New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS PLEASED.
WARMING UP FOR THE TICKET AND CONFIDENT OF


VICTORY.
Among Brooklyn Republicans the ticket is rapidly
growing in favor, and opportunity being gwen
TO study the characters and abilities Of both nominees
genuine enthusiasm has been developed Every he
publican who has expressed an opinion OF the TWO
men has had nothing but the highest words OF praise
and admiration to bestow, and all the Democrats VINO
have talked criticse Mr. Harrison because OF his dis
ting,iished ancestry. These some Of tho expires
sIons of opinion by prominent Brooklyn men
W. s. NJ Grcr whose vote in tho Chicago Convcn
ton OF 1850 kept General Garfelds name before the
delegates-"I am pleased and delighted. General Har-
rison has been my first choice since s4 In the Con-
venton OF 1850 the Congressional Conference that
elected mo a delegate left uninstructcd for any
particular candidate and as thought 1t would Dc
unwise to nominate General Grant or Mr. Blaine,
felt that Garfield would be the best candidate AT
that Convention asked General Harrison II no would
accept the nomination, and he replied that he was
sent TO head the delegation from his State
for Blaine, but he was the first to
turn tho vote Of his state after Blaine
withdrew in favor OF Garfield like Morton very
much Like Harrison, he will grow stronger each
day The issue Is protection against free trade, and
VIC will have the Solid South against Solid North
We sure to wln.'
James s. T. stranhan-" Tho nomination is a good
one. / have met Mr.. Harrison in indianapolis and he
Is clean man as far his private and public char
we'll With Mr.. Hiscock in the Senate, Mr.. Morton
for vIco President and Warner Miller for Governor,
this State ought be carried by the Republicans
Ripley w. Ropes The ticket suits me In every
respect. I a Republican, and thank God have
always voted the Republican ticket, and shall do
so this fall with greater pleasure than ever"
Ex-United States DistrictAttoney a. W. Tcnney
My candidate Blaine, for l have been his per
sonal friend for eighteen years, but In my opinion
the Republican party has done the next best thing
by nominating General HARRISON
William W. Goodrich" Tho ticket Is admirable
one and Harrison and Morton can carry, think.
the two doubtful States New-York and Indiana
William II. Roy" Some Of us preferred Blaine but
the ticket magnificent Mr.. Morton is strong man
and will carry every Northern State"
Charles f. Tcale-" The ticket cannot be criticised
on personal grounds and will sweep the country
General benjamin +. Tracy-"I indorse the ticket
and think 1t will wins
John Winslow" 1t is good selection; 1t satisfies
me and IL ought to win In this Stae.'
John J. Clancy, who a candidate for Mayor on
the United Labor ticket" consider tho nomination
of Harrison and Morton stronger than II Blaine had
beer the ticket. The Democrats VIII endeavor 10
divert public opinion from the real Issue of protection
and free trade by trying TO for Harrison on his
standing on the Chinese restriction bill Harrison's
record on the bill I'm favor of the working classes.
bur the Democrats Will try 10 show otherwise 10
diver; attention from the real Issue Henry George
going over Cleveland VIII really prove an adv an
tage the Republican ticket, for he VIII speak Openly
on the real Issue and that is the thing tho DEM
ocratic party want kept back. George is sure 10
speak as he thinks and he IS good rcasoner and you
NAV rest assured his presence the stump Tor CeVc
land will prove Jonah for the present OCCUPANT OF
the White House"