New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
WILL BLAINE BE RELEASEDf
THE PARTY NOT ALTOGETHER WILLING
A DECIDED IRISH PROTEST.
From The Irish World.

As Tho Irish World" Is not Republican paper in
tho partisan sense would OF course DC an shans Of
advice to tho Republican party managers: We are
conscious however, OF being influenced oy @ hey
Ieve them to be- We are proud OF It's history We are
that no mistake shall no made in the near Presidential
campaign. Feeng all this and believing thaa or
motives T not be m op we or are %o REMARKS
fo- their earnest consideration That there are abe
not be questioned. and that any man in list Of per
haps hundred Of such would make good President
comparisons bni It Is matter Of the first importance
and The statement goes without saying-to nominate
that man who Will be ablo to add most strength to the
Republican party. NewYork Is pivotal state. The
Republican party TO be surc OF victory In thls STATE
and retain trpse already won. Hero tho Muemumps
IN force Here too. and in force are the irish. The
OF tho American Revolution Their instincts are
English ard not n, They he Fire. naeS 0
1854 because that party the National narty: and
@ s other Ms hsnd are e15 %
a large majority OF the worhlngmen Protec'iOnlstS.
Here Is material ont Of which to make fresh blood
usefulness and glory to The FcpnblIcan party; On
party. has firm hold as has James @. Blaine. II IA
T"n s yG no ong S or 70 BE- pray %
the PRINCIPLES nGs wh n ,hs party OF Abraham o
yon, and you ought to know It. For you TO shape your
policy IN se,rct y0nr randdat" with Wow IN
s0 0% hsm s They w be % GeveS
e wSn Il the ngw%mIs should renier the party r
not to do honest work In the ranks hut to perform for
yon the Office Of censors and drtatos. Now, failure
Influence; and Tho effect Of such action FACTION
would be 10 disgust thousands OF voters who in
Distinguishing principles Of the Republican party nor
do we believe se voters wond he confined exclusively
risk? l. right to alternate forces that naturally arc
OF you and that should and must DO with you to IN
Gentlemen have the courage OF your convictions and
re courage o. III" great men Of the Pepuhran party
Fla ne hs' IN ss4 brought "The Irish WORLD ovor 10
ged & a% % s%"r Pa srH II thai we made
fight w" had r.sov~A % mako the car,palen ~ Iaes
tho leader and standardbsare aran Whether the
SEED ,ha' has hen sowo will continue 10 frnciifv
In van VIII depend upon the counses that shan pro
vail In te near futur" GenI"men OF Tho Republican
parry. 70 Give and consr what IA here snhn,Itte IN
IN the spirit In which II f. written ana ,o.v cod
enigh' yonr minds and Strengthen your hearts TO see
and 10 do what Is the ght thing ~ Nv
HE MAY BE PERSUADED TO SERVE EVEN YET.
From The Pttsburg Times
shonld however changed circumstances ca,,a I, ,o
Republicans lOoldng. who Of all OILERS viii h.
Mr. Blaine become convinced that Ills present views
are erroneous and should the convention by arcama
cedo from tho position OF hts letter and accent the
nomination, Il would Involve no dlshonor.
CANNOT HIS DECISION BE REVERSED
From The Rochester Democrat aud Chronicle
Must Mr. Blalnes withdrawal be accepted as GnaIl
This is the question that Will rise spontaneously Ia
tho lirs Of thousands Of Republicans Ia this moment
OF disappointment
HOW 1T LOOKS TO a KNOWING BOURBON.
From The AGrlghted, spook seeing Boston Globe
(Deml
1t THE letter from FlOrcnce makes his denomination
all certain The other asplrants have no hope OF
resource left except by promptly following SUIT ana
Withdrawing themselves n ho has done. They can
moi stay In the field and fight man who has retired
that w0uld be ungracous and Improbable and would
strengthen MIR Blaine II they attempted H. IL they
stay In and fight each other they Will inevitably make
Mr.. Blaine the dark horse of the occasion. and In
sure his denomination in tho interest OF peace unity
and a chance to win. Mr.. Blaine happens to b. one
o, tbeg. lilo has practically made other nonlna
ton than his impossible by thus early retiring
from the His declnation at this time ltcr-
ally knocks out' every other candidate.
If LOST TO SIGHT, TO MEM'RY DEAR.
From Tho Burlington (VLi Free Pross.
Mr. Blaine will hereafter DO out OF the canvass but
he will not he out Of mind OF occupy any lower place