New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
REPUBLICAN SATISFACTION.
ADNIRA IE
r-orn IN, NJ. ~ o. Coma1rcial Adre,tis


The work of the Republican Convention was
well done-platorm wel candid ties. For the
w.Oe country, as vel as oin party Ioin OF ye" u
was wisely ana most accoptably done. We call The
ticket of Hayes and Wheeler an admirable one Like
splendid antecedents Of The Republican party We be
Eeve speak TIE cordial sent Ineht OF He eI ubiSib
the candidates and the platform, IN all their significance
OF assured victory ia November
PERHAPS TIE VERY BEST.
From TIE NeC- York Ereafrg I0st.
The Republicans are TO be congratulated on
tnsE good lGn1s hRs rs n DANGER of fsS s M 10 he
last ur OF the Convention they signazo1 tIat hOuF
By act which goes tar to yiudcate at once er p0i
cal honesty and their partisan sagacity Looking at
Gov Hayes from the point OF view OF the public interest
man and available man, il must be admitted that
the Convention cid very nearly The best 1t could do
perhaps in the circumstances, the best l. rs man
fest that the Denocr Is must do their very best at ST.
louis If they would avoid defeat.
From Ths Nec York Graphte.
The result has more than justified expecta-
tions. Tue nomination OF Gov Hales Oi OAlO Is enln
emily polite and saacious and deserves as receives
he rtest congratulations 1t satisfies al classes ana
untes the who'll Republican party as no other candidate
could have united IT, The nomination Of two such men
as Hayes and Wheeler TO the two highest oinces in the
recover any prestige may have lost and 10 deserve the
confidence ana support oi the Intelligence and patriotism
OF the country.
THE PARTY NEVER STRONGER.
From The Rochester Dcrao.Tdt md ChronieS ,
In some respects Governor Hayes IS the best
MAJ that eoud nave been Nominated III a isPecSs Ne
certainly has the conf ence OF tue Republicans OF ne
J,
which he is tie honored head lie will accomplish IN the
nation ali that lie has accomplished III ONO lhe party
November wi ten the story 20 rounded years Of Re
publican power, aud so much OF national prosperity as
Democratic rebellion would allow.
WILL STAND THE KEENEsT SCRUTINY.
iFCna ne SyTeeuse Stonodfd
With such candidates as these, and plat
form nat viii cOmuend universal approval ,be IepuD-
hcans This state and the nation can go before the
country with an assurance tha they are pfe1enIins men
and principles that will stand the test OF the keenest
scrutiny, and active Jealous and faithful canvass
cannot fan TO result IN glorious victory Tor the HepuD
lcan ticket ana Republican principles
INYINCIBLE.
From Tie 7IOg T'meS
The ticket, as it stands, may be considered
inyiucible No two candidates could have been put for
ward VINO were more likely 70 cement the keP9DnGGdn
The Convention could have given us no stronger nonna
tions. - = ,
from Ihs EiDiird AdrcrtDef.
If Senator COnklng was our first choice,
that viii mol alats enc lOt or tte the steadfisueos
ife wI,cb ye s,a susn the candidate of the Cunyei
tion, who has his great honor mOdesty and nnpeie
housy, is hs own nature. satisfaction, wide
spread dominant already taken possession OF the
country The Nomination viii be accepted as an omen OI
victory The defeated and disappointed will cordially
ANOTHER GRAND ACTION
The ticket is al,otler signal proof that the
great parry which las administered tLe Affairs OF tis
naIiou during tie past 10 years always does grandy
when called upon 10 face an emergency
THE BEST CENTENNIAL TICKET.
from me Utaa Herald
On the whole, the Cincinnati Convention has
given to the Re publican parry the best Centennial ticket
Il was It's power to select II Itrepresents no antag-
onisms except innexibe antagonism TO Democracy.
VICTORY IN THE AIR
The Convention has nominated candidate
Of high character OF spOs lntegry, Oh me culture
behalf who worthy the confidence OF the eonnty and
who WIN elevate the character of the Administration
publican party is a thing which work for with
isurage ana sanguine hope With Hayes as President