, 1876-06-17

delegates IN lsns tnnventan. and sspeciatly those
of Kentucky, wnr Iildtcn,rsl ny ttn fact Tint .o
hclh. IN our nwn Headquarters, n Hayes
n,a'lu here Tonight. r4,ud ehcera.. knew that
when Kentucky ea.t Tia .ntc for TIM Hayes int We
wrrc carrying ont the wishes Of tho, dIst,nsnl.hod
rtnltnn.
DISPATCH FROM nRlarow.
npsh ,n a 1sff IT, os sdat..s Sad H.
wastr sn Rz{::w u, yl ;t.na & .hi' g ssuR:lxs
ssS n ss;,$Ss, ar: VIA; Va
w IRE no longer hiaIn. men. Gonkltns men.
msn. " wsa aie IT, ,ants aSxs ase; se en
plAuts. nut. better than thst. We Ars Kapnbii~
,n oD1s .ss h.: HI o1 y
esnmsnt f. to hat party VIC ose she right Of free
ss II t. III s II ws .s.ts se sso
TUT To thss a. patty par 'A'~ We owe cfsenship tor I'll
Americans without regard 10 raeo. or color.
IT, p: y " Stss st mi ;.t
that J. d Kcnt,cEian, am able 10 stand on thls rio
Of Tho ohio saa .alk 70 ye ~: A. oala tsls 70
nom GRAND WORK.
1t Inns faved ths llso Of thu Republican party
put deliberations not boen conducted wisely,
hsd w by our diyla!qns, had we ly .,t oar
hlon 70 CONE into our ranks November would hare
found the Democratic party reEt0rcd to nat!lnal
powet and twenty: ::hso years wonld in ny. jndg.
nent have expired before VIC could hAve disfodKcd
th1M.
|; fot one. .peat'ng 70, tho Republican, Of tho
State OF Rentaoky, knowing what We would have
the State Of Kentucky ! say that that Convention
poa s.smy t eona haso bssen
by tho return Of tho National Democratic party 70
WoweF. !, therefore, cali upon the friends Ut
INT ra IL as ':S
cinnati. fot whnt you have done for him in this
Ro i e ts
standard ot iis;cs and Wheeler, .ud We viii have
victory r. NoyomboF worthy OF the centcn'iisl
Nj. Bransco,nabe, Of Mlssoun, wns the next
| speaker, aud wns followed by tho Hon. J. T..
| 4cllaDk of 1ndiuun.
TIin NON. WILLIAM onroH, OF NEW 1onK,
was then introduced, and spoke IA follows:.
| htH. CHAIRMAN ARD uENTLRxEs: II l have any
claim e your consideration wlla!oteI, 4 y in What
ray, and yet in Wow OF Tic hmpbs part that +
have taken in the proceedings Of the National lsc
publican Convent Ion s1ttIng IL h city for the ust
eongratujstios viii, Which tho IL, Of Cincinnati
sens svs Ct reeSsl 9nS ~ I 'e s vnt,a
tchecfa;l camp 10 Cinclunaa h discharge duty
1cvolycd upon the delegation II Now York, Of
lie eonsldsra,on Of the claims f 81 Che iion. Roscoe
o. qnT sat APp.M1s ~ W s.c
presented the claims ofAjthef galtlcmcu entitled
nso to favorable confederation. md after . stEu8-
Gle almost without para1lsl III tlc history Of Sa.
concelvp Wisely and we'll. aud trust that the vcr.
dict Of the people In November ?ext Will be that
which you are hero to ratify Tonight lChsers.l
| RICHARD sMITu
| OF the Gnzette, wills introduced sud said:
II could hardly be expected that you wontd care
to he9r very much froni NE. huyo kept up very
considerable elattsr for soaes!mc ia thls e!ty and
hardly Worth ' whlo &c iet mo to Cd dssuIss
tho fact, II had n,y desire 70 Do Il, that have
been suspected very strongly Of being !'rietow
discovered that there wis dcmasd upon tho part
Of the people Of this country for scfofm for hon.
tioyernmcn. tha. viii be lifted Above tho level oi
what i has been dragged down to by the demoIal.
zng inas4ss Of tS waE h% t.gsht ha
Into tho rcnitcntiar3 whtle mos. men would be
putting on thc!s boos and thst il the rcaron waa
as IL. 1e; ts a Ss1 sys.
(cheefsl: and Secretary uristow y a young man,
and 1880 Is not 50 ~ away. lLoud cheer,
YIN ne,ot. DO snythins or permit anything to bt
| HOne LINT VII! uhRQ any Hpnett nun aHhAfueu.
to work for him tnst a should h&vs WORKED fol
Svcretary Ds!atow II hs had been tbs nominee o
tho Convention fchecrsl. and I have no doubt Al
Ri that AL those yo1ng men, 2tld our respectable
citizens who como here and lolnel this HrstoM
Club. will now be Men,besb Of the Hayes Club and
that NC shall I'll ovo forward shoulder to shoulder
lCheets.1
The Chairman nc1t introduced
GOV. HOWARD, or MICHIGAN,
! a a Hi4 ff,TVnrft h{r ifchns M
took Ills seat at the front OF the stage, wns TO
cnivbl With tho lUudcst demonstrations Of up
plause- Tho late hour ut which hts remarks
were made must PRECLUDE their transmission to
Night. ue wa1 followed by Peter II, Clark,
loading colorbd citizen nf C!ncinnati.
After the adjournment baul and lnlgt
! number Ut cttizcns went to tho Gibson Housf
and serena1ed tha Massachusetts delegation
None OF tlum wer0 prLsent, hut
COY. VAN zANDT, OR nuout lslAND,
spoke hs follows:
! am pIeAeed to meet you IoyG tonight ant
pleased 10 say that the little delegation OF which
was Chairman In 5nur Convention helped to aehlev.
this great and glorious victory. We gsye our votu
for your loyRl War vernon, and shall return Y
Ilhpde Island TO- morrow full Of glory enough !,
last tha whole trip Wo intond TO sall In thls can,
patgn under that good old udAgc about nlakInI
l1syea while the Fun Ahines, and roll up such
majority for YOU in New England NJ you never saw
or hrard 0f befo.o. Thls IL because We havo
pufu lnan and patriotic tickat do not thina
thcre was s'nFle mans nano before the Convcn
with lhs people VI the wholc country than that O
/ yOnr luy. Hayes.
TN nTNTD