New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-28


date nor does il show any signs Of crystallizing as
yet. Is particular reason why it should nor
has there been time.
GRESHAM FULLY AS BIG AS HARRISON.
From Tho Minneapolis Journal
The Senator Is not big enough man to hide the
Judge from the public eye searching Tor tho De''
for President.
INGALLS, VERY LIKE BLAINE
From Tho Washington Post (Dem)
We proceed to name tho one Republican VINO Is
more iii than any other to take Ilain"S pihc'-
John J. ingalls, OF kansas tho brsinIest smartet man
in his rariy. with the single excerton Of the scn,l-
man whom Mr. Cleveland has the honor of defeating'
by small majority, four years ago
GRESHAM STANDS FOR ANTI MONOPOLY.
From Tho St. Louis Globe Democrat.
As Judge Gresham IS In harmony with his party on
the tariff and the finances and as he stands Tor ~
Illegal combinations: there would be peculiar hnei ,
in selecting him the Republican standardoeafer thS
year
no RIGHT ABSOLUTELY TO DECLINE
From Tho Baltimore News.
II the Republican party demands either Mr. Chas,
Mr. blaine Mr. sherman, or any ono else 10 stahu o'
mands Mr Cleveland Mr. Hin or any other to stand
for it. no must comply no matter what his conVicton'
personal inclinatIonS.
KANSAS CITY STILL GRAVES BLAINE
From The Kansas City Times (DcmD
The ant Blaine aut nullus idea is being carefully
fosterd by TUE NEW. YORK TRIBrNE. when ual h
desire TO 60 down in boat with the magnetic safes-
man, And there are plenty Of them You Stumble
over them al every turn III hahsaS
READY TO SUPPORT SHERMAN
From Tho Los Angeles Cali Tribune. ,--.
Should they unto upon senator sherman, TIE
TRDuvE win be we'll enough pleased lie ssoractor
man OF rank ncxt to the highest and his ina Sen
our preference undoubtedly no has heHn ma ma o,
four-nf'hs OF the Republicans Of California, anu oi
this entire coast.
REASONS FOR NAMING GRESHAM AND HAWLEf'
A Henry Clay whg,' in Tho Pittsburg Commercial
T1ov M p,,,, nal''1o' ,oo, without New
York and to do this they must carry Indiana , ano
Gonncctcn Who then arc moro lihely , TO PaTo
OF Indiana. and Iiawley. Of COnnccticutf
HARRISON STRONG IN ILLINOIS.
Washington dispatch to Tho Indianapolis Journal.
There are lot Of Republicans here from li,nU 70
the support Of Harrison il they do not have candi
uNe IRON Their own state. They are nrst lo' T IL
Of ex Senator Harrison The sentiment Of the Indiana
Republicans here Is unanimous that Illinois VIII 40
date ss''Ay SOLD for HARRISON If c"llom Is not ''"
PROGRESS OF THE HIsCoCK BOOM.
Washington Gossip in Tho Philadelphia Press
There has been a great deal Of talk during the last
liscock by the New,YorR delegation as the candidate
OF ,nai sta,e ana WIN many this has been accep oas
Who So believed We're not tSe HSYeTs
those on the inside there appears TO be- pretty gen
eral unde that New York will not send an
opposition 10 blaine in that state and whatever fac
lions there were are now good terms
CURIOUS SUGGESTION FROM MR.. wATTERsoN
From The Louisville Courier Journal
Suppose that tho Republican patty SHOULD respect
Mr. Blaine's wishes anil nominate some other ono Oh
the HumerOu, aspirants for the hOn1r.
suppose that this nominee should not only DO 90
fcaied by Mr. Cleveland next fall but be defeated
great deal worse than Mr. Blaine was I'm 1884 40
fair minded man Will say that there Is anything VIC,
lent In that supposition. On tbs contrary, IL "ouu
be almost a fOrcg0Dc conclusion. .
Sup O5e, then that this should convince the ite-
publican party that Mr.. Elaine IL, after ALL Their
strongest man anf should II to rally 10 HIN
with whOOp Its only logical leader for is92- Is
there anything violent ia that supposltlon, whom
II Is borne IN mind that Mr.. Blaine Will DO only
siktytwO years of age In 1902, and that Mr.. CeSo-
and viii than 10 out Of his way