New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
LIKE IT BETTER AND BE11GH.
BROOKLYN'c ENTHUSIASM GK"NiN
ONLY one SENTIMENT AMONG REPofh
EVERYBODY IN LINE.


he heard on every hand were even more
tban those which greeted TIE first news mat 'o ''
TEST for the nomination had been acnuen ,"e
who had engaged In the spirited l0cal heit i'' "
cafes TO Minneapolis. and f0dnn 'hrh>'''''
nose whose wishes did not prevail were a"o". INV
first 10 express satisfaction at the sot"men' "
contest and their intention 10 support The h'hc'
henruy. ~ ,
Ernst Nathan Collector Of Internal Revenue III"
he leader Of the anti Harrison forces. said yes'cu'N
The ticket l. a very good one "hch te 'eu'' I
Elaine came ont, aSt week. the one IN WIN" u"
signed as Secretary Of state. ! said th"t ""s '''
Harrison and looked for his nomination. ~ WI,
we'll fought battle and ] am we'll pieaN"o VII" wv
result" ~
Francis H. WILSON, en- president OF the 'n'on Las'c
fIul said The more think Of tn" nominations ~"
Letter like them rhe ticket Is one that VIII gro" "
strength. greatly pleased Win 'h' ho''''i wv
WLj,caw Reid. / regard him a. one Oi thc CRANES
and bralnlc>t men in the Republican par;y MI h"'
risen could not have had bet er running mate ho'"
,e, arc tho kind OF men We want at the head OF our
country"
Howard NJ smith. president Of the Union League
Club on Friday night express 'ed lis satisnc ION AZ Tue
nomination. Yesterday lie said. again; 81 'n"N u
Is the strongest ticket that cfid nave D'ch "a''''
While | would rather have seen Mr.. Blaine President
than any living man. yet ] think that MT H'r'>oh
WAS r,lly entitled to n denomination. Mr.. Reid Is
universal favortc In the Union Laguc, ANA before h'
was nominated there WINS a desire manifested tih' no
might be the choice of she convention FOR S"'oh"
placc. lie has many personal friends W inc 'n''"
League and the general Impression is that lie VIII p'
very strong throughout the stat" ana inc
coun,ry The clnb will tender Mr. Reid reception
soon. probably next week"
George f. Elliott said: / such an ardent sup
porter Of Mr. Blaine that take his defeat innch !"
heart lie has asked every TO stand by the
Ticket and think enough Of Mr.. blaine 10 TAR" heed
Of his request / propose 10 stand by the u'Rc' anu
give Mr.. Harrison what support can. want Ia shy
right here that one has Hight 10 say t'"' Nr'
Blnne himself YEAS a candidate FOR tina nomination.
His friends proposed 10 make candidate OF MN. de
spite the fact That tho convention when assembled IN
Mlnneapoli, WIS composed Of delegates. 7ls 81 when
were committed 10 Mr. IlaIis0n's nomination. ID
not think any friend Of Nj. Blaine haS any nght
TO do anything els" than give manly support To the
ticket named at Minneapolis
Postmaster George J. Collins sail IL 4, not think
more popular nomination contl have been made.
try 20 gather public sentiment rs mlncc with the
people, and have vet found fair minded Dem
ocrnt who has not spoken highly Of President IIniri
son, nomination. We will sweep the country.
United States District Attorney Jesse johnson said
IL am a Republican through and through. ard the
candidate OF the party IS nv candidate Possibly
Blaine would have made more Brilliant President
than Harrison and he certainly deserves reward for
the same time Harrison VIII make just good a
President In his second he has In his first.
and he will positively lie elected next fan
Robert Il. >dgwick. az Supervisor Of the Census.
said It's u grand ticket and winner. NJ
no time was there any cilticism OF tho strength Of
the Administration. The Gillian matter alone i
record enough. And then 1t Is sound the silver
question. and other Issue before the country"
j. j. schlusser said The nomination of Mr. liar
rlson fnly meets my approval Ny alternate who
went 10 the convention I'm nv place. voted 70" liar
rison as should have done. At tho same time !
would have supported any Republican candidate. but
shall stand by Harrison much more cn,hu'iastcay
than shond have by Elaine"
81 would have preferred Blaine said senator
James W. Blrkctt. but shall support the Republican
candidate. and he is sure 70 he elected TOO"
Il shall support Mr.. Harrison heartily and look
upon his election a thing" was the comment
Of /. F. Williams.
George H. Fisher said ~ think President lIar
rison's nomination the best that could have been
made. lie has steadily grown in public esteem ever
since he assumed Office. All his OFFICIAL nct~ and
public addresses have shown him to be Of Dis
cernmcnt and force and his character Is dignlhcd and
abovo reproach II is not too much to that among
Republican leaders at this moment he l. second TO
none. whtclaw Reds recent diplomatic
ccsses. by which his popularity has been greatly In
creased added TO his immensely recognized ability
a public man, make his nomination peculiarly happy
and popular lie is gentleman who has studied
carefully all political questions. handles them with
great ability and impreSsss all with whom he
in contact with hs perfect kindness courtesy Of
manner. In Washington he would be both social
and a political power"
William II. Grace president Of the Home ana
Country Protection Brotherhood, said as friend
OF Mr. Blaine must in all candor say that under
| all the circumstances tho convention made a very
60 d sci ,con In nominating President iIarii,on.T
the nominations Of both Mr.. Harrison and Mr. Reid
| The strongest that the Republicans could have
made
Ira Leo Bambcrgcr said al nm Cleveland dee
gate II seems to that the Republicans have
nominated the strongest ticket they possibly could
Mayor Eoody said Il think II was the bet
thing they could do. I think the nomination i'm
that are TO have anoiher education campaign and
that the questions which before the people four
wears ago Will be discussed"
81 think IL Is very strong nomination for the Re
pub leans to make blt ! don't think Harrison can
carry this State said City Clerk Cummings.
The ticket Is well received by buslHcS, men. Lou.
Liclirnnn Of lehman Brothers, said: NY estimate
Of benjamin Harrison has increased 100 per coat since
his --sninaon and since the action Of Blaine In nj
Wing his name TO DC put forward and his candidacy
urged by his friends. blanc. II chosen the ticket.
wond have received ~ earnest support. nOtw ls;a,d
ing gIelt and growing admiration ;or Mr. Harris
Whtellw Reid Is polished and bralny gentleman
and Thorough diplomat. Ills high Standing In hi,
chosen profession viii be great help 90 him in the
coming contest
G. A. Price. Of Halch Price & Co.. 'ald The ticket
constituted satisfies me beyond mca.urc. Frc'n III"
sal believed thai the .rst place would 20 10 rlth"r
Harrison or Mckinley. WhItcaw Reid will add
9Th TO the ticket. llarris,as present AGmins
tration was the recommendation that secured for him
The Endorsement that led mp TO his denomination
A. Ammerman Of Cowperhwalte d Co.. said
The denomination Of Harrison SHIFTS me- ana Will
suit business generally to nicely. lilo hns won
the esteem Of the people by giving us consistent,
busincssike Administer ration. believe that Blnlnc
would have won had he been chosen. That Harrison
will be returned cannot he questioned. Whclaw
Reid is Clean clear cut. intellectual man. who has