, 1876-06-19
ger which may threaten the Republic, whether
foreign or tofncstle, political or financial.
AHsULUTELY rAOBIECTIoHABIK.

EtF FIHH tnHT tlItNLC@i k{bE huCt4Et
foreign or domestic, political or financial.
AHsULUTEtY rHDBtECTIoHABLk.
St F4f,.i I4onttr- Irtss.
sng p9ni ~ ayGs Is h. tha' % nS
i,is charas ter Or ills recorl With hims as ,,cr
standaId.bcartr the Republicans can tight the
campaign ,consittcnt on the highest ground NJ
Hunal nne Tor personal yiudtcation. but 6attic
Of principle solely. Investigations can neither
reach nor damage him. 1ies prnot To aspersson
a1ui TO calumny, asnl Instead Of suffering W
md its reputation viii espa'I 70 M tic wicr cf''
cumfcrcncc VI the thcatre IL which lie has been
tranBp1antcd.
HIS NAME UfTARyIs1tEb.
Am politician Gen. Hayes alas been not only
s,1c.eEhfnl, but hta Victories avc lrft hts nam:
untarr!sfietI. Against tie purity Of his life and
nto1s the fatt' M + 6" aTty ss fr n5on ys 1rn
Of the 'at1on that have never had occasion in
legislative lnlls or Tn the stump to defend him.
self iro'n accusations Of evil practice n private
Or ofltia] life. 10 the citizens Of the Republic,
'nar true to every lau1nblc purpose, Of
statesman known and tried, OF soldier whose
record throlgh.crcry grade Of rank from the
knapaack tn the Gnneral's stars, is bright with
tnanttng bis regiment, lie refused to leave tho
field until the action was won. The game gallant
leadership will conduct the purity Of Which hr Is
now chief tovictory III November
TIE 'xytsG,pfE SsM.sa 2 II, rcggEsE ;aa;sE, nor'
That Gov. Hayes is one of the ab!cst, p.lrcst,
and most popular men In tic country, Is shown
from tlc fa,t TINT lle las repeatedly beaten
ncnt candidates tnE President. Ilnrsal, for
Hayes, thu tnvineible Buckeye Boy! liz Is bound
to be tic next President.
THE STURDY SON Or OHIO.
}noTn min i f47pJH r1nt
The record made in T,abt years by tho sturdy
sou Of Ohio, his gallant services In The Eebcllon
IFS salvation Of his native State from the
gcrous days that followed the rebcl!Ion's close,
ami his brilliant defeat Of the combined furccs
Of Democracy and q dclustye currency In 1875.
commend him to the confidence and esteem Of
the nation. There L no surcr indication Of sue
cess than Bucccss. There can be no more ccr-
tain nmer that Hayes and Wheeler will leatl to
victory In November than that In the past they
have buen vfctore.
4 GROWING CANDIDATE.
IAartnport ia, Ghst!t.
Gov. Hayes Is must clarAatically nt the kind
Of candidates. who will grow In popular esteem.
SO that Willie the nomination Will not, Mt .cass
the Intense enthusiasm by which The selection
Of Mr. Blaine wnuld hare called forth, 1t can be
confidently predicted TINT. as the campaign ai-
ya,'csn, tho popular heart, Will bent viii, con-
san asa sypahy ya Nth # ths a1, gss
Indeed, It will very speedily be realized that IN
its effect on tho party votc in many localities
thu nomination of Hayes Is very much hc,tet
than that Of Blaine could possibly have been.
Republican ticket will gain IN November next
trvcrnl hundred votcs under the leadership Of
Hayes that could not have bccn obtained under
Blaine. .... ...
uNExcrrr1oNAnLE NoMIyATIoas.
Hrakuk tia.l GATE City.
Tic nominations are probably among the best
that could hare tlccn made. They MIL serve to
to unite III tte elements composing tue l1cpub-
oppose the Democracy. For the purpose Of unity.
hoth nominations are uncxccptfonablc. The
name ii 1inycs will bring into the ranks all the
strayglgrs who fell BY the wayside four years
| publican party that strayel from LIS to fullow
after strange gods, will acccpt the nomination
us Que Of tile best that could have l1een nadr,
and will once more rally. to the standard, and
never yet suffered a national defcat. The nom.
tnatiut OF iiayes grrs tlIe lie to the ISLANDERS Of
the Democratic pfess, which rersistcnily claimed
t1at the Republican party was merhinc,. mud
no!uince.
CSIvEHeAL SATISFACTION.
NurHngl@n tIu.l HdFktgt. .....
We have yet to hear my dissatisfaction among
nominations. There are, Of course, many dis.
appointments, but every man, with hardly an
~ a.. ~ co,c o rn,,, o,.iiE rnst
n, ~ rnlinnt Irnyrs Thc ticlsct il one whsrl,
viii oot,n "aa.a. 9,Irj, ',,rars fsn,i,,
t1aa e ,4ia. .,tj,, 4'11 ha.,o h,os' aaistI
and as the campaign progresses tiG more lopu:
af VIZ u becotnc a''d ulc more WILL lis s1fcnEsh
pe oe'e1opea. s, ,,,,s,.
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our r,,r.srnt"tv.s ~ ,1 ;n1,nr;i s ma.e,p,,cd hovf
,,s,.,.d IL wl nnil nrsr ins,.'" md onts si1<
| The ,mrty. nnI lave given us, alI Things ron,
si,1.rrl ~, hcet aud strnnrrst fi,lnt ft1nt wos
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