New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
THE WORK AT MINNEAPOLIS
ENTHUSIASTIC APPROVAL.
THE PRESS ON GENERAL HARRISON

TRY REGAEDING THE Tlokti'
From The Hartford Post. 1890,
President Harrison was not lh ~ ,h,s 'p campaSn.
candidate for the ReIribilcan parry !" WIZ
but the strongest candidate'
THE NATION ITSELF DIGxIFIED BY THE hEnoLl'
From The Rochester Dctnoerat and Chronicle
The United states has been honored by ms ooGn
pnncy Of the highest ONCE IN ,ne fnn aid thai Ike
Rru,blIcan party has hpnored itseif III rnoosanS 81,
lie second lime Benjamin Harrison a. It's s'a'o''u
A RARELY GIFTED STATESMAN
From The Wilmington News.
pc.h in his fidelity 10 his Of duty, ana IN
his gIlmness and enadty OF purpose-in NM
artsNMr. Harrison REMINDS oae OF Cromwell VIII VII,
IN his intellectual fertility and Spnc 1s nsel ruth
with pr.cidon and bcauty-he Is KIN TO Aitoh'
TIE RECOGNITION FULLY DESERVED.
From The New-York Recorder.
The great honor Of denomination to me eieh hr
ccs the gin Of bis H fSV Wd ' BY faithful
vice 10 the %os exqsn s Place &c IN wsp b s he
deserves reelection.
SURE TO WIN.
From The Hartford Courant.
The convention gave us Winning phttrr,n. VII
Thursday. Yesterday 1t gave us winning uche''
TIE PARTY LEFT IN GOOD SHAPE
From The baltimore American.
The minority In the Minneapolis Convention mane
sant light but was ,,r, Gon' should only manifest
itself IN increased zeal for the success OF the caniua"
and principles Of the party.
A DESERVED TRIBUTE TO THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
From The Boston Journal.
The nomination Is n deserved tribute 10 an Aa
ministr:riun which has been pure, dipnlnm aua
cfhcicn and has Won the respect and conhdenccr Oh
the great conservative forces OF Inc ann0, os inter
p.ctcd ms a personal defeat for Mr Binine p,,,nc
eorrse Of the bnloting was proof that the BLAINE
his enemies, who u.cd his great name and commanding
popularity 10 aid them In their cndcavor to defeat
The President.
THE BEST NOMINATION POSSIBLE
From The Philadelphia Pres.
The nouination is on all accounts the most ut
and every way proper thai 1t was within ne power
The convention TO make and We congratulate IL on
lis work.
AN ADMIRABLE NOM1NATloN'
From The Philadelphia Ledger.
Those who made this admirable nomination have
fair for the indulgence CT the nope ana oenci
vcntion will be rltled nj the balotboxcs Of tho Re
public In the gust Of November. nftrr the silence OF
aro",e =, 1 nag nrr of prr,oo,, @, N" n
THE DELIBERATE JUDGMENT OF THE COUNTRY
From The Chicago Inter ocean.
The Deliberate Judgment Of the country. duly eN
pressed, favored the nomination. ii Mr. Harrison ana
sicnal politics could not stay the execution Of tina,
judgment.
PRESIDENT HARRISON THE LEADER
From The Chicago Tribune.
He nIorrsonl Is tn, Icnfeg ara cvcry true Re +,
termination TINT would have been shown II Mr. Blnns
had been the standard bearer.
THE CHOICE THE wIsEsT POSSIBLE.
From The Omaha Zee.
The denomination Of Precedent Harrison means II
pe"d9 MGmFy On ' aG fis 9hln every rrue IL"
pu.cnn viii approve he VIII unite and harmonic the
barry as no other leader could have done without
disparaclnc the eminent statesman who was put for
ward % contest the nomination. whose name all kc
pubcnns hon r. ard wlosc fsme e,1 r@mmandsd
ns n candidate the support that VIII be given ire,
ldcnt Harrison The reasons arc 80 obV,ons 'hn, ., ~
nont Of ycw tho choice Of tho convention vas tue
wiscst that could have been made
THE CONVENTION MADE 40 MISTAKE
From The Cincinnati Ccmncrcl,i Gircttc;
Those whc twcnty four hours ng1, were for Alaer e.:
benjamin Harrison Under his tBlainc's leadership
hoc o' easier victory is 10 icss ccf,ln under the
lead Of President Harrison Simply bearing IN NINA
administration u affairs during the last four year.. We
candldy and honestly Fay the convention hat mnie no
we are unQuallncdy Tor Benjamin Harrison fn} slal
gladly do our utmost to Insure his tfnmphni cieo'
ton In November.
Az Event IL POLITICAL HISTORY.
From The st. Louis Glolc Democrat.
The victory may properly he cli sod With tho crea,
events In our political history. N WAS achicien
Under circumstances Of unprecedented conplicailln
harac,"r ani services Of the surcessful conestint
THE PRESIDENTS ADMIRABLE QUALITIES.
From The san Francisco Chronicle
While 1t would be idle TO deny that the sentiment OF
large majority Of The R1pnGean party 81 ~ III MA
who has the interests of his p,ry AT stake has any
rrh, TO feel dissatisfied With the aciion p ne Re
uubcan convent N In Icnomnatrg resilient hnrrl,
son Thn President will display. during HI second
term the quail tic vh ch hnvc marked his hrs'
term sound julgmnn COL Gclber1ti n mn sterling
ana lnapproachabic Integrity. one will dare t, dcny
that and his election will oll,w ~ nomination with
as much corninty one sca'on follows another.
40 CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION INVOLVED
From The Boston Advertiser
The more We think Of II. the clearer II seems u,
us that in the nomination e Mr. Harrison The weak
polnts are cphemcIal and will fade away, while ths
strength In ii and tho popular response to II will grow
steadily the more tho issues ana the CANDIDATES ngt
discussed. President lisrrison'S candidacy WI hays
The tremendous weight among sober nnd thoughtiu
men that II Involves change next March In the Al
mnlstrnlon. which by general consent !. satsac,0ry
ard external conditions are In wonderfully salts
iact0ry state.
4 FORTUNATE THING FOR TIE COUNTRY.
From The Boston Herald. tMucwump.,
We regard IL rs fortunate thing for the country
He lIarrlsoni has MT brer great President bit h :
ha. been within the limitations OF Intense partisan
snip an honest and upright man III his olice
PRESIDENT nARRIsoN's CLEAN RECORD.
From The Philadelphia North American.
II anv Impeachment colld have been made Of the
peIs NAL or In. political integrity Of the President II
there could have been any arrnlgnment OF his public
uttcrnnccs or Of his Official acts. tho denomination
would have been impossible.
HARRISON STRONG CANDIDATE.
From Tho Philadelphia Times.
Harrison Is strong condidaieof TINT let those in
interest take timely notice. lie may be defeated In
decd the chances are than equal that he will he
beaten but II he shall fall in the race II will be be-
cause Of the weakness Of the parys record. and not
because OF the weakness Of the candidate.
THE PAIrY's BRIGHT PROSPECTS.
From The PHILADELPHIA inquirer.
The Republican party never had more reason to
be satisfied with its prospects than II hns now.
RECOMMENDATION FAIRLY Won.
From The Cleveland Loader. Friendly 10 Blaine).
Harrison has shown himself MS skfu as politician
a ir was known 10 be brave Us n soldier aud wise rs
statesman. lie won his denomination fairly against