The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-22
HARRISON ENDORSEMENTS.
Press Opinions of the Nominees
the Minneapolis Convention.

Press Opinions of the Nominees of
| the Minneapolis Convention.
THE MACHINE OUT OF ORDER.
Springfield Republican. (Rep.): The
party machine has been beaten.
WISE CHOICE
Hartford Courant. (Rep.): The con-
ventlon has made wise choice.
WHERE HIS STRENGTH is.
Utica Herald. Rep): Harrison's
strength is In the plain people.
THE LOGICAL NOMINEE
Boston Post (Dem.): Harrison is the
logical nominee of his party.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WILL Do.
Philadelphia Ledger. Qnd. Rep: The
| people will re-elect Harrison in Novem-
| Der.
1T IS RECIPROCITY.
San Francisco Call. (Rep.): The peo-
pie have stood by the man who has serv-
ed them well.
PATRIOTIC VIEW.
Chicago News Record Qnd.); The re-
suit is gratifying from standpoint OF
| patriotic sentiment.
PEOPLE VS.. BOSSES.
Washington Post Qnd.): The bosses
have been beaten. The peoples choice
| is the nominee.
AND FOR THE COUNTRY.
Indianapolis Journal Rep.): The re-
nomination of President Harrison is a
great triumph for him.
A NOMINATION UNEXCEPTIoNAL.
San Francisco Chronicle Rep.): No
Republican can take exception TO the
presidents denomination.
VERY GOOD REASON.
Philadelphia Enquirer Rep): The
president will be elected. because the
country is satisfied with him.
A DEMOCRAT ADMITS IT.
Philadelphia Times Dem.): Harrison
is strong candidate-for that let all in
terest take timely notice.
AND 1T WON.
Chicago Inter-Ocean (Rep.): The de-
liberate judgment of the country, duly
expressed, favored the nomination of
Harrison.
A PLATFORM MADE.
Boston Journal (Rep.): Harrison's
record Is his platform, and on 1t he may
safely appeal to the support of the ma
lion.
NOVEMBER WILL DETERMINE IT.
Helena Journal (Rep.): Harrison's re-
nomination reflects the peoples wishes
and meets with the approval OF the
country.
IT WILL BE RATIFIED.
Omaha Bee (Rep.): From every point
of view the choice of the convention was
the wisest that could have been made.
THEY WILLINGLY GAVE AID.
Albany Argus Rep): President Har-
rison is strong by reason of the very
fight which the bosses have made
against him.
AS GOOD AS ASSURED.
Denver Republican Rep): President
Harrisons nomination means another
great victory for the Republican party
in November.
SOLID FRONT OF THE PARTY.
New Haven Palladium (Rep.): The
sturdy Americanism of General Har-
rison challenges and must command a
united party devotion.
DEMOCRATIC HARMoNETTE.
Chicago News Record: The harmony
among the New York Democrats would !
make genuine sensation among |
musicians if it could be orchestrated by |
a large band.
WHAT HIS ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN.
Philadelphia Call: President Harri- |
son is a strong man and an excellent pol
tician. He has made a good chief mag |
istrate, and he has made very few mis- |
takes. His administration has been |
clean and strong. The men whom he |
called around him were and are men Of |
honesty and ability.
HIS CALIFORNIA HOLD.
San Francisco Chronicle: II the per-
sonality of the candidate is to cut any !
figure in the coming campaign, White
law Reid should have claim upon the |
suffrages of California voters by virtue
of his relationship to d. o. Mills, one of
the oldest and best known OF CALIFORNIA;
whose son-in-law he is.
HIS SERVICES HIS BEST RECoNMENDA-
TON.
Evansville, Ind, Journal: His (the
president's) faithful services are his rec
Cmmendation. He will not be burden
to his party to carry. No time will be
wasted in defending his official acts, for
defense is unnecessary. No apologies will
be in order. No Republican will feel
of his record. 1t is clean,
straight, symmetrical. strong and SUI
premely satisfactory.