The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-06-29
THE PRESS ON THE NOMINATIONS
IN THE INTEREST OF REFORM.

from the Worcester (NIass.) Spy.1
The Convention foreshadoWed such nomina-
tons when it rejected the Spencer delegation
from Alabama. It has not given us BristOw,
but it has done the next best thing it has
given us ticket that can be supported with
enthusiasm, and elected in defiance Of all OPP
position.
AN IMPROBABLE REPUTATION,
From the San Francisco Call.
We regard this as strong ticket The NOM
nation of Hayes will consolidate the Republican
party. The country has heard less of him
than of Blaine Morton, Conkling or Bristow,
but it has has heard only good. We do not
know prominent man with more impregna-
BILE reputation.
CHARACTER OF THE CANDIDATE.
From the Albany EXpress.l
And who is Rutherford B. Hayes Not I'm
like the noble Abraham Lincoln III many re-
spects, for his life is as simple and as pure, and
as unas5ailable as was that of our martyred
President y = x It dominates for Vice
President an eminent citizen of this State, who
is beloved by all Republicans, respected by all
Democrats, and who will add immense strength
to the ticket. in this section especially.
THE NOMINATION A STRONG ONE.
[From the Albany Journal
The nomination is a strong One and means
splendid victory fOr the Republican party In No
vember. Gen. Hayes is an uncOmprOmising
Republican. an astute and experienced states
man, soldier OF the Union, with a lustrOus
record, and citizen of absolutely stainless
character. New York, whose second choice he
was, will give him rousing majority.
THE BEST TICKET THAT COULD BE SELECTED.
[From the Utica Herald.l
On the whole, the Cincinnati Convention
has given to the Republican party the best
Centennial ticket it was in its power to select.
It represents no antagOnisus except inhe1ble
antagonism to Democracy. Rutherford B.
Hayes OF Ohio. and William A. Wheeler, of
New York. is ticket against which no Repub-
Fc;x y. A1,NI
test.
A RECORD WITHOUT A BLENIISH
from the Rochester Democrat
The record of Gov Hayes is without blem-
ish. The career of William A. Wheeler is as
we'll known as the State whose representative
he is in this campaign. The party was never
stronger Or in better spirit than it is to-day.
November will tell the story Of tN enty rounded
years of Republican power, and so much OF ma
tional prosperity as a Democratic rebellion
would allow.
DISCREET, SAFE, AND ABLE.
[From the Providence Journal
The excitement in this city yesterday was IN
tense but as the result Of the baIlOting at GIN
cinnati was announced, the universal feeling
was that we were to have a discreet, safe, eX-
perienced and able President-One who has
been tried in varied service, and who has al
ways come up to the requirements of his posi-
ton. Mr.. Wheeler will give great strength
to the ticket and will Worthily bear the high
honor which the American people designate for
him.
WISE JUDICIoUs, AND EXCELLENT.
[From the Reading (Penn.) Tirnes.l
The nomination Of Gov. HAYES, of Ohio, as
the Republican candidate for President of the
United States, cannot fail to meet with the APP
proval Of the entire Republican party, as
wise, judicious, and excellent nomination.
But few men combine in greater degree moe
Of the elements Of popularity. His name is
tower of strength throughout the great West,
and will prove rallying cry in the campaign
of 1915 that will lead the Republican hosts to