Evening journal., 1892-06-07

son will defeat either one If nominate,
for President.
BLAINE has been impulsive fckl,
and deceitful; Harrison has been sly an,
is now vindictive
Mr. BLAINE's political agility seem
not to be impaired by the alleged deca,
of his other faculties.
1T is difficult for. a girl 10 be pretty an,
to appear intellectual at the same time
Some Of them do not attempt it.
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EVERY man is as willing to admit that
mankind needs more information as t,
annihilate the man who attempts to give
it to him
THE hot atmosphere will soon becom,
chilly, if not murky, when the Minncap
oils Convention nominates President
Harrison.
A WOMAN may appear arectlonatc but
certainly not intelligent, when talking tc
her baby; she may appear intelligent, but
certainly not affectionate, when talking al
the babes father
PHYSICIANS now recommend pineapple
juice for diphtheria. Il is understood, Of
course, that slices Of pineapples are Ia
be submerged in a light sherry cobler
and annlfcd with a straw
THERE is some humor in the claims Of
loyalty the friends Of President Harrison
have set up against ex-Secretary Blaine.
They seem 20 imagine that Harrison was
here when Columbus took his peep at
San Domingo and that Blaine Is recent
discovery.
REMEMBERING how Mr.. Blaine attended
circus and ate peanuts. Mr.
Harrison went 20 baseball game yes.
ieriay TO make himself solid with the
people. and TO pretend that he had not
heard about that convention IN Minutl
apolis "a
SEvES ballots were had in the National
Republican Convention in 1876. thirty-six
in 1880 four in 1884. and eight in 1888.
fThe Harrison men claim that the Presi-
dent has become so popular that he viii
be nominated on the first ballot The
Blaine men doubt that and propose TO
put ex Speaker Reed in the chair.
WHILE Blaine. was preparing a great
spectacular move, Harrison was quietly
engaging the services Of the Southern
mercenaries Blaine has been impulsive.
peevish in resigning an important office
at a critical time: Harrison is cool sly
imperturahle He is not taking any
chances nor prancing about like boy
trying TO exhibit his new suspenders.
IF President Harrison can run a
national convention in Minneapolis. comb
down his big secretary, manipulate the
foreign business and work the White
House all at the same time he Is a greater
man than lincoln or Grant The Witt.
cism Of bad Bob lngersol that 'the Presi.
dent was too small 10 be seen should be-
recalled or revised. lie is too big to be
missed.
THE EVENING JOURNAL viii Civ,
full reports Of the Minneapolis
Convention. We give to-day pictures Of
Chairman Clarkson, Temporary Chair.
man Fassett and Of the convention build
ing We do not neglect any local news Z,
accomplish this We give the names Of al
local candidates for the Democratic pri
mary Of Saturday, which IS Of far NOR
interest than the Minneapolis conven
tion~
or course Blaine's letter has put Tn
Republicans in a state Of excitement
That Is Blaine's way. He jumped int
sensational notoriety FIRST by attackin
Roscoe Conkling. He has been maxim
spurts and dashes at renown eve
since He has never done an,
thing Of practical value. He has q,
pended most Of his strength ia stag
attitudinizing for admiration.
OUR cartoon to-day depicts the stu
tion cleverly- Blaine and Harrison Al
in the Presidential chair. but the chair
not big enough for two and poor lit
Harrison is squeezed into the smalle
possible space. with the famous h
cooked and pushed down upon his thin
ing department so that he is conceale
Blaine proposes TO deal with him as
tried 10 deal with the little Latin r
publics, on the reciprocity plan.
Wrru fne scorn Of Algers barl [
Phlladelphia Inquirer says. :"
If the Republican party wants N
Blaine Il Is going to have him. Preside
Harrison and his friends to the contra
notwithstanding II the Republi c
party wants President Harrison It Is
ing 70 have him, regardless Of Mr.. Blai
and his friends.
What the Republican party wants a
does mol want cannot always be det
mined by aconvention composed Of dc
vafce the majority Of whom are loolri