New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-08
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II is best after all, that James G. Blaine
should he the candidate Of the Republican party il7
nomination has been urged with eaInesInes4 anu IN,
certify by majority OF that party and the majority must
rule in this country. when It IN the WRONG Inc
party appeals TO the country with candidate VINO
stands for something. He represents .he .VtrEt o.
Republican principles and purposes, OF fepuOHcdh
honor and conscience, as they no" are ,, H. A.
We shall not be- surprised II some RepuDlcdhs VINO 40
not Ike Mr.. Blaine with heaL THIS allegation tGat
man who as Speaaei OF me touse o.. b a.
barered his official nuence Tor ptlfdte gam WhV ~
Secretary Of state made the enforcement OF sNdns
the conspicuous feature 81 his foreign poucy man
who has part interest IN the WORK done IN the
last hy6 years to"aIu le " o t that
vice. Ia fai type ana repre- awe "l e PLs t
saved the Union, freed the slave and restored me
good fIendss this sol Isnot the name ofBlane the
only that really stlrs the hearts ~ the hepica
the ala OF the ofcchor'r Wuo ~ mos 1.'s III o
listed under nag, not only without avOr IRON
any utp'l ieue o. tn, . - - sr+,I I11d m
Chicago an army OF delegates larger than that supporting
auy other candidate Did not BltnrS name lead on the
rs ballot and increase IT'S lead by jumps the last,
when neav tvo-thrs Of tne convention was registered
sentative or Republican PRINCIPLES and purposes or Re
publican honor and conscience, az they now are,
Pennsylvania. Ohio. Michigan, Minnesota, sconsin
Iowa and KIu-a, We're wlTuy BETRAYED III theI prilnu
Chicago: and VIC have nowhere read nor heard that Re
publican uenr in these states or n any state was
s1ed perverted II order 70 SECURE b"lnc deiesats
Nor was Mr. Blaine nominated Iu ignorance 81 who ana
what he The party mad %, eyes open lI ma TAKEN
Il better. therefore. tAa Mr. Blame should 0e
tho caud date tnaG tnat Nr. Arhu friends should have
rarry against lbs will We have clearly seen aud plainly
said nat the gre1t majority ot Repu9can- dd hOt want
Mr. Artbur their candidate Had lie been nominated
his defeat would have iuicd netting as regards me eat
aud vrre OF the party nothing as TO he Ia.or - Plhc
prs and present practices nd ID the eyes Of the American
DcoDlp There Will BE- nothing ambiguous about the de-
feat Of Mr. Blaine lie who rms may cle!T,y ead 1qe
verdict in advance: a candidate unworthy OF conn
denee and party too careless oil It's own honor 10 oe
That defeat will ne the salvation Of the Republican
party II will its torpid conscience, D. viii STIR II
nave fastened themselves upon II, II viii send the
rogues the background. and Will make he
in the Republic Il has go molly served. W4eh inc
party has passed through the nrrs or defeat and Wen
rid Of it, pecclnt humos II VIII come DacE 10 tne I'M
pregnaoe ground or right u STOOD on Whn II Oe' lNu
treason and disn0n. 20 position II when IL shSH EN-
body the highest and best impulses ~ American ne 10
state Of heart and mind which sal Mt IL 10 De again me
custodian OF that machlcss trust government OF tue
people. BIZ the people. and for the people.
one word "a 10 the position OF ne Times II viii not
support Mr. Blaine for the Presidency II Will advise 10
man vote for him. and s reasons Tor TINS course are
perfectly well understood by everybody that has ever
read H. without the mention OF names the course or me
Times hrshadOwed IN its issue OF May - when II
replied the question of CORE pOndent IN these words
"If the nominee Of the Chicago Republican Convention
is a worthy 10 be President OF the OnlIru sla'es
The Nc York Ipars Will give him hearty ana vigorous
support. II he shall be q man unworthy to hOid that
great Office VINO, PERSONALLY and pOltcaIiyt IL
office represents principles and practices when
Tie Timex aDh1rs aud has cOunSeled It's party To shun
shall watch With great interest the Efforts OF thOse
sp0usibe for such nomination 10 eject tnef caui-
date but can give them no help"
The interest III, Times viii take III ms canvass ~ that
of a friend and phvslcian with cYuic indier
euce th uuspeakaDe sadness. that II sees the re
publican party peryerev set Ire race toward error ana
Is IeeJ IN vicious h2tas top ~ n@s if 7U hone
The Times VIII chcrrfuly and with sincerity LABOR 10 SET
the party right again and "ncn IL sna nave 1l us ue
birth TO draw IL all that is souocst DcsI ana No-est
In the manhood OF this Republic