The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-28
TIPPEeAHOE AND TYLER TOO,
ANOTHER LOG CABIN
AND HARD CIDER
CAMPAIGN.
Harrison Of Indiana and
Norton If New York.
I've Isuhful state Made certain

Tire work of the great convention
st chicago Wss finished Monday
evening TTon the eighth ballot
C2en- Beni. Harrison, of Indiana,
vss nominated for President, and on
the Hrsi ballot Levi p. Morton, Of
New York, Wa nominated for Wee
President. There were many evil
deBces that the hr~t choire uf the
convention vras jaime 81. Blaiue; hut
IN the face Of three enphaiic decli-
nations. % would have been, 10 -ay
the least, very indi-rreet To have
monliuzted him. lie could not At
fond O. take nomination unless it
Uas unanimously rendered; and il
t.eczmr evident lseforr the contest
uas completed that such = uumiua-
tian u-as impossible. Next Co Blaine,
Harrison SEEMED iu the eyes of all
the coming man. Hsiliug A. he
does from . doubtful stale. sud with
aFlTiVate and I'ulllir recori lsuth sl'ot-
ity. and uith tine talismauir inilu-
ence uf the uamcs uf hi- illu~triuus
auce-ior~ interliuktd With hi~ OWN
he caunui hut o.. uue st the strongest
~andidates the Republicans could
have nominated. There T. absolute
Is uothing aissut tsru. Harrison :
rsndi6acy which requires dcicu-
siVe camTraigu. There was a muir
uuE against hI~ vote whilp senator
uFsan the ChineSe restrictive hill :
hul thai has hceu -rt 81 rest 10y a
FsroI,er explanation. To say that that
-TIticism has no haSi~. o. sufficiently
evidenced in the unanimous and en-
thusisSljc support given him hy the
california delegation. since the
frsi candidacy of teen. Grant there
has l,een No candidate. brought uut
aEzinsi whom 80 little can bc said ~
tsen- Harrison. Ou she other hand
tsroVer Cleveland has lrcu making
q record. and = very unsatisfactory
ane. during the last four years. The
Democracy l. PLACED upou the de-
fensive, with = very defective, rot
ten line % entertainments With a
platform in fun aCcord with the
he~l Interests of the Nation, and
With the banner bearing the name
% Harrison and Morton, the Repuh-
licans will march to SURE sud Ger
tain victory.
The nomination 1T Levi T.. Morton
"a popular and honored citizen Of
New Nork-may he considered very
strong. la fact the various ticket
ciion.Siseculations Al the con-
veution, Morton usually figured a.
the candidate for the second place
on account of his universally ac-
knoWledged availability. lie halls
from q so-calIed doubtful state, which
b. no longer doubtful by his nomin-
stiOn, - greai an influence and
T.oureI does he WELD in the Empire
state.
THIS ticket in it, entirety could
uos reslly be improved upon. and is
daily growing in favor. 10 must
unize the business Interests Of the
country which have hccome 50 great
ly depres-ed under the present ad
miuistration. 10 must unite the Re
Fsublicaus of all classes aud factions
and bring them together in broth
erly feeling under the same victor
ious banner. There r. nothing an
tagOnisiic in the make up of the
ticket The Rlaine man, the Sher-
nan man, the Conkling man, the
Curtis mzn ran nov al siI at the
sane communion table. We believe
that before the campaiEn l. com
pleied, u Wiil l.e .ufiiciently proven
thai the substitution Of Harrison for
sven the grand, magnetic Plum
I'd knight, Was hat the work Of the
hiEhesf wisdom. We can nail the
nance q Harrison and Morton 10
eur masthead with supreme conf
Ssaee On the success of ihe cam-
paign-