The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30


agency which presented his name, and
will give him its earnest support as in
every way the better OF the two ca9di4
dates which achoice Of q President for The
the next four years must be made. =
Large end En,husiastic.
PUEBLA, CAL, June 29.-There is a
Tilden and Hendricks ratification meet.
ing in progress here tonight Speeches
were made. by Col. L. II, Gerry, Hon,
: Wilbur r, Stone and others The meet,
ing is large end much enthused. 49,.
generally Enshased. s.
sNEw ORLEAHs,J June 29.-The citizens
are generally enthused by the ,nomIna-
ton Of. Tilden and Hendricks. One hun
dred guhs- were fred. - - -
one Humid. ed Guns Fired,
NJ SHRrvrroRT, La, June 29.-One
hundred guns were lfred for -Tilden and
Hendricks. Great enthusiasm mani
& tested. 3 ,v,.'l.vu U'-If
40 Great RejOicing.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.--Dispatches
from all points in Kentucky indicate
great rejoicing and enthusiasm over the
st. Louis nomination.
A Strong Ticket.
LITTLE Rock, June 29.-Gov. Baxter,
who is in the city, was serenaded last
night BY large crowd, after the news Of
Tiiden's nomination had been received.
The Governar responded in happy
mAnper, sayin, the ticket was a very
strong one. Gov. Garland and Hon. w
X. Miller the latter the Democratic
nominee for Governor, we're also seren-
AIDED, and made speeches, as did General
J. M. Pomeroy, General Charles Coffin
and Others. The demonstration in be.
half of Tllden was very considerable. q.
L. Tshey, editor of the State Granger,
sud Charles E. Cunningham, both of
whom were delegates TO the Indianapolis
Greenback Convention, made speeches
in which they stated that they would
vote for Tilden. The ticket OF Tilden
and Hendricks is received with very
general satisfaction by the Democrats.
- Salt Lake Reioice..
SALT LAKE, June 29.-The DemOcra-
CIV this evening threw out a National
flag with the names of Tilden and Hen
bricks, and saluted it with National airs.
subsequently the band psraded the
streets and serenaded several prominent
Democrats. The ticket is regarded as
very strong enc
SANpUsKY, o., June 28.-The nomina
ton of Tilden and Hendricks gives gen.
ersl satisfaction 10 the Democrats of this
city, especially to the Germans. One
hundred guns were fred this evening.
- Governor Ttldsa Responds.
- ALBANY, NJ. Y, June 29-The sere
made 70 Governor Tilden tonight by the
Jacksonians was great success Not
less than 5000 citizens ,serenaded the
Executive mansion. Many private we'll
inps were illuminated and decorated with
flags and Chinese lanterns. The Argus
building was illuminated and decorated
with flags, presenting q brilliant and
effective appearances. Long before the
band, which preceded the Jacksenisns
and the long procession following them,
reached the mansion the people began
TO gather about the grounds, and when
the procession reached the scene
nearly every available spot was
occupied. Large numbers entered the
mansion to congratulate the Governor
As soon as he could relieve himself from
them, he stepped out on the porch and
addressed the concourse as follows:
Gentleman of the jackson corps:-l
cordially thank you for this manifesto
ton of your kindness. don't forget
that last year you enrolled me among
ycu as an honorary member. l
regard with satisfaction and pride
your excellent discipline and train
ing as a military body; !
recognize in you many representatives of
the working men of Albany, and when |
say working men, ! don't forget that in
our country the number who live upon
the income Of what they have accumu-
lated or Inherited is extremely small, and
that, nearly every person of our vast Re-
public lives on the produce Of his daily
toll. In America we are nearly all
working men; therefore the interest and
prosperity of that class may almost be
said to be the interest and
prosperity. of the country. APP
.plause. T., No country which the sun
shown on has had SO many blessings as
our own, stretching from the Atlantic 10
the Pacific, and from the great lakes OF
the north to the Cult OF Mexico with
genial climxte, with fertile soils, with
eyery natural and artificial faculty for
travel and transportation, with all the
arts and industries of civilization plant
ed. and nourishing amid the boundless
natural wealth of = virgin continent, We
ought to begto.day the most prosperous,
the most happy and contented
people in I the world. But what
IL our actual condition. All business Is
depressed; every industry is langaishng,
labor without employment and the wolf
At the door of nearly every home in the
land. gaunt and hungry. (Applatsel.
What's the matter2 We know that for the
last IL years, since peace. tbe earnings
Of labor and in the cause Of capital has
h, en- consumed or wasted in government
expenditures, The taxes drawn from
the people of the United States have
been larger than the entire net savings
of the whole forty-four million. These
taxes have increased IN q short period
four-fold, and the influence is felt on
syery business and every industry, and
in every house throughout our broad
land. What nextf Do we ne. find
in the public administration every
where abuses, populations, frauds
and corruption, until We are almost
becoming ashamed of the institutions Of
our country, and instead of holding them
up a. examples for the oppressed people
al other countries, We are confessin, them
e {, scandal in the eyes of nkind.
what else do We find? We find u 4 the
otice holding class have became so nu-
marcus u powerful and interruptions
Nat they assume to control
tk, elections We are reaching
Itbs Xsrst condition of'the countries of
the old Nerld. The government NO longer
exists ior the people; the people exist
ouly.for tia xovernment. Our Centen.
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