St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-24
COMMENT OF THE PRESS.
Fiattering Notices of the Demo
cratic Standard Bearer.

CEhtiC
New York Post-Outside OF New York
every state In the North which the Demo
Gratis have ever carried in presidential cen.
test, or stand any chance OF carrying now,
will be Overwhelmingly In favor of the can
didate who was chosen. This is exactly the
way candidates ought TO be selected.
New York Telegram-The presents Demo
cratic tariff utterance is brave and fright and
suited TO the times. Quite possibly ", may
have been thrust upon this CONVENTION by
opponents of Mr.. Cleveland for the purpose
will clear the atmosphere and join the issue
between the parties by giving the Demo-
Gratis principle to battle for that has the
unqualified support of majority 1of the
electors of the United States. -
New York World-It was fitting that Mr..
Cleveland should again be the opponent of
Mr.. Harrison Both nominees are safe men
and enjoy the confidence of the business
community. However the election may
result the choice of the people will not be
made i'll ignorance nor misunderstanding OF
the real Issue involved i'll the contest.
Boston Journal-Cleveland' nomiuation
will satisfy everybody except that active and
persistent element of his own party, which
has bitterly fought him i'll convention and
will now work 10 defeat him at the polls.
Columbia IS ca Register which has led
the fight against Mr.. Cleyeland-From the i'll
slant that Cleveland was declared Its homi-
cratic convention, he ceased to be private
citizen and became the representative and
embodiment OF the success and the prlncl-
pies of Democracy, so tits our duty as Demo
Gratis TO bury in the grave OF oblivion all past
differences and with unanlmlty or purpose
and in unbrOken ranks bear onward and to
victory the banner of our party. The man
who seeks TO revive old differences or at
temDts to create breach in the Democratic
ranks OF this or any other state Is traitor TO
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Atlanta (Ga) Journal-The triumphant
nomination of Grover Cleveland OH the first
ballot in the Chicago convention is signal
victory of the people over the managing and
intriguing pOi1Ilclans.
Richmond (Va.) State-Cleyelands nomi-
nation signalzes one of the greatest popular
victories i'll the history of the union, for it
demonstrates that bluff, open honesty, and
n square stand-up to pledges made is what
the Democracy of the United States approves
best.
Albany IN W Times-Union IA strong Hill
paper)-'1 pledge the electoral vote OF the
state of New York to the nominees OF the ma
tiunal Democratic convention" SAID David
u. hill in one of his many stirring speeches
to the Democrats of other states. There. Will
be no splking over the result at Chlcago
among the men who have stood by the SEN
ator from New York with such loyalty and
determination.
London, Pail Mall Gazette--It is a salts
factory sequel TO the nomination OF Mr. Har-
rison by the Republicans. IN both cases the
professional politicians and wire pullerS were
defeated The good sense aud good faith of
the American electors caused the best men to
be chosen. .
Memphis Appeal Avalanche-The people
have Iriumphed Fresh i'll The hearts of tae
masses sprang that great movement. which,
brushing aside all impediments, has once
more made Grover Cleveland commander
in-ehief of the grand army OF the Democra-
cy. The trenches are ringing with cheers
old Tf1nh h1C
but one defeat, the boys have taken new
hope. and they are ready to storm the
heights and pull down the banner OF the rob-
ber tariff. The hosts are marshaied under
the North star and under The southern cross.
A wave of martial enthusiasm has swept
over New England and the Northwest, and
the South sends soidieriy greeting to the
Northern Democrats in arms.
Philadelphia Record-Groyer Cleyiand is
the choice of the people. and the people
have risen in tbeir might and have put him
once more in the foremost of the fight for
better government and for the reform of the
iutolerable abuses with which the Republi-
can administration is unwilling or unable to
cope.
Washington Star-The lesson of the last
two conventions, drawn by those who have
watched the course of politics without special
reference to the probable qualifications of
the heads of the two tickets it mHStsbe said
by the thoughtful observers of events that
the outcome of the conventions, so far as it
has been manifest. is distinctly in the line of
conservative action aud elevated politics
New York Times-The best Democratic cit
lzenship has spoken at Chicago, as the best
Republican citizenship spoke at NJ Minneapolis.
In both parties the opposition TO the major
ity's will was. in its leadership, at least, an
organized conspiracy TO do harm. 9The Eord
be praised that these men have obeeA. put
down. There was great casting out of dey-
lis at both conventions. The nomination Of
Mr.. Cleveland is vote of eonfidetf tfee il, the
Democracy of the state of New Tofk4sThe-
party was betrayed by its organization. be-
lied by its official leaders; its real voice was
drowned by the cfies of noisy faetion,- and
false announcement of its disposition was
put forth. Ii was the Cleveland Democracy
Of New York that was recognized and was
Influential at Chicago. 1t is thelCleseland
Democracy that now comes into control in
the state and into political relation with the
Democracy of the nation.
Detroit Free Press-Ar. Cleveland's noml-
nation defines the the great issue between
the parties more clearly and strongly than
could any platform, no matter how vigorous
and concise. With SO resolute a leader at the
head there will be no faitering in the Demo-
cratic column. which will press steadily on
ward to almost certain victory. There will
be many in the opposing rands who will
view with uneoncerns ii not with SatlSfac-
ton, the prospect of Democratic success
with Cleveland as the standard bearer. for
they are well aware of his true patriotism.
and know that with him the declaration,
1.-The public Office is public trust
Pittshurg Post-The moral courage of the
Democratic party in nominating. in the face
of the fiercest opposition, the man it con-
sideIs best for president has never been
equaled in the world Popular clamor could
not infiuence the earnest patriotic men at
Chicago. They had met to perform their
d.ty. and they carried it through in spite of
all that could be offered them.
Cincinnati Enquirer: The will OF national
convention is sovereign as 10 its party, Ques
tons of propriety and availability may enter
more or less entirely into its discussion, but
they do not enler into the campaign. In the
latter there is but one issue. but one effort
10 elect the aicket which those whom the
party delegated for that purpose have seen
fit to nominate. 1t. is to that end that the
Democrats of the United States will now di-
rect their efforts. 1t will be fierce struggle