New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
DEMOCRATIC HOPES ExTINaUmHEn
ridden po. sss al the virtues which
his blind admirers claim even that name n Rsnabcsns
had been split asuRder at chicago The nSna1Cs .s on
James G. Bane iSs sSe by united harmonious
tSusastic party q extinguishsr upon such hopes
rpENTIFrEp WITH LIVING WAGES.
-, ,,er. be no mistake The blow that would strike
down Blaine is aimed at American industry anu n'As
PROM Ths Sandusky Register.
Tho combination for lighting purposes Is perfect sos
the campaign fairly opened the masses OF tne ~ pa my
country since the days OF Harrison
NO ONE ELSE so POPULAR.
Prom The West chester usn,;l Republican .,.sr
,a a ot OF amy other ~ and IL viii take upon itself
the Important question OF electing him.
CHANCE OF CARRYING TENNESSEE
Blaine should e cSS Ss aOwn to and
halfoze1 speeches 1t would stir up the n 70 t
point Of exercising common sense the Kepuochs
have something more than an even chsnee 10 GARRY '"o
''~'e ENDEARED TO THE MASSES.
Froyn The Cincinnati Sun-NeagsJourndl, (Tnd)
The selection of Blaine by the Republicans is the best
could have ss9 made He q e Tsg
polnts OF character that sndear to the masses
THE BEST TICKET FOR INDIANA.
From The Indianapolis Journal
Tha cosyestion at Chicago could not have named
ticket that will prove stronger in Indiana than Blaine
sse country a. large win developed lust they were
r. Saee msSe Se electoral vote of Indiana sure for the
Republican party cannot be questioned, aud is not by
prudent and levelheaded Democrats
FIRM FOREIGN POLICY DESIRED
From The Bsl;tmors 1mes'c ca d and bel,eve
10 apolOgetc
tude, eating humble pie Ihey love 10 sec nAed t
represented AZ foreign courts Oy men hSpSernSs az
ter aTIstoerac{ or Dons Sf rreemeu beSind them
For the enemies Blaine to attack him on the ground
that his foreign policy would be risky viii I not hn
ger of where are simply firm and POSITIVE sdR
suffers aggression to the point that becomes uhenu~
PROGRESSIVE, PRACTICAL AND ACTIVE.
FROM the Portsmouth IN. H. Chronicle .,
He represents the progressive. practical ana acUye
S%. vii ri be recoeDsd R the
thickest and conduct succssstul e
WILL THINK BETTER OF 1T BY AND BY.
q. PisdsIpala t Il:m dn a., and BOSTON
IdrertisSr. which are among the leading Republican
newspapers the United States, refuse 70 support MI
be defeated at the polls They will think better ofH ny
and By.
A FACT THAT SHOULD BE REMEM1B 3R
In tbs country majority rule Respectfully referred PTs
TO The Nv York Times and The Nec- foLk E0e"'G foS
advocates of free trade and Brtains rights
BIAINEs CHARACTER LIKE THERE'S.
From The 50 Joseph Herald. . ,
In MANY respects he mgat be compared 70 the lnuor
ta Thers first President of the French Republic ana yet
the comparison is hardly consistent L Fs oG Tbsr
Both men alike distinguished by surviving aiSeI an
ideal liberty Of thought broad principle uh9er i5
THEIRS character Ii underes the character OF NJ
Blaine. Theirs could chauenge tne IesPe0U ~ ~
Ion Of all nations so does Blaine
A sFMLDFMOCRATIC ORGAN FOR SOME TIME
From The Kansas city MOI Journal (hspl .,,,
The Netc YorkTiBteS need not be quoted as epuDcSn
authority. 1t has been free-trade seml-Denoers
organ for some tme aud should nave no supPoi' "' ~
hands of Republicans.
HAS BURNED IT'S BOATS.
The Albany Arg4s Deal. al e. .ho
The Times has burned It's boats II IL gets oacA " &
support OF Mr. Blaine 1t Will nave 10 swirl p@CA' NV
DENLY il does not want 10 swim oacA
ENruIrsIAsM SWEEPING LIKE A TORNADO.
From The lafayette Ind journal -
Men 30 conspicuous in statesmansmp aud generalsmp
when the Nation demanded both cannot DuI arouse an
enthusiasm that will sweep like tornado over the IAAd
AsOrFNrN WARNING To DEMOCRATS.
From The Cincinnati Enquirer tDen.l ,.
No vise Democrat will allow himself TO underestimate
the ticket of Blaine and Logan. A loss Of OHIO IN
(ctober by majority exceeding tnat OF hayes over
ridden or that Of Garfield over Hancock, coupled
With loss Of West Virginia would have dTeadfuy de-
rressiug effect on Democratic hopes for November
AN ITALIAN VIEW OF THE NOMINATIONS.
EroD pTOJreSS0 Udl0- AmertcGnO.
TIA eactora campaign of 1884 opened under exceed
ineIy fav cradle auspices, and the BalneLogan tcAet
will arouse great enthusiasm and VIII DC pouoTEv u
unusua incidents and surprises especially te Demo
cratic marty al its convention IN NuIC&7o hc4I
,nonb shouId nominate such worthy candidates as
have the Republicans. In America All classes t4Ae an
Intelligent interest In politics, and the cltZehs
home and in America viii put such SOUND IheOfy lu'o
practicel