New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
THE REPUBLICAN LEADER
wHNr THE COUNTRY THINKS OF HIM.
IN THE zEslrn or ISTELLECryAI, I,,iaa Manhood

Those who think Mr. Bans has been retired from pup-
lie life by the results Of the late election mistake mo
man. e IN only nfyfour ycnrs Of agc. In tho very
zenith Of vigorous ntellectua manhood. IIe has brill
hnt experience IN public affairs enjoyed by but ew '
Ing aatssmcn. and he hns attachment Of political FOL
lowers represenns compa, and united party IN pe.,er
lie VIII gain more glory four years hence ~ leading tne
another prosperous of Republican rule. than MS
would havo gained by being elected and continuing
the Government In The old r'ts Thousands OF Demo
crats who voted for Cleveland will be ready To voe Tor
Blaine IN four years from now.
HIS FAME DEFINED TO GROW BRIGHTER.
There hns been much nc coinpapson Of Mr. Blaine with
Henry Clay with reference t tho Issue OF the irosdcn
s r9s the sx,rna @ Sn Of hs
time; and his opponent like James x, Polk. Is comp.r
hssy a. Es Sns Sna Of onry cay s
grow brighter with the lapse Of time aud to shine win
nn,linmed light when Cleveland VIII have been ior
gotten
HIS PERSONALITY sTRONG. BrnNOr SELFISH
Prom IN. Knor,ili, qh,oaiee aa .,,,, ,,o, =,
experience airdart In resorce yariou. aud splendid
IN fsrity versatile In espelent and Vigorous m hctC
M ns a'S s gss py sna 6 ~ @
son OF THIS tegnant petsonasn whish obsratc, ainns
~ his own political system.
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Mr. Rians Asss seh kaeps A,s eeatA i9as wears ws
ss1is aud na ued s seas WIN ssa s sss @ spite
all thai the solid solid can do . 81. ,,an anu
Mr. Blaine Is q stranger man IN ma party 'h'n sns
beaten Democrat ever was
yron me PAsledslphta P,sss ,.,s
have made better fight than with Mr. Blaine
In the first moment Of disappointment there may be
Republicans who imagine that success might nave been
achieved with some other candidate II they can name
the who wond have been stronger In New YORK anu
Pacific coast they might find ground for such re-
and dspasslonate review OF the campaign, We do not
believe they can point to any such leader
NO STATESMAN EVER MORE BELOVED.
From The Baltimore Ansriean .s,.
Blaine has borne the standard OF the hepuoncan
party with spendor and power that have never been
equalled in tho annals of the country crowds nave
Wherever he has been No American statesman has
been mere beloved
ALL ISLANDERS AGAINST HIM pIsPELLED
From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. ~.
Whatever else may be- the result the campaign, the
fact at least will appear that the slanderous anu
Ing accusations against James g. Blaine with wnch
the contest opened, have been forever dissipated
There no story about Blaine that stuck-not one;
not defensye~it was aggressive and his leadership will
be glorious memory like that Of Henry Clay in lsiA
NEW HONORs YET AWAITING HIM.
Mr.. Blalne it is reported, cheerfnly conccdes ana
accepts his defeat That s what the country knew ne
would do lie fought with magnificent daring ana tne
most brilliant skill for the cause OF when ne was
standard bearer In victory he would have been oder DER
yet his countrymen OF all parties VIII hope long years
Of Of 20 We won yons nn9 nnd his
country has for such ability as his Let nun also
begin new day and so run through II as 70 & n hn,os m
the people he Will serve
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY STILL PACK OF HIM
All honor then to our defeated eaderdefeated by the
South and its allies, the Democratic cities OF New YORK
ISOLATION that still back OF him Is the great and regular
Republican party OF the North and so much o ~ as ~
ever again be- candidate forthe Presidency is Of course
simply problematca but no is or II any other man
nav rest assured that the campaign win marked BY
fervor Of tho last one and narred by mono o. ts
mistakes. And that will mean victory.
ONE OF THE NATIONS GREATEST INTELLECTs.
TyoIa The Troy Ttnes ~
Mr. Blaine made "A gallant canvass and a magnificent
they were stamp him a. Of the most intellectual
country has prodnced ana ,ney alone M E,vs
left record patriotism. conservatism anu ability sucn
as of chief magistrates have equaed ana none
has surpassed
THE STRONGEST CANDIDATE IN THE PARTY.
from IN, if,hkn Journal .o.onoo
enthusiasm with Nncn Mr bldilcS pt'Sruo.
everywhere s greeted and the splendid canvass which
he has made az inst manifold combinations of opp0shoi
proof hat he was the strongest ~ .ro ~,
leans could have nominated only hhi ,,t
unforeseen accidents defeated him. Noble grand Bape
he reminds us of Henry Gay ana pe Ws"st, hs S
again runs President or not there Is SUI xraha ,ha
reer before him II he chooses IT, He sltus or'h .ne
greatest statesman and leader OF the country.
pnssrssED OF GREAT POWER AND RESOURCE.
from The Boston Irdvet!er; ,., -,
lanes c. Blaine has made splendid hght Tor the i.e
J
resources in the contest as would hays Of Amea
il he had not already stood there.
THE NOMINATION NOT TO BE REGRETTED.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chroaee 40,
We glad to note that theIe 70 ~ Nv W. Mr.
true Republican papers to regret the nomination non VI W.
Bainc ON the contrary with one accord. they ihsss h
that his was the strongest nomination 'u' o''i" H''
| been male
HIS REPUTATION STRENGTHENED By THE TEST.
From me Utica H'rdtd. ,... o...,oa
either Maine in september Ohio in october, and prae
cay therefore no canvass at all could have peei con
isd u,cs ,nder any other leadership Mr.. Blaine brings
ot r tho sharp contest higher reputation an he bore
AT the beginning with following greater tbal ANY ON
sr their anthorS; they have intensified admiration
and affection for him throout the and ana fel'ereu
him the chief Tx in American affairs Tor this genera
| ton.
| THE MOST POPULAR AND WIDELY HONORED
~ AMERICAN.
The electoral decision trembling So long In the bal
ance and falling at last on the wrong side sun leaves
we'll AS one OF tho widely honored OF living Aner
|
MAGNETIC AND INSPIRING PRESENCE.
From me Buffalo Commercial AdVertissr -,
As for SIR. Blaine himself there Is no dSpatng H a tnc pc
fact that he made "A splendid run He saved me party III
Ohio and wherever he went his magnetic ana msprlS
influence was felt throughout the canvass u must De
| conceded that magnificent hight was made Ne'thei
he Republican candidate nor the party has any thhS u
feel ashamed Of.
REAL LEADERS SHOULD COMMAND.
From Albany Journal
Those political elements which can never consen. ;o
elevate one greatly their superior showeu ts envy ~
v,.rous ways aud retarded canvass that the peopt
would have carried to success. The opportunity lor
renrn 10 the DAYS when real leaders commanded ptrtes
Ioui" w peCtlun Ol