New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
MR.. REDS LETTER.
WIDELY RECOGNIZED AS A LUCID AND
FORCIBLE STATEMENT
,rt.cptrcu EypDSI'EE OF UTMBCt


and aggressveness.
THOROUGHLY BUSINESS LIKE.
From The New Britain Record 49,,
1t is Short sharp and to the point MaseS mo
words covers every point nj issue anu i '"''"'
of a man of business and AFFAIRS
THOSE TRANSFERABLE CENSUS FlGURfo'
From The BniIalo Express.
Mr. red,s letter. especially the points ne makes
from The recent census reports on nii i.,n
n,d noDrinr. the Democrats that they committed
great act of folly when they raised tie c"n'' ~,
oth co nmocratc bugabods cannot face facts and IN
NO campagn Of recent years have timely and peril
nent facts been easily obtained as 'neF are "'''
year. THE IMPORTANCE OF PLATFORMS.
From The syracuse Standard 49,,
Mr. Reds letter of acceptance IS Republican 70 ,ho
cor, and is good reading Its style declares the WIS
dom OF nominating irstclass newspaP,r iai mnor
gn nf nolitjcai MISUNDERSTANDING which me
democrats are trying now, Is ucy arr ~. I'D no
ever four wears 10 make the peopc 1OrSct anu ,,o
80 ,tention 10 another fact OF importance inc
complete accord between the RepuDlcah ca''u'"'S' ~
the declared principles OF their Par!'
POWERFULLY APPEALING TO GOOD shN'i'
From The NewYOrll Recorder ..
divide the two great parties and like the sple mao
lecr OF President Harrison, it VIII 50 n'o ,e s ,v
dcGem o na al read Mr. Reds letter vote Tor the can
ddaes OF the Democratic party To 40 80 "o''u u
TO toss Iea son and common sense 10 the "i'uH'
THE RIGHT IssrBS BROUGHT TO TIE fh'Ni'
From The Boston Advertiser.
Mr. Reid is perfectly correct in stating that tns
two main issues in this campaign are me ,a,in no
te cmIc,,S Tho Two plries toward those questions
cannot easily he surpassed for truth ana Greatness
no EVASION IN THIS LETTER.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
II Whieiaw Reid had studied ior months "" at,ii"d.
q. direct attention to Mr.. CeNelandS 'NhsiNc ~ %
With regard to the Democratic platform lie 'or, ~" w
have The work more SnGceISI9S ,l nccn,ance
When the nomination with which the National On IN
vention had honored me was ioina e there saws
In doing 50 accepted also the prncpr, p", as i0 h
in the resolutions adopted by me esia Se ~ Wv
basis of its appeal to the popular Snni"se'
A VIGOROUS A>SAIL.ANT
From, The Boston Traveller
His discussion of the tariff question Is mastery
one and on the question of a SOUND currency mo ro
ries the war into Africa Win coui"sc an" "'7
siveness that is telling.
EVERYTHING TO BE WON OR LOST.
From The Philadelphia Ledger.
lie is shrcwd in calling attention to me ilCt t,a
the admittedly good Adnianon ,,r S ,,non the Dem
ocr,ts' whereas If he should be- rc-clect.d he Vomu
nrObihly have a Democratic sel'' rs "ci h' ~
cratic House at his back
4 GOOD MATE FOR THE PRESIDENT
From The Wilmington Republican,
ur Reid makes a splendid match FOR President
uor,i.on. n ptir of which the Republican party may
well I've prOnd
ACCURATE PORTRAITURE.
From The iinl1IOru 'puraHt'
That's Whitelaw lieid's description Of Eenlamh mar
rison and rs photographic IN Its accuracy
4 DISTINCT AID ~ THE CAUoE.
From The Lockport Journal.
MIR Reid writes an admirable tter-publsled ei3r,
81, "ccnniinr he Republican Vice Presidential
nomination SIr. Reds name adds Strength l" 'hc
ticket
FRAUD SEVERELY ARRAlGNED
From The scranton Tribune.
There has never been a more mercilesS eSpo s
- r ,rdefensible proposition than IS embodied IN
mos. parts Of MIR. Reds letter when tcpuhr .'s
declared intention to debase ana ueH""o |'
money and its holders.
THE GENERAL OPINION. ENlphNILf'
From The Buffalo Commercial
II is a very strong and convincing paper.
THE CALLED JADE wINCES.
From The Baltimore American
Gs%a%p Gs ; eTp Of sc sTPns Hd
a. wy, nnaer at H. If there is anything calculated
10 make a mugwump sick, II Is the si'npe Gnu -,
h m ; and that is exactly what Mr. Reds
letter is
A FINE PLEA FOR TIE PARTY.
From The Troy Times.
Ills letter Is altogether great addition to me
i IL Gl VII When caTrlS conyicon and few VIII
read II without being better satlstn WIN .nc ~
nnican party is record In the past and is promises
:or the future.
MUCH TRUTH n SMALL Space
From The Lewiston (NleD Journal
Mr. Reid condenscs IN brief letter the meat Of the
word touching the present campaign
It's MEANING UNMISTAKABLE.
From The Salem Gazette.
The latter Glis opponensl are ireatsa III po t,is
conrfeous manner characteristic Of all Mr. ken
pubic contact with them. IL the matter OF pro-
nOunced opinion this contribution 10 uhe t,h tho
cvasve character OF Mr. CIevclnRns' Mi. n and
stands upon firm and nncompro"li'ihs Eo""u' "'''
-. .f N.
FOR PATRIOTS, THAT Is TO SAY.
From Tile Cincinnati C6mmerciaGaze;ie.
1, is good reading.
HIS NOMINATION no MISTAKE.
From The E0ston News.
The letter furnis hes additional evidence OF tne
wisdom Of the party In making M WIZ h" NAM
worthy OF the highest honors in the git Of the Ane
people.
GOOD MATERIAL FOR HIS ARGUMENTS
From The Syracuse Journal
The Democrats Will be further dtsmayed by N
Reds letter Of acceptance. 1t makes as VALUABLE
campaign document foI the Republicans az does Demo
cratic Labor Commission PcckS report. Mr.. Rcld
had splendid and material evidence from which TO
formulate ns argument in favor Of RepuClcansm aud
NEAT STROKE
From The Washington star.
He reproduces an extract from one o., resident
JacksOns messages indOrsing the principle OF Hro
| trction for American Industry. Thus, with knack
acquired in the EDITORS sanciuIn the Republican MONT
consistency OF the Democratic pirty in its historical
attitude the leading political question OF tho tunes
| In the United States.
1T WILL HELP THE CAMPAIGN.
| From The Syracuse Herald.
Mr. Reds letter appears nj an excellent time 10
add 10 the food Of Republican enthusiasm and work
that marking the closing weeks OF the National
! campaign.
RAISING A HANDSOME BANNER.
The Seventeenth Ward Republican Club, an ergoni.
zation which, though only three weeks old, has $50