, 1876-07-08

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Wheeler Club WIS organized hero tonight amid
considerable enthusiasm. Noai W. Chccvcr
wns elected President Meetings aro to bo hold
every alternate "Wednesday evening.
GOV. HAYES. ...
coLuMnus, O., july. tilt is understood hero
ree.1y for. the papers Of Monday morning. II
WILL pFobably bo brief.
POLITICAL NOTES.
A DEMOCRATIC pApRn IN IOWA naFusEs TO
.sIIAilR IN TIE MEsB.
Tho Dubuque ua) Times snys: "Tllo Ett,l.
! lug Telegraph of this city, the only Democratic
lapcr tn the State with Trains enough Tor secI,
hcads its account Of the Democratic National
Convention with the sanglinnrY word " "Suirldc.''
II then proceeds to declnro IN emphatic, bold
tace type that 'Thc Democratic par:y lcjibcr-
atcly Cuts Its own throut' It also announces
that Hendricks is nominated for Tic second
place, but II Is not likely he Will acecpt' adding
TINT Ibis friends nrc Indignant and eliant at tho
rcss!ts.' It alao saya that the Ohoans arc about
Hayes and Wllceler.' There is inaci, more 1t
| tllG like Import which We havo not space 10 re-
r1o,',,sc, 9 clGse This pnragrapl Of 9nGtatons
stretch their legs. oyer, tho White House clsh-
! ions.' As to all OF which VIC fully ngrrc.h
NOT RgApY TO SPEAK,
r re 1Enssn's y% 4s Gs ssss s stessn s s0%% aa
an oppression OF an oninon aa to It's merit and
adaptation To the necessities VI the people Mt
largc. They Rro both we'll known to tic pub
w. 10 wo,n tmey Sii ~ ayc .,, TO ! nnawer ior w'1t-
tic proper time, the Star proposes to exprcss
It's convictions without fcar favor, or affection,
@ p4ayS " ',salst t't tho popular verdict will up
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS REVOLT.
"A private lcttcr to the editor u the Albany
journal from Letnocrat at philadelphia
prominent ouslisess man OK TINT clty-says:
"llerc y my sponge; ! throw l. up. II you
seo the sskestt q benocracy yea avsf bsl,eil.
| nave touny seen hundrc4 DcmOcrats like
myself perfectly indcpcndcntof tho party lasli-
WHO Will no 1H1re vote FOR Uncle Sunny than
TINT, they would for Fred Dougluss." ...-
ONO pEMocNAFs VINO WILL NOT SUPPORT
| TnDEn. .,,,,
>, Ex-senator Alagfnnis md dc1l. William II.
IanesyillGs O., bluntly deelarc that they will not
! veto for Ttltlen. And tho former says that ho
Will voto for Hayes and Wheeler.
| HENRY b. nLAcxWELL ON GOV. HAYES.
uoy HIVES, Lie says ho knew hlln vol when
they wcre young men together tn CINCINNATI,
twenty-five years ago: Writing in the bostoi,
concerning the estimate Of the Goy
Mr.. blackwell says: ''Afr. Hayes hos q cal,n,
cool, intellectual temperament, which Is not
easily reused, but which, when onco reused,
moves promptly md with singular precision.
lie has q clear, Jrltcial Intellect. hc is not
| wanting in cnthualasns, but lie never gusllcs.
There is q certain Mngnaui,ntty, stately and
Ills frank and Ecntnl temper, aud wlic!, keeps his
generous Impulses from running hsxny with him.
Tic Is, always anu everywhere, gentleman. Dur
S navor knew lin % use hars m Or ] eoarss o cxnression.
nor evor knew him indulge In personality. ua
never made an enemy nor lost q friend. Moth
character. Always cheerful, kind, frank, and
Sympathetic, he took q keen interest In every
question, and occasionally spoke, when rouscd,
ana 10 to ts te pnpose nat he ssom
There llc was ready, bright, and animated 1t
was q common remark IN those days. at tho
| Club! 'Ilnyes Is capablo of rising to nuy dis
t!nction, Il ho could unly 10 0inpullcu 10
seek ft,jH
rnR ADAMS FAMILY.
l Lave.