New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
THE MINNEAPOLIS TICKET.
TT DELIGHTS THE COUNTRY.
uARRISON's RECOMMENDATION HEARTILY AP.
PROVED.
THE REPUBLICAN PRESS EVERYWHERE CON
MENds 1T AS WISE FOR THE PARTY
AND GOOD FOR THE NATIoN-No
SIGNS OF DETECTION.

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| Statc)
| upon The wise action Of the convention. The re-
nomination OF Mr Harrison means more t =, me
u continuance for four years more OF IN Admnls,ra,
ton which in many respect !; the best the unIlea
| that II is one Of the strongest arguments for con
1anS the Republican party IN TaS tns
who wns a. the head Of the Administration that made
tho incompatible record Of the last three years Mr.
Harrison best represents the party principles. and he
Is the best man therefore 10 stand for them In the j
coming appeal 10 the country.
HOW MR. BLAISEs HOME ORGAN TALKS
| From The Kennebeo Augusta. Me) journal
While the Republicans OF Name %orc rome I" Mr
have preferred TO have seen tins honor ,0 Mr. H,rd
| blaine they will nevertheless acorn 10 ' aav. him
son the cordial supper, n1 NJ i h ono Of the
lonr ct1eps OF our Republic. They appreciate
billy the egrase The no' ., ana Saon s aasrs II
T. record distinguished allie for its hme 80 Tho
mi oon,ss, that 10 'S Innate yeser
| universally conceded, but lust reoos"'"o" - ~
| embodied In the party PLATFORM
A SPIRIT OF LOYALTY DEMANDED
| From The Portland (Me) Press.
President Harrison has been fairly nominated snd
/. Inc duiy now OF Republicans, wnacV'r .1s
preference may havo BEEN TO aoTa Az MIN av forth let
an. ara cnn patty close up its ranks and fight the
common enemy.
| STEADILY GAINING IN PUBLIC tolEch
] From The New York Journal Of Commerce.
| In ,ne common estimate Of his personal gifts he
stands much higher with the men o: NJ, p'r ' ,n"
did at the time Of h' rt ON special occasions
and during his excursions through the conn.ry, nnS
been 1o t Sc r"a I have ," SGaa l him
r.spcct 40 matter how elaborate might nave Deei '"c'
preparation
| An ADMINISTRATIONS UNSURPASSED
| From The Lewiston CMcl Journal.
| Unrrison's first term President VIII nor DC nS
| nhrood os The mo-t fertile OF all Administration III
the appnomlr and commercial ne. In solidy and
,oI,v n il uithou, q rvai In foresight and i9yag
10 political conviction II has realized TON u'e "''"''
| ~ business and the business of "Isdoih;
p,cyryrs WILL VIEW IT LENiESrLY
! From The Broohivn Standard Union
We do not know that IL Is serious 9blochon 'nua
he candidates Tor President and Miami Sn,g cSntV and
| ohio mcn-hoth from tie FAMOUS '"'" N' ~
| graduate, Of Mani tnl'rr'lH'
.oyyD COINAGE IDEAS TO PREVAIL
| From The Boston Transcript.
The country Is TO be congratulated on Mr I'arl, rs
denomination becan," II Frnnets H. nnd makes IL
mo,ally certain that no further legislation degrading
| our currency Will succeed
4 SIGNIFICANT FIRST BALLOT
l. rr m The Concord ~. H. nlior.
| ,ruar,nr the history Of previous conventions WIN
,be history of the Minneapolis, guhenng, Only Th'
thought appear the Ir,sident ,rch :, r.c.vs n
s'rnsih ,hm, t Ir" npo the nr,t ballot viii enable
h,r 70 achieve triumphant r'ce ton IN No'emocF'
REELECTION ALREADY ASSURED.
| From The Columbus tOhiol Journal.
Even his political enemies rcrognn' n, ~,
,i viii lie rc-.crted In November anna the acclaim OF
| the De pie and the approval OF INV ""''''
4 coMBlNArIoN THAT IS norND TO WIN
| From The syracuse ~. ~ Journal.
Harrison and Rcd is the strongest com1ia'o nar, %
|
| rro,a hnye agreed upon. The ticket Is one Wmcn
rannot fail Of success In the coming great N""oh"
| election.
BUSINESS AND LABOR.
| From The Newhurg ~. " Jcurnal.
Tho nomination will also be satisfactory 20 the great
| husiness and labor interests OF the country Whch
concerned In having a. the n,h OF ta msn W
has given abundant proof oil the possession oi sn1s
qualities and WIG my Ss ae III nT ep and harmful
| policies.
| TIE SECRET OF SrATEsMANsiIIP
| From The Springfield CMassl Union.
lie ha, shown hmse man OF s,rons t AmeT 6srn
Included all that Americans include In true statesman
ship, lie has NOT won upon the o people by ii i'
broad gasp of affairs his sturdy integrity. his earnest
purpose do tina best and get the best In the admins
| iIa,ion OF the Government
| ACAHADIAH VIEW OF TIE CASE.
| From The Toronto Empire.
| lesson
Of all 10 their own country ns ~ ms ticket ana Pmt
form and not whit for the Interests or welfare
| Of otlers : should In this Dominion maintain
sturdy. vigorous programme Of Canada, first last and
all the time
BOTH PARTIES MIST ADMIRE TIE MAN.
| From The Norrlstown PENN Herald.
Every patriotic American citizen has reason to be
| proud Of the dnied and successful performance OF
| bubble duty which has chamterzcd the conduct Of
National affair since Harrison 6Gsms re,dsn, r,
or Democrat. can complain II, th9 ma,o stinehi Oh
| TO approx; and applaud.
AN UNUSUAL QUALITY OF CRAFTSMANSHIP.
From The Elizabeth ~. j. Journal.
slip unsurpassed since The days Of Abraham Lincoln
and in him the Goge S es ina. @ nnSe n man an, ws
ability determine what Is right and necdful and the
fymncss and prudence to carry out his convictions
NATIONAL DIGNITY sPLENDIDLY ADVANCED.
From The 1orrington Comm Register
| We think II is safe to say that during Admin
lstruilon since the foundation OF the Republic has
there had been such extension OF the arm of Gov
| the entering INTO commercial union with so many
powers great and small and at the same time noanS
our own material interests given the first place In
| the arrangement.
STATEN ISLAND IMMENSELY PLEASED.
From The staten Islander.
Richmond County will ndorse the nominations with
all hef strength, and Will bring to the support Of the
ticket named YESTERDAY at Minneapolis all the vote.
| which be cOlieciel w eirhestHesS porn OF
sincere belief In Republican principles.
THE PRESIDENT NEED NOT WORRY.
From The Kansas CITY Journal
! The coming campaign on tho Republican side Will
| DO based upon the record Of this Administration It's
bright prospects OF success du cnieny 10 the work
accom plIshcd BY the President and his assistants.
Sir. Harrison Is therefore In pson 70 take things
| calmly and compncenIy. lie knows he has done his
duty and that The country is proud Of him. lie had
n Hight 10 expect the popular Endorsement which IL
manifested most plainly In denomination and re-
election.
THE CONVENTION HoEoRED ITSELF.
From The Boston Traveller.