New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

.Tbe ToIeka Capital" holsts as its ticket Blaine
and Gresham Tine are certainly no Mes on mat
would consent to occupy second place On the ticket
1t may not be out of place. TO add hat there IS some,
thing also very eupnOniOus III the combination OF
Depew and Harrison.
BLAINE STILL THE CHOICE OF THE MAJORITY.
From The Pttsburg Post Qem.)
Even in the light Of these last advices from Flor,
ence wo 90 not deem MI B,ane Mr . a"a
is the first cliUice of great majority OF the party
contingency pointed out as We read tho ro,ponsiol,
tics Of American politics, Mr.. Blaine would accept
aud he would be Right In doing So
THE CONTEST GROWING INTERESTING.
From The Rochester Herald
One result (of Baines attitude) may, at least, be
fairly anticipated: Tho Republican party now stands
fair chance of being reuniied. The field
Is clear TO me orhc' 40 WI De 'onn or m'l nr
Joseph T. or tho II. Ill Tue struggle viii now
become an Interesting one.
OCLEsBY AND DEPEw.
From Tho Chicago Journal.
How would this dol For President. Richard J.
Ogesby of Illinois; for Vice President Chauncey
NJ. Dcpew, OF New-fork
sIIERMAN'S LONG AND HONORABLE RECORD
From The Springfield Union.
The withdrawal of Mir. Blaine will be followed by
a spirited, but not btcr for the Republican
Pres dental nom nation The most prominent among
those who may DC considered as candidates Is I'M
doubtedy Senator John Sherman of Ohio. No
now high In public ne has teen in politics SO long,
or ha, such record Of uniform success aud honorable
service.
VOICE WHICH BLAINE COULD NOT RESIST.
Fiom The Newark Press Register.
It has been felt by Republicans that the choice Of
personal scruples OF great leader that t6e party,
which not Mr. Blaine could resist.
WIN the language usod by Mr.. Blaine at Florence In
It convince Republicans that the name OF Blaine
should not longer 10 thought of In connection with
sons tho considerations of health and the objections
OF wife and family, DO accepted by tho Chicago Con,
regret that the great Republican party Of the country
consent, 10 give mp lis long cherished purpose Of
That regret win thrill through all the proceedings of
the Republican National Convention.
INDIANA's RIVAL CANDIDATES.
From The ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
Ex-senator Benjamin Harrison Is a good Rep3.
lican aad popular man but his friends Will not help
his cause By dccrying Judge Gresham as some OF them
doing
GRESHAM AND THE LABOR VOTE
From The New-York Evening Post.
Judge Gresham IS believed to DO barred out because
OF his prompt and fearless decisions against rbuen
strikers, Which would cost him the @lator vote
A DARK HINT REGARDING DEPEw.
From The Boston Herald Mugwumpi.
As the race stands TO day, Allison and Dspew seem
20 us to be clearly In the lead. There may be some
thing developed at any moment that VIII put Air.
Dcpcw out CT the running
SPLENDID GROwTH OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
From The Boston Journal.
IL Is safe to that the returns OF new organlza-
tons made a; ihe meeting OF the Executive COM
mttee the National Tongue OF Republican Clubs
IN New York cry Saturday were sufficient To
amaze even lie Leagues founders and INST and
Grnlest friends.
G ENERAL HAwLEY AS A STATES RIGHTS MAI.
From The ST. Louis Republican (Dem)
80 Republican could have made the speech Mr..
Eawicy U,sio in Opp0siIios 10 The Blair bill and In
l1ae . tfal InIfan IAlI Krf
ic and other who believe with him. and call them
selves II pul cahs. continue the sham and false
hood OF alliance with p,rty hat Is radically at
variance with Ike 4 ideas OF righti
AFTER BLAINE SHERMAN.
From The B6ston Transcript.
Who viii 10 the Al upon whom tho ReIublicsas