St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-06-12


every part of the land. In nominating :
Mr.. Blaine, moreover, the convention {
adopts the idea that no form of servile
labor can be tolerated in this country. 1
Mr.. Blaine is the strongest candidate
the republican party could have nom
mated, because he best represents its
convictions.-lN Y. Tribune.
BITTER. BUT WILL TAKE 1T.
The nomination of Mr.. Blaine, we
need scarcely say, is not in accordance
with the political convictions of The
journal, which are based solely upon
a regard for the welfare of the repub
lican party, and sincere faith that the
success of the party involves the pros
perity of the people and the well-being
of the whole country. The re- |
publican party is stronger and greater
than any man i'll the party. That its
principles should triumph, that its |
policy should be perpetuated, that its !
wise and beneficeut administration of
public affairs should be continued, is !
of vastly more Importance than the
rise or fall of individual fortunes. The
convention was the arbiter of the issue,
and its decision was given with an
emphasis which leaves no room for
dispute. Its choice will be accepted
by the great mass of republicans with
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kEshNrs THE NOMINATIONS
We shall not be surprised if some
republicans who do not like Mr.. Blaine
resent with heat this allegation that a
man who, as speaker of the house of
representatives, bartered his official
influence for private gain who, as
secretary of state, made the enforce
ment of IA swindliHg claim against
distressed and perishing sister republic
the most conspicuous feature of his
foreign policy man who had no part
or interest in the work done in the last
five years toward the publication ot the
pubic service, Is ialr type ana rep
resentatlve of the party that saved the
Union, freed the slave, and restored
the national credit. But IN soberneSs
and truth, good friends, is this not so
q Nor was Mr.. Blame nominated III lS-
nOrance OF who aud what he was. The
p party has its eyes open. 1t has taken
p tins step not III the dark, but IN broad
! daylight. There will be moth
ing ambiguous about the defeat of Mr.
Blaine. He who runs may clearly read
the verdict i'll advance: "a candidate
: unworthy of confidence and party too
: careless of its own honor to be Longer
Il trusted with the nation That defeat
! will he the salvation of the republican
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IA VIII, NOT SUPPORT THE NOMINEES.
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