New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
TIE ST. LOUIS TICKET
ITS RECEPTION BY THE PRESS.
TIE CANVASS TO BF warm AND CLOSE

from The Netr. york HerIld (!Hd1
Gov TIldcn's domination Is not equivalent
Of the most vigorous and mo- closely contested at % n9
snit is 40 doubtful that ino cDyass will cave all the in
tcres Of Il game IN which the -kih q: IA" Players hcPs
the Judgment of the spectators IL 7upese The chances
qUi throughout 1t Il saic to say tha We are
entering Of the mcs' inio'cstIg, Vigorously con
rested aud doubtful Prcsidc0: ccnieStr tLa have ever
taken place since the organization oi the Government
THE TICKET lex +. A s{Ms2L SSlt RS OF ipe,t REfoRA
To the nomination at CIEchnau OF cahdl-
date wiihoHt pnrrdd.e d o "a g @ of csnddae
whose name is the sy: y:ntIl oi unfuchng reform upGn
slili and conduct OF the government q! s country
ASSENT TO THE VIII or TIE MAJORITY.
From The NCj5 Yoyk = ,Dr"s lDen)
The nomination is made, aud made accord
ING to all the usa of the Demo tie lati!'hc l"o-
thirds rule being cnolccl the ll form lnadc belg9
giving ankle 70 orga4z'lon pa,3im % a hma no ,omre
graciousy toward the minority, but naiontes "a con,
veutiou as a rule not eIacor7. but meIclesS' anH
50 in dealing with political ire' an M,n
political foes. Majoutics govern ana take tno cohSe
luences of their action.
THE wAR!E-T CANDIDATE WINS.
From The Nc,C. JOTf N0d lEcp)
The shrewdest management, the richest com
petor the watest canIlie, 20 %oU. AEe IL, ,n sS s ~
ack on abuses r3acuced by his 1ca associates just
at the time when us lr.eI's' are hSey 20 disappear
beneath the overflow of puul; iuo itnalon IA ,oWueu
with success so FAR as nominal on. ny parry 'na, nas
bundeted away all its opportunities fcf uedFy genera
tiUn, can be Gale success.
THE REPUBLICAN LEADET" WARNED.
Frora The Ner- Coramer-oI Adrertiser tEepA
We believe now as things have turned out
at ST. Louis tLa IIlden bo : Ct-ly bilcn III tiis
State any O'her candidate named n the Convention
aud much easier inthe whole Electoral Co eSe tdi pro
nuunccd Western candidate But to -" llat The RcpuD
lcan victory is 10 be easily won IN NeWl"rs would be
to create a false dangerous confidence among our
friends in advance OF The actual CANVAS ana we tsrn
fore the Republican leaders Ia AL sections "l the
State put forward their best and al les, Supporters or
| HAYES aud Wheeler their Assembly tickets, and 10
make their very best and most careful az %e as most
independent selection Of delegates 10 thD state NOh
/ mating COnveDtOn
DEMocE;ATIc PROSPECTS NOT cnEERIHYG. en-
! from TIE Neg' york hgeI"G IoS u"c' "{l
The Democrats have hard task To dilVe the
Republicans from power ana they have not seized upon
any great oversiadowing question whieh maAe' 1t q;
hopeful task. In respect 20 financial reform tneir osi-
than that of the Republicans IN Ie.pcct to
corn OF the evil soi wee they q" nctn'n{ better 'n
respect 10 rcv,nle reform they itYt DON t-'tc.'
TIE CONVENTION CONGRATULACED.
frob Tie Ner f0rk "raphtc UHd)
The Convention deserves cohSidtulatlOns
that IN spite OF faction and malice aud roH IEm and
that make oEo almost Dhsn Tor ms conntiJ ~, H.
II nominated stIo uehe Oh platform tn't has sunk
TIE N, KET VlCTORN OVER SELF.
From, be ". T. SGdt- -le,tsag tf.dl .
The Democratic party deserves recognition
adoption sound pl ttorin ana tIe noinndil0n o
and TO iuhll the wisies OF the maj riy OF tne poOpc
That Is d good deal more than can be said oi The
Republican party. IDc Two partisan ofsdnlLliloi- VIII
remain a. ,aey have ne past, dan croUs political
Instruments The difference bcWcen thcn howcN, e,
to its long supremacy, ignc.cd the POI dlar -e-
mand for thorough reform whereas t1e ol' f. % land
victory over sei mas ans e.,u 'hat oeu'h' " 'he most
striking manner.
TIE, DEMOCRACY ADVISED TO SUBMIT.
The nomination will fall heavily upon Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, iud other "csrin states Iie "l
Oe ievuaon All a'ons tn, @ nttl' 'I tc P" y III l'
wisdom has virtually a0dnd0Drh mes sia'es. we pre-
feI II!dtn las ana stall aGvlsc th" Democratic o.
saulLauOns t. s,and by the nominees d. ilc e,c'oh Oh
1Ilucn would slgnaize tnuuIh certain Dth'ciail
prnC pies We snail feet II Our dGiy Ia counsel haT-
iouy the OrstlzatIo a. he Demo- fauc party uat
b. preserved There nothing the DernocsFc party
g. 10 bat 10 close its ranks and move toward To t ~ Si'
prepared at II. Louis.
A REFORM VICTORY WITHIN THE PARTY.
fso1a me spr,rlnc,d republican th'oJ
The Democrats have nominated their Brls-
tow sIore ANA better tnap that 1hey NOMINATED
INN in the Zee 10 vi a desperate opposition from the CON
stucA aI,s Tie tning TO be- rcOrmcd because he 10
IIcir tsiow and from d controlling sense u. the at
trIrtycucss of tlat sort Of canOdue tnis year as
Bsly ycStIncHJ the reforming NeW-fo'k - "a,
has hId many obvious ADVANTAGES over the rc"TIing
kcuucky KcpHbIc..n insiue his own party, &c has
several obvious grave d,sadyantager is Candidate
tue people. Tic has ~ ght te n"lluaOh he rs
one II he most oSPcricnced politicians iyihg, 10 "h 10
asserted ana believed y many That his sncees !. o"'hs
quite as much 10 politics 90 the othcr lhlhs But Whch
m IL sad The fact that IA 81 Louis result i'
r,orm victory within. the party quite as significant s
the reform victory a. nrlniiau.
WISE AND STRONG SELECTION.
FtOH Hosot BerIto Di,u.
The National Convention oi the D'inOcru
man, out I,eiI foremost yCatefuSJ dnu VIE
Nominated the strongest ana Al the sam. unC lhc most
ayaIiaDie man tner candidate ior the fies -i'
have shown larger wisdom th'n thty nave mamie S,fd
before trr least dozen yeas, ana t"cJ nave plt
themselves in the position ~ winch thcJ can compete
with Their Republican Ivds Of tnc CehITui o. iu" GOV
eTn, al with "a reasonable prospect Of success. o. ht
cas-, OF cttlLcns more for reform t4n Oihcr
,.lus involved the confess, linden can n't ldi la Dc
Ltvuute and Ia selection tAe DcmOcidla nave dttcd
u0yc wisely than the h, pubh ans WHO dd not dhio 30
nominate hcr best man, aud dOdgcd TIC 4c Issues Ot
tine canvass by "a cOmpO Ouis: Caudlddtc.
A NOIINATfUS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
/ QUO T.t Il stOH iUst lhcrJ
Tie hour and the man at last have met. In
tlt C. ii.i,nu.t nomination OF S3iuuc !. IdcH bJ lLe
N,tiona Democracy hopes ot the country are sud-
uculv revived II II pOttIVe movement Tor political
regeneration. The scars fall IRON the eyes OF te
ueope ~ the clear light OF this proceeding. For Inc
work of reform sucocssfu fcioTmcr is needed 1d'n
is tic !eaacI Of men, superb organizer a pf0louId
uoc economist, Determined Toe 10 all forms OI pub
c dis Onosty and corruption. Thec II uOt man III e
Democratic ranks Or IN tue whole country wnO Il his
eau ia all pUsItlyr qualities that are 81, nind'd By Tue
tiurs He emDOdIcs tue spirt Of reform mat icNadcs
tic tublic sentiment. His nomination II compete
responee ~ the call OF the pcOTe.
TuDEN NOT SUPERIOR TO HAYES.
fTOm me BOstOr Adctr'iscr tEtpD
The real strength Of the ticket Will lie in the
nam. OF Gov Tden aiiJ IN his record as an opponent
srd Antagonist Of corruption. But III no respect In ne
suueriur " Gov Haycs In rNperieLcr hs an executive
oGoer uo Republican canddsie 0utfanss bln and Ia