New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-26
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS
HOW TO DISCOVER THE COMING MAN..


HOW TO DISCOVER THE COMING MAN
From The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
The Wisconsin Republicans say that Rusk Is h tner
avore son." but that when it comes down 10 he
ness they are for the strongest and pest man an ne
party can find for canddate and that vney Seiaga
largely guided by the action OF the bs
NEWCOMERS will favor the man they believe can DC
elected They going to Chicago to s9pport waUma
and most aggressive fight and It will not make any
difference what his name is or whore ne comes SM
the heart brain aud conscience Of the Republican party
is the Coming Man.
ALGER AND THE TARIFF.
From The Detroit Tribune.
General Ayers letter to the Homo Market Slup 70
garng the tariff has been the subject OF nucm t
Republicans everywhere arc fast finding OUT hat ne
is levelheaded and sound on all questions anu him ,as
very strong candidate before the people Nom f are
him for President and the highest @ &c OF s
He can carry every Northern Statel
NO TRICK BY MIR. BLAINE NECESSARY.
From The Newark IN. j. Advertiser.
Before the Florence letter made public Mr.
Blaine knew, and every intelligent citizen knew that
he could have the nomination without the ease eAer
ton on his part or on the part Of his friends
INDIANA NOT WILD OVER GRESHAM
From The Richmond Qnd) Palladium.
Judge Gresham is good Republican, and would
mako a good President but It is the hardest work
possible to create boom IN his favor IL onens,
Gresham bestowed on Harrison or sherman or AN.
SON 4 would create boom Of magnificent % Scs
but Gresham is only yet the faVorite son Oh Chc%
go and Its dependencies In ILLINOIS,
NO WONDER MR. BLAINE Is RELUCTANT.
| From The Boston Journal
Ho is to-day the leading citizen of the United states
whose presence anywhere Will call forth larger a,oTn,
| of homage than has ever been PAID 10 any h me
| American. With such u position, what more can no
wish for What other prize IS there which Is worm
the dne hand there is struggle for the Presidency
with all the complications, hard haustlns
IsS words may bring to naught all that might other
wise have been secured, and one fool In ye minutes
excitement, freedom from toll ia lam
lily happiness and lie prolonged 10 tho ha'ula 'P"
| of human existence. -
| THE PARTY ALONE MUST CHOOSE
| From The Kansas City Journal
| II Mr. Blaine Is nominated at Chicago MS party
win be solely responsible viii sp f take snS Of
t aSld Candidates 'n'' MI D''''' wv "
MIR. BLAINE,s ATTITUDE DEFINED.
| From Tho Philadelphia Ledger
Mr. Blaine while refusing to appear In me atttud s
Of seeking tho nomination, will not refuse 1t II II should
be offered him by the convention with anything ike
| enthusiastic unanlmity.
CASTING GREsHANpS HOROSCOPE
From The Worcester (Alass.l Gazette.
We are inclined to think the chances conslderaoly
| against him at the present. moheh'' pa' H0 10 49,
| talking about. - -A''H~i--
| GOOD WORD FOR DEPEW.
| From The Minneapolis Tribune.
| His record IS clean He Is one Of the most upright
public of tho country AS lawyer ana BUSHES Inc
he has S S@pSar with bis employees whose
tablishlng form of cooperative relatohS Det"eoh lie
| cornoration and It's employees.
WHY FAvoRITE SONS FARE NO BETTER.
From The Belcfontalne (Oho) Republican
Why is It, that with so many Of the leading and
popular of the party as candidates no ore OF tne
State but his own? 1t is not because 6herman''
abilities and excellent services are not known or ap
Of the candidates. There is reason for It, however
and that reason Is apparent to even the dc Sso OI
want Blaine From Maine to California his name II
greeted as other is greeted.
INFERENCEs FROM THE LATEST BLAINE INFER
VIEW.
From The Utica Herald
Mr. Blaine has doubtless spoken his final word
lie declines to be candidate but he does not refuse
nomination which has not been rendered. lie does
some other Republican nominated Yet no man has .
right thai the he W rcse to Sea IT. M
Elaine will do his duty whatever the emergency.
GRESHAM ADMIRED BY BLAINE's FRIENDS.
From The Los Angeles (Cal) Tribune.
Judge Gresham is intellectually large enough
and las bonoraby achieved sufficient to make h m ON
ar the S ees' heroes At the Capital Nation
and in the wonderful continental cy-enivS ag -.
f. known thoroughly, and accordingly auiIIeu ah'
honored And we dare say that in proportion as ~
becomes known 30 the people at iarse VIZ Do t n
progress in the Nations esteem nm favor orr Mr. Blaine
nominations and expect him to 10 gwen " o.
, reclamation
, MANY SHERMAN MEN INCLINE To GRESHAM
From The Chicago Tribune , A.. -.
Even IN the South Notwithstanding the manipu
, nnIn,oos The Gmsham movement, which has at
tanned such large proportions in tho Republican stae
Oh tne iynch's outspoken preference 70
Gncsba1 ls having considerable effect among tn
eSIoreu ,t whose first choice Is Sherman, who wer
elected through sherman Influences are now ifee
say that they consider Juds' their sacond cbn 90
u,pp,soy NOT URGED WITH BITTERNESS.
= From The Lancaster (wIsJ Teller
| ,rhor, e sincerity In the appeal for nomination
. General HARRISON, of Indiana. More tDan that 10
INC 10, toi and the most worthy OF Republican an
mort and those who most sincerely deSir
honest ana me sSDa o 0f inc ppeope
so boo,, tho facts, he will draw their votes as nol
~ ihe others can. He is the only one who wno
D ,nyeestisafion viii not be found wanting.
s NO SECOND PLACE FOR GRESHAM.
! From The Chicago Tribune
rIo holds his justIceship for llie and after reach
Too seyenty Gao retire on full pay. Can ms irien s
We @ ~ resign HIS present distinguished onlce VIII
Sis life tenure accept tho Presidency with s
us ' 90. presidcntl Assuredly not. There arc 10Y
ogu o a. the country that could come TO Judge gre,
I.m ma nromotions, and tho VcePresldency Is cota ~,
a 10. -, ~ them. His friends have pfoPosou MI
IS for tbn Presidency and they intend to urge MN &c
n | that office and that alone.
q FEMININE A ACCURACY
| r..,x. nh poston Courier