Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-06-13
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET,
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY OF IT.
The Expressions of Dissatis.
faction.

The annexed CONVERSATIONS and extracts rep
pen dent and democratic news papers on the noul-
nations made by the Republican national con-
vention at Chicago
| The New York XtrdH (ind believes tina,
every man who cares for the purity of public
! life and the we'll fare of the country must poig-
nantly regret Baine's nomination. 1t thinks
| however, that the choice will be accepted bv
| large number OF voters with something of grim
satisfaction, as it will enable the party and the
| country TO bury out of sight SO bad il candidate
| by an Overwhelming defeat. 1t believes thai
| these voters may now congratulate themselves
they are IN IA fair way TO have done away with
! Blaine forever.
The New \ ork I'"'fs rep repuiiA,es Blaine
! with positlNeness which shows that it is will
ing TO burn It's bridges, and without having any
new ones ready for use. 1t SAYS: 1t is best
after all, that James & Blnin. should be til,
candidate OF the Republican party His nomi
nation has been urged with earuestness and
sincerity 10y ma Jprity Of that party, and the
MAJORITY must rule in this country, even when
II Is in the wrong. The party now appeals to
| the country with candidate no stands for
something He Represents the average Of R.
publican principles and purposes, ofE~puoIcan
honor or conscience, they now are.
We shall not De surprised i. some Republicans
who 80 not lihs Mr.. Blaine resent with heat
this allegation that u man, " no rs Speaker o.
the House OF Representatives, battered his Off
ci'l influence for private gain who, Secretary
oi State made the enforcement OF a swiEdiing
claim against distressed and prrShing sister
republic the most conspicuous feature OF hi,
foreign policy, msn " no has had no part
interest IN the NO X ne in the last five wears
toward the publication Of the puh.ic service, i
: fair type and representative # the party thar
saved the | MON. freed the slave, AMI restored
he nation al credit. There viii be nothing am
uIEuo - about the def,a, q Mr. Blaine He
"ho runs may clearly read the verdict in al
vance: "A C,ndliae unworthy Of confidence
and a party too careless of ~ honor 10 be
longer trusted with the nation
One word As to the position OF the TDtrs. II
viii no. support Mr. Blaine t.r The Presidency.
II will Advice no man To vote for him, and it.
reasons 10 this course a.r perfectly Vel under
stood hT ever body that has ever read Il,
Without the mention ot names the GOA :" OF The
I'mss WAS inrrshaiov FL 10 - tssIs ~ Nay -
when II replied to the question O. a u,Frr>pon
dent ia these word,
Nth" nominee 9th. Chicago K publican con-
N'hI'uu = a IiNu worthy lu IL. President pl yhr
utis'sl states, ia" y. y T,,rs viii xiv. h4u .
nearly Hni vigorous support IL lac stall Zee, "a
"tHr an" rgtUs t. hold ;Igsr great nIiir,. = man
vino, l. r-"IAiiy Aud politically iU Ollie. OF out
r.pu'>"',t. principles and practices winch the
!l"'"S hHitnT~ hui lA~ vtuu~-t,,ri IL Isir'y t.
>hnn "" shall watch with great iit v'>j the ..f-
.''.> "i Nc responsible" for ~tir a nomination
:" "'''t ihriF 'sai lat" hur ~ can give t's..tn uu
help
The in'er-s, the T,as, will take in this can
''s' 1' isai a. = frieai sui phf >igitu l. D..
no; with g nie'l nj ffrrru-c hur ~Ifh unstrsak-
30 saine,, hat II see. th~ Republican party
Hrry~T,~'s st i's face iaNsrt error an! ~ '--I
~ vicious P'tu', for as 49, done some ,ersler
To The parry
The Ma Yrrx E-.a,ag Pct .iuI. rep ear-
IL id tic hEh' s-a'us. Rl''u~ l. nov amour
rrs hat h's Ir'.,. J., rsstatu. ant rhtl It's M.
ui'uir d'P~ut, Iarsc,y .poa n. action Of he
democrats. Il believes that the nomination Of
lerclaa4 OF Esytrl q oHli leave The r-pah iIe,u
candidate wi'hog' q remaining chance Ire
IS position - well presented 10 he iollaw'n.
extract. The Chicago convention asks =
large sud iuhurnflai nlsn rffIY 20 s.syr' i gtD
ifi tie whsm II believes 's re p.r.ea,..y has,
and 70 trprrsrnt more than tg: h' ti~r rh- t,s-
Hna Sor5uP. ana isu-r- Ia- rE..usH' gu \ sp.r.
can politics " hat H.A.- tbr ra -'f-r aft fha
worse IS tina; ihr situation 'hu. ..-,'a! IS QUE
'u "h3Ch no gomwuurss O., Fa-,r..- y ya'~r
t'rrs to tel 'Isrirna, err 81, fs'.E;, 'nys hr d.
70 l. - - - -. .@---.E h-r, - -
soF-hIe3 - Is bat Is.tvef4Irl, ! ., el
I 49,: - Too soon = 'os-a'ss. rgu
! VI, i sine 49,, be elected a. look on 4 ,rr
ara hflbsr be csn Ice i i-.t-d ,tfr.sr
running the organization nH5sh J., telu. grutil.
tGtrd IN iac service Of bts -r.6 ,G ambition re-
maias 10 tr s,sn. Wha'eser happens. wr be-
.1'rr great po..rlr4. publication VII. be ib-
fcsAt', AID We shall somehow have q part,
which AL rcPrr,rni the Amsficau ,.eopl. in
'is no"!e.t mooi anI wsI aIe44,telr e1pr,s.
'hr nai'oaa! respect for the virtues Ly which
Cove nmenl a. Wrli as homes are maintained
and defended
The Nrs York S,ssfs Z,sfaqg. the leading
bcFnsn newspaper Of the United States ION
an independent aud powerful force sans U
t's opinion o. the Candidates character bv saw
.nE We would prefer thar rhr soGnrr. had
hAd tern spared lh- danger o. ih- election az
.ach President II dos uof 0.rur 70 Us that
Blame - weak character HIS magnetism"
IS no empty phrase When he lei, C1nsrrs, To
become he bead Of the executive Tor h. VAS
Ia" oniy bead Of the Gssarji administration
ne was Obliged to prop a. hts popularity by Ia
eome'iiTe foreigu policy. whgyh.shuYld tickle
'oe Faa'ty 81 The nation. - htile dill he re-
gard The true interests Of the people To this
course the man vi. Al s5,s adhere, no III t,trr
IN What position b. may be lie Is tbe buliryr
aud shiest representative Of all those Who fght
Tor hat political power which mt,r-pscstn. The
people
T..
rep. } TIE silence OF deliberate migmea,
Will decide on the vision Of ,esreriay : work
No brass band, 60 stirring speech ~ ire
works--and we shi! have pipniv % all
these under the stand ri u~ rig ~ no has
ne"n given us-wiU drierm a. the result The
judgment OF the American ycoy.r uIa, not he
Swayed as that OF the convention was At
iempis to stimulate enthusiasm may all with a
reluctant people -
The Boston Advertiser the leading republican
newspaper IN New Engand, asserts that 10 a
large section OF the republicans the nomination
OF hr. Blaine will appear omiuous of disaster {
1t will mean 10 them that the party Of sound
government and hilh moral purpose has abdi. /
Gated ITS place AS the exponen, Of principles. !.
and that It's deci'ion no longer reflects the ma I
tuGed Judgment o. a great and responsible par
~ OF its own position it SAYS:
We need not enter upon any formal iecla- /.
raton OF our own entire agreement with those +
republicans who thus fail To fad in The noni, /.
nation any TIT expression Of the csttbli shed .
principles and avowed aims OF the republican
party. The events OF the last three dtys have
gwen US n answer to the objections so often
urged IN these columns against the nomination
OF Blame and against the course o. Blaine "a.
a public man and have presented no coniin- !
gency IN which these objections could be wav.
ed consistently with the truth or political hon
or. We have then nothing to retract and
nothing TO modify. With undated d votion
to the great purposes for which the republican
party was organized and has been maintained.
we declare our inability to support the nomi-
nation. either IN the present aspect of the poit-
&c Il held or IN any which now seems likely TO
present ilself'
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