New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
IMPRESSIVE UTTERANCES.
PRESIDENT HARRISON'S ACCEPTANCE.
REASONS WHY NO VOTER. OF WHATEVER PARTY.
SHOULD FAIL TO STUDY THAT LETTER
CAREFULLY.


CAREFULLY.
| From The Boston Advertiser.
Nobody who intends to vote next November s can ,sa
afford to remain I'm ignorance OF wlat Is Dy IaI TUG
most important contribution made TO tne caps,sh up
to tEo present tine s SsTa Of no oecve weapons
imstfv hts politicsl faith until he has made himself
aaconainie5 win IN. tremendous strength of the
opposite position, as set forth by the Republican
standard bearer.
4 TRUE HERo's MODESTY.
From The Brooklyn Standard Union.
ono OF the passages the letter that Will be quoted
OF time a. well as Of and his declaration that ne
not less m now a doe wHg Sot mention that
he a comrade. too, on the weary mircnus ana
| when there were two lines Oh hre at HcSa'" anu
| Peach Tree Geek.
| MAGNIFICENT HANDLING OF THE TARIFF
| From Tho Buffalo Commercial
In his handling of the Tariff question proper the
President shows dalectic SKILL The shrewahess
| WITH VIII he eNro cs the hopeless weakness OF the
Democratic position. as shown by tho side lights
thrown by the action OF the Chlcago tohVenol, VIII
certainly delight all friends OF Protection high or low,
Wills Eis apcIiment against the Free Trade policy
| Is not likely To be formulated more chectivey III
this campaign.
| NOTHING TO EXCITE SECTIONAL HATE.
| From The Syracuse Herald.
Evcn the SOUTH which really respects the rresi-
| dent should have none but kindly feelings Tor me
stltesmane proposition he makes IN S
b.
| I'm regard 70 pure elcctions)
THE LORD on HIS SIDE.
| From The Pinghamon Republican.
II Il Is true that the Lord helps those who help
! Themselves he Is doing IA powerful sight OF Work
| for President Harrison.
BETTER THAN TILE MINNEAP0LIS PLATFORM
| From The Syracuse Journal.
apos convention. the letter OF President Iiarr
son appeals to the people still more strongly uho
| aoccptably.
THE RIGHT SORT OF A SILVER POLICY.
| From The Hartford Post.
oud dht - nninsny sound. Ms IS bmetalst
and IKE all Amcaliists he is convinced mat tn, ths
free col mage such ratio to gold as would
maintain equality in thor commercial uses. Woma
be good thing @ ne IS also conyTn .aI ny
I'm he natter, and have free coinage, whether the
other great nations Will or not would be DISASTROUS
MR. HARRIsONs BEST WORK.
| From The Washington star.
The Presidents letter OF acceptance Of renomlrni
ton Is perhaps The best written OF all his public
papers II Is difficult to how he VIII 1lnd any
Thing to say IN his next message to congress
A WONDERFUL SUCCESS: TIE MCKINLEY BILL
| Prom The Cleveland Leader.
We know Of no instance In this or any other
country where legislation has been so speedily ana
fully followed by the practical results 1t promised.
GENEROUS TO HIS FOES.
From The Boston Transcript
II must be conceded that Mr.. Harrison was merci,
full 70 the Democrat. in not rakng up he record OIL
WILL GIVE TIE CAMPAIGN GREAT IMPULSE.
From The Utica Herald.
The letter OF the sblest and most states man
Ike over pcnncd by candidate; II appeals 70 tne
a~n approaches al any point me ne' Oh wcn
prncpies which experience has found rock-bedded
s say Ja4 he 'f h%ppaSc.u s.H ~ sS
Is a host m himself 1he eaase he hads Is the PEG
STRAIGINFoRwARp iUTTERANCE
From The rt-surs Commercial Garette.
% not d:dSs. or SuiDSle IN the 1,S sit a1m on
With every Republican and every honest ARier1can
can proudly stand
PURE ELECTIONS NOT A SECTIONAL ISSUE
| From The syroclse standard.
President Harrison docs not close his eyes 20 he
e pveatns pure ballot IN CERTAIN nf,c ss,e om n,ec i
a sectional issue into the coming election lie iehe"n
r.so upon ,io,e Who briefly profit by IT, and proposes
imt n mcdy I've afforded. not by the Intervention OF
| parry, but By the cooperation VI Oo'h'
TIE WEAK POINTS OF THE ENEMY.
| From The plt,sburg Dispatch.
T Iresdens brins. into prominence the fatal er
| rors II the Democratic position on currency ana
the tariff This 10 not ouly good politics. but II IS po
| poal Justice The Democracy having gone back 70
lSIl Surer 10 calhoun!sm for their attitude on the
,nrin n IL public service 10 expose the vciousness
~ their pat form and the destructive results OF their
policy ~ Il given chance to make lteet fet'
| AN HONEST. REVIEW OF A GOOD RECORD.
| From The Worcester spy.
his neither padded with grandlopuent verbae nor
| fortified with buncornie. II Is plain catalogue oil
| he many very important schevements OF ms adulh
lsiration at home and abrad ana 1t - 50 FRANK III zone
and direct I'm dIction that II csTTi9~ inc npSs ron
| years OF history.
80 WASTE OF WORDS.
| From The nuflalo Express.
There an, few II any, men now In PUBLIC NE VINO
| conld hive said :. much in few words. The Pesi,
IN. issue OF NE csmpqgn n(hn article Of less length
| than many another mau would require 70 disctSS u
| single phase Of The contest
U'DpIovs ILLUSTRATION.
From The 1tsburg Times.
The President scores hit which even his opponents
will have 10 acknowledge when he points 70 the re
| erai slIr.rvislou There no Republican III the
| field In the Alabama election. Ihefe whs no ou'.,s
against tho otler and who were elected were ue
methods that were invented 10 naht AhDauM pcnlp
arlinstt the other and emn who were ceced were ue
fnn,ed Of their Offices by ballot otulnIg ana iiitc
counting Heretofore this sort OF cuisines, mas Deh
con sidord "A vtrtuOIs exercise OF punlc nu'y ~ hh
on which was chcatcd has set Democrats all over me
south 10 seriously considering whether dishonest clec
ton methods safe weapons TO Jissle "ith'
THE REPUBLICAN CASE WELL PUT.
From The Trenton Gazette
President Harrson's letter Of acceptance Is tere,
clear and forcble presentation OF the Republican case