New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27

The candidates make strong ana We oencvo az h,,t
THE rAyoRIrE AsroyG WESTERN CANDIDATES.
From The Poughkeepsie Eagle ~ ,.s
Since 1t was decreed that the honor shonlIdd 60 70
the West, there Is no one upon wnom VIC sho"'u p
TO see 1t placed than Mr. Harrison.
CANCELLATION BEARS GOOD FRUIT
From The Baltimore American.
DcIiberation and conciliatory spirit have enabled
the Convention 10 nominate ticket which VIII com.
mand the respect and confidence Of the people ,bs
candidate for vice President possesses in his character
many Of the features which so dsngm eho
Of the ticket lie is conservative sraighiiorsafsas
honest, thorough representative OF INC Dus,h h ,hc
forests OF the country, perfectly familiar WIN .lo
circumstances and requirements OF the Americas" ""A
ingman.
CLEvEI.AND's RE ELECTION UNNECESSARY
From The Philadelphia Times Qnd. Dem.)
whether Grover Cleveland or BENJAMIN h ~ Ss
the United States will still survive and prosper
HARRIsoN's RESEMBLANCE TO BLAINE ~
From The Lewiston Oie.) Journal I'll, 49,
After James c. Blaine the greatest statesman OF
his generation no one OF ne eanada re-, Sn,,M he
possessed by the Republican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'A~A
Benjamin Harrison. --. .~a-i egr-i e. -
CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER 81
From The Philadelphia Press.
orat,Ilate The country We congratulate Mr.. Blaine,
and we overflow with Generalization 10 benjamin
Harrison, OF Indiana, and Lew L. mor'on, VI No"
RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BoYsI
From The Concord Monitor. 49,.
soldier of the Union Army is to lead the Rep9 no.
lcan party against Copperhead. Rally round 'ho
flag, boys!
NOW FOR THE STUMP AND THE POLLS.
From The Concord Mirror and american.
II the party does its duty as well In the csmpalsg,
as IT'S REPRESENTATIVES have done theirs in the National
Convention, he VIII be elected
DESERVING OF HANDSOME BACKING.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean champion for Gresham,-
The ticket IS one which should command tho I'M
hestating support Of every Republican.
PIVOTAL STATES CARED FOR.
From The Norwich Bulletin.
Mr. Harrison was manIfcstly the principal choce
of the four pivotal states and II goes withou. sSs
publican States and at the same time e, GAIN ardn pext
and other doubtful state Is sure OK eiecon neA
November. Mr.. Harrison is such man.
SHERMAN MEN RALLY AROUND HARRISON
From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
While this paper preferred another man for reasons
that clearly and canddly stated ana when h s
we are able to rejoice over the selection tnat Was
made and to congratulate the e. acson and shall
do best from the very highest standpoint 10 secure
E Eve who IS for Hmerean principles and Amer
Interests as opposed to those Oh btd S nssfens
must vote for him.
EVEN MUGWUMPS AWED.
From The Providence Journal CFree-Trader'
1t is in many respects a strong nomination
THE REPUBLICANS SURE TO WIN.
From The Boston Advertiser.
The issue of protection is the ovcrshadowing one.
With Il souarely put TO the front, the RepuDncans
ought to VIM and the ticket nominated yesterday viii
add to the prospect 1t is strong. .- -.
A STRONG, EvELHEADED STATESMAN
From The Boston Record.
He (AIr. Harrlsonl IS an able man and ieveS
headed statesman. lie is no humbug anyw here le
has the confidence ot eyeTybocy stat can he can
unite all men who believe in decent government
AGRAcIoUs DEMOCRATIC CONFESSION.
From The Washington Post
The Republicans elect him General H;arrihsons
been more popular with the people. but It IS very
doubtful ne could have polled any more electoral
would have been Blaine and Mckinley, but Harrison
and Morton will do very well indeed.
THE NEXT BEST THING TO BLAINE
From The Providence Dispatch
There was but one thing for Mr. Blane's friends TO
do and they did IT, His name Is wharawh ana ms
other words the Convention failed do what 1t wanted
to do, but did the next best thing
THE PARTY WILL NIGHTLY REJOICE,
From The Boston Traveller
This grand conclusion Of the Republican Convention
will give 10Y to the entire Republican party, and In
spiring the country with the exatlon and enthusiasm
SON in 1910 the nominee to-day viii be chosen
as the next President of these United States
UNUsUAL ABILITY, RECTITUDE AND EXPERIENCE
From The Philadelphia North American
General Harrison Is more than ordinarily an aDio
man. trained in public service, of known rectitudc,
high character and fully deserving
THE SORT OF STATESMAN THE COUNTRY WANTS.
From The Philadelphia Ledger
lie is close and laborious student, thoroughgoing
In whatever he undertakes, noted for MS mastery OIL
his law keen and " Se sc seSt and
effective committeeman in the senate, SOUND aoa
broad In his views independent In his tone OF MIND,
against demagogsm-just such man aud salesman stare
pie as well to those who 60 the party ticket Whatever
it is.
MR. MEDIIL PLEDGES HIS SUPPORT
From The Chicago Tribune
The candidate will be found to possess much to ads
mire lie has belonged to the Republican party since
its organization. lie has been true 10 its funda,
and represented it In the senate Chamber, and rlsked
his life on the battlefield in defence Of its principles
o is a man of clean character pious conduct correct
morals and Intellectually an adler man than his COM
pettor for the n next term 1 OF f Of o
and will give such support to the nominee as Ills record
shall justify.
1T MEANS BUSINESS FOR THE ENEMY.
From The NewOrleans Picayune (Dem.l
The selection of Mr.. Harrison has confronted the
Democracy with the elements OF very stubborn fight
in State that has great chance OF deciding tho
contest. From thlt standpoint the nomination ii
about as strong as any that could have been made.
HARMONY AND LOYAL SUPPORT ASSURED.
From The Boston Journal
There is nothing in senator Harrisons record and
there has been nothing In the manner of his candidacy,
TO AWAKEN antagOnisms within the party or TO
ALLEVIATE any body Of Republicans. Disappointment
there be among the friends OF some OF the other
candidates, but for rarcor resent
ments. nor will there be any. The choice OF tha
c. pvenop has been reached after long dell6eration,
and will be instantly and heartily acquesced in
The party accepts General Harrison's eadershlps
and will give him its united and loyal support.
A PATRIOT WITHOUT FEAR OR REPROACH .,-.
From The Newark Advertiser H.
olla md ubctan fov
statesman, with bright military record and power
full support. He Is in tho prime of life, man of
affairs rich in experience and regarded with esteem
by friends and opponents alike. As citizen SOL
der ana senator Of the United States he has proved
himself to be patriot without fear ~ reproach.