Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
PRESS COMMENT.
Opinions of Leading Papers of Both Par
ties OH Harrison's Nomination.
Detroit Free Press.

ties OH Harrison's Nomination.
Detroit Free Press.
DETROIT, June 13.-The Free Press
(Democratic) SAYS: "The nomination
will no surprise to those who have
watched the course of events"
The editorial condemns the degrade
ton Of the civil service and congratu-
lates the Republican party on the exile
of Blaine, concluding with the assertion
that nothing but the most unwise action
conceivable at the Chicago convention
can save the Republican party this fall.
San Francisco Chronicle.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The Chron-
icle (Republican) says: "While it may
be conceded that the prevailing senti-
ment of California favored Blaine, no
Republican can take exception to the re-
nomination of President Harrison, who
has given the country an administration
which was conservative where the. con-
servatism was aggressive, where the
honor and dignity of the nation we're in
volved."
Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO. June 13.-The Tribune (Re-
publican) says: "As the convention
could not nominate Mr.. Blaine, it has
done wisely in nominating it's next
strongest leader, Mr.. Harrison. It mat
tiers little o by what methods he
secured this high honor or that his fol-
lowing in the Northern states was rein
forced by a strong but jmpotent contin-
tingent from the South, which cannot
aid him in November, much as it may
have done for him in June. He is the
leader, and every true Republican will
rally to his standard with the same de-
termination that would have been shown
if Mr.. Blaine had been the standard
bearer.
St. Louis Republic.
ST.. LOUIS, June 13.-The Republic
Democratic) says: With Chauncey M.
Depew holding the Vanderbilt purse
strings as the commander of the Har-
rison forces, with 124 federal oficehold-
ers in the convention, with a purchased
majority in the committee of creden-
tials and with the influences which con-
troll the negro balance of politics, MI.
Harrison has succeeded in renominating
himself. The nomination means, Of
course, the entire reputation of any
thing like conservatism in the Republi-
can party.
Chicago Herald.
CHICAGO, June 13.-The Herald Dem
ocrat) says: The patriotic people of
the United States, without regard to
political affiliations, will feel like ~rejoic-
ing at the presidents success. 1t is a
triumph of decency wei dishonesty, of
candor over duplicity, Of conservative
common sense over fatuous idiocity. No
other Republican who desired a SECOND
nomination from his parry encountered
opposition Of such character as that
which Harrison has just successfully
commended.
A Deputy Sheriff Beaten by a Mob.
CANDo, N. D., June 13.-An assault
was made on Deputy Sheriff J. G. Fox,
while in the discharge of his duty, at
Bisbee, this county. He levied on some
wheat belonging to August Funke, and
while waiting for teams to remove it,
Mrs. Funke protested vehemently against
it's removal and fell in a fit of Mysteries.
The husband and a few neighbors fell
upon the officer and his companion, dis
armed them and beat them numerically.
Fox arrived in town with his'head badly
bruised and bleeding.