New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-03

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could probably carry bis own doubtful or democratic
State He is an able man, with accomplishments In
culture such but few of recent Presidents have
had
HOW BLAINE WILL DICTATE
From The Norwich Bulletin.
No doubt the ultimate disposition Of the Blains
strength will go far toward determining the nomlna-
ton, but to say that Mr.. Blaine will dctate' Il ls
doing him injustice. Mr. Blaine assumes no arrogans
sires that the utmost freedom Of choice shall be given
the party The situation, not Mr. Blaine VIII dictate
some man who strongly represents the central prne-
pie Mr. Blaine stands for shall be the Republican
nominee.
AFTER BLAINE, DEPEW OR GRESHAM.
From The Bnghamton Republican.
II Mr.. Depew were candidate for the Chicago non<
nation he would be the first choice of New-fork now
Depew, Judge Gresham IS Enthusiastically In the lead p
this State.
THE COUNTRY SAFE UNDER SHERMAN.
From The Minneapolis Tribune
Among the candidates for the Presidential nominal
the safest by great majority Of the people whether
Republicans or Democrats. Business men would
Of confidence and security and everybody regardless
of party afillaton would admit that with John sher.
be committed to dangerous. nladvised, un-Amerlcan
policy.
ALGER STEADILY GAINING IN POPULARITY.
From The Rochester Herald.
"Tho Herald" has been impressed by. and has on
several occasions noted the great popularity OF eS
Governor Alger of Michigan The opinion seems 20 %
growing one that he would be an exceedingly avail
able for the Republicans TO take up for the Sec
ond il not for the first place on their ticket lie =
popular with the soldiers having rsOna fine t 81. seS
spirit and generosity, and popular with the workns
men, who for various reasons so ar as uey nsHg
friend of their order.
NETWORK DELEGATES SOMEWHAT DIVIDED.
From The syracuse Journal.
There were fifty Of the seventy-two votes that dd
not ayor h as "a hG Shofe ana YET w sec
the full vote Of the State sherman and Gresham haye
other candidates are favored by some OF the delegates.
IL will be well for New York 10 act full consgt1-
bS @ narv and To the as S his
state will have a commanding influence In the Ma
tional council
HOW SHERMAN WOULD TREAT BLAINE MEN.
From Tho Dayton (0hio) Journal
One Of the arguments against Mr.. Sherman has
been that he has been long In public life that he ps
established friendships that cannot be Ignored ana
that this would exclude Mr.. BlaInes friends from 10
wards they have right To- e1gest or iOr IN %" poiss
NAV be accepted with absolute faith that the frebu
OF Mr. Blaine will DO as fairly considered just men
have a ight 70 expect That Mr.. sherman will %
consulted by them before the convention meets va ~
certain To argue otherwise wonld be 70 uey MOI
the confidential associates of Mr.. Blaine Ordinary "
litlcal sagacity.
is 1T ANY OBJECTION TO MR. DEPEwi
From The Hartford Courant
Chauncey NJ. Depcw, with his usual hanRhes,s,, o.d
plains why he isn't in the field Tic Is snd NO
man. theros pre- iudco against railroad men ,irr,na
doesn't want his party To run The FISH NJ lust
up that pre- JUDGE by nominating him ls',e.n 10
like the doctor. IIo Il far too loyal paare tho
put the q atincation of personal api'i0n credits
success OF his rarity. lie would make a mo and
able candidate and a most admifaDlo s@s OF Tho
there are hosts of Republicans on TINS eeA,. esn-
continent who would ask nothing better ~ tho
yass than a chance to vote for him Du' oi ottsnon
objection to which ho has himself eal9"
Is ono to DO considered.
WON'T GIVE HIM UP.
From The New-York Tablet y,.,cs
To our mind Mr. Balne's last letter makes Nv ,rongy
I'm the potca situation We adhere NV ss,s ~ the
N noss,be 10 rho belief thar the best iners, hs.
country as we'll as the Republican party eau . INDEED
cally for MIR Blalne's nomination. ~ sue,, tbat.
as {ecitonsly ex pressed by Mr. Blaine hnso sa.ss.
Sentiment aside what other figure among y"s view
men 10 aav stands forth 10 the iftshAmeeIrs pro-
so uromneptIy as the representative oi ,rord an
gresSiye drnined stateSmanlike policy galley.
Amerlcan I'M contra distinction to pro bius" ~ the
MIR blaine does not want the nomnsuoh' o,y4otp
people want TO nominate him, and ne - wv ,soae d
Ia resist the viii OF the people III tn' ~ ,snlec
IN. RepublIeap National Convention shsn W IlsIne,
n unanjmous nomination TO James Glnosp'o, scr The
a will indeed be singularly anspcous yc<
country and viii be tho harbinger Oh = s'o IVA xuar$
tory for the cause Of American iaa"''"0~
ican LAbon.