New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-13
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVAS&
A CANDIDATE WORTH HAVING: HARRISON

A CANDIDATE WORTH HAVING: HARRISON
From The wkesbarre Record
Largely as a result Of General Harrisons nnarng
personal efforts the Republican State ticket TN lnuss
two wears agO) elected by an average nlsJory
1000 The measure of General Harrlsons pel s.,sS
influence and Of the shameessness OF inc pan"Srss
popular majority in the State on members OF the oT
house was not 1000; put nearly iv lin tba. way IL
publicaw want a candida'e WIN oan i'- INV
indiana
pEpEw LOOKED AT FROM MASSACHUSETTS,
From The Worcester Spy
The really doubtful States. therefore, the vole
either of which would be decisive OF TINS d.
clare with confidence that the state wouu DC sr "a
Republican with Depcw as candidate. tsa ma Tran
true but whether he would have more votes tsro ~
any other Republican candidate Is not proven ~ n
certain that he would be weaker In many PIvD amt
mated II IS not worth while to burden the canvas
throughout the country with candidate VINO o wO ne
DO Objectionable to large numbers OF ci''H'H' W.
sake of his popularity in single ota'e
A1IIsoN,s CHANCES FOR A COMPROMISE
Washington dispatch TO The Hartford Courant
The general impression among those who n ~
watched many National conventions Is that WIN nov
exception none of the prominent car hostile feel.
named can be nominated owing 10 the nos,n AZ.
ing that win be created by active rivalry. Inls
ception Is Allison, Of Iowa He IL not ~ I'm
in Suiet way that must command attention In 81
of deadlock he Will have none OF tne a. an, Ws,sq
against him that the others T nsv; break
HIM NAV carry the day singular feature Of tne
Convention talk here the offer Of certain Dd pG III
Gratis hero to-day to bet 5000 against @i'"oN
Blaine will be the Republican nominee
PERSONAL sELFIsHNEss MUST GIVE WAS
From The Utica Herald. 81.
Tho Republicans can win, they must wi" Win 'rust
they will need their strongest candidate ana nc W a
be found and must be chosen IL will Dc inc him
the convention to point him OUT and to maze SAT-, Ate
the standard bearer. PERSONAL preferencesll al
pride prejudice must yield before the necesitess, =
Mr. Blane's unselhshness must be tho example ivi III
The demands of the electors inc IRE nsngh Of
candidates, must be considered, and the man Ncsb.
must be able to carry New England ana 'n aDa New
Jersey and even threaten the front OF the sonu 0'1
A DEBT THE COUNTRY OWES TO ALGER
From The Norwich Bulletin. -,
II is an interesting fact In connection with oens, la
Ayers military career and doubly Interesting shn IN
OF tho critical Illness OF gallant Little Phll Sne. 80
that Il at Ayers suggestion that sner'a 1. ~
started through the grades OF service which nav
comfy eliminated In the highest military honor only
II is In the power OF this nation to bestow no. Ssn
was It largely due to his opportunities ina. er The
an obscure captain was Snt M many important
lures In the Alger lent sheridan suppor' "A
crowned the latter with success
PATRICK FORD TO JUDGE WEST
Telegram to the chairman of last weeks Blanc NOW
ing In Springfield, Ohio. ,.st
CONCENTRATIONS upon meeting. You are r witS
With James @. Blaine we VIII carry Now strsnsth
out A doubt None other approaches his suy uissinI
The duty Of tho convention Is plain. Give w.
and victory. PATRICK FORD.
JUSTICE MILLER A GOOD DARK HORSE
From Tho Omaha World .,scuxssd
The ouestion arises, and is already osihs
"who WITH be the dark horsep A., ,,,,ted states
samuel F. Miller, Justice Of t the Ha%i' m TIL.
Supreme Court, Is already peins nrod means %
knowing aver that leading Republican he event
consider him the most available choice ,considsrsbe
cores pondence has already passed Mia froVs
leaders on this question and that Justice ''
In favor