New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
THE VICTORY IN MAINE.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY ABOUT IT..
THE PINE TREE STATE LEADS.

THE PINE TREE STATE LEADS.
From The Utica ~. y. Herald tRepJ
Once more Maine utters to the Republicans
OF the Nation its own motto: Il lead" 1t leads in
brave frank warning that third party 10 mschievous
be opposed with vror and dsclson It lead, in tue as
surance that for p election to home labor for the main
Ct ctzenshp and honored principles Of tho R-pub-
lean party. the American people can yet be trusted.
The bunder or 1884 must 10 corrected.
n any Republicans been tiind and distrustful,
they can take heart OF hope from the demonstration
which Maine gives that the "Gran1 Old Party" 10 the
party OF victory and the party OF the future.
USEFUL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
From The Boston Journal lRep.)
The Republicans have splendid victory by going
before people upon the issues OF the hor and with
out other influence aid. The result shows that the
Republicans hold their own In the Northern states
II they have the courage OF tner CONVICTIONS
HOW IT STRIKES THE ENEMY.
ron f vi Bes0v w NOE Seen that Il .ive.
the Plumed Knight chance TO coDvnce the Republicans
elsewhere that he ought to be gwen another chance to
carry other States hence and VIC are as one
with the Plumsd Knight IN devouty hoping that he may
make them think So
LIKE A "POLLYwOG": MOSTLY HEAD.
From The brooklyn Eagle (Iild.)
Tho third paIiy the did not amount
to mucn. The ProhiOiionists Numbered in the index
and Downsr- else
NARROWING THE FREE TRADE SOUL
From The BROOKLYN Times (Rsp)
Our amusing contemporary me Aec-fork Itm's
gravely announces IN It's editorial columns that Mr.
Blaine Is gong down blll pretty rapidly in MS own
state and says of the result of yesterdays election
"This Is than dlscouragi0g Tor Mr. Blaine. IL Is
destructive" "Going down hill" Is good. Our Mug
all the uo-hil OF the Repub chief
and that his the White House ereafer Will be
a. easy rolling down hill.
The organ OF tho MugwGmp free traders fees pretty
sick. and dop't wonder. 1t knows the magnificent
work Mr. Blaine has done during the past months; Il
reoegpzes tie glorious success that has wned hla
keep the Re publican party unbroken II know.
Mr. Blaine Ia stronger to-day Ia the affections and
con hdence OF the Republican masses than he was IN
1875 or 1850 when ne was the popular candidate iol
inatiOn; stronger than he Wa In 1854 when the
Chicago Onvent on tho oDg-deerrsj purpose
OF the party. H. Is compelled 10 abandon ia last hope
OF seeing some token " wane IN his power, and IL does
reluctantly.
Mr. Bsins was born TO be thorn Ia the flesh OF Eng
sh free traders and bogus ref0rmers and he 10 fulfilling
his mission.
A DAMPER TO THE THIRD PARTY
Augusta Dspatch 70 The Neio York World tDem)
Blaine still DUss OF Maine VIII carry MA sta
with him TO the National Convention of'SS. The Pro
bib onisis have hzzled and come out the small emu OF
thu horn. The Democrats have not succeeded IN max
any iuroads on the Republic majority. mis- does
not look promising for "a National movement. IL will bt
wet blanket for the other States
have been waiting To hear from Maine before starting q
XIII the Republican party In tue nation.
DISAPPOINTED ANGLERS
From The Boston Advertissr tRep)
1t IL not year. To judge by Maine, OF " stampedea
The Democratic hook, too thiny bated with third part,
movements, has not deceived the masses.
THE WORK OF MR. BLAINE.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
This result has been brought aDous by the spirited
rech.s OF Mr. Blaine. expouning tho great issues
the and the confidence OF the opls ia the wisdom
and patriotism OF the Republican party In the anago
ment the affair OF the Pine Tree State and OF tn
whole country
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
From The Hartford Courant tRep)
For the present sp endd victory tns cnic cred mus
be given to the energetic and able efforts Of Mr. Blaine
SUCCESS AND ITS SECRET.
Prom The Neto. York sun.
Reed pulled through, usuA. Nj Rssd has good iue
~ well as bralnA