New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
WARM PRAISE FOR THE TICKET
WELLKNOWN REPU BLCANS SPEAk.


rALKs WITH REPRESENTATIVES, MEN FROM DIFF
FERENr PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
John W. Foster Of Indiana who has been mentioned
among those from whom President Harrison may sleo'
the successor Of Mr.. Blaine as Secretary u ota"'
vas at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday morning
a., s,or,ad for Washington IN the afternoon ard his
f-aendA say that he WILL probably Re asked by fresi
dent Harrison to-day Or tomorrow TO take no's "a
the affairs Of the State Department unui Mar"I
noxt Mr.. Foster seen BY reporter tut i"o
TNbune Just before his departure for inc ''la,a'
hut he decYnea TO have anything to say about MN
ss,s ana his chances for securing Cabinet Once
ID was O matter he did not know anything aoonl, nc
said He talked encourag1ngly about the heP"oh."
outlook IN November, however, ana SAID tpat ''ie
indications pointed to certain success. Inc re-
nomination OF President Harrison has maze 'ilo NC
pubNcsn party united one,' said MI fos'er
aWs,h sny other man az the head Of the ticket douot
very much II / could now say as huch. mr.
Harrason,s denomination was so cmmehuy 'e'elfo
that n he had not been the choice OF the Ne"o"
there would have been dissatisfaction IN ulie hel'o'
can RANKS II would have been such al unjust re-
buhe for such prnisewOrthy and honorable servco
that the sncht could not have been forgotten. But
"a the party stands to-day, with harrison a"~ ne.u
ON the ticket not a dissenting voice can 10 l'ui'd
Harmony prevails everywhere, and Just so sure Us
nrntomin Harrison was elected four years ago !uso
The Wfste House And If he does as we'll as he mas
done since 1888 during the four years beginning
March 4, 1903, in 1897, when nc steps oo~"
from the place he has filled so Wen
the American people us unit Will say, wen u0ne'
cood and faithful servant, well DONE But tie
s.ss,,.ss ~ Rentauin Harrison WILL not die with
the expiration Of his term OF office; II VIII survive o'
ever on the pages Of American history IL c"hhoV
he said now that the Presidents great
ness lies in his ancestry. He has demonstrated ",'
IL anything be Is greater man than the former ricsi
dent Harrison. He is a good and pure as wen Us
brilliant statesman, who has reached t'e hcai'S VI
the American people. and his great aoii'S aS e"N''
will not fail to be again recognized
aWhtelaw Reid, too, Is sufficiently we'll Nho"n "
the American people to command respect a., va
been before the people for many years. ana tno i've,
publican leaders know full well what souilu Judgments
HE When difficult problem In the hahdhhe vi
nontos in former years has confronted the party.
Mr. Reid has been appealed 10 ana MS juuehe"' va"
never funnd TO be at fault His Clear cooi anu SUN"
advice has helped the party on former occ"siohe'
win be found Of service during the coming e'rseie'
Although see victory ahead l call the contest d
struggle as We must not be oversanguine Of SUCCESS
Ihs ySctorv nust not he looked upon as an easy one,
and the Republicans must look ont for and expect inc
obstacles which will get In the way OF success bu'
Mr. Reids name ON the ticket certainly helps sieauS
TO make It q strong one and know that the acuoh
Of the convention meets the ehulusasao apPo "a
the American people"
"a rb. Secretary of Wnr S. b! Elkns looking as happy
r as usual, although he was In an atmosphere ''ia'
resistercd 90 degrees sat In the cafe at the hodh
House last evening and spoke enthusiastically apou'
N. work of the convention at Minneapolis, and about
the bright prospects that were IN STORE ior '"e
Repubncan party next November
DIME recognition which President Harrison re-
o.,ved was richly deserved and he Is In the het 10
VIM said the broad-shouldered, sodiery LOOMING seq
rrtary Of War Mr.. Harrison was honored by the
convention because 1t was due to him. ana the peope
next fall will recognize faithful service. the efforts
OF a great mind, and man VINO has reac"eu 'he
bearts Of the people With Harrison on the ticket
Indiana will certainly IN the Republican column
with any other candidate Indiana would be douo'iu
ain 1888 Harriosn was the logical candidate ana the
year he was again the logical candidate ana u'e
Strongest one Four years ago people did not thlnK
Harrison was great man. l have Always hpo"" ~
and the whole country is now aware Oh H. Al
ad,ton 70 his brilliant craftsmanship he had demon
straied his capacity for hard work. MS respect i '
law the good and the right, and the selecuoh Vi
such O man as the partys leader HITS pohucs u "
higher plane No personalities can be entered mo
during this campaign, the President Is ABOVE cue"
things He is stronger now than he was i'll 1885, Us
la commands the respect Of the business interests oi
tine country. The farmers and the manufactures
know that he is man OF such staoihy uia' "'
Nations affairs will be safely conducted IN MS haus'
His popularity IS universal. He was always laVote
O. the West they. too. have learned 10 hohor anu
rcspect him. and the West can be counted upon No
being soudly for the Republican ticket.
And the man whom the convention selected 70 NC
the next Vice President Of the United states"
Eeh-s most agreeable associate for Mr.. HARRISON
and is a man who will add strength TO the uche''
Mr. Reid is popular to a degree that Is seldom en-
loved by any man. lie is known from the Ath'huc
To the Pacific and like Mr. Harrison enjoys the con-
fAencc and respect OF the business Interests
Of the country, and the people as well. II
vas but fitting that his party should acknowl-
edge his ability, and his long ana laithiui
service u Rcpubncanism by placing within his reach
,he second honor within The gift OF tile people vi
This Great country. If nc should ever be called 10
rho Presidency the people know that he has the ability
and character to manage the Nations affairs Safeiy.
ALREADY the enemy Is alarmed at the strength
which the ticket has shown. Henry Watterson SITahs
far the Democrats of the country when he says mat
the President is the strongest man the hepubhcahS
could have chosen Our next President will be Ben
,am,u HARRISON and our next vice-President White
law Reidn
Edgar A. Newell Of Ogdensburs. is one Of the many
Blaine admirers who Is now enthusiastic 1Or the Nd
t,.naI ticket a. II was made at Minneapolis. Mr.
Newell is the Mayor Of Ogdensburg. ana was cicctea
for his second term by the largest majority ever given
10 a Mayor OF his city. When at the Fftb Avenue
SlIotcl yesterday Mr.. Newell spoke In TINS manner
1Sbout the two men the Republican convention St.
ected 10 carry the party to success next november
W. President Harrison has given the country a S"hs
and splendid Administration. and he has The conn.,
dence of the business of the country. That tho
placing Of his name at the head OF the ticket VIII
.'yinsure harmony is admitted all sides. ST.
Lawrence County certainly feels that Harrison should
ha rc-eoc,cd and II viii do more next November IMAM
.-... r>~,-fli~~~ majority. And II VIII
A tA.k v~y N the other counties and In other States
AN mas the confidence vi the business people, OF
,n independent voters, and he will be his own sue
.ossor No matter whom the Democrats name at
chicago they canhot win against such a ticket as
Harrison and Reid The people VIII vote Tor the'r
Interests next fall and In doing 80 the7 VIII Voc ior
ticket