts
eft ouuit TO be the most popular thing going All
these great central states, when the tug owar has oto
come are very enthusiastic for him!-Senator Hsd-
munds.- Of Vermont
"BIaine Is the man to push the coOred men forward
until they stand on an plane with their white fe
ov-citizens."-(.Iolin NJ. Langston, Minister to
Hdyd.
United action can only result in victory for the Re-
Dubllcap partv"-f Fro lessor r. 7. Crreenor, or
Sg1ttt Cdf'oiifg.
The entire delegation cordially aeqiesced in the nom
nation and will Use every mercy TO secue the election
OF DR. Baine."-t Attorl -ey-Gfeneral Slair' o.
VLrgiria MIit0ne delegate.
"For every voter the Republicans lose by dsafection
theyv gain ten elsewhere II Il x-eSover'I1or and
Representative Diuasley. NJ Ha'ne'
Hove to defeat the nomination Of Blaine was perfect
insanity I will support him heartily, and have not
shadow ofdoubt Maine will furnish the next Pres
dsnt"- Amos b. Breed, delegate from 1nSsuo'"
Sctts.
81 shall vote for Blaine and Logan, and the little III
huence have will be contributed to their success.
| C.Fud.e Lochrane (Deht), Of Georgia.
1T was selection in accordance with tine choice OIL
the peope and in defiance OF oieehOders anu pohtl-
cians"-l David Davis, ex-senator " Illinois.
..Bsine is the choice of twohirds Of rank and file
OF the party. shall bolt the nomination by no means
have no personal objections to Blaine nc VIII sweep
tho West and OHIO, and will carry al New-Englard -
! Theodore Roosevelt, leaieI' Of EdaH7ds de'c-
| gat,s, from Netg York.
am pleased with the result, and have not doubt OF
! the success Of the ticket."-rssenator Angus Cam
| erou. Of Wisconsin.
Put me down us cordial. earnest enthusiastic Blaine
man-lnst IA good Blaine man. in faet as we would
lave expected his supporters have been Arthur men II
we had succeeded"-- Is. butcher, Of Ae'e- Ior@'
" We are prepared to do everything in our power to
elect him. Clint Wheeler, Of York.
"Coolness in New York City win be more than COM
pe1sate by the enthusiasm the country districts. II
we carry Name Ohio and West Virginia in september
and October Blaine viii have waIk-sver in New-Horh
Frank HiscoclE, Representative rom Nets Io'f
1.-The peore's choice has made and success is as
sured"-rI2euben E. Is sntOn, eT-GOcernor or Ne's-
York
Ther selection was by machines or bosses but at
| the demand Of Republican voterg"-l Hon. John
TsirdsaD, ot Ye'e- York.
Blaine has larger circulation than all OF the Journals
Like ST. nl he epstle known and read OF all men,
! Il Judge j. TX. Angel, OF heH-4U''
'The cartoons of a comic PAPER have done Blaine no
| harm They may have helped to nominate hu tAohgh
| not 80 intended ~ Augusta chronicle Dem"
.West Virginia stands at the threshold Of new era
The Noun tain state will be wrested from Bourbon donl-
nation and placed where she rightly belongs, in the
ranks Of the Republican parry WhsengOV Va Intel
| Hgetcer.
II prefer Mr. Blaine to all other Republican candl-
dates There is something good likely to come to this
country from energetic assertion OF the AOnIoe
doctrine than we have had lateiy"-tSenator %. O.
! G-aorne (Delr.) 0f Mississippi.
He ia az strong man the Republicans could have
no1uuatell-proDably the ablest VI his parity
! r.serntor y. r. Brown (Den.), Of Georgia
.rhe Maine statesman will make the iyeliest kind OF
an aggressive campaign. and talk alone will not beat
lim7-L.Joser,l II. Mcdonald Of IadtaHa possible
| Democratic candidate.
1.-The campaign before will be lively II not merry
one Mr. Blaine is a fighter he is OVERLOOKING with re-
sources He will contest every inch OF ground. nor stand
| ON the defensive."-l Henry Watterson. IN Louis
| rifle CouieT-JOuTRGt
"Ir the Independents will not support Mr. Blaine they
| are mt Republicans at all, and no reason why
they should vote the Democratic ticket baltimore
| Herald.
come of the kicking editors will be Kicking themselves
ANN for ever having kicked -" WdSiiR ton Republican,.
| MR. CORSTOCH MIKES AN EXPL4N4IION.
Anthony COmstocl1 has for the nOnce ceased