New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
MIR. BLAINE'S RECENT LETTER
VARIOUS PRESS COMMENTS ON IT.
Why MULTITUDEs WILL GRIEvE.

VARIOUS PRESS COMMENTS on IT.
WHY MULTITUDEs WILL GRIEvE.
From The Philadelphia Ledger (RepD
Mr. Blains's declaration will be received regrefullv
by multitudes of his countrymen who whether Of
nas Of admiration and affection They see in him an
ideal American one OF sturdy grth and grain, who
stands easily in front ranks Of the ilusions statesmen
has conferred the most honorable distinction. Mr.
GnS has psSn w sod a ad new
loved
AN IMPRESSIVE ACT OF REMUNERATION.
From The Brooklyn Standard Union tRep)
Notwithstanding the strength Of President hat.
rlsons Administration; and his steady growth IN tho
estimation Of the public the constant evidence ne has
given OF integrity courage and ability of the highest
order, the nomination for the Presidency was again IN
tho hand OF Mr.. Blaine, and he had but to accept It,
with certain assurance as candidate ever nad %
election and he has again. as four years ago. sd NO.
A NATURAL SEQUEL.
From The Boston Advertiser NaepD
What nextl Why, President Harrison, OF coursA
A STATESMAN If NOT A CANDIDATE.
From The indianapolis Journal Csep.)
Mr. Blaine e not candidate but ne Is none t the les;
sHOG pand hs and The Affections OF the people,
man whom they delight TO honor TO whom o,,d m n
PLENTY OF MATERIAL LEFT.
From The Chicago Intcrocean (Repl
But has claim upon the nomination at DIN:
he poItic to nominate some else than Harrison 1t
should not hesitate to do So There + no lack oi goOd
magnetic statesman He Is in fact the the 9
man ,@ Oa no seerey Ras would make remarkably
available candidate. He would be great vote gettsr.
Illinois has In Senator CIom WITH ms St6os dpss
cations should not be overlooked ana Generai ser hss
done much to make himself popular with the old
soldiers.
TIE WAY CLEAR FOR HARRISON.
From The Boston Journal tRep1
one thing ought to be generally understood ana u
cannot be too early said or too vigorously insisted on
This is that the choice OF the Republican party ncs
Mr. Blaine ont OF the field by his own voluntary act
the concentration OF Republican sentiment upon ME-
Harrison will be clear and unnistahabie
FEW MEN CAN DO THIS.
From The New-York sun DEM
We suppose 1t Is true that for months and perhaps
for years r Bnlnes view of the possibility OF anothef
nomination has been almost that Of personal indi;
ference We mean that he ceased ons ago 70 ,g ~
be desired above all Others ana 70 be hoPo .or CIV
work for us one hopes ana WORKS lor Tue
a few statesmen In American history to grow peyonc
that point lanes ,s h % o. aen d Ge the year;
between 1876 and 1850, the possession Of the great
Office which his at cal mas Lecome mater sc nsr
sonal comfort Of the wishes OF family ana nenes.
only nm assured splendid fame ana al
toned supremacy afford ~ make the choice WING"
Blaine makes and which Tilden made.
MICHIGAN WANTS ALGER now.
From The Detroit Tribune tRepD
As to Michigan, The Tribune can say now ua'
this state will ask for the nomination OF "cn nus
undoubted ability to MI the Presidential once ne
publican nnd soldier OF unbemshed record anu
party can call to leadership.
TINE ENOUGH To CHOOSE.
From The Buffalo Express Qnd)
Blaine viii be the leader but he will not be the cam
dldatc this year since ne iet ne no, t hy VIII
drawing thus early. There will be sIiicch tihe Vc
and june IN for the party TO ase cr w'ss
be It's stand bearer in the coming campaign ioe
honest money and the protection oil N'he'lo"n "'''
NO OCCASION FOR DEMOCRATIC JOY.
From The Boston Transcript undD
This fact OF Baine's exceptional strength even
affords little reason for Democratic leiti,aion 0"n'
sidcrng the plight of that patty at Washington
TIE SECRET OF PUBLIC REGRET.
From The Springfield Union rep
Tho demand for Mr. blaine's leadership was not
entirely due to his personal popularity out wa,
largely based upon the growing appreciation o. ~;
Tho Great majority Of the Republican party made him
tae strongest man 10 head the Republican Ticket
HIS ENEMIES GROW MAGSASIMoUS NOW.
From The Boston Globe DEM
something more than mers party feaity could have
been effectively appealed 10 fog the man whose Will
dr.wai is today announced. Mr.. Blaine had national
strength. In certain contingencies might h"'~
proved far stronger than Ms party
THE PRESIDENT WILL BE RENoMINArED.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Repnbl,cans will waste no energies In contests, but
Will work with will for Republican success Under
the banner of the President. who will be renSmnaeaA
4 CURIOUS MUGwUMP CONFESSION
From The Springfield Republican (rubIdy ami Bane In
$3.50.
II Cthe reciprocity programmed not only added %
Mr. Blaine's sputa ION for state mnnship hut made =
seem good posSs for me bSaSer 10 H for the
future.
KEEPING OFF RIVALS To HARRISON.
From The Washington Post.
There can he no doubt that the delay in making tA
Of preventing other aspiring gentlemen fOm enterin:
the field against Mr.. Harrison.
REPEATING THE SITUATION OF EIGHTY EIGHT.
From The Utica Herald. (RepD
ss Mr. fsIs Sss s E choice eHH in 1872 81 r %
choice then gave the country OF the brane,t Pre
dsns & country pa S s at home and
abroad. Their second choice now Is 70 be made. !"
may be the same as In 1865.
rRAYER's APPOINTMENTS GIVE WAY TO B0rps
Lincoln, Neb, Feb. lO.-Ex Governor Thayer's sp-
pointees 10 Office " warden Of the state PenitentaT
and superintendent OF the Asylum for the lncuraos
Insane have withdrawn. upon the applications OF
Governor Boyds former appontces for their old places
1t is thought probable that this posramme VII DC
followed at the other State Institutions.
REvIvyyG AN OLD RUMOR
Detroit Mich. Feb. 100. ID. Ashley. president "
the Wabash road is in this city In consultation win
James L. JOY. In Il conversation with reporter, Mr.
Ashley revived the report. printed about year
ago. that tho Canadian Pacific will build a line nom
New York to Niagara Falls. At that time the Cans
dian Pacific said to be In league with the WABASH
in competition with the Vanderbilt system. The re-
vlval of the report I'm connection with the formation
OF New-York syndicate to furnish S3,5O0,oo0 to con-
civAa