New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
MR.. FLAMES STIRRING LETTER
AFTER ALL. MORE PyTENr THAN A SPEC

AFTER ALL MORE IVrENT THAN sPEENli.
From The Boston Advertiser.
Achilles Is not skulhng IN his tent lie has come
forth into the open. has drawn his sword. that Is TO
aly, his PEN winch j. mlgtlcr tian any Da'iaS' III
II 4. rr,aty 10 be regretted that the state Of Mr..
Hlnncs hcslth does not admit II hs delivering puonC
spoken word would b" trumpet no;" presasng IN
umph But even 20, the number ma conld IH 9
compared with the countless multitude VINO ~ouIa
read In print what Ind been spoken aloud. The lat
ter and GREATER privilege would ~ similar I. tt " MI
home, and places 81 business tho calm, strong, tTo
and wise rrasonings Of james g. blaine.
lie PuNIsHEs TIE ENEMY SEVERELY.
From The New Haven Times and Courier.
The Democrats were not pleased with the presf
dents letter They Will not like the letter OF Nr.
Hlnnc for in he deal, slcdg7 hammer blows against
The Free Trade policy OF the Democratic party
ANEW PLUME ADDED TO HIS HELMET.
From The Pttsburg Commercial Gazette.
Mr. Blaine. adds luster to his already brilliant rep
utniion great statesman and American Ieader by
Ms letter on the issues Of The cnmpagn. rne letter
stupidity and Free Trade trnchcry 10 National In
tcrss ever prc~ncd TO the public
THIS DOES NOT SOUND LIKE An INVALID.
From The Syracuse Standard.
Mr. Elainc's general veor and his vigorous inter
In current politics ar evidenced by MS letter TO tie
chairman Of the Maine Eepnbllcan committee
WHO COULD DOUBT HIS LoYALrYp
Mr Paine's letter was n9t necessary a. nm evidence
that he supports the J.epuhllcan ticket He could not
do ANYTHING else. Consistent with his past, MS Juds
ncnt 4 The public Interest and his honor. 1t Is a
cnrac rsc letter. 1t scarcely needed the signature
10 Identify the author. II goes % the bone OF me I'm
portant questions Mt issue In this campaign with tho
keenncss OF a surgeons knle.
TINE vINDICATES a GREAT POLICY.
From The Lewiston Journal.
When Reciprocity n Republican idea was In ITS
chryallls the Democrats IL VIII Dc remeI1pereu
passage toward their doctrines, and all that; but no
sooner had Republican enthusiasm rallied around the
logical application OF our protective system 10 tne
deycOpmcnt Of foreign trade than the leaders
OF The Bourbon forces began to tack ship ana then
n vccr sdnarcly about, until they burleSquei and
wisdom Of the economic sages. THIS slmmersaut on
the fundamental Issue Of the campaign Is seen to be
an "incldcntal protective plank was tossed over,
board by tho last National Democratic Convention ana
replaced BY WattcrSons British f""" trndc na'n and
simple.
A GREAT PLEA FOR A SOUND CURRENCY.
From The Boston News.
No man with tho Intelligence OF schoolboy can
comments upon the attempt OF the Democracy to
brcak down our National currency. and 10 substitute
The system Of wildcat banking that was in vogue be-
fore the War
LONG RANGE AND RAPID FIRE
From The Columbus ohio Journal
TIE letter OF the eX Secretary will command uni
versal attention. and take high place III the Her
AZURE OF the campaign
A MEASURE THAT HAS COME TO STAY
From The Spring Union.
No one Is well qualified Mr.. Blaine to speak
Of the benefits OF reciprocal trade. and what he said
on the subject will make 10 difficult for the
The policy which has already accomplished such sub.
stantlal results.