Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
r.e,.L TO u oOlD NIL DAILY r.-.,

Nrw YoHx, June 29.-The news Of the
nomination Of Tildsn Wal received here
with quiet satisfaction by the hard.
money men. aud with uudlsguissd dis
gust by the grssnback wing Of the party.
INDIANAPOLIS. June %. There IL
among the Democrats q universal feel.
Ing Of disappointment.
CINCINNATI, June 28.-The Eaqairer.
speaking OF the nomination Of Tildsn.
says the nomination will fall heavily
upon Ohio. Indiana. Illinois and other
Western States. There will Be q 70.
vulsion all along The centre. for the party
In It's wisdom virtually abandoned these
States. We prefer Tildsn to Hayes. and
shall advise tho Democratic organiza-
iiops to stand by the nominee.
NEW Yonx. June 29.-Ths Stats
zluag Is evidently saiisaed with Til
dsn's nomination and the platform. and
will support them cordially.
The Sm says II has been evident that
Tilden would be nominated. for . long
time past, but none the less. We thank
God that Il IL done. We care not for
party, but for the interest Of the com.
try. This nomination opens . way for
escape from the evils and dangers which
threaten tho Republic. The nomina-
ton cannot fail to excite In every part Of
the country a most hearty and hopsful
enthusiasm. We admit no doubt Of its
success.
The Heuld says Il must be conceded
by friends aud enemies alike. that Til
den has proved himself q OF the ablest
and most astute managers that ever APP
peared in American politics. Having
never held but o important position.
he lacks the Washington experience Of
Thurman. Hendricks and Bsyard. His
nomination. therefore. IL Q tribute to
his character and capacity. and he
may be proud. whether he wins
or not. His nomination Is not
equivalent to an election. He will
have . hard battle. SIN the country
has reason TO congratulate itself. The
platforms Of both parties are 10 excel
lent, that whether Hayes or Tildsn DO
elected, the country Is equally sure Of q
good government.
The World says: Cincinnati gave the
nation q candidate without . purpose.
and o platform without . meaning. 81.
Louis responds with 4 candidate whose
name Is the symbol Of reform. upon a
platform which means q beautiful rsvo-
luton In tho conduct Of the Govern.
mont. The Democratic party hsd .
score Of candidatss-msn like Thurman.
Baysrd, Parker. Allen, Galston aud
English. tried and proved In high public
trusts. devoted to the principles Of the
Democratic party and loyalty to the Law.
The enemies Of the Democratic party
have toilsd for months to identity the
name Of Tildsn with Democratic reform.
The friends Of Governor Tildsn blindIy
helped In this work. II was possible II
might have been found necessary TO ~.
lsct some other candidate at 81. Louis.
and then we should have had uphill
work to showIhat his name meant what
our enemies have saved NJ the trouble Of
proving that the name Of Tilden means
now. The way IL clear. The Rspubli-
cans made Bristow mean reform for
them, and Tildsn mean rrform for the
Democrats. Cincinnati trsmplsd the
name Of Bristow under foot. 81. Louis
sets the name OF Tildsn In letters Of
light on the banners Of tho united De.
mocraey.
IL 10 SAID tnat the EpHug h<pN@ VIII
endorse Tfldsn.
Dispatches from New York State and
the East state that the nomination was
received with favor. bot 10 the West with
ehagin and threatened boiling.
A 7ri5sas's Warrington special says:
Morton says the ticket will BE- the weak.
est that could b. made. Both gentle
men be said were violent Southern SYM
pathisen during the war. and he thought
their financial theories could not be hsr-
monissd. Those In Indiana who have
worked for Hendricks for the int place
would not have zeal enough to work
faithfully for him - second 70 . man