New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
TIFF. NOMINEE FOR VICE-PRESlDENT.
THAT SPEECH AT OPlIIR FARM.

From The Buffalo Commercial.
The ceremony was brief and informal but Mr. Reid
lie did homage 20 his chief our natural leader"
the President paid graceful compliment TO wee,
President Morton and "A tribute Of sympathy to his Old
friend. Mr. Blaine The principles Of the Republican
party Laid down IN the minneapolis PLATFORM 'ir'
Reid accept, and adopts in full
\ DESERVED TRIErTE TO MIR MORTON
From The Philadelphia Record
In acknowledging Yesterday the formal notification
Of his nomnat .anddts for the Vie l, m osr
lending politician OF his party has done-o utter rev
brief words Of compliment for and appreciation Of
the present Nicc-Presidcnt.
WILL HE TAKE TIE STUMP
From Thr Indianapolis Journal.
Mr.. Reid could not have said more for the Repnb-
liCn party and lcs, for himself In he same space
their long and cordial relations, is most appropriate,
both In matter and form. The general political eN-
able 10 share with the President the honor Of making
those brief and timely addresses which In 1883 General
Harrison made 50 elective
COURAGEOUS AND AGGRESSIVE.
From Frank Lesic's Illustrated Weekly.
# nominated Whitelaw Reid for the Vice Presidency
III all the position, he has occupied Mr. Reid has dis
mnemberrd TO his credit now that he is candidate
for public office. that MS attitude as 70 al ne nm.
porant political aud social questions which for twenty
Years have a-itated the country has been uniformly
courageous and agsc->ve lN voice ns never o'ei
any in the country has evrr deGryed thc unusual
"A
Presidency that man Is Whitclaw Reid
4 GOOD POINT TO EMPHASIZE.
From The Ptt,burg Dispatch.
Eut the strong, point OF Reds speech CGf
acceptance was his Identification OF all that Is
The Protectioni-t cause, This /, a parallel
frequently drawn. Ia II cannot be TOO o ats
f. tho evident trqlth Of The statement And the de
ci,ion In November should provide tr amor or iour
years of thu policy which is necessary to the height oil
Auciica's prosperity.
BEFRIENDING AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.
From The Rochester Democrat aud Chronicle.
Wmclaw Rcii believes thoroughly in E reciprocity
side Of The protective tam ana Is one 81 lis moNt
of hi, friendship for American Industries nv securing
the repeal OF the French laws aqir't The importation
irc,omc but Mr.. Reds diplomacy and perseverance
finally tie battle.
LONG a LEADER OF PUBLIC OPINION.
From Tbc ptt,bure Commercial Gazette
Mr. Reid, speech yesterday 10 the committee Of
notification had the right ring Mr. Reid. In his sr'Nt
newspaper. has long been leader OF he best public
opinion and his election & the second once whn tne
Git Of the people VIII be an honor which ho VIII
Wortlly wear.
DESERVING PROMOTION Bl THE NATION.
From Tho Lincoln (Ncbl Journal.
Mr. Reds brilliant career us Il man of letters.
iS" 10" t% d Years p"G' Aa ,e Ss Go sX S'@ u
one of the most delicate Of ail the dpogae nsSGn
the Harrison Administration. Aching under inStlr'
ton, from the President. Minister Reid made 1t his
prinripa business Paris TO arrang" for The cN
tension uf American trade, particularly with reference
to the removal of prohibtlve and oncrouS duties con
nrct.d with the meat trade The gratifying success
which followed hi, persistent. able and tactfnl
pnlgn oh hehalc OF he American farmer ana stock
grower has been ricd at length IN Theses columns
during the last months. The Importance Of the
victory gained hardly be ovcrestimnci Every
farmer and every owner Of farm lands In the United
states Is directly benefited by the attention given
by the Administration to the extension Of this trade
and il i, particularly lifting that the Minister who
gained such II maIl,,d triumph In carving out the
pnns of the President ana secretary Bla should be
Chosen by the pnrty for promotion immediately after
nj, return from his patriotic successful labors