New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
THE CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT
ADVICE WHICH WAS F

ADVICE WHICH WAS FOLLo" rD'
From Tile New-York Herald undD
AS long ago rs the middle of February. whe a re,
viewing the Republican situation. we took OCCASION 10
refer to Mr. Whtenw Reid the strongest ca and late
10" rsd % Cmers duties of Minister to France with
nich diplomatic tart ard skill had made M hi,fy
'hat we felt justified in urging his cloms to recognton
a. leader IN The approaching contest In DOING ins
ard H., interest in the people rather than IN this or
that organization It's desire being TO have the hgnsst
c ote' or Ia p1 o Mr Reid had done good
vice and we therefore asked for ms nomnnt'on. me
Minneapolis Convention last night ncceped or sus'
gr..ton and the ticket will be Harrison and Red
HIS POPULARITY IN NETWORK
From The indianapolis Journal.
Mr. Reid Is the editor and principal owner OF the
New York Tribune of the most influential news
IN a srg lana Signal aa not GnE
been ,Ecrc@ in S dn Of hs f metnTi r R a& S
JOYS the confidence OF the leading men of Newfors,
regardless Of politics ard FOR hS c TS1son sca T
~ have made better selection for the honorable and
responsible place
MAN OF CULTURE AND ABILITY.
From The Toledo Commercial.
Mr. Reid ripe scholar man man. Of . fne :, tastes ties
and great abilities, ana his name auus i''oe !" '"e
ticket.
TIE FARMERS APPRECIATE THIS.
From Tho New-York Press.
Mr. Reid is Of the alcst as he Is one OF me
most successful Journalists ~ the United stats. IL:
s% n from "s ~rer BY q hn asvd wide
BY his capable and consistent advocacy OF Repuonean
principles His + Of tie mSss iP sstss
Minister F. Mr. Reid has sndSrsa
ard france 81 m 70 ,nf
whose Importation had been prohSted by Fra5 5rsnfo 70
American pork Mr. Reid has gained for me American
farmer pr w's When m the u ri Of the
IrIicd states will not forget when thew go to the
polls next November
JOURNALISTS RECOGNIZE THE HONOR
From The Baltimore American
Journalists will accept the nomination as recog'
milton Of heir profession and will cordially appreate
it, They know Mr.. Reid 10 be thoroughly qualified t
pnrty and the respectful consideration OF his OPP
ionents. In every relation It Is fine nomination.
A CONTINUATION OF THAT APRIL TRIBUTE.
From The New.Yorl Mall and Express.
After rounding out HIS brilliant services abroad ne
re- Svn ms S HG rew ad Of Official fidelity in the in
creased cOnndcnc" and aNecuon Oh ms country ~
oyations ard as f. now more adequately and salts.
factory expressed In this nomination TO me secona
highest Office sithln the eft OF the American people
THE CONVENTIONS DIscERNMENT.
From The rnston News.
The second place On the Ticket Il filled by a man
Of great ability high education and sterling character
tho hon. whclaw Reid, the editor and S diplomat
ADEQUATE To ANY REQUIREMENT.
From The Wilmington (Del) Republican.
His eminent fitness for the place with all It's posi-
bllitlcs IS cordially conceded on AL sides.
HE NEEDS no INTRODUCTION.
From The Milwaukee sentinel.
N"s %I any Known ca" on more az nsy e r Rsd
than he has made himself.
HIS INFLUENCE As A PARTY LEADER.
-. ~. srv
Tho selection Of Whclaw Reid VIII add
material strength to the ticket. for he has long beer
recognized as Of the able and leading men OF the
party.
GOOD EXTRA CABINET ADVISER.
From The wilmington (Del) News.
The nomination OF Mr. Whitelaw Reid. Of The New
York Tribune for The office Of vIcePIesden furnishes
better inIncd man for the second place the tcks.
than it usually secures. Mr. Reid Is an extremely Iy
and American politicians thoroughly and he is a
master in the art OF doing things. lie knows how 10
be helpful IN public affair ana whGn 70 rsirs ana ~
President would add very greatly to the strength OF
the Administration, and would therefore be OF direct
advantage TO the party
ADMIRABLY EQUIPPED ~ NATURE AND EXPE.
RlENCE.
From The Ncw.York sun tDemJ
The nomination OF Mr. Whtelaw Reid adds greatly
to the strength Of the Republican National ticket:
In hi, per.on ~ many qualities bearing the promise
of success Familiarity with public affairs, abilities
proved In many department., of intellectual effort,
Judgment iipeuet and disciplined by experience aud
that great advantage which proceeds from being
known IN all part, OF the country all these belong
to Mr. Reid. Every body understands that II he were
NlccI re'iaclt the functions Of the ONCE. however
grcnt Their extent might prove 90 be-. would be
administered with d gritty and wisdom, and, above
all, with ontire patriotism
AN INDIVIDUALITY BEYOND Ills BUSINESS.
From The Ncw-York Telegram.
For wonder here Is an editor whose personality ard
public achievements afford his ticket and party more
strength even than his newspaper Gun best"'-
Ills DIPLOMACY IN EUROPE.
From The Norwich Connl Bulletin.
Mr. Reid had the ahorlng lin the work OF
gaining admission Tor American pork to European
markets. and In the position where his strokes did
tho most service and where mistake would have
been most fatal. lie made no mistake: every dip Of
HIS car wa, rightly timed and rightly taken. and
neither Of his official Supporters will seek TO detnct
from his ultimate victory one lot Of the credit due
him.
A MAN OF RARE EXECUTIVE ABILITY.
From The New York Journal OF Commerce.
As student, reporter, correspondent an editor.
a business manager, a diplomatist, and nm effective
public speaker, Mr.. Reid has distinguished himself
alike and presented excellent type Of the varied
and wonderful gifts OF the American genius. lie has
Tie rnro faculty Of giving attention to minute details
without disturbing his Just estimate Of matters or
larger moment. When the huge Tribune Building
rising to Its present proportions II our fortune
Reid directed every process In It's construction and
this done without any Of tho fret and worry which