New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
TALK ABOUT THE TICKET.
STEADILY GROWING IN FAVOR.
ILLINOIS ACCEPTS HARRISON HEARTILY.

scIf considered Bis CANDIDACY was entirely acceptable
to the party In this city and State And when me cam
most distant and casual observer. :. General
Harrison undoubtedly the second choice , Oh
majority of the Republicans OF this city, ana aieaoy
his name Is exciting enthusiasm
PATRIOTISM RUNS IN THE FAMILY.
From The Springfield lMass) Union.
It does General Harrison no harm TO have had
grandfather and though the American people, care
more for what man than for what his grandfather
was they are quick appreciate It when the patriotism
and hcroism runs in the family and are disposed
TO put confidence in a man who comes Of good, sturdy
stock especially when he does credit to the qualities
he has Inherited
PEACEMAKER AND FRIEND or LABOR
From The Indianapolis Journal
Tho story OF General Harrson's connection with
the railroad strike OF 1877 will be with interest
by his friends throughout the country. That
the unfortunate affair brought TO a bloodless
snd as as nSa HARRISON than
to any other one man.
BOTH CANDIDATES AND CAUSE STRONG.
From The Uptown (New-YorlD Visitor
After Blaine Harrison was the strongest candidate
whom the Republicans could have nominated for the
are strong but much stronger than they is the principle
OF protection to American industry and consequently
10 The American workman, which they represent
INDIANA AND NETWORK SAFE
From The New-York Independent.
Indiana and New-York are pivotal States, and no
ticket that could have been nominated would have
that of Harrison and Morton. 1t is ticket that
means victory.
SPLENDID LEADERSHIP FOR THE PARTY.
From The st. Paul Pioneer Press
Under such leadership the Republican party will
carry forward an earnest enthusiastic, ali aggres-
sNe campaign. 1t has positive principles, and men
to represent them. 1t viii carry the war into the
so-caled doubtful States. It imposes upon the De
mocracy the necessity OF concentrating every force In
order to hold and q carrying both rS ScR
as the issues now framed, Is little short OF an
imposslbIlty.
HAPPY SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM
From The staunton Valley Vlrginian.
The result of the long and animated contest was
happy and auspcious solution OF the contention
1T WILL GROW IN FAVOR
From The Minneapolis Journal Originally for
Gresham.
His nomination Orr. Morton'sl completes ticket
which will commend itself more and more TO the
people of the country the contrast between t and
its adversary grows clearer and becomes more anu
more thoroughly understood
THE CAMPAIGN ADMIRABLY OPENED.
From The Omaha Republican.
With the ticket and platform it presents to the
people the Republican party s enters sa t WITH tbe
alton of certain triumph If it does Its duty'
ENCOURAGING POPULAR EXPRESSIONS.
From The Detroit Tribune.
From all directions the most encouraTng
am; enthIsiasic responses to the Republican
nominations.
AN AGGRESSIVE FIGHT ASSURED.
From The Cincinnati Times Star.
We have a candidate with whom We will wage an
aggressive campaign Tho Duiuen VI uoioii0o VIII
be on the Democracy
SEVERAL CONVINCING ARGUMENTS.
From The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
lie General Harrison) will be elected for what ne
is i'm himself He will be elected for the sake Vi
the issue Of American protection business ne 40 and Political
interests Of the country need Repupncah triumph
A ISLANDER THAT WILL NOT INFLUENCE
FRESHMEN.
From The New-York Tablet
The vile charges Of BnOw-Nothingism WHICH IN I,
scrupuous and mendaciOus papers nave; lOr campa sn
nnrposes brought against General Harrison I n
be dismissed as altogether unworthy OF nGtlse an
Tie bonor of our race hope that no Irls American
Democrat Will have anything to do win 1,, SucH q,
OF however ives to the friends Of
protection After Mr.. Blaine General harrison wa
the most available candidate aud We tnlA ,b more
his record and antecedenis are eAanliii'u ''0 "-0
apparent will this fact become
WHERE HARRISON CANNOT MATCH HIS RIVAL
From The Mllg aukee Evening Wisconsin,
rberc Ia no use of Disgusting facts even 10 political
campaign In comparing the two PresldehIaI t tS,
ddates the most ardent RepubDesn NUS ; sn' ui@
Cleveland wears bigger collar than HarrHoh
THE PREVALENCE OF BLAINEIsM
From The spnn gfeld Union.
The Administration organs will have It that Kepub
ucanJsm IS Blaineism. Well so be II. Mr.. blaine
nearest potcal desire Is to the Democratic party
on a. sects with f. II will be continent case in
November and break out into a regular epldeElc
No vaccination with the Democrauc Virus VI N'o
trade will check II.
NOT THE FIRST DEFENSIVE CAMPAlGN'
From The Trenton Gazette.
Tho Democratic HNew-York Evening Post' sheer
ngy says the Reptile ans are ass tSaf This IS
reproach to the party and sign n Oh nan was de-
fba
rebels Of the South, and the defehdeLs tne ios A M
publcans and Democrats OF the NORTH
JOHN BULL DOES NOT APPLAUD
From The Hartford Post.
News from the Golden Club IS very dcprei sng.
No London paper takes kindly to the Republican NOM
nation or platform.
NOT TOO MUCH IN LOVE WITH JOHN BULL
From The wheeling Inteligencer.
No morbid English sympathy in Harrison He De,
sends from man who helped execute Charles the
First.
NOR THE CONFEDERATE ARMY ROLL
From The Minneapolis Journal
President Harrison Will find the composition OF a
Cabinet an easy task The Republican party has a
wealth of material And he Will not have TO conn
the land with fire-tooh comb TO find suitable Judges
for the United states supreme IOut'
TICKET AND PLATFORM IN A NUTSHELL
From The Norwich Bulletin.
prut the democratic ticket at the head OF their ed-
| toral column in shape something i'Ae thiS'
FOR PRESIDENT.
GROVER CLEVELAND OF NEWYORK
aGrover Cleveland has done more TO advance tho
cause OF free trade than any prime minister Oh Eng
Isnd has ever done s-(London Spectator.
FOR vIcE.PREsIDENT,
ALLEN C. THURMAN OF OHIO.
aThs only time England can use Celt Is when he
cmgrates 10 America and votes for ifee traoe
don Times.
THE WEATHER REPORT
| GOVERNMENT INDICArroNS-FoR 81 HoUah
| u,srrxerox July l-For New. England and Eastern
| ~-vo,k warmer HIGHT rain, followed by far weather.
northerly winds becoming variable
| For Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland
fair weather preceded by light raia on the coast
northerly winds shifting TO southeasterly.
For Virginia and North Carolina slightly cooler followed