The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-21

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Grant sent the following sslsgsm to
Gov. Hsyss. Immediately apoa rsosipl
Of the news of his nominatioa:
"Gov. Hayes: l ccngntulats you, saA
fell tho greatest sssursoes Nat yos gill
occupy my present position iron the
4th of March next. q. 9. GRANT"
The following Telegram. ssosived b.
Hon. WIN. Dsanisos. explains itasG
n wish to cay TO you in the freedoms
Of PERSONAL friendship. that am greatly
grati6sd ct the nomination Of Gov.
Hayes. I fell cure Of victory and .
clear and lurs administrators.
B. II. BRIsrow."
COLUMBUS, June 10, The oommittee
appointed by the Cincinnati Conven.
ton TO notify Gov. Hays Of bis nomin.
stion for President. proceeded to the
Executive chamber about 8 o'clock this
evening. whore they were received BY
Governor Hays, who in Response 70 the
announcement of his nooinstion, r.
piled - follows: Sir, have oaly 70
Ay in reply 20 your infosAstson
that I accept the nomination. Perhaps
at the present tine Il vosld Be i'm
proper for mo TO say more thaa this;
slthough even now should b. giad -
give some expression of the psolouad
gratitude feel for the son6dsnos re-
posed in me b, yourselves and those for
whom you act. At . future time shsll
present my acceptance in writing. With
my views on the platfosa."
CoLuxBUs. June 17.-Shortly sftss
the result Of tho fourth ballot was an-
nounced. the following tslsorsowss
received:
ITO Gov. Hayes: offer Jon ny an-
cerest congratulations on your nomioa-
ton. 1t will be alike my private pleas.
ure. - we'll - political. 70 do the ut
most in my power to promote your
election. The earliest moment Of my
returning health will b. devoted to pro.
curing you IS large vote il Mains -
she would have given for sysalk.
]. u. BLAINE
Governor Hayes replied
Hon. J. q. Nsins: Your kind dis
patch has touched Ne most deeply. and
l hardly know how to rsspood 10 fitting
terms. The sssnsascs Of yess hslp and
support Nerves me- Tor The CONTEST upon
which We are about entering. With
your returning health and strength I
see an omen Of Republican suocssa I
truss that al trsocs a your sssast i'll.
ness will speedily disappear. and that
you n,ay speedily b RESTORED 10 you,
family and country. I ssnd yos my
Arst Dispatch sincs the noninetio.
.e aA r. ,. HAxss."
WARRINGTON. yass i0.-Ufitaeus
place he's not been congsuial 70 hin
during the past year; while thsre was
no break in the personal rslstioos b.
tween him and the Prssideat tAssv has
been long time . mutual sssarvs sod
undsdnsd feeling o<diseomfort When TO-
gsthsr.
The President will be quite - good
as his word. and il the Democrats con.
tinue in their obstinate courss. the
entire machinery OF the Qoysesment
win probably suspend July let. As the
situation looks now. it does not seem
possible for the House to pass The Ap-
preparation bills before the end Of the
fiscal year.
II 10 believed that other important
changes will follow the retirement Of
Bristow. though this may In . usas-
ure depend on who the next iucuubent
shall be- Treasurer New will certainly
retire by the end of the fiscal year.
Assistant Treasurer weymsn may pos
sibly succeed New. hs having been
hvorAbly mentioned to the Prssidest.
0rans's letter in reply to nsisesv's
resignation was written to-day. The
President accepts his rssignstioa With
the hope that in hin se4isessns from
public Office he will And that ress which
he could not have in HE prsssas po-
si,ion, and desires that the psrsoaal
relations between them shall rsmsin in
their present attitude.
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LONDON. June i9--It 10 o6ciAlly
Announced that tina Roard n Tp>A>