The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-16
OPINIONS or Iae PRESS.

From the Minneapolis (Mnnl Tribune (radicaD Oct 101
Taken in connection with Dir. Washburnes recent
Visit Gaiena and the remarkably speech by him
the 10 Dayiess County Republican Convention the
action OF the Galona Gazette General Grants home
organ, Ia nominating him for the Presidency is senlt
II shows that General Grants fri nd5 have fully
made up their m nds to run him as Presidential can
Gidate that they have we'd satisfactory
from him that he viii accept nomination ard ina, they
ready to commence an open canvass OF his
claims We now consider al! doubts which may
have existed heretofore concerning Goaerai Grants
willingness to become Presidential candidate as
him upon course, ana will undoubtedly their
best efforts TO secure bis nomination H. himself hav
ing tacitly given his Mt. be presumed to
be not an spectator the coming Presidential
contest but asone OF the verabls actors and principals
therein
From the Illinois Staats Zoitung ,Germsn radicaDl
No one who acquainted with pa9ilc OPP Dion la the
West doubt that tbs decorations OF the Ga cite VIII
find general support Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota
will be for Grant In the National Convention,
and this is great step in advance for Of the other
Candidates there hardly one thai can begin with more
states than his own.
From the Detroit Fres Press, dem1cratic.]
The parry in opposition TO the democracy are always
like the man in tbs fable Tnsy crazy for the ele-
phant invest in The lottery to secure H. and when they
draw 1t caunot manase u and don't know what to do
with It rnary popularity IS deemed essential to sue
cess 10 the next election II onv highest
mil ary officers OF the army Is nominated, he might
probably be elected. The radicals ouly take Grant
In that case the democracy can nominate sherman,
Grant and his friends Will vote for him. II they don't
take Grant the democracy can take their choice aud
elect either. We have no doubt that, however they
may De elected they are both democrats nj heart All
truo patriots are.
(from the Toledo Ohio, Commercial. radicaLl
Tho republicans have only ~ settle upon him Grantl
their standard bearer and 4, forward "th tho work
Of ORGANIZATION and labor aud ono year from this time
they Will have 70 reoica their present check a.
the skrmish Of their outpDsts, by which they wore
warned Of the snsmys approach aud thus enabled to
make timely preparation for the great and decisive
battle We desm 1t safs 10 say tnsl saoh Is the general
sentiment OF the republi northwestern Ono
from tho Pissburg Commercial trcpubcan), Oct 141
Tho action Of the Union Convention Of Maryland ar-
gently recommending 20 tie republican party OF the
country the nomnaon Of General Grant their cand
date for the Presidency and tho bringing forward OF
boh In accord the seDtnent Of the great body
OF tho repub an masses The elections on Isesday last
Virtually nominated Gene al Grant When the result OF
the election became known TO him q million eyes gladly
turned. IL device OF the politicians but spou.
OF the people, catt ns knots dssov.
ing doubis and at the same time, dsposing OF aspranu
who could NOT survive sns hrst CHILLING blast
From the Syracuse IN Journal radica October IL
The results OF the elections In Peuusylv wanna and Ohio
substantially settle tho question Of The republican can
didats for the next Presidency. General Grant will he
nobatsd ana there can he no douo, OF his election.
10 state issues causes sometimes causing . tenn
porary reaction against the republican party a. in the
nncfasn Who l.d Inc to victory sssns. tho
rebellion. General u ). Grant will Be the next Chief
Magistrate Of the nation.
fFrom tho Albany Evening Journal (Radicail Oct A]
On all hands admitted that the recent elections
will have good result. Taty uniting pIr'y feeling
upoa General Grant tie aett rep.b candidate for
~ Proficiency That tac popular sentiment had become
liked this direction ago apparent Bat there
wers ambitious cisi Ian politicians who undertook 10
defeat IL by orgauizaiil II aud combination TINS there
longer any probauilitf thar they do. Those
who have failed 20 carry ter States upon test
canvass cannot ella IN recos nron as national leaders
With General Grant AZ tue head OF tho tcset, upon
llsorn OF national iusgico and impair a rsn,s, the
republican party will sweep 10 couutrs tx shirl nd
[From the Concord N H. Saicsmaa trad car. Oct II
TIC eie tons Of Tue day make Gsnsat Gaa, tue MI
rtUaticaa candidate J,a Its tsat ani hg Is arc Idy
Nominated in the IN inds Of tho posple W. sla need
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