New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
BLAINE, THE GREAT HIGH PRIVATE
From The Pittsburg Times.

From The Pittsburg Times.
He C,lr Blaine) IS to-day better pleased, II pos
sble than General Harrison whom the honor was
conferred. In less than month he Will be on Amer.
SOIL ready as the GraI t bs sp roll as Of Wor
crs, and to do his whole duty wherever IL shal iah
Mr. Blaine is not particle less the great Rcpub-
llcan leader he has been. lie Is even more
warmly the great favorte OF the paryIths, unfesh
citizen declining the highest honor tho Nation has IL
IN rs puwcr to tesiUw
THE MUGwUNIPs NOT ESPECIALLY TICKLED.
From The Ncw-York Evening Post FrecTradcp.
The ticket nominated at Chicago after such pro pro
longed agony is not Of kind to excite much cnthus
asm, but is, nevertheless, very respectable one.
SPLENDID PROSPECTS OPENED.
Fiori Tho New Haven Palladium.
We need do nothing more here and now than to
congratulate the Convention on It's wisdom the ke-
the prospect now brightly opening up before It, OF
grand and truly American ADMINISTRATION for the four
years beginning with the 4th of next March.
AN ADMIRABLE SECOND CHOICE.
From The Utica Press.
His nomination sufficiently unanimous on the
decisive ballot 10 clearly indicate that he was With
favores out of the race the choice Oh the majority
HARRISON MATCHES THE PLATFORM WELL
From The Buffalo CONGRATULATIONS.
A splendid candidate has been selected He stands
upon sound platform. He has clear, good record
on every public issue. lie has the prestige Of victory
in state where the Democracy strong.
With Harrison as the head OF the ticket the Republl,
an assurance Of glorious victory in glorious cause
LITTLE HoOsIER BLUFF.
From The Indianapolis Sentinel (Iled-hOt Dem
General Harrison cannot carry Indiana, and he
cannot be elected He Is identified with the OF
monopoly and In this campaign monopoly Is going 10
be defeated.
NO HEART BURNINGs LEFT BY THE CHOICE
From The Hartford Courant
The Convention has given US a candidate for the
Presidency every way worthy every way available,
whose nomination leaves dangerous eartburnings
behind whose candidacy unites and solldifes the
party In the doubtful States and the safe alike.
BLAINEs FRIENDS WILL WORK FOR III.
From Tho Utica Herald.
The millions of Americans who love James G.
blaine with a devotion which Is the marvel of our
times will prove their featy 10 him and their loyalty
10 the principles he represents, by rallyng 10 the
NO sCAvENGER CAMPAIGN PROBABLE
From The Chicago Times Ind Dem)
General Harrison Is gentleman of uusainsi repl-
,atlon and the scavengers OF the party will vainy
seek for material against him with which to befoul
the political atmosphere
SUCCESS RUNS IN THE FAMILY.
From The Troy Telegram.
IL one Harrison. a soldier, could unhorss Martin Van
Buren the other Harrison, a soldier, statesman,
model citizen, virtuous man, throw In tho
dust tho candidate selected by the Democratic party,
who Is not unspotted politically morally.
BLAINE STILL a CONSPICUOUS FIGURE
From The New Haven News free trader.
Blaine IS not the nominee of the party. but no is
commander-inchlef at the head Of the forces In the
field he is the "unctowned king welding the baton
OF acknowledged leadership over the Republican