The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-06-24
THE WINNING TICKET.


to say:
Yes, come to look the field over the
Democrats have no particular reason to
feel otherwise than pleased. Probably
any Republican VINO could have been
nominated would lack the strength to
win. But President Harrison is weak
er than all.
On the other hand we quote from 9th
er esteemed Democratic and Independ-
ent papers not organs as follows, and
can only regret for them that their
judgment is SO woefully poor as COM
pared with their South Dakota contem-
porary. They say:
Washington Post, Qnd): The bosses
haye been beaten. The peoples choice
is the nominee.
Chicago News Record, (Ind): The re-
suit is gratifying from standpoint of
patriotic sentiment.
Philadelphia Times (Dem.): Harri-
son is a strong candidate--of that let all
i'll interest take timely. notice.
Albany Argus (Dem.l: President
Harrison is strong by reason OF the very
fight which the bosses have made
against him.
New York Sun (Dem.): 1t would be
folly for democratic to Underestimate an
antagonist who has manifested such
consummate political ability.
Philadelphia Record (Free Trade
Denny: 1t would be aifectation to pre-
tend, that the Republican party has not
made a strong nomination..
Louisville Courier-J ournal (Dem. y:
Beyond any question the president is
the strongest candidate the Republicans
could have put in the field.
Boston Herald lind. Dem.): Harri-
son is man of more intellectual ability
than either his own party or the oppo-
sition generally give him credit for pos
sessing.
Providence Journal lind. Dem. J:
The conservative element in the Repub-
lican party won, and a defensive posi-
tion has been taken in which to await
the assault of the common enemy.
New York Times (Free Trade Dem. !:
1t was the support of the plain people OF
the country that impaired to the Har-
risen column the solidity and the stay
ing power to resist the ceaseless on
slaughts and overtures OF the politicians
OF course the following good words
will have no weight with the ALL. but
they may encourage some Republicans
SO we reprint them:
Indianapolis Journal (Rep.): The re
nomination of President Harrison is {
great triumph for him.
Philadelphia Inquirer (aep): The
president will he reelected because the
country is satisfied with him.
San Francisco Chronicle (Rep.): NJ
Republican can take exception to the
presidents denomination.
Cleveland Leader (Rep.) Harrison
has shown himself as skillful polite
ian as he proved himself wise as {
statesman and brave as a soldier.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat (Rep.)
Harrison's administrative record is suf
fcient argument for the continuance o
Republican rule of this country.
Philadelphia Press (Rep.): Th'
president is all the stronger today be
fore the people because of the opposi
ton of the politicians in the convention
Boston Post DEM: Ham'isonis th'
logical nominee of his party.
Utica Herald (Rep.): Harrison
strength is in the plain people.
Springfield Republic (Rep.): Th
party machine has been beaten.
Hartford Courant (Rep.): The cor
vention has made a wise choice.
Philadelphia Led ger Ind. Rep.): Th
people will re-elect Harrison in Noven
ber.
San Francisco Call (Ind. Rep.): Th
people have stood by the man who hs
served them we'll.
Iowa Register (Rep.): The Register
as one of the supporters OF Blame, ylelc
to the dictates OF fate and the malorlt
of the Republican delegates at Minn'
apolis. It sincerely believed in Blair
as the strongest man for the Republlca
standard bearer; but the leader
named.
New York Tribune: The nominatic
fits in with the last plank OF the pla
form. commencing the brilliant az
natriotic administration. The logic
sequel to the adoption OF that plank WI
the denomination of President Hair
son. The Republican party is alwa,
consistent. Its practice squares with
principles.
Boston Journal (Rep.): Harrison
record is his platform and on it he mt
safely appeal to the support OF the II
tion.
Omaha Bee (Rep.): From every poi
of view the choice Of the conventin W
the wisest that could have been mad
Helena Journal lISep.): Harrison
nomination reflects the peoples wish
and meets with the approval OF t
country.
New Haven Palladium (Rep.): T
sturdy Americanism OF Gen. Harris
challenges and must command unit
party devotion.
dent Harrison's nomination means ;
other great victory for r,the Republic
party in November. -,
Chicago Inter Ocean (Rep.): Thee
liberate judgment OF the country, d'
expressed, favored the nomination
Mr.. Harrison.
Bob schilling tells a Minneapolis
porter:
We can safely expect to carry K
sas. Nebraska and South Dakota N