New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
TALK ABOUT BLAINES SPEECH.

RROAp ENOUGH FOR THE Who'll NATION.
From The Phtlddephta Inquirer
His first speech in the Maine canvass is so
full OF words of a. apd nS Sy
such broad statesmanshp tha' II WI" III any "Hu 0''''
section OF the country.
MERELY A FORETAsTE
From The Baltimore american 49,.
Mr. Balnes speech yesteruay was soOl oil oms aonS
In 1889.
DIRECTING THE CURRENT OF DISCUSSION.
From The Utica Herald. a.,
Mora than any Official message, more than any action
by Congress LEGISLATURE the speech at sebaso LAKE
viii direct current OF political discussion anu 'ne
attitude OF parties.
,rrrrpFD Ry THE PARTY'S CHIEF SPOKESMAN.
oAA From The Philadelphia Press.
His specch Will road with the yeiest interest," not
oriu nacanse his wedeserved fame public speaker
brgets high expectations. which are never
snokesman OF the Republican party, and presents Win
something akin authority It's convictions and maturcd
Judgment
THE LYING ISSUES WELL STATED.
Mr.. Blanes opening speech IN tue Maine an
statement OF Republican principles applied
to current issues.
THE DEMoCRACY's WEAKEST POINT.
From The Boston Post (Den)
IT IA significant tnat Mr. Blaine fpds only one con-
trolling principle. and that this should DO the estaosh
ment and maintenance OF q high tariff on imports All
the rest Is subordnated TO this idea.
DIGNIFIED AND DIsPAssIONATE.
From me SPrfnGasta & ,a Sspao'sean 1..,.r,.v vas
cool and sweetempered discussion OF pub
lie questions
HANDLING THE THIRD PARTY FOLKS Skill
FULLY.
from The Philadelphia Record. Undl
He treats the Prohibition question ~ more necueu @
way than labor toplcs To our mind tnat IL 'he pes'
part OF his speech.
HARD TO PLEASE.
Prom The Neic York Epenftg Post
We have seldom seen anything 50 n.t anu we 90 nor
c,nslie- natne.s tie rary IN 'rtn s'ichar
acteristc OF Mr.. Blaine His turn OF mind Is pyroecn
meal
POPULAR VIEW % OF THE CASE CASE
The Erer,ing Post finds nothing OF moment 10 Mr
be stupid honesty. 1t is public opinion we believe
that the speech Is OF the ceaness c!earest
ss ss Of the next Republican for
President surely has moro Importance than me Ece
account OF course arraigns itsef against the
Immaculate Judgment OF The Evening fosI
PRACTICAL ANp DEVOID DOE OF FLOURISH sc,
Itis rhetorical. but Is direct oTciDe eonv'nelng
OF s reasons why the RsPaOIsan party ay
why the Democratic party does not deserve either
THE VOICE OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Frons me IouOhsesDse Eagle
Rehind his words lies the power OF intogept ana
consolidated public opinion lie speaks not ior james
c. Blaine only. but for more OF the citizens OF America
than any other man can
THE woRKINGMAN WISELY CAUTIONED.
FS0m The Troy Times. . ,,,,,.r
The difference which exists between the KepuoIcMnn M
and Democratic parties respect to promotns In
dustraI interests effectively set forth aud empha-
sized by the CIT ton Oh facs
| AN INDICTMENT WHICH THE PUBLIC sUsTAiNs'
From The Boston Traveller. ~ -,
Mr. Blainc's vigorous arragnmont tof the State Do
psrtmentl 10 one from winch there 10 no escape
MURDEROUs DESIGNS JUSTLY DENOUNCED.
From Ths Albany E1prsss .,.,,. 4.
In his exposition OF the ouJeets Oh ffonipiosss I
attempting openly and shameIessy 10 kniIo tue he
publican party, Mr.. Blaine speaks truths whioh APpy
10 all other states as well as To ne nome u
DOW The Prohibitionists arc throwing thsf nnuoheo
In favor OF the party OF free rum itma asusra,e @ @
ana malicious attack upon the kepnoicsu party en-,
gineersd throughout the Nation By tho frohp0nis'
| leaders.