New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
COMMENTS ON MR.. BLAlNE'S LETTER.
HEARTY APPROVAL EXPREssfD-1HE poC'ND'


CLEAR AND CONVINCING.
There was considerable inquiry at the Repuohcau
National Committee rooms yesterday "S w '
opinion of the managers on MIR Blame ie''oi W
acceptance One of the secretaries OF tie Commune
said that as the Chairman and other meihoers h'"
been in receipt of copies for two days. us p""i"
tion i'm the press was not news TO thehl' O"'ii W
Jones pronounced the document strong '""'''
clear and able He said that il was the strongest
,,,ssuIo stotemcpt of the Republican POSITION
! Chairman Chaflcc, after careful readlhs " -,
| let,er said if could not be matched. Judge a. H.
| ,rr,.,,n United states Marshal ut Santa re, NJ
81. SAID: ,.,
81 regard the letter rs a convincing document
That portion relating 10 the taril Is 80 PLAIN thA'
he who runs may read was over ID "'"'A
fonndrv this morning. where thcmen area1 Demo
| Gratis They had becu reading the letter. Without
execution they were pleased ana eNP'cl"9
pleased with the part relating to protection lH'y
talk of getting up labor meeting. which the shop
men will organize to mdorsc Mr.. Blaine. His let
fer has rnllv convinced them that their interest
hes with tho Republican rather than the Doino-
cratic party
General Thomas H. Nelson. of Indiana said; g.
is thc prandcst letter that has ever been "llit'n-
perfect in style. clear and comprehensive IttIn
uuest ION rs presented With that cohSuuihl'' "'IN
and fraukncss which are characteristic 81 '"'
| man ,. uo lo,tcr C,,gr,qsl,au
When asked about tlc -Itll'I N'.l+I .,.'''''i
Thomas of Illinois, said "lt Is q Hh&lui,r'
| Accommodation strand all the way through !! "a
very able very forclbic, very strong; NOR l'u ~
PARTICLE of pheum IN H. II lS AZ a'lc w Hia'''ldl
| aas the hest state documents VA American history,
| H. G. Fahncs'ock, of Winston I4nicr ~ 20 uI,i
vlcc-presdcnt of the fT+t National il9N' ""t Nin
| hy "A TRlBUNt reporter When asked "houl W.
Blanc's letter, lac said 81 am not given To reading
| political documents but read Mr BIaiues letter
! carefully this morning. In my judgment IL u 9H
able statement of the position ANA claims 81 Ill'
Republican party H. IS calculated greatly 10 a"-
! vance the interests of the Blaine campaign among
the hest classes Of voters throughout IN, country
II il singularly tree from partisan bias ana -r'l!n
prejudice II ~ in every rcspeGi an apn
! Most of the officials IN the Federal HuildlnG ana
| that they mad read Mn BlauC'S letter ana ihrN
united in commencing II ny able auI WISE, GU
PeIGIeG n nH'H ,iIl I Gnl il bor +" SAY inviting
that viii compare with T. Mr. Blame sons TO
have covered every point Many OF the HIHvaI1
are absent on vacations hut the CLERKS inllu
| drputirs showed the greatest interest Ia reading
and commenting ON the document, when received
| praise everywhere
COLLECTOR EoBrRrsoNs VIEWS.
Collector Robertson entered his Office as n 1RiD-
rNr reporter was talking with Secretary Barrett.
Re,ug asked what he thought of Mr.. Blanc's letter
of acceptance, he said;
alt is a diuihcd, able letter, and it is full
Of announcement TO business men. 1t VIII
| do more to restore prbhc confidence
than any public document that has appeared IN
years. 1t discusses al the prominent questions
before the country fully. ably and 1orcIhIy Mr.
Blaine give, his opinion .iuitcly on every one OF
| those Gucetio No one can mistake what ms
Vows are upon them. II IL long time since so able
pau,I ht, been given go the public. II Is model
Of Conservatism t"Uc, ana nlutc! I'lt'I
| ,u alfo;rlir letter. ! read ii with
! Great care aud with great pleasure. great bcneit,
/ and great satisfaction. | expected very able,
strong and clear document. huJ in all these re-
1T surpassed my eNprr,"l94i,,. bllng iatr,,
! day br day. lir will com" down 90 lAr. l3I'l