New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

and he will be elected. Every line Of the plat
form has the Republican ring The financial
plank especially commends itself to the people
HARRI:oN THE LOGICAL LEADER.
Senator Cullom, of Illinois, who gave loyal sup
port to President Harrison from the start, spoke
Us follows: II have been working for the NOM
ination of President Harrison from the beginning
from the time / withdrew from the Held IL
might be considered to have been In it, regard
Harrison as the strongest man we had before uie
convention. He not only represents the party ana
its policy in all phases, but is at the head OF ah
Administration that cannot be criticised
Mr.. Gowdy, formerly chairman OF the ihol"hA
State Central Committee and one OF the happy
HOLSTERS that go about to-day giving cordlal
grasp OF the hand to every friend and acquain'-
ance, said: "Since the adjournment OF the con-
vention ! have heard q great many deiega'es say
that while they were for either Blaine or NC
Kinley. they were willing to admit that perhaps
under the circumstances General Harrison was
a stronger man. No man who was spoken
of is as strong as President Harrison
will be- Among the gentlemen who called upon
me were number from Allen County In our
State, and ',these men said While we tired 10
defeat you, we're not kicking, but will take or
our coats and work as all loyal Republicans should
work.
STRONG WITH CONSERVATIVE VOTERS.
Senator SAWYER the venerable leader from
Wisconsin, was so pleased with the result OF the
fight that be could not forego the pleasure OF
moving around and personally greeting Delegates
"How do YOU feel over the Harrison victory 7"
,vas asked the Senator 81 could not feel any
better than / do just / think the conven
ton has done the very best and wisest thing
General Harrison is not only strong in WISCONSIN,
hut stronger than any other man who has been
named in this connection. He Is stronger IMAM
he was four years ago, and will carry the STATE
by a nice majority if all Republicans DO their
duty as 1 expect they will All the conservative
PEOPLE in the country favor President Harrison
We will not have to fight defensive battle. We
have the unsullied reputation OF spoticss man
to point to and defy criticism"
Ex-senator Sabin, who was one of the most
pronounced Blaine advocates in the city. said
"Ihe nomination is all right 1t is one which
will be entirely satisfactory to the conservative
business men of the country
Mr.. Hahn, who represents Ohio on the National
Committee and who is close to Governor Nc
Kinley, said: The whole country will be pleased
with the action of this convention. No man, Re-
publican or Democrat can say word against
President Harrison's Administration"
G. w. Fuller, chairman Of the Oregon delega-
ton, said There is no question about Harrison
being able to carry Oregon. l am satisfied that
he will have the support Of his party in all Re
publican States. I supported Mckinley. but
did not do so because l considered Harrison
weak candidate or thai he did not deserve the
nomination. l voted for Mckinley because I
believed he possessed some elements of strength
which Harrison does not have. But we can win
with Harrison"
BLAINE MEN WILL TAKE OFF THEIR COATS.
I'LL
resented strong Blaine constituency. and was
one Of the twelve members Of the Bay State
delegation to cast his vote for Mr.. Blaine. He
believed. and believes now that Blaine would
have brought the young voters of Massachusetts
into line. DR.. Abbott is no sorehead and ex-
presses no great disappointment at the result
sour Republicans in Massachusetts," he said
"are not going to be downed. We are going to
get right out and work for Harrison, just as
though we had been for-him all the time Indeed,
think the cOnservativesmen Of Massachusetts Will
nut more money into the campaign now than
they would have done with Blaine the nominee,
for the reason that more will be needed The
Mugwump vote is lost to US anyway l believe
Harrison can carry the State if Cleveland is his
opponent. If Whitney and Russell should be
the Democratic nominees, it would be hard
sedgng for us.
w
District, who has been all along one of the
strongest supporters of Mr. Blaine, said Il am
surprised that any one should ask what New
York is going to do now. i have not talked with
INV Of nv feow-delegaacs from New-York, but
l haven't doubt that their sentiments in this
matter are mine. l am a Republican. and it
ought not to be necessary for me to say anything
further 1t is the pride of Republican princi-
pies that, however hard we fight for our favorltc.
We oil turn in and work for the nominee just
the same. Why, man ever had more bitter
enemies than Lincoln or Grant or Garfield, and
what was the result? They were elected
have no fear for the result in Ncw-York. Every
Republican there will be right in line
THE PACIFIC COAST ALL RIGHT.
PIG. Baker, of the California delegation, said ::
"We have had our little fun, and we are now
oil united on Harrison. / voted for Blaine, but
am willing to turn and WORK for the good OF tho
party, aid the same can be said Of all our dele-
gates. 1t will make no difference to the strength
of the party in the State.
F. S. Bird, Of Chicago, Blaine delegate, said {:
ave Chicago Blaine IAen considered that in Cook
County Mr. Blaine was the strongest man. AT
The time our Hid District Convention was held
Harrison resolution was introduced but it was
voted down, and 1 could not see my way to vote
for Harrison am with him now, and we shall
try to carry our county"
John L. Webster, chairman of the Nebraska
delegation, said Harrison has always had o
strong following in Nebraska, and do not know
Of any dissatisfaction with him in neighboring
States am not familiar enough with New-York
TO express any opinion Harrson's strength
there, though I have heard many Of the Re-
publican leaders in that State insist that Harrison
will get as many votes there as any other can
didate that could have been nominated
Some of the anti-IElrrson delegates from Penn
sylvania insist that there is to be kicking"
among them on account Of their defeat. and ex-