New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

| FURTHER CONDENSATION OF HE hSIlON VI
TIE MINNEAPOLIS CONVENTION.
From The Troy Times.
Ills Administration has combined gratifying progress.
with assuring conservatism and the business men arr
for him because they know that he Is 10 be trusted
During the convention 1t was kilograms from business
men That kept the waverfng ones in line. aud since
the nomination II is the business men who have been
loudcst In their communication Of the course OF inc
The situation Is simply this: The reelection Of
President Harrison means steady progress snong ire.
paths the election Of Democrat 10 IN" PRESIDENCY
means the inauguration Of period Of economic nn
ins viii prove rs satisfactory as those which
assure prosperity for the American people a. body
The Democrats themselves recognize this. and they
the recognized apostle OF free trade or TO veil their
purposes with nomination less pronounced on the
side OF an economic uphesval
GOOD DEAL FOR AN ENEMY TO SAY
From The Ncw-Yorh Times (DemJ
II Mr. Harrison Is TO he defeated the Democrats VIII
at least hive the satisfaction Of contendn8 against an
antagonist whom they can respect tles 81, nt
party lie 1, an upright and sclfrcsIecting man lie
has been good President many Of ms sd Mgr
appointments have been most comnendabe. He has
moi been deficient either In Judgment Of men or for the
lie has compelled the american people 10 rcognze
the fact That he Is an able mana circuInsianGe that
opportunity on his, had escaped general noice.
AN INCREASING REVELATION OF ABILITY.
The Presidents ability. CHALLENGED bv manv
who spoke without knowledge Of he man. Is no longer
disputed bv anybody. II has been proved. by acts
and uter1nces which have arrested public attention
again and again. 10 be OF the highest oder. II has
been equal TO emergency that has arisen in the
Administration Of his high Office. The people have
discovered that they have In Harrison President
who Is not only q good but great man. and they are
and Acknowledged by the Democratic Diess. which
with accord Is warning It, party that VIII have
To put forward rs very strongest man 10 take even
n
strong rs President HARRISON
President liarrOn'S intellectual strength. Integrity
Of purpose, high character and earnest patriotism
no longer called In question by his most vlrllent
enemies.
NOR IN 'NINETY-SEvEN EITHER
From The Indianapolis Journal
"The Journal- is Of tie opinion that President
Harrison will not have 10 ride Ia the Capitol with u
Democratic successor. At least, not IN 1893.
REPUBLICANS WILL BE UNITED.
From The Duluth Tribune friend If Blane).
While tie candidate himself has not a llttlo 10 do
with the result Of the campaign, "Tho Tribune be-
Neves that this is 10 lie a campaign Of principles
rather than men, and that when a studlOus attempt
Is being made BY Democratic friends b. degrade
American labor To the paupcr labor ~ Europe and 10
inaugurae policy which would paralyzc the manu-
featuring interests OF the country II does not seem
possible that the majority Of the intelligent and
thoughtful citizens Of this Republic will be found 10
support any Democratic nominee
As MAN AND OFFICIAL, ABOVE REPROAtT.
From The Hartford (ConnJ Journal.
President Harrison has been a safc and reliable
Thief Executive I'm the opinion Il the people. That
Will insure a clean campaign, there being nothing Ia
his personal record 10 invite the attacks II those that
enjoy mudthrOw1ng.
THAT ERIE COUNTY pFMOSSrR ALTON