New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
TALK ABOUT THE TICKET
IT'S MERITS QUICKLY RECOGNIZED.
SENSIBLE TALK FROM CALIFORNIA

SENSIBLE TALK FROM CALIFORNIA.
From The San Francisco Chronicle
He now stands as the chosen representative OF INC
principles Of RcpubcanIsm and notably OF that grand
principle. protection, which, as Mr. Biane say; -
incidentally greater than any man. ana yery sepns
Republican to give him cheerful, earnest ana nearly
support.
MISSOURI TAKES KINDLY TO MORTON.
From Tho Kansas City Journal.
The selection Of the Hon. Levi p. Morton OF New,
York. for tho Vice Presidential nominee was must
wise and fortunate one.
NO GOOD IN NAZARETH, ANYHOW.
From The New-York Times (Dcscrter
But the people OF this country will pass judgment
upon the Republican party not upon at me be pary
or in its leadership or tendencies.
MR.. MoRToNs VALUABLE INFLUENCE.
From The New-York Mail and Express
So prominent and popular has MI Morton Deen IN IN
the councils of his party, In this state that nas
been taken for granted from the first, that II inc
Presidential nomination was secured by western
Go%d Certainly hs Se odEad tor and
Morons selection would follow as matter o. course
This simple fact shows how strong Mr. Morton Is IN
this State, where he IS best known most esteemed anu
electoral votes of New York beyond question.
MR.. wATTERsoN FEELS RELIEVED.
From Tho louisville Courler-Journal (Dem)
He (AIr Blalne IS, In all respects, the most dan
gerous- as he Is conspcuousy the most Drillsnt,
public man we have and The CourierSourH S .s -
eendancy Of his influence IN public aairs :; but OH
has sought at all times to be just no less 10 Inc a OD
knowing what IS here said to be truc u mas hot
thought i part Of its duty to JOIN IN tns sHs
pace necessarily maintained against man person
% taxable Ssd 9Sf Sa r this
Depew, and his rejection shows how niue OF inc
genius Of political instinct and ssaGy Is El' IN
is, to say the very least for him. the showest MEMBER
Of his party, and there are IN him magnetic POSI-
himself. Had he been the nominee, we should have
felt very much like throwing up the sponge ,, ana
taking to tho woods. But he was not nominated
bless God.
DEMOCRATS FRANKLY WARNED OF THE DANGER
From The Newly Sun (DemD
We warn the Democrats that they will have to put
forth their best efforts and bring out their utmost
strength 1t is sham battle that Is opening before
them.
HARRISON HAS MERITS OF HIS OWN.
From The NcwYork World DEM
Mr. Harrison is available without reference to the
honorable positions occupied by his ancestors.
MERE PERSONAL CANVASS NEEDLESS.
From The New-York Herald Free-traderl.
There can DO no excuse either side for mere
personal canvass ana fortunately the positions o. inc
two parties tho question of taxation are so radically
made believe. mainly on this question
A GOOD WORD FROM THE GERMAN PRESS.
From The New-Orleans German Gazette.
The nomination of General Harrison as their candi-
date for the Presidency an excellent one ior inc
Republicans to make. His record as a 1urist, as
soldier of the Union and as a United States Senator
from Indiana is without blemish.
A WISE RESULT ATTAINED
From The Pittsburg Dispatch.
Tho Convention in the end acted with wisdom.
COUNTING on GREsHAMs HOSTILITY
From The st. Louis Anzeiger.
Harrison has manv bitter enemies among Indiana
Republicans, and the friends of Gresham are not likely
to forget the underground manipulati0ns ar Chlcago
Harrison is q man of the aristocracy not man OF
the people in the better sense, and his capacities as
statesman Of inferior rank
PROMPT SUPPORT FROM DISAPPOINTED BOOMERS
From The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
All friends Of other candidates. yIeId prompt and
hearty approval of the nomination OF harrison
THE CONVENTION SYSTEM WELL TESTED.
From The indianapolis Journal
1t Nhe ticket is a vlndcation OF the convention
system as a means of reaching the best average re-
suits and splendid tribute to the political sagaclty
and Republican loyalty OF the Dody which mas JUST
adjourned
| fHARRIsON'S CHINESE QUESTION RECORD.
| From The san Francisco Alta California Dem)
The Republicans of this State have before them an
opportunity to show that their antlS zeai mas
| not been pretence. II they wish TO save ther
party in California from absolute destruction let them
reject Harrison and refuse to put an electoral TICKET
I'm the field Upon the issue OF silver coinage Harrl,
son stands against every principle and profession OF
his party and these silver States and his record IS IN
direct opposition to the National platform upon whch
he is nominated
| CLEARLY THE WORK OF BLAINE'S FRIENDS.
From The Cincinnati Enquirer (DemD
1t does not require telescope to discern the fact
that from the beginning, the friends of James g;
| Blaine under the brilliant leadership OF steve
Elkns had their own way. and dominated the result.
There was not time from the opening to the closing
ballot that they could not have nominated Blaine by
| substantially the vote that gave Harrison the
| prize.
| VIRGINIAN BOURBON BRAG
| From The Richmond Wing (Dem)
| liant Of
| election as we do We know who Is TO be his
opponent and feel just as sure that Cleyeland car
| down, him as we would feel that John L. Sullivan
could knock out" featherweight" In the hrs
| round.