Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-17
HARRISON AND REID.
What Public Opinion Says About the
Ticket.

Utica Herald, KEEP: HARRISON
strength is with the plain people.
Hartford Courant, Rep: The conven-
ton has made wise choice.
Boston Post, Dem.: Harrison is the
logical nominee OF his party.
Springfield Republican, Rep The party
machine has been beaten.
Philadelphia Ledger, Ind. Rep: The
people will re.elect Harrison in Novem-
Der.
San Francisco Call, Ind. Rep: The
people have stood by the man who has
served them well.
Washington Post, Ind: The bosses
have been beaten. Thepeople's choice Is
the nominee.
Chicago News. Record, Ind: The re-
| suit is gratifying from standpoint OF
patriotic sentiment.
Indianapolis Journal, Rep: The re-
nomination of President Harrison is a
great triumph for him.
Philadelphia Times, DEM. Harrison
is strong candidste-of that let all in
interest take timely notice.
San Francisco Chronicle, Rep: No
Republican can take exception to the
presidents denomination.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Rep. The
president will be reelected because the
country is satisfied with him.
Boston Journal, Rep: Harrison's rec
ly appeal to the support of the nation.
Chicago Inter. Ocean, Rep: The DELHI
crate judgment of the country, duly ex-
pressed, favored the nomination of Mr..
Harrison.
Omaha Bee, Rep: From every point
OF view the choice of the convention was
the wisest that could have been made.
Helena Journal, Rep: Harrison's re-
nomination reflects the peoples wishes
and meets with the approval of the coun-
try.
Albany Argus, DEM: President Har-
rison is very strong by reason of the very
| fight which the bosses have made against
him.
Denver Republican, Rep: President
Harrison's nomination means another
$50. -:-.~-,- for tho Republican party IN
November.
New Haven Palladium, Rep: The
sturdy Americanism of Gen. Harrison
challenges and must command a united
party devotion.
Louisville Courier-J ournal, DEM: Be-
yond any question the president is the
strongest candidate the Republicans could
have put in the field.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat Rep: Har-
rison's administrative record is sufficient
argument for the continuance of Repub-
ican rule OF this country.
Philadelphia Record, Free Trade Dem. :
1t would be affection to pretend that the
Republican party has not made strong
nomination.
New York Sun, Dem: 1t would be
folly for Democrats to underestimate an
antagonist who has manifested such con-
summate political ability.
Cleveland Leader, Rep: Harrison has
shown himself as skillful politician as
he has proved himself wise as statesman
and brave as soldier.
Philadelphia Press, Rep: The presi-
dent is all the stronger to-day before the
people because OF the opposition of the
politicians in the convention.
Boston Herald, Ind. DEM: Harrison
| is man of more intellectual ability than
either his own party or the opposition
generally give him credit for possessing.
Chicago Herald, DEM: The presidents
nomination is a triumph of decency over
dishonesty, of candor over dupicity, of
conservative common sense over fatuous
idiocy.
Providence Journal, Ind. DEM: The
conservative element in the Republican
party won, and defensive position 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 Harrison
column the solidity and the staying power
to resist the ceaseless onslaughts and over
lures Of the politicians.