New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
HARRISON'S POPULARITY
HIS NOMINATION RATIFIED.
REPUBLICANS GIRDING On THEIR ARAlOR
FOR BATTLE.


FOR BATTLE.
TIE COUNTRY DEEPLY IMPRESSED WITH THE
PRESIDENTS CHARACTER AND ABILITY.
From The san Francisco Chronicle
That President Harrison will display during second
term the qualities which have marhed bis trst
term'onnd udgmen GAIN d'DerS , da aa 4, Sany
and his election will follow his nomination with as
much certainty as one season i S9%T mmS 1S pnc IL
pies " truth and justice upon when tc prrpeenly
Of the liberties Of free and Intelligent people muss
depend.
WHAT OTHER NATIONS MAY EXPECT.
| From The Helena (iIoIfl Journal.
The work of yesterday va, echo from the I'm
| elicctuali;y OF The Nation. IT the expression
Of bulu;es republic fcslzed into fact SEMI
ndnsiTia Ne, and upon the spnt 81 RneS osss
has beer .e IS SP9n the World that The Republican
Wry stands f9r business proSpeT% ne ndsrs
aud the dignity OF the American ba2. From The con-
vent0n hall az Minneapolis the representatives on ne
Republican party emerge a unit TO Do latte iof ue
| common cause
WHERE TIE RIsI.AMERICANs STAND.
| From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
| p. T. Barry Of the Chicago Newspaper Union. wno
| went to Minneapolis mcmber OF the Elaine Cuo
was met b. reporter for The Inter OCEAN yss.s sn
felt respecting the nominee of the Republican party.
expressed himself well satisfied and uneluiyocably tSs
I@rty. aPmsident Harrison said he. has oeel an
that any true American eould desire Tvs pIsncs
home and abroad. has earned FOR him the re-
don see how the irish have any rason 10 complain.
lr.sh-Americans naturally ifotectHnis.s, knowing
S We'll n the % ~ssa ie 6% sR sS' sr
camoa ~ The country FOR The aIssras End
e 1oasc witt T ii 'V r not Wiling
a & sSa S i'f % T. b gys he E sa %
publican p%Ty stood tod f. the defence Of gqr Gillian
Iidk ErsH a. able ana faithful diplomatic repre-
sentative during supreme crisis n GILLIAN affairs and
ward they became knowI-the Republican party aud
President Harrison thus saving the Irish name from the
S %osa la "' s "Sio N" '''' 'H'
| 'Do You think this will keep the Irish forces In
Yes. think Irish Americans have more reason
10 be thankI 70 Harrison than to :hoss Democrats
the hing i6r Irlshnen. besides his Administrator
| has elevated the character Of American citizenship
higher in the eyes o. foreign countries than ever
tod before in our history. Hc has been eminent
pub ic affairs does the President local rcedit as
statesman; 1t meets every demand OF the Nation I
think would BE- difficult for any one - conduct me
| affairs Of Government In manner better calculated
cIc:ng numbers each year taking their proper
pace In the National party of this country
THE INTERESTS OF LABOR PROMOTED.
From The Cedar Rapids Down Republican.
Tile work Of the convention was we'll done. both In
farmer The business man the mechanic. the PROBES.
,lona man. tie fOregIborn and the native-born ciu
rem. the mmbIest workingman IN tire North. whose
future Is measurably assured by Republican pohees
ballot VII henceforth embciy more Of hope because
the Democratic and assistant Democratic censors Of
he Administrators southern policy we're not sus
alne by the Convention, either In It's platform og by
| It's selection of ticket.
| TIE PARTY NOW a UNIT.
From Tho san Francisco Bulletin.
The ranks of the Republican party may be said b?
| division among the masses witch compose T.
rreden, Hston had fairly won rsnonnn' lon
general feeling. Under all circumstances tht
| thai could have been made
TIE WHOLESOME INFLUENCE OF EXAMPLE.
From The Boston Budget.
The present Administration is conceded TO be one
r or nonesiy purity safety @ S,snn S:
been wise. pacific and progressive. In all our foreign
ard commoi1lal relations hs has guarded the Interest
methods have been those Of fine courtesy ather than
| II rud' and aggressive insi,tcnce The Hon. John
q, commslon Of Eaucaca says that public ciHes
ms IN Itself an Educating power for which the peopc
y S naa s dSp lsns o asNnS all ana pn5
men by this rule. OF PRESIDENT Harrison DR.. Eaton
Christian man a, the head of Christian family. OBJ
|
and without aitcctaiIon IN the eyes OF all the world
neither obtruding upon the rights OF Others
rendering his own Who shall estimate the instructive
| power " these facts His messages and speeches
are the expressions 10 be expected from knowledge
| of the man.
| Ills RECORD THE PARTY'S RESOURCE.
From The salt Lake Tribune
The Administration Of President Harris IN has boon
Gtslh one, ana II hs the support OF the good men
and the business of the country. In the case Of
the nominate m Of any the record Of tnis Admins
| hNan nf "a SIR
OF the Presidential campaign. Much more L. II entitled
candidate.
| THE ENEMY NEED NOT COUNT ON DISCORD.
| From The New York Evening Post Ind)
II tie Democrats continue 70 count upon Republi-
disaection division after both tickets are In the
| field they will make a serious mistake.
| RISING TO ALL EMERGENCIES.
| From The Cleveland Leader.
| 1t Is the ability to respond to every demand me
| Government can make upon him that has caused
| President Harrison 10 grow In popularity
PRIZES THAT WILL REWARD EFFORT.
| From The san Frnncisco Call.
Tho peope know that success means a continuation
| Of the brave and honest Administration VI the last
three years success In November means Il Congress
tina, win Keep the Mckinley tariff In force. one th"t
| will deal with foreign nations on the high pane OF
jnscr 10 all that will protect Americans " tncir
just rights wherever they may go, one that VIII ioruy
coasts and harbors. build ips of war ana ad1pc
! There is Republican who may not work for these
| ends.
QUICKEST TRAIN TO THE SOUTHWEST.