The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-30
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The nomination last Tuesday II
/ Chicago By tie delegates representing
The great republican party, the grand
/ est party Of the grandest nation in The
world meets with universal satisiac-
ton, only few disgruntled men who
could no. make the convention nomin-
ate TO suit their own Individual views
are kickers The nominees, all things
| considered, are the ablest and best
adapted to the demands of the day
! that could be named. The readers OF
| the TINES well know that its editor
has always been, and is still an enthu-
siastic adnirer Of Mr.. Blaine, and
from a personal standpoint would like
to see him nominated. But over eight
hundred able men and shrewed poi.t-
ic;aLs, representing the party in
every state and territory in the Union,
not 10 mention lIr Blaine himself,
dec. led after week Of earnest deiib-
Grafton, that It was best TO leave Mr.
Blaine out this time and take new
men, and we eheerfui,y agree with
them, and viii support Mr. Harrison
with The same earnestness we would
support cur own choice.
Speaking Of he result of the con
Yention the Pioneer Press voices our
sentiments So heartily and clearly,
that we quote IS words rather than
try % find ether words to reach the
same conclusions. That paper said
editoria.ly tuesday morning:
by placing Gen, Benjamin Har-
rison and Hon. Levi P horton before
the peop;g Is candidates for their SUI
ffases, it las 4cqa.tted itacifso WORTH
y that it can be ranked with the
greatest and w.sest Of these assemb!ies
by whose decisions the nation las
been guded % lie -3saes5 plane OF
thought AID aoJion, and to a prosper
il unparalleled in history. It was
& rare com g,nation that this Coaven-
tlon had 10 seek ana ana before II
could declare its duty done He
whom 1t IGNORED must be strong IN
dis record ana oiafacler. re must
possess lac iaaenh@oie attributes
which are ''es' 1'tei collectively as
aYaiiapii''y' ne 'iasI De q man ID
nearly accord wiz ne i'afly ana ";bh
every Am d !, 81 lie greaa q"es-
tons q 90 81" 10 must -omo."7
TIC N'i.' s.s.--o % - l'''--y 'e'' '><'5 anu
Tue lr''N Z a'--1 o. me Masses
S'-e"s'H ID '10 a''o'iu' Sta'e9' 0Te"'
ao IL tiie ioii'S 1hat aI'acnes - ihailp
Oh 'he names "hlcA were brought be-
lore me 0o"VeAl-o'' worthy as we're
t,'7 contestants "iio Sought Tor thls
Z z" hoA'F' gia.'-3 as paT''sao9 ana
p'-f.o's i--5iS -.-,.9 ..&Leo' me success
ol o-hers' sober reflection VIII admit
tnat d oe.oet 9-'-ee couid not haYe
DeeH male
zen harrison comes iFoiA an illus
'si2's S'ocA' ana i-iAerlrS the virtues
ana tAe SleFiihg f1anates that nave
maze MS name famous he was a
s',dier OF Inc Union IN tae war Oh the
repeii'on' tie has had long public
career and mas discharged ali the dut-
les imposed upon am with ability and
hdeilty. in ali That period of service,
and through contests in his own state
from winch others did not emerge I'M
scathed, ne preserved the dignity of
the leader and the character Of the
man unImpalred by even the accus-
adous OF envy. 10 politician OF The
day Is more absolutely without re-
proach' among friends and enemies
than ne re las been made familiar
win service n The United States Sen
ATE with tie large affairs of national
o-.J, ami rs views Aave always been
lucid and sincerely held. lie is q
ti@9nt and a,tr@2t-Ye speaker, with
whom matter and manner combine to
command attention and respect. He
has ,-9 strongest 1ss,ble hlid upon
Inc people OF Indiana. They have de-