The morning call., 1892-06-11

nation is a deserved tribute and cannot be
Interpreted as personal defeat for Blaine.
The Globe (DemOeTa9 says: II the Demo-
Gratis could have named a Repu blican candi-
date with view strictly to the increasing
of their own chances Of sweeping the coun-
try next November they could hardly have
done better.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The Commercial
Gazette says the opponents of Harrison
were honest in purpose and adds: We
would have preferred the nomination
of James 6. Blaine. Under his leader
ship, in our opinion. the victory in
November might have been easier, but since
the majority decided in his favor we are
unqualiiedly for Benjamin Harrison, and
so will gladly do our utmost TO insure his
triumphant election.
St LOUIS, June 10-The Globe-Democrat
,Republican) will say tomorrow on the
nomination Of Harrison: The victory may
properly be cIassed with the great events
in our political history. 1t was achieved
under circumstances of unprecedented COM
plication, and it is triumph that pays the
highest tribute to the character and services
of the successful contestant. The c0nven
tion's action puts an end to epileptic states
manship in this country. Blaine fancied
that he was all-pOwerful, but he finds that
he has outliyed reputation and forfeited in
huenee.
The Republican DemOcratic) will say:
The nomination means. of course, the entire
Reputation of everything like conservatism
in the Republican party, by the platform as
by the nomination. The convention, DOM
mated by offce-holders, negroes and Van
,derbilts, done its best to force Blaine out Of
the party. lie could not have been a caG-
didate on such platform had he been
nominated.
DENVER, June10-The Republican says:
HarTison's denomination means another
great victory for the Republican party in
November.
The Rocky Mountain News says The
irresponsible and unrepresentatiYe skalli-
wag element OF the South, which was con-
trolled by office holders, and with the gold
power that steered the financial policy Of
the party, secured the result.
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Watterson. In the
Courier-Journal tomorrow, will say: Be
yond any question tie President is the
strongest candidate the Republicans could
put in the field. With Harrison TO head the
forces the Republicans will unite Whitelaw
Reid. He will strengthen the ticket in
more ways than one. He is man Of large
wealth, which be knows how to spend.
PORTLAND, Or. June 10.-The OregOnian
viii say tomorrow: Harrison has given the
country a creditable administration and if
the Repu blican party cannot win with him
upon the record he has made it could not
win with anybody. Now If the Democrats
will nominate Cleveland we shall have an
administration safe and sound on those
questions of financial policy uDon which
the country has been so much disturbed
during several years past. whether the one
or the other be elected.
SEATTLE, June 10. The Post lntelli-
gencer will say tomorrow: Our standard
is planted. The time for argument of ex-
pediency is over; the hour for battle is
upon US. The opposition of the Republl-
cans of Washington TO the denomination OF
President Harrison rested upon no other
ground than the belief that he was not the
strongest available candidate After full,
free and fair discussion Of the situation the
convention has decided TO renominate Hsr-
rison. The duty of the party is that of rat
ifcatioD and Of instant preparation for
battle.
HELENA, Mont. June 10.-The Journal
will say ediiOrially tomorrow: The renomi-
nation Of President Harrison is triumph
of the rank and file of the Republican party
over the combination Of disgruntIed politi-
clans. 1t is the triumph Of the clean, con-
seryatiye business interests OF the country
over an unwelcOme attempt to make mer-
chandise of politics. In short it is the re-
demptiOn Of the country from threatened
era of personal politics ard a means Of sub
stitution of the industrial progress for pyro-
technic posturIng.