The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18

Gems o. both parties here Governor Hayes conceded
TO bca gentleman Of spoess character although OF no
marked ability. He has been practising lawyer here
for msny years, aud time held ONCE similar
to that OF Corporation Counsel but he 70
any distinction at the Ohio Bar. Tho satisiac-
ton felt by tho citizens OF ohio who know
him best arises from the fact that he Is a
gentleman and honest man. and that II
he should happen 10 elected he will be great i'm
provement on the present administration. In . con-
versation to-day, At the Grand Hotel. prominent
democrat who has held high the State said the
only doubt to Governor Hayes reforming the vepub
iican administration, should he become President,
would arise from the fear that he would have firm
enough political sagacty enough resist the
efforts that would be made to keep up the existing
order Of things the party General Burnett OF the
New York Reform Club before he left to day said
that while he deeply regretted the defeat OF Bris-
tow, he satisfied that Governor Hayes was
q candidate worthy the support Of all honest
republicans and that no felt quite confident that proper
influences would surround and control Governor Hayes
should he be elected President. Senator Fenton left
last night thoroughly disgustcd with the result OF the
Convention. The ex-senator and his confidential fol-
lowers had entered into contract to nominate Mr.
Blaine and all their efforts directed that single
point II was their making their breaking; II Blame
had been nominated and elected they would have
pushed tho present federal officials IN New York from
their stools aud taken their places. Mr.. Waldo
Hutchings tho gallant General John Cochranc, General
Merritt General Palmer the United States Appraiser
in New York, and the OF Senator Fcnton's
all labored faithfully for Blaine, and It was this
knowledge that prevented tho exsweaker from obtain
ing larger New York vote. When the crisis came the
an.i.Custom House republicans were represented BY
such politicians Senator Roberts and Speaker Hustled
ex-Polico Commissioner Disbecker Senator woodin,
who had sympathy with Senator Fenton and his
schemes, but simply desired tho defeat Of Conkling
and get their rising star William A. Wheeler, on the
ticket Tho triumph theirs most distinctly; It will
be remembered that Senator Robertson and Speaker
Hustled went to Columbus to Governor
Hayes before they cano 10 the Convcn-
ton, and Il Is now secret that the OBJ
jec OF their visit was TO encourage the Governors
candidacy and 10 arrange with him for the
OF William A. Wheeler the ticket with him II no
should be successful Tho Ohio delegation under
crnor hayes drecton. TOOK up NT Whecicrs cause az
soon as their candidate WAS nominated, and General
Arthur, Mr. William Orion, Mr. Cornell, Colonel Schuy-
Ter Crosby and the other Conkling leaders once
the expediency OF falling INTO limo with the Wheeler
movement and dropping Mr.. Woodiord
THE NEW YORK SITUATION
may therefore be summed up follows Tho Conk-
ling republicans are disappointed with the general
result pleased AZ having defeated Blaine, because
OF tho Fcnton intrigue satisfied with Governor HAYES
and dissatisfied with Wheeler The auti-C lnklng re-
pubi,cans, exclusive OF the Fcnton liberals tri-
ton OF Senator Robertson, of Westchester Tor Gov
Tho Fenton liberals dissatisfied with oveYy-
thing and everybody
riIR FINANCIAL PLANK
In tho platform has given great delight to the demo-
here They say the republicans have on TO
resumption experiment. The minority report on
tho financial plank, which is not published
speech ' Of Governor Davis Of Texas BY 1a wh s%o
1t was reported make this point clear. Governor
Davis minority report declared that the party
by the Resumption act, which is pledged In his
speech supporting his report Governor Davis declared
that the majority OF the committee had
Resumption ACT fasined their pledges and back
to the position thcy occupied eight years ago. making
new pledges and promises which meant nothing and
which the people, after this breach faith would not
believe It SAID that the financial rank was inserted
10 CATCH at least not to drive away
the western soft money republicans in the October
elections The now claim that the repubcans
have abandoned tho financial the campaign
through this cIort to stradde the question: and
that the battle be fought the reform issue
pure aud SIMPLE u Is held by the Ohio democracy
that the nomination Of Governor Hayes by tho rcpu6
take General Hancock as their candidate, and they
promise carry Western October elections with him
ssry - bid for she soldiers VOTE as tho financial issue
has been straddled by the republicans
GOOD TELEGRAPH WORK.
Tho Western Union Telegraph Company deserves
especial credit tho admirable manner in which tue
heavy work OF tho Convention has been doLc. The
ample facilities for writing afforded
bers or the press All the business. enormous as It
was IN bulk, was despatched without confusion de-
lay, and the long dispatches from Now York for the
Cincinnati edition OF the Herald promptly de-
livered at this end OF the llnc who the
special reports were being transmitted from hero
to other points. Tho amount OF work done was sur
but tho telegraph were faithful At their
posts for eighteen hours out Of twonty four. and their
efficiency and endurance were alike surprising. Tho
work superintendent by General Stagcr in person.
the General Superintendent Of the lines
4 TELEGRAM PROM SECRETARY nRisrow.
Hon. William Dennison tonight received the follow
WASHINGTON, June IT. 1875
friendship that am greatly grat,ned at tho nomna-
ton Of Governor Hayes feel sure OF victory and
clean and pure administration B. II. BRISTOW.
THE KxpuBIIcAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
CINCINNATI, June IT. 1876,
The following notice has been ssued-
Roons or rnx REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL ConxirrRR)
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Pursuant notice given BY tho President or the Con-
nSTns, House = hsf pas: ,ss s osGs. II. svs1ipx
deiphis on Saturday July o'clock r. NJ foe porms
a the the
No ssSs s's the s ssy aS
reelection secretary. w. 4. CHANDLER
The following additional members OF the Repu clican
National Committee were reported by the State dele
CATIONS after the Adjournment For Colorado, Samuel
H. Ebert; for Arizona, r. G. Mccormick, and for
Texas, L. J. Davis
RATIFICATION MEETING AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June IL 1876
AT the ratification meeting last night General Joux
A. HARLAN, OF Kentucky, said:-
Words fail to express my thanks for the very kind
welcome which you have given this occasion.
have hero tonight for tho purpose OF max
Ing you any lengthy address, Within less than an
hour tho Convention closed tho deliberations o.
the day and after tho kentucky delegation had cast
its entire for Rutherford b. Hayes the spirit OF
the delegates that Convention especially those
Of Kentucky indicated by tho fact that we held In
our headquarters Hayes ratification meeting and
speeches made here tonight loud
cnecra) know that when Kentucky cast It's vote for
Governor Hayes that carrying out the wishes