New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
ALL ARE FOR THE TICKET
NO RESENIMENTs FOLLOW The STRUGGLE
FOR THE NOMINATION.

FOR THE NOMINATION..
BLAINE MEN AND MKINLGY MEN ARE FOR HAh-
RsoN Now-TALKs WITH LEADERS OF BOTH
SIDEs-RFPUBIdCANs FROM EAST AND
WEST NORTH AND SOUTH UNITED
AGAINST THE COMMON ENEMY
,br rEIKoaAru 10 the TsIBUNEi
Minneapolis, June u.-No Republican NATIONAL
Convention for many years has left behind IL SO
few resentmcnts as the one which finished its
abors here last night From the beginning there
had been a noticeable lack Of factonal feellng
among the delegates and from the moment when
the nomination OF President Harrison was hrst
seen to be inevitable the minority in the cohNeh-
ton has shown every disposition to ncquiesce COT
daily and gracefully in the result. lo-day ie"
delegates can be found who do not Freely aoni'
that the ticket selected yesterday Will pro'e
genuinely acceptable and satisfactory one all"
will draw 70 its support next NoVempei o'ei!
possible element OF party strength Inc an"
Harrison leaders frankly explain that their op-
postion 10 the Presidents denomination "aS
based on purely personal considerations ana 'ney
offer now On unconditional and hearty asss'anoo
in the work Of electing the nominees OF 'he co"-
vetion The delegates as body 20 away "o"
Minneapolis eminently satisfied with the o",o'"s
., tho friendly contest for the Presidential ana
Vicc-Presdential nominations. and their sa'iSiao
tion is sure 10 be reflected with entire unanimi.S
bv rho great masses of Republican voters through
on, the conntry No convention for years III
hood has disperead with such marked eVluehceo
~ good feeling and good nature or WIN suou
kindly and general expressions Of grauhc"'ion'
NOT at only the political results nchleveo, o"'
tho liberal and hospitablc manner In whlch w.
dolegatcs and their friends have peeh rcoo'o'
ord the smooth and frictionless way III ""i0'
thc local arrangements for the great g"'"ea
-, hor carried through Minneapolis has seen
~. copvention come and 90 without word Oh
..nn,oirt and with nothing but unstinted praise
,ar tho admirable success with which the conioi'
~ its many visitors has been cared ior' ''I"'
credit is due for this efficient management " .e
oi,trons, committees. both of Minneapolis and 80
p,ul and an especial share OF commentator sno"'o
=, 70 Chairman George A. Brackett, whose uh',r'ns
49,, and unfailing courtesy and foresight nave
oon,ribu,ed more than anything else TO the happS
mrression made upon the thousands OF VisnorS
,,ho bove l,een here during the last week
FAILING IN LINE FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
rro exoressions of opinion which follow VIII
dve some idea OF the satisfaction win wh'ch
,h. work of the convention is viewed pS Ie"'
inc delegates, supporters and opposers oi iie''
ION, Harrison in the preliminary canvass.
7. r Michcner, Of Indiana who, during Ne
struggle had charge Of the Harrisoh o''' '
and never for n single moment, even on "a'''"'S
last. when the announcement of MT bia'he ''',s
ua,Io, nroduced such CONSERVATION among thc
prcsidents followers lost faith IN the success vi
tho candidate whose interests were conhdc" 10
bis keeping. said to-day: 1t was srea' co,i-
ven,ion In the personnel OF the deesatoihs' III
,be DISTINGUISHED men who either forh@u pa''
~ ,ts body or were ookers-on ana assisted III i'e
councils: In the dramatic surprise which inuo-
auccd Mr. Blaine formal candida"' "n" II,
tha, meeting at Market Han whicn ue'n'"s.'"
% tho world that the President won'a
10 ,orominotcd II was so remarkable because OF
ho foct that there was nothing Of bitterness ether
fol, ar expressed on the part OF those VINO "eIo
spnnortlna the different candidates, although '"e
hattie WIS earnestly and aggressiveN iougho VI"
all sides The party is 10 be congrntnia'ei ''a'
.horo ors no wounds 10 heal. The nomination Is
made in such way as 10 make every de'es".e i'''
that bc has neither done nor said anythihs ""i'"s
,I,is strife which can prove TO le dctriheh' !"
,he marty In the approaching campaign
"rh. Presidents nomination is not due 70 any
oroanizaton on the part OF himseii vi ni' .'o'''
,r;ond ,or the purpose Of securing the election o
1e,eoa,cs favorable TO him. II Is the result ol ''
mos, careful consideration OF the interests W w.
marty and country The President Is the KIM VI
man who appeals TO those who reflect. IL Is ior
This reason that he Is so strong win the c"u'o"'
or conservative element OF onr party ano " - D
o.,s, - this wcll-known characteristic that he
made such n successful campaign III 1900 i'
ohoroc,erstic Of his proved TO be of great dement,
,',, ,,r;rg Tho delay incident 20 the efforts OF
.,,o on,osition 70 defeat him, because the dele
,,o,.s wore thereby enabled to consider the ques-
,ior ,rom cvery standpoint and reach delinerate
;rdcmcnt before they were called upon 70 Fote'
"Nv cxpcriencc has taught me that It Is oe''cr
,bo, the campaign should begin with very H',c
enthusiasm. and that the enthusiasm snouiu AZ
creosc ,vce, by week until the election Inc
campaign which is peculiarly an ehthus'as"o on'
necessarily prevents that consideration oi pu"i'o
;ss,cs so much desired by thoughtful minds, ana
,ha, uniting into a compact body Of the dlherent
elcmcnts which are absolutely essential 70 thf
nartv's Success Four years ago the rreSiucn'
waa the weakest on the day Of his nomination.
but he grew in strength daily, and at the emu
Of the campaign the enthusiasm OF 'he par"
was at it's highest pitch. prchic1 one sa'n'
fling with reference 10 this campaign.
ONO LEADERS LOYAL To THE TlCktT'
Ex.Governor Foraker's earnest and unrelaXins
oror,a IN behalf of Mr.. Blaine are well known
Tie nromiscs however, 10 do what he can to insure
tho succcss of the ticket. "Of course 1T Is known
that T. il not exactly what l wanted, he sald'
but we cannot always have that which we
desire. Defeat is something that is not new In
politics. desire to say that am Republican
and shall support the nominee to the best OF my
ability. We will all support him. and he VIII
he the next President
.No. t. is not exactly what had
anticipated" said Colonel A. l.. Concet' OF Ohio
one Of Rnines managcr3 "but now that the
aaht Is over we will ali turn TO with Will
and help cleo. the party nominees. While would
have liked 10 see Blain, nominated still, the VIII
~ the convention was that the nominee should
no Mr.. Harrison. / Of course am resigned TO
tho state Of affairs, and am sure the party from
beginning to end will stand up for its choice.
do not believe that any bitter feeling hos been
cngcndered