New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
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NEWBORN.
d5m0n7TTaicd that MS seneralhIp IN war was Of a
high order He possesses the gnali,fs Oh Cbjei
Marstra,e. and most likely TO inspire the confidence
Of the people. We believe that President Harrison
candidatc the unwashed and anterIined Dcnoc racy
put in the field. The ticket a, stand eo %n
| vember.
THE PAST a GUARANTEE OF TIE FUTURE.
| From TIE Newark Advertiser.
since he has been in the high Office Of President Of
s n sS a simple he ss 70 HRs s
Ship and his intimate know ledge OF affairs that i Is
longer neceinty to owe on ne ,s d e c
With him the past at least is secure and the past
known and read Of al men. the ireinsa6e sra mo
| more than this. We confident tlat they viii ask
nothing Give US Us god an Ad =.
is undoubtedly the feeling of q majority OF the Ancr
p: SasT tie y Harrison aHSs
dignity OF the Republic had been maintained and ad
vanced, that the Nation had been aonndan'N ,r 9s
new nsre that the material interests OF the country
had been carefully looked aft"T and thu, LIE adm rc
from any Of those scandals which 10 be insepara
bic from al business npaeI our form q goyead
and received the denomination OF Benjamin Harrison
HE HAS EARNED EVERY PROMOTION
From The New-Yorit Echo devoted to Grand Army
and Church news).
Expressions Of keen oppciaon are h faI Se yp ,m
neapolis Convention The rcnomination of the lion
Benjamin Harrison for second trrm Is deserving
mann and ID eb,ef Executive has deservnry abe
hearts of his fellow citizens and It only POW fen' ms
for an opportunity 10 he anOided tleh " f'uiS "0
same at the polls
VERDICT OF GREAT IRISH PAPER.
From The Boston Pilot.
The Republicans have done wisely In renominairna
the strongest man In their party. M so;o,in nv
Of better and stronger man by the Democratic party
order that the Democracy may win at the next eec
ton.
AN ARGUMENT OF INCREASING FORCE
From The Dolgeville IN. W Herald
We have steadily maintained tnat to take BENJAMIN
Harrison the standard bearer OF TO- t..
lection and llonea Money was ,ne ot lie, IL there
good reason for Mr. HARRISON nonlha'i 10, III
Nomination fGS in 1862 when his clean conservative but
forcefu had s PIT hac the S RcpnbcnS
ticket will win this year.
BLAINE MEN WILL WORK FOR TIE TICKET
From The Milwaukee Sentinel.
Among Mr.. Iiarrlsons warmest supporters VIII ne
the members of what. before the convention were
known Blaine clubs.
SOMETHING TO STEER DY
From The Denver Republican.
The Republican party will present n solid front 70
the enemy whoever might have been nominated
would w ndd he 20 na nun b % lem for no Dc
clearly represents the Harrison Administration Than
the rrs nd NJ s ca The Ss 9 n'T wGd PC do
reelected II reelected he vii, make no 6uHders ana
s 81 the . W T grow Dc the md Of the
people ana the ticket nominated at Minneapolis VIII
be stronger BY far at The close OF the campaign iah
1t is now.
THE NOMINEE FOR vICE-PRESIDENT
HE HAS ADMIRERS OUTSIDE OF HIS OWN
POLITICAL PARTY.
From The Syracuse (y. " journal.
The tribute Of the Democratic SUM- TO the ability
ana worm honest S nea msny 40 one Of the
New-York Journalists is held IN higher esteem thnn
Mr. acn ane sy treated ns with 81 favorable
THE OTHERS MORE THAN MAKE 1T UP.
From The Cleveland Leader.
nomination Of Sir. Wbclaw Reid for Vice President
That is The New York Tribune, which inCdcstiy re-
trains from eulogizing Its own editor
AN ADVANCE IN POLITICAL COURTESY.
From The Christian Inquirer
Mr. Reid both AS III editor and Ninstor to
France has proved himself patriotic and sagacious.
The courteous reception whcn The Denocratte press
| vance I'm civilization. half-century ago neither
party could have nominated an editor for such posi-
| ton without outbreak Of ferocious abuse fOn the
| opposition press
A DISTINGUISHED INDEPENDENTS TRDrTE.
| From llnrpers Weekly.
| Mr.. Reid is most fnvorably known to the country
not only the editorial successT OF Horace Greeley.
| France, where his service made him conspicuous
figure In public e There no reason 70 suppose
acceptable to his party and receive Its full vote.
HIS RELATIONS TO LABOR.
| From The Indianapolis Joufnal.
| Whom tho stroncost labor organization in the
country sent a committee In Minneapolis 10 rccOm
| mend The nomination Of Whelaw Reid II Is useless
to waste time In declaring that organized labor Will
fight the Republican ticket because OF the candidate
| for Vice president
HOW HE STRENGTHENS THE TICKET
| From The Bnghamton.
Fortunately the task Of carving the State OF New
York for the Republican electoral ticket does not
| fall very heavily upon the shoulders Of TIE Repab
iicnn press. President Harrison and Mr. Reid arc
fame are household words There is not an ntelu
gent voter in tho STATE of New York Whose mind has
Of Mr.. Reid. written, in The Tribune: reader Is
generally in pcSy ill., c %sy Ss Mh Ss @ 81 %
| the state havr been brought INTO personal contact
with Mr.. Reid, and learned to like him. There Is
faction with the nomination for ViccPrcsdent
A HELPFUL ASSOCIATE TO HARRISON.
From The Concord (N. H. Monitor
1t has been demonstrated that President Harrison
could sweep New York. but with Whitclnw Reid as
Empire state. and Indeed, throughout the whole
country Is dOnbly assured
| ALL JOURNALISTS MAY FEEL FLATTERED.
From The Bridgeport Standard.
Newspaper men. everywhere have reason to re.
gard with satisfaction the placing OF WbitcIaw Reid
| upon the Republican national ticket. II Is rccjg
milton Of the guild which Inns heretofore been
when Ia evey fellows w RoTRS IN tho broad Jour
nalstc field may certainly take pride. Mr.. Reid
Is well able 10 sustain the dignity Of the profession
and 70 shed lnstre upon II In every position which il,
may be called upon To fill
| ADEQUATE To ANY REQUIREMENT.
| From Tte indianapolis News.
Mr. Reid II intellectually able and acc )mpllshod
man. lie has Ind wide experience OF ard Affairs.
Il elected he VIII perform the functions OF bis olcc