New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

that they feared General HARRISON had lett little
W., was TIA, every point in the Republican argument
had boon covered clearly and coneisey. p.nn,,,,.,.
cub S@ and the Ss%1oTk member EIeentlys Com
nitiec Of the Republican National League, said to
and strong letter When began TO look at 1t this
morning thought that It was very %ng' p". ate.
together too short. was through reading II before
it. It discusses the saes 81 az, a tSpa oSe
OF the things that have found ABOUT ,'eIerai
rsh, tlm rs and SAYS and does the thing Re
ciprocy honest money Protection ana an o. on ,roS
ness Every one who reads II will derive behenl rom
it, 1t Will lie great help 10 the hop'"'''" P"'"'
PLAIN ANGLo-SAXoN
Jacob NJ Patterson, chairman OF the Campaign
Committee OF the Republican County COMMITTEE
said General IIarrson's letter OF acceptance Is an
able document. lie expresses the position OF the
Republican party IN clear and unmistakap'c hhguhge'
Is put down in pSa sSee nG Any snd
strong In the manner In which 1t treats the great
questions Of the day" . IN. /, .ho
| createSt document that ever read; IT gives the
very best reasons why Republicans Saoa we sn
I rad in my lie and do how Democrats can
answer IT. ,.. rr,,,oa s,,tss
Treasurer said this: 1t is "A superb letter. 1t Is
n very able frank and straightforward statement;
William R' H. bciiamy secretary Of the Republican
Couuty Committee: Il have read inc mess'ec
nn ~ which the President referred TO the old sol
dieTS His words to them show that D" I'M i s p
heart and that he Appreciates """' WY ~
for the Union.'
TIE BEST DOCUMENT HE EVER SENT OUT.
c,nrressman John A. Quackenbush. OF saltwater
ayes have read the President letter nccepuhs the
RepnblIcan nomination for President thihN ihat IL
"a one Of the ablest and strongest documents tha'
ever read The President, Of course, Is capable OIL
writing strong document, but this Is the best that he
has ever sent ont. II j., as expected 'ha' II "o"
be, clear, strong and forclole -, ,,..,.ss Cor,,,.
General Harrison mas np rcads inst ike him
ExAssrmblyman Willard H. Mase, vi Dn'one es
ao",N reni az ever had the pleasure Of reading lie
handles all Of the great questions TO when ur hePuon
party Is committed win Thai bai Ssaas
"A way that Will gain u' many ir'eno'' A"N' "''S"s'
Is a vote getter. -, p, v.s,ohes,.r
Comfy The letter OF General 1arri,on Is one o. tue
ost complete documents that ever read IL Is one OF
the strongest documents ,at ever hcb hc handles
every subject the State bank law, the tar1n' thc
c conn shew o. t Gt he is Of high character
lie is American OF the people ana ne snr'" Will W
George wanmaher the Republican leader o. ne
XvIIth Assembly District: Il read the i ri nv,
letter from the start to s .,Sh hoy anu over r."d IL
point n hn n r. ye1n aepSs% 10 Ss
w vos. S iSs county nnS be Voting VIII
opiy read it carefully and study IT, there VII oc no
question 10 the result or III" co,.ns STrh,s,r
Ex-Congressman John r. sanbofn. OF sl.e rnar
"Thr letter Of General Harrison II very eo'e rpe.
1t is strong representation o. me nsb 70 b"
on the great questions VI the day ~ o"s"' !" Nv
read carefully by every voter
IT SHOULD DE SPREAD BROADCAST
Police Commissioner John McCave: "Ihe ic''fr u
n remarkable document / did not nave ume W reno
II today ms carefully as l wanted TO. owing 10 'ne
illness OF NY boy but | have laid IL ASIDE 10 fc"o
more carefully later on very much Impressed
tHarf
reciprocity He makes very suots nts''n, ,as, -
mink fat our National Committee ought 70 sprea o
broadcast throughout the country our Na WI.
Committee will do THIS II viii d. OF sr'"' oe"'' ~
the Republican cause" 49,, 81, a..
Charles II. Murray. the Republican leader Of IN, ,ne
IIId Assembly District: II think that General isr
risons letter Of acceptance Is one OF the sbrst nor
mcns that man ever pm, U nf tho ,si,on Of the
Republican party that it ought 20 convince every one
who reads 1t of the CORRECTNESS, OF me 10 s "r
party In my opinion, II VIII be- O' n.'uuAnr oT -,
vice to the Republican party = s'',p 10, Ia
hen>lvc and complete statement 3I our ne eon,ro
arguments and statements o. h's cinDt NC t,rie
verted and cannot see how Mr. Cleveland can "fss"
around them"
THE SCHOOL QUESTION ABLY TREATED
| r. Il. SHE'D. OF Indiana: The President hr'o'ea
the public school question Ia n conservative and dig
| niled way ] am a Roman Catholic seId my 'hh
drcn 10 the parochal schools. but / have nothing
against the other schools aud am perfectly "hhs ~
pay my share OF tho taxes 10 support them' i"e
President will gain many friends BY The manner ~
Shich ne viii gain ~ the opposition TO the TO
| the old wildcat money system Of banking when ths
When YOU had to gct . detccor twice day TO Keep
track Of the value Of the State bank Ji--s' Iuere
arc I'm my cty indianapolis. from JOOV 10 oVoV Soth
| ingmen who own or Who are paying ioc Their own
homes through the building loan sSsi,,ion ,,, I NE,
he taken as an excuse to reduce wages. do hot
think that they Will want TO vote to allow mat 70 Do
Ellis II. Roberts: "The President letter Is Tx:
all his prducons-cear. vel considered ana I' o,
Il
psI~rs tiat lie has prscnted 10 The country 10
discusses tho chief argument Involved IN me az Mr
Blaine in connection with reciprocity T. generous ana
just II is afe in advance to gay hat MI So
paIison with L., ..hlraole production ono aocu
sPe, As s 6 cu%%s. Of h s R @p lice"
p" Special Deputy Naval oncsr couTIey TITS let.
written. President Harrson's disenssion Of 'h b.,
ssnr. Of st sDB"E s"s:s"s ike " shows
is fully alive IN AL the great pubic lu"suohs' hna
tina, Ills ideas on them are pA'r'0h'' "ro"" UT"
POSTMASTER Cornelius Van Colt; The President
could not have stated his case In more fordbic and
n more convincing terms Tho Republican side Of The
great questions o. the day Is hy-n in clear terms ;a
secHmpa nn,a Statement Of the issues and viii make
| ~ effective campaign document Us inc h"p"o"eAn'
ooT Initsl states Marshal John ". Iaccbus: The
dl.cnso on Of The questions Of PrO,sc,ion sound
| sccts lie Is in truth n great leader. Republican
campa'gn orators roud not 90 o"'''r 'h" INV '"'
| cue from his words ~ wisdon.'
| f. VI. Morgan. superintendent Of CITY Delivery OF
a. able an exposition ~ the great principles which
| the Republican party ndvo"atcs az could be desired
| convince the great body OF the voters OF the
| country"
| The EX-CONvICT NOMINEE
| A LETTER FROM THE WARDEN OF JOLIET PRISON
| TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHICAGO
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