New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-16
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
THE NOMINATIONS APPROVED.
THE STRENGTH OF BLAINE's NOMINATION.

| THE BTRENGTH OF BLA1NE'S NOMINATION.
| Wharton Barker In me Philadelphia American
The strength Of Mr. BlaIns's nomination lie: in tina
a s sa T 81 SsTans
reasonable dispute In these columns we had questoned
aby but The convention. fairly chosen, and proceed.
ing with fairness and deberation has demanded him.
ment, upon question Of availability ought 70 be better
than ii Individual opinion; and a, any rate, there
continue party organization and party methods
Of action For the views which Mr. Blaine holds nPon
Mr. Blaine among the most prominent OF the advocates
opSoss him are anost Whom wn sxeepcp from the
small section OF the party that opposes protection and
Is By this as up ms
cannot hesitate 10 this banquet u is useless 70 invite
merciaI independence. Of bi. country. win Mr.
President whose election his head is within the
range Of possibility they win be endangered On iAe
eyes In the policy OF protection 20 native industry and
Ii inc creation M marine ne. ~ E.s extension
ment must to the aid Of the states and other local
the relief OF local burdens OF taxation
His administration, we believe would be marked not by
but by deep sense o. responsi1ty; ana
the country from their present slough Of stagnation To
this conclusion therefore, judgment eads that there
and honest decision Of the National and who
desires to maintain the policy Of National projections to
getlc support.
THE THINGS HE IS TATTooEp WITH.
From The 50. Lodts Morning eau.
he is tottooed The wounds Of the fore front OF
every battle for the people rights during tne h qurf
tattoOed with everything that is highest end nobess
and dearest in our history The preservation OF me
the defeat of the rebels In and the more dangerous
trsiters in peaeewth all these Ia this leader atto9ed
is marvellous tattoOed with msgnincence as leader.
ss aCoed VITA Il an III deeds IN public
spite of caumny mark him as great true anu ho"i'
man.
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great deal Of opposition has already been manifested
10 the Republican nominee Democratic papers all over
the land oppose him. great Republican paper eoliea
by free rade oSas a re not aa
All those who prefer TO see the American nag aed In
see it's dignity preserved. oppose him. All those who
want free trade and starvation wages tor Cur working
Che Pharsees Of old they not other
not believe they have any mote IN their own eyes and
that Blaine has his oppose him. Well, what OF u
This opposition Is all quite natural and expected Inc
great nue. and cry already raised tends 70 sm9% S
ndous effort. Certainly nothing but fear
| could have excited such tempest
POPULAR WITH THE YOUNG MEN.
From re h4tsoTrg TGIISS ~ ~ saIe o ma, 4.
of the significant features Of the political situs~
| ton.
WIDESPREAD APPROPRIATION.
From The Cincinnati Commercial Gdzete.
There has not been nepnaton since cha. Of Grant for
his first term received with such widespread evidence Of
popular appreciation that of James g. Blaine Never
in the history OF the country nomination for Pres-
dent received in the city where IL made with such
roar OF approval Blaine. And not in many:years
has there been such spontaneous zeal by young men n
entering upon Presidential campaign as just now APP
parent
| WORKING STEADILY FOR BLAINE AND LOGAN.
From The Philadelphia Item.
THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE is OF the great papers OF
Nation. IL is able, wise. temperate, wenformed,
tolerant, heightened and patriotic IL has always been
for the best interests Of the country Since the nom!na
on OF Blaine THE TRIBUNE has exhibited its brightest
and best traIts-coectedness sound judgment knowl-
edge OF the people, and appreciation OF the nee 1es
and expectations OF the Nation. Mr. Wbteiaw Rec as
shown his sagacty and leadership In making for HIMSELF
his paper and the republican party great opportunity
and he deserves distinguished consideration for his IN
valuable services Amid and tauns and bravado
he has gone steadily with serene and admirable
courage and the result will be the election o Blaine and
Logan and the defeat of the British reeraders who are
represented by the New-YOrk and other papers.