New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-16
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANHASS

THE OTHER CANDIDATES CAN INVITE BLAINE
From Tho Utica Herald.
The remarkable feature of the situation IS that II
many quarters the demand is reiterated that the par
must summon Mr. Blaine to It's service That can onN
be done the hearty cooperation Of several OF tle
leading candidates and with the full demonstratlol
that no other name Will be as certain harbnger Z
triumph in the election To such a summons he couh
not as patriot return negative answer
EvARTs ANOTHER DARK HORSE.
New-York Dispatch to The Philadelphia Ledger
1t should DO said, however, in justice to Mr.. Evart
that there are indications OF resurrection OF his Dura
boom At the hotels tonight there was heard sons
is bare possibility therefore, that Mr.. Evarts WI
cut something of figure at Chicago after all
THE WEST THINKS NETWORK UNIMPoRTANT.
From The st. Paul Dispatch.
Tho next Republican candidate cannot come from
lighting ground it is palpably unfair and inexpedc
that the action of the delegation from that State should
control the conventions choice
NO APOLOGIES FOR 'EIGHTY-FoUR NEEDED.
From The Cincinnati Commecal-Gazelte.
If it should be the particular policy of tho Repu,n.
at Chicago to bid against Cleveland for the i-
proval of the British freetrade and Mugwump dlde
of saving at the spiegot lose at the bung. IN
judgment it would not be safe make the Republican
IS not at ali our notion Of the way to win We do not
think It will be according to the Republican spirit at
Chicago.
NO NAME INSPIRES LIKE BLAINE'3
frOm Inc InOHldStOn the.D
While Blaine a possible candidate II no DIS
paragement to any say that every other candidate,
however able ahd however eminent. was second
choice. This could be seen in the rcfIsa Of public
sentiment to crystailize about any other name. Could
Mr.. Blaines Eame be presented 10 tie convention DIS
nomination would be certain; and were h nominated,
1t is equally certain that he would win magnncens
victory for the Republican party.
GRESHAM SHOULD RUN AGAINST THURMAN.
From The St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Of course Thurman as Vice-Presient would nos
have the slightest influence In mounting leglslaucn
on tic, but in the present state Of public feeling on
the corporation question in the Wes this eonsae ss
ment, in which element the Republicans are IN no
preponderance from depositing thor ballots ios sa.
Democratic ticket should the President OF me Ner
York Central Railroad be put in nomination this year;
In fact Thurnan's candidacy males the selecuoh "
Gresham as standard bearer BY the RepuDican' "a
utely essential TO the success OF the canvass III low
DEPEw COULD WIN DESPITE THE WEST.
From The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
1t is intimated that Depew might lose WisSon rna
"The Commercial cannot believe that the hePaiw
lcans Of that State, who are as anxious 10 20 snT
the Government from the Democracy as those OF aSy
other. would vote against man who was sasis' u.
in every other respect simply because he had ~ ,s.
S %orId Bu anS with New YORK Newjersey and Con-
nectcut TO his credit, Mr. Depew could Sssia
D De@Seras psye claims Michigan IS
thirteen votes and Minnesota's seven could pe s,sd
to those Of Wisconsin and still Depew waua D vera al
right. 1t IS also intimated that he would DC hs,eys
in the trans-M Mississippi safes We 90 ngsnosotas
seven Nebraskas I'VE, Nevada's three S3op' and
three, and still win by two votes, II Michigan
Wisconsin should stand firm
long LIVE BLAINE
From The Florida Cyclone. .,x
The Hon J. G. Blaine Is. yet soiournhng s wspeh
When he returns II will be his tnumph.i na,ards
Whether Presidential candidate or nor iT ,,ons q
as tho first citizen of the Republic, and no nssss
did before. Long, long live Blaine.
GENERAL CARR FOR vIcEPREsIDENr u,.
Washington Dispatch TO The Milwaukee Evening VIZ
cOnsln. -, "a.
day. "ihat there is settled conviction anooI nSs
Presidential slate makers that the vice ne Ien
candidate bnr" SaS been Conference Of Ager
Allison Gresham Rusk Harrison and she.n ,hn nom
nla on'S Of any western man makes desirable
select New-York man for second place;; nossessed
S SStg the i best running qualities He has soldier sS
which is superb and has always run ahea % State th,
last time by a margin OF about 1900 votes snesS IN
the rest of the Republican ticket iou nay sieiy
settled now as Humans was before the iS''
vention.'
FREDERICK DOUGLASS WANTS HAiSi'i'O
Washington dispatch to The Boston Herald III
Fred Douglass, the wcll-known colortd 3raao Mr.
accompany the Washington party 10 ,n nr me candl
dates for the nomination. would be most - Wei
70 the cOlOred peOplel He replied d. an admlrer
known thai for many ysa m naVS friendship and I'd
miration for him yet But there are other .ns xes
eral considerations which we should reason Iii carry
this time We want a combination that vi" nnnnion.
Indiana and NewNYork. The men, In my oeaa,husi-
who can do this perfectly and with risn "a The or
asm such as the country has never seen since and
ganization OF the Republican party are hsl ,sor ard
Norton or Harrison and Phelps or hal ~ Indiana
Depew Think OF General Ben HARRISON o. l ei-
"a grand man. a clean man in every essennsaAse as
Gated finished yet brought up nom tts the What
one OF them-pitted against Grover Cles ,,re and
contrast betveen characters. All that Is Pr Pr and
good and Intellectual and strung on one nj on tina
weakness, vscillaton, selfshness and tas '