The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-19
WHAT THE POLITICIANS SAY.

letters, according TO the veteran Weed not ex
planned, they expainabIe He believed
Blaine campaign would be defensive fight. Brstow
as detective all well enough, but Brslow Pres
dent Is u different matter.
Erastus Brooks says Joel Parker could carry New
York with greater ease than Samuel j. Tilden
John Kelly insists that the Empire State viii be all
O. * IN the fall and says the democratic nominee will
be the favorite, split or no split
Thurow Weed says IL the democrats have sense
enough 10 nominate Senator Newton Booth they will
give the republicans lively tight He thinks they
haven't sense enough.
Ex-Governor DIX Is preparing for campaign OF
sport Long Islands seagrt shore. He still in
his minds eye split St. LOUIS, failure before the
people and election in the House OF Representa-
uvcs
Alexander II. Stephens will receive counterblast
from Vice President Hanlin and Thurlow Weed in q
lew days
William c. Kingsley, Boss Mclaughlin, Thomas Kin
soIla ana other Brooklyn lean toward Newton
Booth il Uncle Samuel fails at 81 LOUIS.
Peter Cooper breads revolution conceived In pen
ury aud born in despair
joel Parker SAID recently that a bond ade war DEM
0crat-ike Parker ot New Jeraey-would rally all the
southern States, sweep New York carry New Jer-
sey's tag straight up the steps OF the White House.
Morgan Dix Will give his spcctacIes u the democrats
can their way 10 host the name uf John A. DIX.
Proctor Knott says Old Bill Allen Us the noblcst work
Of God.
Ben Butler thinks there VIII be election by the
sovereign people
All the loiilical parsons arc quiet just now
Nunu ol Boss Twceds friends believe IN Tidcn
When tue bogus Cincinnati despatch was read IN the
rotuuaa OF uown town hotel bots were made that
Blame wou,d be nominated ON the seconu OF. When
It's tEiquitous nature VAS disclosed the Blame men
Withdrew Their cash.
shed shook telegraphs Cincinnati that IT'S all
right.
Governor English says he Is embarrassed.
Governor bea.e thinks joel Parker would do all lie
PROMISES and be AL he possibly cou II elected
Ben Butler thinks The inch who 80 ~ conventions
delegates Tools lie Gays IL preferable to stay
a. home anu Instruct them.
Governor Fenlon says nothing.
Ex-l.lcutenant Governor woodford says the flag OF
our country glorious thing and must DO permitted
10 wave.
All the Kings county delegates start Tor ST. LOUIS
tomorrow They take Chicago IN their line OF march
and propose larry OF night IN that hospltabie cly
Colonel John H. Fellows does not believe III healing
up the scar between ranmauy ana It's Toes. ne
thinks there VIII tickets at the TALL meet
my The Colonel Is Que OF tue knowing Follows.
MIR. Ilurlbcrt idealizcs Bayard And oges Hen
dricks-
Don Cameron said he represented tho two beauties OF
tbs campaign, Roscoe Conklins and Governor General
HurtraniL
Cincinnati Gasette Richard Smith is easily satisfied
He called loud Tor Brstow louder Tor Hayes and oudest
for Morton.
PilcLback ana Garnett say The coored brother has
had little chance under Grant, but tho coiored sister
has been lett out III The cold
General john Cochiano says the democrats may
take hint, II they will that all the liberal
leaders were at Cincinnati
There much noise in the Convention that the
delegates couIdnt hear the prayer The telegraph
struments busy, the delegates, like the people,
Fred Douglass says republican party cannot get
along without tho black vote, but his views col
orcd-by prejudice.
Boss Shepherd says he made great mistake in
going TO the Convention u contestant without ere
dcnlals.
fully He says he had thought OF nomination. ana
therefore cannot DO disappointed al auothers ssecion
Peter Cooper told friend yesterday that II Tden be
nominated at ST. LOUIS Bill Allen will be elected
Mrs Sarah Spencer said all she had 10 say about
womans suffrage IN ten minutes sarah spencer time
10 good advantage
tx. Congressman Poland still wears blue coat with
brass buttons, and says he will hurrah for the ticket
Very lew oil The Cincinnati delegates had heads OF
hair They grave and dgnincd and bald headed.
Generai Logan insists that patriots shall buckle
their arInor
Tho democratic ookers-on at the Convention talked
loudly IN favor oil Blaine.
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.
Baltimore Gaxette: "Al faces turned toward the
rising sun II old Andrew johnson was alive now he
might pity Grant"
wilmington DELI Heraid:-sIn tho selection Grants
revenge is complete"
Boston Iost:-"ln tho present desperate condition
OF the party perhaps well could be done; bu
the candidates do not face toward victory
Buffalo Courser:-"Haycs hope to make tho
campaign neither Of Blaine nor Brstow. But lei
us not be misunderstood pronouncing the Clncn.
natl ticket thoroughly weak or bad one"
Syracuse a. W Courier:-"The nomination d
Hayes shows that the rogucs and knavcs tho party
stil retain control and propose run the country an
other four years. Tho ticket is q ticket that will
arouse no enthusiasm among the of the party
1t is ticket that Is doomed to certain defeat in No
vember next"
Rochester Democrat:-.srhe nomir alton Of Governor
Hayes result Of the wiscst thought of the Con-
venton, New York, Massachusetts, and Ohio cordially
recognizing it."
Albany Ecenng 7ises- ssMr Hayes is not invinciblc
on his own stumping ground. We believe that
Hendricks could beat him IN both Ohio and Indiana
There is little danger now that the ST LOUIS Con-
vcnton will nominate Tidcn The battle field Is in the
West, where rildcn is most odious y
Poughk scpsic IN. W Press:-.'Tbe Great Unknown
was nominated for President yesterday by the repub-
leans Blame hsuls in his horns. and Beknap, Har-
rngton Shepard and the balance OF the thieves
homco
Washington Chronicle:-ssAlthough il is with d,fR.
Guilty VIC forgive them Tor deicati Mr. Blame yet We
cannot but feel tina. ,hev have. by their choice Of Mr.
Hayes, done much To cond0nc their fault y
Newark e.. Jl Jomrnai"lIis nomination falls fiat,
tame. icy. II exccs popular response the party
and he politicians have hard work TO conceal their dis
gust since yesterday count New Jersey for the
ST. Louis candidate"
Bangor Me Waie-rcp:-"we have no disposition to
conceal and disappointment the result
Of the Cincinnati Convention
New Haven ''rhe republican party has de-
serted It's gencral-dcscrtcd not only the grandest
combination OF heart conscience and brain known to
the republican party to-day. Mr. Ingcrsoll, Of l
nos characterized Mr. Blame but has deserted cvcr-
known leader Of It's party after the fashion OF the
wings in 1852 and placed itself under the command OF
the Great Unknown"
Portland tMc.) Argus:--'Ths plank of the platform
evidently made Tor Bristow, and II fits Hayes the
saddle OF Buccphalus would III pony"
Norwich Comm Butistin:-"As xe have already sug.
gcsted, the ticket whole Is triile less formidable
than advcrsares feared and there will be Joy the
democratic camp Tor few days; and yet II is exceed
ingiy doubtful whether the ST. LOUIS Convention can
put up az good names 1t certainly cannot select any
better. "
Boston Advertiser 1.-THE candidates represent all
that is good tho party, aud they will undoubtedly
carry this and every other republican State by old
fashioned majorities and DO triumphanty elected IN
November =
Providence Journal .--"Mr. Wheeler will give great
strength the ticket and will worlhily the high
nonor winch the American people designate for hun
Baltimore Gdsene THE republican platform - a
drag to catch votes but not To bind the The
little rascas can slip through Its mcshes and the big
can break through u at any point ~
Boston Globe Tho action OF the Convention will
hay thc ena n d