Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-06-23
THE WINNING TICKET.
LIS Already Named, So Never Mind the
Coming Chicago Convention.

Utica Herald tRep.): Harrison's
strength is III the plain people.
Hartford Courant (l;ep.): The con-
VrntIon has made a wise choice.
Boston Post ODem.): Harrison is
the logical nominee of his party.
Springfield Republican (Rep.): The
party machine has been beaten.
Philadelphia Ledger (lnd. Rep.):
The people will r~e-rlect Harrison in
November.
san Franrisro Call Ind. Rep.): The
people have stood by the man who
has served them well.
Washington Post (Iud.l The bosses
have been beaten. The peoples
choice is the nominee.
Chicago News Record (Ind.): The
result is gratifying from a standpoint
al patriotic sentiment.
indianapolis journal (Rep.): The
denomination oil President Harrison
* n great triumph for him.
Philadelphia Times iDem.) Harri-
son is u strong raudidlte-of that let
all in interest take timely notice.
san Francisco Chronicle (Rep.): No
Republican can take exception to the
presidents denomination.
Philadelphia Inquirer (Rep.) The
president Will he reelected because
the country is satisfied with him.
Boston Journal (Rep.): Harrison's
record il his platform, and on 1t he
may safely appeal to the support OF
the nation.
Chicago Inter Ocean (Rep.): The de
liberate Judgment of the country, duly
expressed. favored the nomination OF
Mr.. Harrison.
Omaha Bee (Rep.); From every
point OF view the choice OF the onven
ton was the wisest that could have
been made.
Albany Argus (Dem.): President
Harrison is strong by reason OF the
very fight which The bosses have made
against HIM.
Denver Republican (Rep.): Presi-
dent Harrison's nomination means
another great victory for the Repub-
lican party in November.
New Haven Palladium (Rep.): The
sturdy Americanism OF General Har-
rison challenges and must command
ii united party devotion.
Louisville Courier-Journa CDem.)
Beyond any question the president is
the strongest candidate the Republi-
cans could have put in the field.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat (Rep.):
Harrison's administrative recor *
sufficient argument for the continu-
ance OF Republican rule i'll this country.
Philadelphia Record Free Trade
pem.): IL would be atfecta:ion to pre-
tend thai the Republican party has
not made "a strong nomination.
New York sun (Dem.): 1t would be
folly for Democrats to underestimate
an antagonist who has manifested
such consummate political ability.
Cleveland Leader (Rep.): Harrison
has shown himself AZ skillful IA politi-
clan rs lie has proved himself wise as
a statesman and brave rs "a soldier.
Philadelphia Press (Rep.): The pres
Ident Is all the ST ronger today before
the people because oil the opposition
OF the politicians IN the convention.
Boston Herald (Iud. Dem.) Harri-
O is a man of more intellectual abil-
ity than either his own party or the
opposition generally give HIM credit
Tor possessing.
Chicago Herald (Dem-) The presi-
dents nomination ~ "A trl"mph OF de-
cency over dishonesty, oil candor over
duplicity. OF conservative common
sense over fstuous ldlocy.
Providence Journal QInd. DEM:
The conservative element in the Re
publican party won, aud II defensive
nnosition has been taken in which to
await the assault the assault OF the
common enemy.
New York Times Free Trade Den.l:
IT, vas the support of the plain people
Of the country that impaired TO the
Harrison column the solidity and the
STAYING power to resist the ceaseless
onslaughts and overtnreS OF the poll
ticians.