New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17

IN IL.
great American whom his countrymen should hoi n
In regard, because Of his uncommon abilities MS IN
uItIye discrimination bis loyalty TO nSwars nf
mind and manners that have made him INC iao % ON, h
party and the respected and feared opponent OF inc
other, certain In time to become tho pride Oh oo'h
HOSTS OF DETECTED FRESHMEN.
From The Chicago News
Iobn r. Tlnerty and his Irish American friends
really regretted Mr. Blanos withdrawal Mr. Itnerty
laid aside his Democracy four years ago 10 ,pneds
Blaine Republican. and many Oh hir fihorty n'onu'
followed him into the camp . . ,
There's a general sentiment Of regret among my my
friends said Mr. Fnerty, that Blaine Is out OF tho
field We admire him. not because OF the erroneous
impression that Blaine would send the navy ana an
boIdness No man ever drew so many warm friends
to himself and NO man eyer drew So a Wrd ron s1 tS
by John Ford has been for Blaine for five or SIX
years. 1t has, also, beec great protection paper;
bower oyH The New York Tablet another Irish
American paper was for Blaine win few ef y Spt
entirely for Mr. BaIno, was at least friendly to him"
WIN the Irish voters DO satisfied "''h no O'h0r
"Wo haven't-at least I have not-consIdered any
other candidate. don't know any other man VINO ~
nominated yct don't why he should not &C
cept a spontaneous nomination"
WILDLY FOR SHERIDAN.
Conservative Editor Matthews in The Buffalo Express
But Their, Is and safer than any oi these,
tho hero Of hundred hsnts, Ihc solder that never
was boa aOd VIII be-Gencral Ih,hp Henry
shoridan,-' Lttle PM r-thc twenty mic rider at
Winchester, tho superb military geIiuS who wieslcd
victory from Oefca,,-ho spIcndlu ,actican who cor
nercd Lee and drove h,m 10 surrender at AppomaOx,
believe H. with ali his steady heart and mighty SOU
where Is tho Republican mat would not be satisfied
with the nomination of Lite Pau !-YOu can iind
him in any oate nor unGcr shddo or name Every
Stalwart wound rpOiisn up his 300 and throw up hts
hat ior Sheridan. No Mug" imp coud demur' BIa,s
great host friend, wUuli b. lOya to a man. Tho
Grand Army boy veterans all, but boys still
wound just SC VIVID with Joy
IA hn tgalv AItR fu
the Salo thai must Dc carried ~ win His nOnii-
na'ion would make it Republican be- ond doubt
No ono would have to ask where was the great olaI
wart chieftain then:
One blast upon his bugle horn
Were worth a thousand men
AN IMPORTANT POLITICAL EVENT.
From. The Independent.
Mr.. Bianes withd avail from he held as a candidate
for tho Presidency Is vcry Important political event
His letter ID rank one and an aDlo one III 'ls-
tncIA takes him out Oh tho race, ana III mastery
way shows what Is the nope VI inc htp"Oncdh
party In tho next campaign -,
Mr.. Blaine says That he has been lmpellcd 10 thl'
acton By CONSIDERATIONS cntirey personal 10 Himself
ms clears, Or should Gear, inc Situation: o no
man as lhey were TO Blame We can hardly cOnceTe
any nomination that would not be moro acc,p'aDp
over Into the Democratic camp. Many others nave
their Old affections fas ned on tho ltepubilcah party,
and will be glad TO return 10 it, II MIR Blaine Is out
o the way. such a nomination as that OF Mr. sherman
General Hawley or MI Allison VI General oherlua'i
would restore the allegiance OF most ot them, We
e,i emily in honest and non partisan administration
of tho government Of the nation
THE SHERIDAN BOOM
From Tho Denver Republican.
For months we have had eye upon a small but
active movement In sheri ans behalf, and W. have
ieit confident thai would grow to sullcicnt POpo'
lions 10 attract for time the attention Of the whOe
country before the holding OF the convention III June
Iut General sheridan will not be nominated. Much
"a he /, loved OF his mil airy achievements, that
affection will never place him in the Presidential
chair There is deep seated sentiment ID the Aeri
can heart against a mixture of the soldier and tho
politician Iho people adorcd Grant but they would
not nominee him third time They love
sheridan but they will not nominate him even once.
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT CoNCERNING
MIR. CiIILDS.
From The Baittaore hmerican.
The name of Mr.. George W. Childs has received
general conmcndaon STAGE Mr. Blalnes letter was
published. Fom all paris OF the country come me
praise, II his nam, anu his career lie has all the
There would be little doubt of the result if such a
man nominated With his own strength and with
of him. nothing except death coud event his eee'Tn
Doubt ha, Iesn expressed as to whether or not MI
Child would accept the nomination ne a ' ho n nat
"A can iGae. We can state, however, rom the very
should a cordial tender OF the nomination d DC
made lie uli not decline it. when this fact Is wen
known tie present movement I'm Pennsylvania In his
favor Will quickly multiply It's enthusiasm
A PHILADELPHIA VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Colonel Mcclure In Tho Philadelphia Times
George W. ChlS is now more seriously dlscuS'co
Presidential candidate than was Abraham Lincoln
three months before tho Chicago Convention ol looo'
True, Lincoln pre-ned BY his state for PIesueht,
with delegation that was only half hearted III his
support and that, al most, hopel lOr his nomination
the second place on the ticket; but IL Is evident
from the spont expressions OF party Leaders
n this CITY that the name of Mr. Chhs could be pre-
sented tho coming Chicago Convention with mo
hearty support Of both city and STATE Ana what
would such a movement for Mr. Childs's nomination
mean 1t would boldly, broadly and distinctly 'eciare
Just the departure IN BITTER political advancement ,hat
Is now essential to Republican success II woI 70
an emphatic declaration In lavor OF Mr. Cleveland
bes; methods Of public administration with kepuecan
Government; It would uanqulllze commerce, industry
and Il ado 1t would give the best assurance " hety
to both labor and capital 1t would break party lines
by the positive support many Independent ana some
Democratic journals would give to Mr. Chlds, aud tho
many crushing of long party power which de-
feated tho Republicans in 1884 would forever Deiohg
to tho past 1t IL known that Mr.. Childs Is not a
candidate but neither DIR. Blaine nor Mr. Ch1ds
could refuse Obe fence TO such call from tho nation
II made afr they have distinctly and sincerely refused
the use of their names candidates. such Is the
Republican opportunity; Is the party equal 10 IT,