New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21


any druggist to induce you 10 take any ocuei
the greatest political power in the country When ne
succeeded to its control at the end OF the disastrous
nor the promise of prosperity For awhile Its fate hung
in the baance as it seeaee c0 o hun brorbt
through all its financial difficulties and raised it to the
highest plane Of success
TIE TRAINING OF JOURNALISM.
From The New-York Evangelist.
The nomination Of whtelaw REID for 9th the We s
press-a power which has been growing so rapidly N
s day f he been in the hands
chiefly Of two cassessodiers and lawyers the reason
Gr E EhSa IS n not s special preparation for the duties
Of political position and yet su Gns n as o b.
the Conductor Of daily Journal Of large circulation
and wide influence requires man to take large Views
at the same time he has to close attention
an Infinite variety of details. These TWO things com
speev e of seeing at once the large the small
Which is the Of successful administration with no
pppinon that 1t requires a higher order Of ability
tcs edit the mf5TSao?Na oGg not soldier II
the field, needs to have his wits about MIN more taha
piece Of news that comes IN at midnight, and not to
make mistake Ihi' ast g Mr. s, Rs,d dRckaess OF
mind he has been trained by long practice mrs. Sce as bx
quarter OF century Of journalism. He Is man
Of the best character the son of old Coyenaner and
that and other his advent TO the second pace
In the Government while IT would crafty feeling
Of enqsp I be D n WS R Re' b Sn
as als" well as s1a benefit to his country.
THE TYPICAL AMERICAN.
From The Chicago Inter-ocean.
Mr. Reid has not only been thoroughly American ian
letters from the battlefield in his editorial utteances
in great newspaper and a. onited SaseS mnrcsn
than the Republican candidate for vice-Presdent
HIS CAREER BRILLIANT AND REMARK ABLE.
From The san Francisco Bulletin.
Mr. Reid IS man Of great ability and aPResrs; 10
In intellectual power and capacity he may be laid TO
be the equal Of any man who has ever hed nai Tesny
and brilliant career.
A FAITHFUL WORKER IN THE REPUBLICAN VINE
YARD.
From The Duluth Tribune.
L Is emneny fitting at s able ed Editor or a Inc
ticket of the partly he has 20 nobly worked for.
HIS HoNoRs FAIRLY WON.
From The Oneonta Spy.
For many years the Editor Of The Tribune and during
has ever proved Himself worthy Of the conndencs now
reposed IN him By the Republican party.
MOST ADMIRED WHERE BEST KNOWN.
From The Toledo Blade.
Mr.; Reid combaes many clements Of strength: In
larry popular, and his candidacy will grow In favoI
the better he is known.
EDUCATED ~ THE BEST SCHOOL.
From The Hartford Journal.
who has been nomiaated for vicePreient is man
Of large experience In public affairs He has made
s1ae ci !" the Fronch capital and Connected socas
With rho most respectable families IN the country Mr.
Na @ e has % Tenfs n BEEN s sS
friend and supporter of Mr. Blaine
HAVING MORE THAN LOCAL STRENGTH.
From The Burlington Hawkeye.
Mr.. Reds selection would have been Il good one no
matter what state he might have happened 10 hail
frS lie man. OF emnsnt abilities his er not
he occupies the highest rank. -. The services
which he rendered bis country dnrIns his stay a
due to his personal Efforts sha, American meats have
found entrance Into France once more. He has also
French Republic that win be Of great benefit to
American trade.
WHAT HE HAS DONE FOR AMERICAN CULTURE.
From Tho Iowa Capital.
Mr. Reid has been the Editor Of Tho New.York Trb.
the death Of Horace Greeley. who brought the paper
back into the Republican party The Tribune has been
in the Held it Is Intended TO occupy that field being the
making Of newspaper for educated people.
HIS SCOTCH ANCESTRY WINS FRIENDS.
From The ST. Johnsburv (vt) Republican.
Caledonia County takes special Interest In Mr..
son OF General Whtelaw of Rvegne one OF the early
settlers Of this county and leading man I'm his day.
STRENGTHENING TIE TICKET.
From The Kennehec Augusta. Me-, Journal
His nomination was II wise move and will contribute
materially 10 Republican success ut the polls next
November.
GOVERNOR BrLKELEY SPOKE FOR HIS STATE.
From TIE Norwich Bulletin.
There f. no doubt IN any mans mind that in these
words (secondinc the nomination. Governor Bukeey
spoke exactly what he ard all the other Connecticut
delegate felt, ana what they mean.
- WELL DONE. GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT
From The atcn-iSandcr.
Writcaw Reid In the nomination for the Vice-Pres-
idency. receives Just acknowledgment OF long and
faithful services for the Republican partS and for bis
country.
SEVERAL RECOMMENDATIONS.
From The springfield Nlass) Union.
Mr.. Reid Is a man of Presidential size. a warm SID
porter OF President Harrison. thorough Republican
and a great influence In his State and throughout the
county
NOT MERELY AN APPENDIX.
From The Boeton Traveller.
An enthusss 10 thorough g ling Republican. in the
prime his steal ard Intellectual powers. with hoss
Of friends In Few York. Mr.. Reid will prove power
In the pending campaign, and Will add strength 10 the
tcekt upon which he has been placed
GOOD POLICY INVOLVED IN THE CHOICE.
From TIE Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
on the whole the Vice Presidential nomination Is
wise and popular hit.
MYSTERIOUS iROBBERIES At FIRES.
The Central Onice detectives investigating nun
Der my robberes which have lately been ~
In of