New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-07
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
LITTLE QUESTION ABOUT HIS ELECTION

From T7s BOston Journal.
II is sufficient for us, us members OF the hc-
publican party 10 know that Mr. Blaine - 10 lead the
party TIE coming campaign. lie Is TO stand upon
platform which adopted BY the Republican deiegass
aud 10 give him therefore, the accepted leader ccrdl
support q duty which every Republican owes To the
pariv or the clectioa OF Mr. Blaine there il very
little question The campaign thus far has
peop We confess tn at the spontaneous movement Tor
Mr. Blaine at the West IL sometnug unprecedented No
e fort his part made 10 secure delegates. Ihey
fockcd to his banner Is II was raised at Chicago
ana his supporters are political adventurous or the
noisy which IS found in any party They repre-
hcus this state there Is feeling Of opposition 10
Mr.. Blaine which makes it the more difficult for many
anon. the abc5t and most conscientious
men in their respective communities ms We wiz come
10 understand ana appreciate as me contest pIOcees
We do mdcrrate The disadvantages incident 10
campaign under hIs Leadership, but we must not lose
sight OF the assurance given at Chicaso hai hep Oss.es
following greater tnan test OF any other man IN me
party He Is the choice Of the Repuecan e4nYenlGn
fbc coral support of the who have voted for Lin
coin, Grant, Hayes ana G2ineu'
THE GROWN OF THE PEOPLES CHOICE.
from The Brootlyn Times. EE'rel,
We need not say that we are SATISFIED, ana
more than satisfied, with this nomnation It better
Mace men have compelled 10 stand aside and the
crown Of the peoples choice has been
Ro,SSSgssi T 4Se people viii ndorse this nomination
as endorse it, heartily, cordially and with enthusiasm
from end to end this broad Union For eight years
Blame has been the first choice OF The people without
official patronage envied and hated during ths greater
ronage of the country he has been recognized by the
people ~ the unquesiioned pOssessOr OF the gandes
Combination Of heart brain and under the flag
aud wherever the rank and file OF the Republican party
aud the progressive men Of both parties nave had
chance to speak his has been the first III their
vo,crs The abuse OF Blaine OF which we have hadqute
enough can now II should be, by the votes or
the American people who will surely put upon it thejE
seal OF condemnation they did four years ago, upon
the shameless abuse OF James 4. Garfield The nOmna
ton OF James Blaine will restore to far now
possible the Garfield Administration, that was, IN most
ruthless way, shot down nearly four years ago, rhen
James G.. Blaine stood by Its side who, next 10
Garfield was Its chief representative. III the
people OF this Union do overwhelmingly elect ia mes
g. Elaine be Garelds first elected successor, they viii
be IN worthy o. the memories, the deeds and tue heroic
and manly death OF that second martyred Chief Mass-
trate Of these United States.
BRILLIANT GENIUS AND DAZZLING POLITICIANS.
FROM The augusta Ga Chr0Hfcle. 49,
The merciless cartoons OF comic paper dld
Blaine no harm. They may have helped To nominal
him though not so Intended Mr. Blaine Is rliant
man. Of genius, dazzling politician, An audacOus dplo-
matist splendid orator and popular and magnetic
sfrategst He has tho event demonstrated, hosts OF
fervd friends but in his camp his enemies are
powerful and numerous.