New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
THE GREAT ISSUE OF TIE CAMPAIGN.


70 approve the majority resolutions with its small
that It proposed, and leaves the Democratic party
avowedly for free trade even at the expense OF
the wages of labor
THAT "FORCE BILL" CRY sQUARELY MET.
From The Springfield Union.
which has been awaited with the most interest Is
the portion relating to the ITndT ones@n IS een
sentative and Straightforward and VIII disappoin'
those who have become unduly excited over Je GAN
gers of what they choose TO call the Force DILL
A voTE-wINNING DOCUMENT
From The Baltimore American.
The letter Is an embodiment Of the policy OF the Re
publican party. 1t is necessarily long letter; oeca"Te
viii become the principal document of the Sampaisnn
because II Is calculated to win more No'es "''i' any
paper issued within the year
From The New-York Press.
Unlike his Democratic rival for the Chief Magis
tracy President Harrison is student Of markets ana
Of living facts. The pedantic maXlms OF
theorists are powcress to obscure his comprehension
Of realities.
WILDCAT BANKING GETS ITS DUES
From The Boston Journal
The President depicts graphically, but wnou, eN
aggeraon the pe b Shd losses eo ctnanr and un
certain that Yesterdays banknote detecor was out
to insure themselves against loss from the depreciation
Of the currency they handed
WORTHY OF CAREFUL STUDY.
From The New-York Commercial Advertiser.
AS dIgnfed summary of the last three years OF
issues Of the campaign this letter Of acceptance can
not be too highly praised 1t is brief enough 70 and
pointed enough to remain in his memory
TRIBUTE To MR.. BLAINE.
From The NewYork Mail and Express.
President Harrison realizes fully the debt that ne
owes that the Republican party owes that the whole
S.tsnn owes no the able and energetic assistants VINO
have helped him In the various DS b oVs fbe
nSsomn trbnte of an especial acknowledgment OF his
great service In urging the rtxiprOciS. PRn,;hcan
adding It's eroWpins feature 10 He s'''' Nv
Tariff act of $3.50.
STRONG APPEAL TO NATIONAL PRIDE
From The Albany Express
From the Republican point OF view II Is a p hpu
OF extraordinary strength ana me Denoon Mo n,,Is
sncc oSa 10 Offset faT an appeal Which directed to the
best instincts Of those who are proud o. co ,r Whose
tremendous commercial strenIth has ca s cn
c,a supremacy has been undisputed for over quarter
OF century
APPEARING IN A DOUBLE ROLE
From The Newark Advertiser
The President not only speaks as &c nddatr o,
NJ rty but also a. The Chief Executive Oh 'a' \"
ninistration.
THE VITAL ISSUE AFTER ALL.
From The Philadelphia Ledger
With the ceaest perception OF the actual esds sat d
and With extraordinary ability the iies iiI 9,
cnsses the policy OF Protection. and especially az IL
Ss embodied in the Mckinley act lie PercciVes 'hat
The isse upon which The election is 70 be fought out
N conclusion and decided by the electorate Is mat
Of the tariff.
YOU KNOW JUST WHERE he STANDS
From The Wilkesbarre Record.
No man can rise from its perrsal with any i, COUP.
In his mind as to the Presidents exact poSluon Oh
any of the questions discussed lie leaves notmhs
s aoT S with marked ed drectness and force
ONE FREETRADER GRATIFIED.
From The Providence Journal
President Harrison sees. what none but the per
versely blind fail to sec that the only QUESTION
IN which there can be real, live and Absorbing
tesue Is the tariff and on his part and the part OF
the Republican party he Is ready TO make that Issue
plainly and squarey.
FIXING GREAT RESPONSIBILITY.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
He shows the difference between tarin wihch
nrot.cts American industry and regards the wage; ~
he wOrkingman and tariff for revenue only ny,
%b,ch would close the Custom Houses There
is no getting away this. The conservative D'mo
Gratis al the Chicago Convention tndorsed Protccloh
INT they were outnumbered and the platform adopted
ss On out and out Frcc'Iradc one